New Guinea Boom Transforms Stone Age Outpost
LAB New Guinea The Buna boys and other Americans who collected fungus and fear here would hardly recognize the land now. Airstrips proliferate, towns grow, and agriculture replaces old copra and rubber. In the Highlands, coffee tea and coca flourish as natives and settlers work side by side. yet battle with arrows continues in remote hills and a lone tribe maintains its dead in niche tombs.
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Lab
New Guinea
Columbus
Cortez
Balboa
Lae
Madang
Moresby
Wahgi
Goroka
Hagen
Kokoda
GaNses
Mrayamyn
Nurscs
Jhar
KU hosts third annual Institute on Research in Clinical Psychology
Kansas University schedules a week long institute with about 60 clinicians and researchers from VA facilities, universities, and hospitals across Kansas Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and more. Notable speakers include Bruner Hildreth Teuber Wag ner Bronfenbrenner and others guiding studies on perception and how people interpret the world.
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Kansas University
Veterans Administration
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Tlingis
Texas
M. Erik Wright
Hans-Lucas Teuber
New York University College of Medicine
William H. Ittleson
Brooklyn College
Sam B. Kutash
East Orange VA Hospital
N.J
Harold M. Hildreth
Washington, D.C
Jerome S. Bruner
Harvard University Laboratory of Social Relations
Gardner Murphy
Menninge Foundaion
Topeka
Seymour Wagner
Clark University
Worchester
Mass
Arie Bronfenbrenner
Cornell University
K U
Institute
Joseph Nuttin
Louvain University
Belgium
Martin Scheerer
Caretaker Held For Threats Against Ike
A Glenwood Springs man, Sant Stepp, was arrested after a statewide alarm for threats against President Eisenhower. He was charged with threatening the President and held on a $51,000 bond, facing up to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine.
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Ike
Glenwood
Springs
Cale
Onwood Springs
Denver
Eisenhower
Sant
Inesix
Pytah Sehoel
Dever Secret Service
Stepp
FBI
United States
Schoel
Sand
Sand Stenpy
Buena Vista
Bankers Urged to Back Water Table Research
In Lawrence Kansas March 31 1956 bankers were urged to back research into water tables. Dr Albert E Burke Yale University conservation program warned of national water declines due to over estimated supplies affecting farmers suburban lands and loan decisions.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Colorado Farm and Ranch
Albert E. Burke
Yale University
Burke
Denver
Soldier Killed in Crash In Abilene
Pvt. John R. wal, 22, was killed when a car overturned on a curve of US to injure two companions Tanwyns were injured in the same crash near Abilene.
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Abilene Up
John R. Wal
Com- Tanwyns
U_ S
Rollover crash near Fort Riley injures three
A late night incident near Fort Riley left three people with non life threatening injuries. The driver identified as William O Knepp, 35, and another occupant John Bo Renzo were among those injured. Further details were not provided.
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Ft. Riley
William O. Knepp
John Bo Renzo
Switchmen Union Calls 25 Percent Pay Rise for 10000 Members
The Switchmen's Union of North America, with over 10,000 members, informed all railroads under contract it will seek a 25 percent wage increase for switchmen. International President W. A. Fleete said 17 percent would raise wages to match railroads' improved finances, while eight percent would correct pay inequities with other crafts. railroads must receive 30 days' notice under federal law.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Western Railroads
W. A. Fleete
International
Fleete
Honolulu Couple Goes On Trial For Concealing Assets
A Honolulu business executive James A. Camp and his wife are tried before Judge John Wiig on charges of hiding about 43000 in assets during bankruptcy. Arrested in Wichita after an Honolulu grand jury indictment, Camp and his wife faced bonds of 5000 and 2000 respectively as evidence was presented and the trial recessed for further documents.
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Honolulu
John Wiig
James A. Camp
Wichita
Kas
Grand Jury
Camp
Merchandizers Hawaii
Kokua Hawaii
Andrew Warehousing Co
Seven From University At Sessions in Canada
Seven members from the Kansas University Geography Department and three students will attend the annual spring meeting of the American Association of Geographers in Montreal Canada. Walter Kollmorgen will speak on Problems of Editing the Association Annals and William Kuchler will preside at a bio geographers session. They will return via Washington DC to discuss research. Other KU attendees include David Simonett Robert Sinclair Ratam Swami Laurence Sharp and Melvin Hecht. The group leaves Saturday and returns Friday April 6.
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Kansas University Geography Department
American Association of Geographers
Montreal
Canada
Walter Kollmorgen
Association Annals
William Kuchler
Washington, D. C
K. U
David Simonett
Robert Sinclair
U S Says It Will Not Object If Britain Sells Arms
The New York Times reports the United States will raise no objection if Britain joins France in selling arms to Israel. Britain appears disenchanted with Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser amid fears he could provoke a Middle East war.
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New York
The
New York Times
United States
Britain
France
Israel
Washington
the Times
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Treasury Men Seize Records of Worker Newspaper
New York Treasury agents hauled away subscription records from the government seized offices of the Communist Daily Worker and the Communist party. Officials said the move followed a government bid rejection for the seized property as income tax liens of 389000 and 46409 were asserted, with an offer to purchase at 2850 later discussed. The internal revenue service noted subscription cards relate to income taxes.
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New York
Treasury
Communist
Daily Worker
Harry Sacher
Stn
FBI
Internal Revenue
Washington
Communist Party
John J. Abt
Sacher
Donald R. Moysey
Weather For Other Areas
Dry weather prevailed across most of the nation with rain or snow expected in parts on Easter Sunday. Cool spring conditions persisted from the south through the Ohio and Tennessee valleys to New England. A warming trend spread from the plains to the Pacific, while the Northwest and Northeast saw most precipitation. Snow fell heaviest around Mount Washington New Hampshire and Caribou Maine.
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Ohio
Tennessee
New England
Rockies
Pacific
Mount Washington
N.H
Caribou
Maine
New
Great Lakes
Plains
Midwest
Northern
Mississippi Valley
Governor Gary Denounces Slanted Juvenile Reports
Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary condemned stories in the Oklahoma City Times that alleged harsh treatment at state juvenile facilities. He defended current conditions, supported reform aims, and said sensational reporting fuels hostility toward youths. He noted no harm in mild chastisement he regards as humane. Porcupines’ salt craving leads them to chew salty items like golf club handles and canoe paddles.
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Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma City: Times
Gary
Oklahoma City Times
Cruvel
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