Royalty and Bohemian Life Merge for Princess Margaret
Princess Margaret plans a new life with Tony Armitrong-Jones in Kensington Palace after a royal years. The couple courted a bohemian flavor while maintaining royal duties and wealth. Margaret’s allowance rises to 15000 pounds yearly and tips she will lean on family legacies as they start a family.
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London
Princess Margaret
Tony Armatrong-Jones
Margaret
Giscount
Tony
Kensington Palace
Husband Goodby
Mar
Earl of Harewood
Mary
George
One Day Furlough Hit Delco Ramy Battery Plant
A one day furlough is imposed at the Delco Ramy battery plant in the Kansas City area affecting more than 500 production workers. Friday stoppage follows a March 29 work halt at the Fisher plant and related cutbacks at the Chevrolet assembly plant next door due to parts shortages.
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Clathe
Leeds
Kansas City
Delco-Ramy
General Motors
Fisher
Chevrolet Assembly
Olathe
Deaths-Funeral Notice for Christopher C. Cobb 73
Christopher C. Cobb 73 of 1346 Vt. St. died Wednesday in a Topeka hospital. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Albert G. Parker III, with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by widow Laura Cobb of the home, two sisters Rose Gilbert of Topeka and Loretta Miller of California, and several nieces and nephews.
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Christopher C. Cobb
Vt. St
Lawrence
Topeka
Rumsey Funeral Home
Albert G. Parker III
Memorial Park Cemetery
Laura Cobb
Rose Gilbert
Loretta Miller
California
Miss Vernetta Fairbairn Dies at 56 in Kansas City
Miss Vernetta Fairbairn longtime Lawrence resident and former freelance writer and Household magazine assistant editor died Wednesday in Kansas City Missouri. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Walter Simpson presiding and Oak Hill Cemetery burial. Survived by three sisters niece and two nephews.
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Vernetta Fairbairn
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas University
Household Magazine
Topeka
Rumsey Funeral
Walter Simpson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clifford Reusch
Perry
Clifford H
Frank
Ruby Kenworthy
Kansas City, Mo
Joyce Reusch
Clifford §. Reusch
Monrovia
Calif
Timothy Reusch
Attorneys Appeal Cigarette Verdict in Pittsburgh Case
Pittsburgh carpenter Otto Pritchard, 61, seeks damages claiming smoking Chesterfield cigarettes caused his lung cancer. Judge John L. Miller directed a verdict of acquittal for Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., saying insufficient evidence supported negligence. Pritchard had his right lung removed in 1953 and sought 1.25 million dollars.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Otto Pritchard
Miller
Building and miscellaneous housing costs total in April
The record lists numerous properties and developers with sums totaling 360 922 dollars for April building. Projects include multiple dwellings at several addresses, residential restorations, additions, and miscellaneous remodeling from firms such as Ward Thompson and Sate Dasta and Sons.
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M. T. Sehanke
FH and
J. Engineering Inc
North Taawredee
Ward Thompson
Dasta and Sons
Sth
Town
S&ts
Don Hopkins
del St
Duane Cirle
Ytth Perr
Harold Hase
Powers
Hill Vantuyl
Indian Ambassador Chagla to Speak at KU Convocation
Mahomedali Currim Chagla Indian official and U S ambassador to India will address Kansas University at Fraser Theater 11 a m Tuesday on India and Co existence He also represents India in Mexico and Cuba visiting at Chancellor Murphy invitation They met during Murphy's government service trips to Washington DC
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Mahomedali Currim Chagla
India
United States
Kansas University
Fraser Theater
Chagla
Mexico
Cuba
Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Washington, D.C
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
Memorial Hospital reports births for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Price a daughter today Mr and Mrs Ed H Warken tine a son today Mr and Mrs Robert L Morgan a daughter today Dismissals include Mrs Ethel Petefish Richland Mrs Gertrude Priestly 1050 Ky Cathy Bowman 1345 Maple Lane Mrs Alta Duncan Perry Richard Lee DeSoto Lawrence Torneden Linwood Mrs Barbara Madi Baldwin Mrs Sylvia Torman and baby boy 1121 Tenn Charles Short 1300 Ky Mrs Mary Ann Bereiter 743 Walnut Mrs Betty Larson and baby girl 915 W 4th Mrs Vera Smith 1007 Ala Mrs Donna Sterritt and baby girl 1831 Ind Clarence Payne 878 Locust Mrs Phyllis Pine and baby boy 1224 R J Charles Culp Baldwin Mrs Esther Alford Route 2 Births list shows a daughter for Alexander’s Flowers ad reference.
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Gladys Gilliland
Linwood
Anna Grems
Tonganoxie
Aaron Rabinovitz
Carolina
Warren Gordon
Mary Ann Wilson
Route 8
Doris Roskahr
R. 1
Fred Heim
Baldwin
Josephine Rise
Darren Downing
Route 5
Evelyn Confer
Lecompton
Mary Dark
Lillie King
Learnard
Cathy Bowman
Maple Lane
Alta Duncan
Perry
Richard Lee
DeSoto
Lawrence Torneden
Barbara Madi
Sylvia Torman
Tenn
Charles Short
Mary Ann Bereiter
Walnut
Betty Larson
W. 4Th
Vera Smith
Ala
Donna Sterritt
Clarence Payne
Phyllis Pine
R. J
Charles Culp
Esther Alford
Top Democrats Meet Head-On in Mild TV Debate
Senate Humphrey and Kennedy clashed over nomination chances in a Charleston West Virginia telecast. Nixon praised Rockefeller but avoided naming a running mate, while DC and Indiana results show Nixon leading Kennedy and a larger Democratic undercurrent. Alabama data hint at a forthcoming runoff between States Rights and Loyalist factions.
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Sena
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Charleston
W. Va
Humphrey
Kennedy
West Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
Albany
District of Columbia
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
D.C
Indiana
Alabama
Democratic Party
Khrushchev criticizes West as talks dim future prospects
Khrushchev warned that Western Allies hinder settlement at the summit citing U S Britain and France stances. He recounted a May 1 border incident and said the U S plane was shot down after crossing into Soviet territory. He announced a government shakeup and a ruble revaluation planned for October along with tax reforms to abolish income tax for many workers.
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Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West
Frod Kozlov
Council of Ministers
Communist Party
Kozlov
U.S
Ben Kowing Wins VFW Scholarship for KU study
Ben E. Kowing Jr. received the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars scholarship for a Lawrence High School senior planning to attend Kansas University. The award covers two semesters of fees and tuition. Kowing, son of Mrs. Ben Kow ing of Route 1, has been a Summerfield nominee and National Merit Honor scholar, held leadership roles in Hi Y F F A, and earned honors including Navy Science Cruise 1958 and high placing in state science and poultry judging events.
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Ben E. Kowing Jr
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
VFW
Curtis Dalton
Ben
Ben Kow
Route 1
Ben Kawing Sr
Summerfield
Hi-Y
F.F.A
Lawrence
Parents Seek Transfer Over Alleged School Paddle
A Knox County group asks the school board to move from Carter Elementary a teacher accused of paddling seventh graders. Parents say David Wetzel spanked about two pupils after girls squealed over snakes in a science class. They cite blue welts and question the disciplinary intent.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Knox County School Board
Carter
David Wetzel
Allie Brown
Brown
Hop Bailey
Wetzel
George Asks Academy for Sunflower Works Site
Rep. Newell A. George Kans proposes using the World War I Sunflower Ordnance Works near Eudora Kansas as the site for a proposed National Science Academy. He submitted his statement to the House Committee on Science and Astronautics supporting Rep. Victor L. Anfuso New York's bill.
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Washington
Newell A. George
Kas
Eudora
National Science Academy
George
House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Victor L. Anfuso
U2 Incident Shapes Summit Outlook Amid Political Critique
Washington reacts to Khrushchev speech and the downing of a U2 weather plane. Eisenhower orders inquiry through James Hagerty as lawmakers urge immediate explanation and consider summit attendance. NASA Air Force mission flies at 55 000 feet, unarmed, with tension mounting over delicate Paris talks.
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Khrushchev
James C. Hagerty
White
State Department
Eisenhower
Paris
U.S
Troule
Congress
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
GOP Policy Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Foreign Relations Committee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
NASA
Pentagon
NASA Air Force Weather Service
Rose Is Speaker at Luncheon Optimist Club
Prof. Kenneth Rose of Kansas University spoke on Metals at the Luncheon Optimist Club meeting today at the Dine-A-Mite. He is a professor of mining and metallurgy and was the guest speaker.
County Treasurer Bessie Bennett Seeks Re-Election
Mrs. Bessie Bennett, finishing her first term as county treasurer, declares her candidacy for re election as a Republican. Former deputy and chief bookkeeper, she notes changes in tax and vehicle license tag handling and highlights Douglas County as an early site for the IBM card vehicle tag experiment.
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Bessie Bennett
Bennett
Douglas County
IBM
Widow Bennett Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
The sole announced candidate is the widow of Delmer F. Bennett a lifelong resident who has served as county treasurer for two years and as deputy for nine. She worked 12 years as a stenographer at Green Bros Hardware, lives at 2421 Ohio St and has two daughters Nancy 21 Barbara 16. She attends First Methodist Church and is active in Women’s clubs.
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Delmer F. Bennett
Lawrence
Lawrence Business College
Green Bros. Hardware
Nancy
Barbara
Ohio St
Eeper
Bennett
Obituary for Harry Julius Paulson of Dwight Lawrence
Harry Julius Paulson born December 25 1889 in Dwight Kansas died February 4 1960 at work for Bowersock Mills after 18 years service He was 70 and married Eva Viola Wright on December 24 1914 They had five children and later moved to Lawrence Kansas He attended Swedish Lutheran then First Christian Church His survivors include his wife four children three sisters and two brothers The Paulson family thanks friends and medical staff for support during their loss
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Harry Julius Paulson
Nels
Betty Paulson
Dwight
Kansas
Bowersock Mills
Paulson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Council Grove
Eva Viola Wright
Dorothy Feist
Lawrence
Venita Green
Vizona
Ivan Paulson
Fargo
North Dakota
Virgie Plantz
First Christian Church
Agnes’ Glock
Helen McGuire
Wichka
Kans
Ethel Morgan
Otto
Redwood
California
Alfred Paulson
Stanley Feist
David Paulson
Dennis
Cathlene
KU Taxidermist Named Curator at Citadel Museum
Kansas University Museum of Natural History taxidermist Aaron Bret Waller 25 will become curator of the Citadel Military College museum in Charleston South Carolina this July. A Girard Kansas native he and his wife reside at 713 Mass Street.
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Aaron Bret Waller
Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Citadel Military College
Charleston
S. C
Girard
Kan
Waller
Mass
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