Eisenhower warns that cuts in spending threaten national security
President Eisenhower, in a televised address, argued that any large spending cuts amid Soviet atomic strength would be a gamble with the country’s safety. He stressed there is no low-cost security and urged maintaining a strong defense while Congress debates a nearly 72 billion dollar fiscal plan. Senate leaders and Democrats echoed calls for prudent cuts with defense intact, signaling ongoing budget battles and possible further economies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Free World
Senate Committee
Senatepublican
Knowland
California
Congress
Sen
Difford P. Gree
R-Nj
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Nearby States
Funeral services were held for Edward F Peacock a former Kan wai University student in Nebraska City Neb He was brother to Mrs Ethel P Lynn and Mrs Berniece Peacock He died visiting his farm near Newtown Mo He worked as a Safeway manager and later as an area sales manager for Modern School Supply Survived by wife Mary two sons George and Rolland a daughter and three sisters Funeral services also announced for Robert Snoges 67 a former Hercules Plant employee who died of a heart attack in Sunflower Kan He was born Jan 14 1889 and was a member of multiple Masonic and civic groups Burial and church services are noted for nearby towns Funeral services for David Harvey Athey 79 of Baldwin Kan will be at Ives Chapel Church with burial in Prairie City Cemetery Another obituary notes Roy Gentry of Oskaloosa Kan to be buried in Oskaloosa Cemetery after services at the Presbyterian Church.
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Edward F. Peacock
Kanwai University
Nebraska City
Neb
Ethel P. Lynn
Great Bend
Berniece Peacock
Fayetteville
Ark
K. WA
Peacock
Newtown
Safeway
Colorado
St. ‘Joseph
Jig
Blue Replica
First Christian Church
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Hieta
Mra. Mary, Peacock
George E. Peacock
Ralston
Rolland. Peacock
Phoenix
Ariz
Mra
Howard McCallum
Mya
Stanley Welk
San Diego
Calif
Eubank
Briskey
Kenneth Guinon
Robert K Snoges
Sunflower
Hercules, Powder, Co
Dan
LaCygne
Madison
Doric Masonic Lodge
Eudora
Lawrences
Veterans of Foreign
Wars Hercules Post
Sunflower Community Church
Don Jenking
Americus
Pimperia Vew
Servce
David Harvey Athey
Baldwin
Ives Chapel
Willis Warner
Prairie City
Meeting Notion Special Communication in Lawrence
A Masonic meeting notice from Lawrence describes a Consistory gathering with supper at 6 30 and degree work at 7 30. Samuel P Moy r M of K and O Wright Registrar Adv advertise the event welcoming He Sojourners.
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Lawrence
Samuel P. Moyr
M. of K
O. Wright
Army ROTC to Honor Its New Officers At Dinner
About 100 Kansas University Army ROTC cadets and 59 to receive commissions this semester will be honored at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Memorial Union. An 8:30 p.m. dance will crown an honorary cadet colonel from three finalists, with Brig. Gen. Van H. Fond presiding. Finalists include Anh Lasater, ehine Kopp, and Judy Powell. many cadets listed by name will become commissioned later in the year or next year.
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Kansas Uniersity Army Rotc
Memorial Union
Anh Lasater
Wichita
Ehine Kopp
Washington
Town
Judy Powell
Bennington
van H. Fond
Ft. Riley
Staneey R
Ausemus
Madison
Jon J
Baker
Robert A. Cooper
Springfield
Ralph L. Croyle
Lincolnville
James L. Curry
Ottawa
Wiliam H. Davenport
Blue Rapids
Jerry C. Davies
Kansie City
Kas
John E. Drake
Attica
John N. Drawatzky
William H. Dye
Merle L, Ellis
Perry
Forrest D. Fletcher
Pratt
David L. Hays
Larned
Arlyn C. Hill
Culver
Thomas
Hoyne
Salina
William J. Hurley
Augusta
John L. Husam
Vernon L. Johnson
Kansas
City
Glenn BE. Kirk
Minneapolis
Arthur L. Landers
Dubuque
Iowa
Denis B. Lardney
Miss
St. John N
Gilbert A. Maxon
Anthony
E. D. Mitcheel
Locust St
Jay Dee Ochs
Eugene O'Neill
N. Y
John E. Parker
Mission
Bowen E. Parkins
Edwin L. Petrik
Caldwell
Donald B. Pfatzenreuter
Carlsbad
N. M
James W. Powell
Leavenworth
Prairie Village
Lawrence W. Stroup
Topeka
Leonard L. Sullivan
Tenn
St. Robert
Franchising Talks Move Ahead for TV Movie Service
Lawrence did not send a representative to the meeting as exhibitors plan a national gathering in Kansas City later this month. The proposal uses coaxial cable on existing poles to distribute movies to home sets, amid trials of scramble images and telephone company models. Don Hults says the group will fund preparation but cannot guarantee installation. Prisoners Raymond Aills and Wray Spooner were transferred to Hutchinson Reformatory. Aills convicted of forgery and Spooner of grand larceny.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Landau
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Don Hults
Mid-Central
Cannon
Wiutchinson
Raymond Aills
la. St
Wray
Ahen Spooner
Lyons St
Kansas State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Sheriff's Office
Aills
Spooner
Great Bend Radio Broadcasters Name Officers
Grover Cobb of KVGB Great Bend is elected president of the Kansas Assn of Radio Broadcasters at the convention. Arden Booth KLWN Lawrence serves as vice president with Max Falkenstein WREN Topeka and Bob Schmidt KAYS Hays as directors joining Bob Pratt KGGF Coffeyville on the slate.
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Hutchinson
The
Kansas Assn. of Radio Broadcasters
Grover Cobb
KVGB
Great Bend
Association
Arden Booth
KLWN
Lawrence
Max Falkenstein
Wren
Topeka
Bob Schmidt
Kays
Hays
Bob Pratt
KGGF
Coffeyville
Gordon Resigns as Principal of LJHS
Charles Gordon longtime junior high school principal resigned Tuesday to become unit administrator of a campus type school in Azusa California He will supervise 500 twelfth grade students in a new four unit high school described as an experimental plan to split a 2500 student high school into units of 500 The junior high school under his leadership showed growth in curriculum and organization and his career move is praised by the superintendent of schools Mr Wolfe The Gordons and their two daughters Kathy and Mary live at 1519 Cadet Ave with no definite plans to leave Lawrence
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Charles Gordon
Azusa
Calif
Gordon
United States
Mary
Hast Heights School
Lawrence
Mixed Membership Okayed by Jaycees
The Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce voted Tuesday night to admit members of all races, affirming the Jaycee creed. A new member requires sponsorship by three in good standing and board approval. The group approved $75 for a trailer rental for a mobile library and announced an installation banquet at Lawrence Country Club. Proceeds from a Jaycee auction will benefit the Kansas Association for Retarded Children. Plans for a Jaycee sponsored rodeo were continued.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Kansas Association For
Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
At Memorial Hospital admitted patients include Wubert Parrott, James Raybern of Eudora, Dorothy Huggins of McLouth, Ethel Kasold from Route 1, Cam mie James of S01 N Second Street, Loretta Barnes of 134 Walnut, Von Hagerman, Nancy Hubert of 9029 R I St Charles Russell, Eldridge Hotel patient, Blanch Flory of Route 5, Glen Smith at 627 TM, Sara Albers of 1505 Cirnetite Drive. Discharged are Jacquetin Ulrick of 1215 Tann Street, Joanne Smith of 1133 Hill Top Drive, Ella Davison of 312 Me St, Eva Smith of Tonganoixie, Sam Neville of Wichita, Hiram Bryan of Kansas City, Betty Stauffer of Lecompton, Vivian Ellsworth of 705 Ohio Street, Evelyn Grammer and baby girl of 2305 Hagkell Ave, Mayme Tuttle of 2364 Vt Street, Glen Smith of 622 Ti Street, Montie Rosencrantz of 1520 Powery Street, and Robert McFarland Route 2.
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Wubert Parrott
Ohio St
James Raybern
Eudora
Dorothy Huggins
McLouth
Ethel Kasold
Route 1
Cammie James
N. 2Nd St
Loretta Barnes
Walnut St
von Hagerman
Baldwin
Nancy Hubert
R. I. St. Charles Russell
Eldridge Hotel
Blanch Flory
Glen Smith
Sara Albers
Cirnetite Drive
Jacquetin Ulrick
Tann,St
Joanne Smith
Hilltop Dr
Ella Davison
Me. St
Eva Smith
Tonganoxie
Sam Neville
Wichita
Hiram Bryan
Kansas City
Betty Stauffer
Lecompton
Vivian Ellsworth
Ohio
Evelyn Grammer
Patterson to defend title in New York under D Amato plan
Emil Lence, former promoter at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway Arena, has been authorized to promote Floyd Patterson's first title defense. Gus D Amato, manager of the heavyweight champion, announced the plan today.
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Patterson
New York
Emil Lence
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Floyd Patterson
Gus D'Amato
Sixty Students To Share Kansas University Scholarships
General scholarships totaling 12360 have been awarded to 60 students for the 1957 58 year at Kansas University Spencer Martin director of aids and awards announced today Each scholar will receive a 206 cash grant covering all fees paid by a Kansas resident for two semesters Scholarships come from endowed funds held by the University or the KU Endowment Association Thirty four scholarships go to KU students Seven are for transfer students entering KU with advance standing and 18 are for entering freshmen John Brown 1301 N H St will receive one of the freshmen scholarships He is a senior in Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Spencer Martin
Aids and Awards
Kansas
K.U. Endowment Association
K.U
John Brown
N. H. St
Lawrence High School
Schoolboy Bridson wins fourth at National Science Fair
William Ernest Bridson a 17 year old Wichita high school student earned fourth place for his parabiosis physiology study at the National Science Fair held last weekend in Los Angeles. The Kansas University Anatomy Department and the 1956 Science and Mathematics Summer Camp aided his project with about 24 pairs of rats.
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Kansas University
Willam Ernest Bridson
Wichita
Bridson
Los Angeles
Calif
K. U
Anaroy Department
Market News Rally Lifts Wall Street Amid Strong Volume
Market news notes renewed strength in New York stocks with a broad rally. Volume reached about 2.7 million shares as pivotal issues gained, led by Allied Chemical Bath Iron Works Gulf Oil and other majors amid hopes on defense spending and the Suez plan.
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Wall Street
New York
Texas Co. Royal Dutch
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Olin Mathieson
Flash Flood Hits Area Of Texas Tuesday Night
Rain poured into a low area near Hondo Texas Tuesday night as dark clouds moved in over southern Texas. A flash flood swept through the region prompting scattered thunderstorm activity and prompting local officials to issue warnings and monitor road conditions.
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Texas
Dallas
Hondo
Severe storms devastate Texas for 28th day
Thunderstorms swept across most of Texas with high water threats subsiding in many areas. Lampasas faced its fifth million-dollar flash flood after Sunday night’s deluge, as residents began cleanup from the disaster.
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Texas
Lampasas
Hungry Burglar Strikes At the Pinckney School
A burglar entered Pinckney School at 810 W 6th St early Tuesday. He cooked a meal smoked a cigarette and left the gas burner lit. A $2 billfold was taken by the intruder who gained entry by lifting a coal chute lid. Earlier a break-in at Santa Fe Lunch occurred but the cash register was untouched. The Howard Mooney family thanks Salvation Army Red Cross and churches for help after a home fire.
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Pinckney School
W. 6Th St
Santa Fe
E. 7Th St
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Howard Mooney
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