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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1958
Page
10
Channel listings note Phil Silvers in a comedic Bilko episode where the Colonel turns the tables during a poker game. The scene ends with Bilko losing everything but his humor, described as light-hearted and fun. Also listed are Sinatra and other programs with brief plot hints and episodes.
The page outlines a dense array of TV programs across channels 4 5 and stations WDAF KCMO and more. Notable items include Alan and Connie Stevens segments with vaudeville pieces and a Peter Austinov family feature on Channel 5, along with numerous dramas comedies and national broadcasts listed for May 16 17 and 18 1958. Bob Clotworthy Dartmouth assistant swimming coach noted for five Big Ten diving titles in the 1950s.
Horace W. Harding, longtime KU Bureau of Business Research aide and former Denver University economist, will become research director of the Kansas City Missouri Chamber of Commerce effective July 1. He will head a new research department focusing on industry agriculture trade transportation and government. The Hardings plan to move to Kansas City in June.
Baker University will honor four alumni at its centennial commencement on June 2. Recipients include Mrs. Harold Lowlen Hutchinson Wanda Mae Vinson Topeka Thomas A. Evans Baldwin and Alfred C. Runyan Pittsburg for distinguished service to the school and leadership in their fields.
A compact checklist of mixed clues includes items like Billet of wood, Mud, Leave, and Hangs loosely, plus entries for type measures, thin coating, slopes, exist, and many miscellaneous cryptic hints. Embedded are several obscured letters and stray characters from a puzzle page.
In Banning California WHA high school football coach Arthur Linden had his left leg amputated after a shotgun blast from student James Johnson. Linden, 31, is in satisfactory condition. Johnson, 15, who shot May 1 following a reprimand for fighting, faces a juvenile court hearing in June on an assault with a deadly weapon charge.
In Cape Canaveral an Army Jupiter IRBM launch was postponed by technical difficulties just before liftoff. After an 18 minute countdown delay power failed at zero and the attempt was scrubbed at 12 30 a.m. The first launch in five months was stalled by the issue.
A Communist Chinese scientist said Russia's techniques are being studied to enable a Chinese sputnik launch in the near future, but Kuo Mo-Jo, president of the Academy of Sciences, did not indicate an imminent launch.
A senior recital of original works by John Spears, KU composition student, will be at 8 p m in Swarthout Recital Hall. Spears, Ottawa High School graduate, served in the Navy before switching to composition. A faculty and student team will perform pieces including a choral "Stopping by the Woods" and a string quartet.
A contingent of battle ready Marines rushed to the Caribbean Tuesday night to protect Vice President Nico, arriving from Cuba early lay.
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