Muzzles Order Clamps Pentagon After Cuban Invasion
Washington AP reports that military leaders face public silence over Cuba blame while Gen Lemnitzer and the Joint Chiefs may appear before a Senate subcommittee to defend the ICS. McNamara enforces restraint on policy comments.
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Washington
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
ICS
Joint Chiefs
Lemnitzer
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Thomas D. White
Air Force
George H. Decker
Army
David M. Shoup
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Cuba
McNamara
Kennedy
U.S
German Clergyman Describes Eichmann As A Block Of Ice
Dean Heinrich Grueber a Berlin Lutheran minister testified in Jerusalem that Adolf Eichmann showed no emotion and appeared like a block of ice. Grueber recalled visiting Eichmann at the Gestapo office from 1939 to 1943 and later endured torture in Dachau after his arrest.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Heinrich Grueber
Berlin
Eichmann
Dean Grueber
Dachau
Gestapo
Ernst Vom Rath
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Herschell Grynszpan
Ellsworth Proposes Nursing Home Bill to Expand Care
Congressman Robert Ellsworth will introduce a bill to boost grants for building public or non profit nursing homes and expand hospital research funding. He cites Kansas and Kansas City as having a high elderly population and argues non hospital care lowers costs and improves care for the aged and chronically ill nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas
Ellsworth
Kansas City
Kansas Artist Dean Gorton Testifies in Congress
Dean Thomas Gorton of the Kansas University Fine Arts School testified Monday before a U S House subcommittee on education in Washington D C He spoke at the invitation of Congressman Frank Thompson Jr of New Jersey and addressed bills to create a Federal Advisory Council on the Arts and to establish a grant program for state arts development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Thomas Gorton
Kansas University Fine Arts School
U. S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Frank Thompson Jr
New Jersey
Advisory Council On the Arts
Mrs George T Marshall dies in Colby former Lawrence resident
Mrs George T Marshall of Colby, a former Lawrence resident, died this morning at Colby. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Anson Storm of Seattle and Kate Dinsmoor of Colby, a sister in law Mrs Paul A Dinsmoor, a son Dr G D Marshall of Colby, a daughter Mrs Maxwell Berry of Kansas City, and seven grandchildren.
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George T. Marshall
Colby
Lawrence
Anson Storm
Seattle
Wash
Kate Dinsmoor
Paul A. Dinsmoor
Strong Ave
G. D. Marshall
Maxwell Berry
Kansas City
American Legion Holds Regular Meeting Tuesday Night
The American Legion will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the New City Building. Commander Bob Compton directs the session.
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American Legion
New City Building
Bob Compton
Hageman Invited To Buffalo East West All Star Game
Kansas University center Fred Hageman a two time All-Big Eight selection has been invited to the June 23 East West all star game in Buffalo N Y He must report June 14 to train He will play for the West coached by Jim Owens and Murray Warmath He also is invited to the August 4 Chicago game against the Philadelphia Eagles He has played in the East West Shrine and North South returns and will join the Washington Redskins for pre season camp mid July with leave for the Chicago game The June 23 East West game is a new annual event approved by football leagues
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Kansas University
Fred Hageman
Buffalo
N.Y
Hageman
Jim Owens
Washington
Murray Warmath
Minnesota
Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
American Football Coaches Assn
Lawrence editor to speak at KU commencement dinner
Heard in Lawrence Rolla Clymer editor of the El Dorado Times will speak at KU commencement welcoming dinner at 6 30 p m Saturday June 3 in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union. He is a KU Citation for Distinguished Service and William Allen White Foundation Award of Merit recipient. Local residents saw the U S Echo balloon satellite Monday night and it will be visible tonight four times at 7 40 p m 9 45 11 50 and 2 a m moving west to east with north then south paths. Col Harry Henshel former Kansas basketball opponent of Phog Allen died Monday in New York of cancer aged 71. He chaired the 1956 U S Olympic basketball committee and had longtime ties to a watch company. He and Allen clashed verbally over AAU in the 1950s and Henshel sued for libel in Kansas, but the suit was never pressed and was later dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Clymer
el Dorado Times
Kansas University
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
William Allen White Foundation
Kansas
U.S
Harry Henshel
Phog Allen
New York
Henshel
Allen
AAU
KU freshman reports burglary in Jolliffe Hall
Richard A. Lawson of Wichita a KU freshman told KU police a hi-fi set valued at 110 dollars was stolen from his Jolliffe Hall room while he slept Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Lawson
Wichita
Kansas University
Jolliffe ‘Hall
Williamstown Eighth Grade Graduation Program Set
Eighth grade graduation in Williamstown at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. Graduates include Everett Brooks Dale James Sam Summerville Wilma Sheley Jim mie Courter Steve Crawshaw Patty May Sandra Duncan Irene Hay. Diplomas by Leonard Thoma. Principal James Patterson. Guest speaker Wes Santee. Sandy Duncan to present symbolic key to Bill Stallard. Invocation by Rev Orville Evans. Evans will play the processional. Girls chorus to sing after the invocation. Class will, history and prophesy to follow. Valedictorian Irene Hay salutatorian Sandra Duncan.
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Williamstown
Everett Brooks
Dale James
Sam Summerville
Wilma Sheley
Jimmie Courter
Steve Crawshaw
Patty May
Sandra Duncan
Irene Hay
Leonard Thoma
Board of Education
James Patterson
Wes Santee
Kansas University
Lawrence
Sandy Duncan
Bill Stallard
Orville Evans
Perry Christian Church
Evans
Births and honors highlight Memorial Hospital notice
Memorial Hospital lists births and residents: Velma Hart area, Ethel Whitenight, Nora Trefz, Richard Haden, Wilma McHard, John Smith, Jess Emery, Jean Hudson, Wesley Frazier, Robert Brown, Shirley Jardon, Wanda Knapp, Raymond Derby, John Oellich, Roxanne Brecheisen, Stephanie Aldridge, Frank Jost, Donald Leibengood, Vyola Riley, Donna Shirk, Helen Kiefer, Sally Ann Nuss and baby girl. Births: Dean R McHard and J Lawrence Cox, Jardon Baldwin, Hudson Mass, Doris Lanning named head junior high cheerleader over six from 12 candidates.
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Velma Hart
Thomas Sales
Ethel Whitenight
Marcus Harman
Nora Trefz
Eudora
Richard Haden
Wilma B. McHard
Murrow
John Smith
Jess Emery
Jean Hudson
Mass
Wesley Frazier
Perry
Robert Brown
Prospect
Shirley Jardon
Baldwin
Wanda Knapp
Ala
Raymond Derby
Haskell
John Oellich
Topeka
Roxanne Brecheisen
Stephanie Aldridge
Ind
Frank Jost
Donald Leibengood
Tenn
Vyola Riley
Lincoln
Donna Shirk
Linwood
Helen Kiefer
E. 19Th
Sally Ann Nuss
Ottawa
Margaret Moore
N. H
Robert Martin
Roy Johnson
Lone Star Lake
Jerilyn Wheatley
Dean Elect Logan Takes One Year Leave for Harvard Fellowship
James K. Logan, set to assume the Kansas University Law School deanship on July 1, receives a one year leave of absence to fulfill a prior commitment to Harvard University. He will depart Sept 1 for Harvard for the 1961 62 academic year and will teach half time while completing his doctorate work and a farm surplus thesis. An acting dean has not yet been named.
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James K. Logan
Kansas University Law School
Harvard University
Logan
Harvard
Ezra Ripley
Law School
Five Kansas University seniors join Tau Sigma Delta honors
Five KU seniors have been initiated into Tau Sigma Delta, the architecture honor society. They are Jack C. Dysart Jr of 1228 La St, Ivan L. Haugh of Topeka, David G. DeLong of Emporia, Newton W. Jones Jr of Prairie Village, and Robert D. Pomeroy of 1311 W. 6th St.
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Kansas University
Tau Sigma Delta
Jack C. Dysart Jr
la. St
Ivan L. Haugh
Topeka
David G. DeLong
Emporia
Newton W. Jones Jr
Prairie Village
Robert D. Pomeroy
W. 6Th St
Traffic and Safety Discussed at Lawrence Rotary Meeting
Lawrence Rotary members and city officials held a panel on traffic safety with City Traffic Commission members Don Robertson and Al Thomas, Traffic Engineer George Williams, and Assistant Police Chief Bill Cox. They debated education, intersections like Ninth and Iowa, warrants for signals, and enforcement of licenses and turns.
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Lawrence
Robertson
Ninth
Iowa Streets
Williams
Thomas
Cox
Massachusetts Street
Dr Meneilly to Deliver KU Baccalaureate Sermon
Dr Robert H Meneilly pastor of Village United Presbyterian Church Prairie Village will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Kansas University graduates on June 4 in Memorial Stadium at 7:30 p.m. The 89th commencement follows June 5 with greetings from Gov John Anderson and Whitley Austin.
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Robert H. Meneilly
Village United Presbyterian Church
Prairie Village
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Meneilly
John Anderson
Whitley Austin
Salina
Kansas Board of Regents
W. Clarke Wescoe
Dr. Meneilly
Board of American Missions
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Greater
Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Monmouth College
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Monmouth
Park College
Fifty-One KU Undergraduates Selected for Research Awards
Fifty-one Kansas University undergraduates were named winners of undergraduate research participation awards for 1961-62. The program, now in its fifth year, is funded by Carnegie Corporation, Kansas Heart Association, and the National Science Foundation, with winners listed alongside their fields of study and home towns.
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Kansas University
Carnegie Corporation
Kansas Heart Association
National Science Foundation
Seminar on Estate Planning Draws 50 Attys at Eldridge Hotel
More than 50 attorneys will attend a one day Estate Planning Seminar Wednesday at the Hotel Eldridge sponsored by Lawrence National Bank. Principal speaker is Ellis D Bever of Wichita tax authority with Oscar F Belin of Bever Dye Mustard and Belin also presenting tax topics. Arrangements by Riley Burcham and Dixon Haught. Attendees from Douglas Franklin and Jefferson counties plus other area lawyers. KU law students invited. The seminar aims to exchange information on federal and state tax matters.
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Eldridge
Lawrence National Bank
Ellis D. Bever
Tax Authority of
Wichita
Oscar F. Belin
Bever, Dye, Mustard and
Belin
Riley Burcham
LNB
Dixon Haught
Douglas
Franklin
Jefferson
Kansas University Law
Bank
Official Says Remarks Mistaken Fix Story Called Erroneous
Senate investigators heard that testimony linking GE executive Vinson to price fixing was incorrect. Frank Roby denied knowing Vinson and said he never saw him at competitor meetings. The case involved IT E Circuit Breaker and related companies facing penalties earlier this year.
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Washington
Senate
General Electric Co
Frank Roby
Federal Pacific Electric Co
Newark
N.J
Arthur F. Vinson
Roby
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Vinson
Philadelphia
Max Scott
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
Scott
Mr. Vinson
Teen admits killing mother with axe handle in Glendale
Ronald Dennis Wolff, 15, an honor student, told police he killed his mother Beaulah Wolff, 41, in their Glendale home. Officers found her body. a burglary arrest and chimney incident are noted. He is held in juvenile hall as court action proceeds.
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Glendale
Calif
Ronald Dennis Wolff
Beaulah Wolff
Los Angeles
Wolff
Albert Newton Johnson
Minnesota
Ronald
Emil Otto Wolff
KU Senate Elects Pickett and Dellwig to advisory roles
Kansas University Senate elected acting Dean Calder M. Pickett of the Journalism School and Dr. Louis F. Dellwig associate professor of geology to the Senate advisory committee. Athletic board picks Dr. Frank C Foley and Charles H Oldfather Jr. as members.
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Kansas University Senate
Calder M. Pickett
Journalism
Louis F. Dellwig
Frank C. Foley
State Geological Survey
Charles H. Oldfather Jr
George L. Anderson
University
Combustion Observing Presented to KU Engineering Students
Kansas University mechanical engineering students learned how engineers observe gasoline combustion in an engine cylinder. Theodore Wagner, KU graduate and auto research group leader at American Oil Co., explained using a quartz window to watch and photograph in-cylinder burning to study fuel lubricants and operating conditions.
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Kansas University
Theodore ©. Wagner
Whiting
Ind
American Oil Co
KU Class of 1936 to Hold 25th Reunion Activities
The KU Class of 1936 silver anniversary reunion will June 3 and 4 with outstanding members returning. Attendees include former chancellor Franklin D. Murphy now UC Los Angeles chancellor, deans George Waggoner and John McNown, registrar James Hitt, and alumni leaders Herbert Meyer Ben Barteldes Dana Durand.
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Alumni Association
KU Alumni Association
Franklin D. Murphy
University of California At
Los Angeles
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
John §. McNown
School of Engineering
Harry Valentine
Clay Center
State Board of Regents
Herbert A
Hub) Meyer
The
Independence Reporter
James K. Hitt
Ben Barteldes
Barteldes Seed Co
Lawrence
Barteldes Family Involvement Highlighted In Lawrence
The Barteldes family shows wide ties to KU and Lawrence civic life. Carl Barteldes serves as secretary treasurer and GM of TNT Popcorn and directs Barteldes Seed Co. He chairs the Lawrence alumni campaign and sits on the Greater University Fund advisory board. He is a former Lawrence Jaycees president and a city commissioner for a third year. His wife, the former Teddy Haines, KU graduate, just finished a five year KU Alumni board term. Their son Ben, a KU sophomore, will study abroad in Madrid with NYU support, and Chris, 14, is in eighth grade.
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Barteldes Seed Organization
TNT Popcorn Co
Barteldes Seed Co
Lawrence
Greater University Fund
Barteldes
Lawrence Jaycees
Teddy Haines
KU Alumni Association
Ben H. Barteldes
Madrid
Spain
New York University
Chris
Card of Thanks from Virginia Carter and family
Mrs Virginia Carter thanks relatives and friends for flowers cards letters gifts and kindness during her hospital stay and praises doctors and nurses for care. Mrs Sherman Fletcher and Shirley Fletcher express gratitude for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father Lawrence Memorial Hospital nursing staff Dr Lessenden mentioned.
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Virginia Carter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dr. Lessenden
Sherman Fletcher
Shirley Fletcher
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Yale Road
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