Quiet Scholarly Soldier to Lead U.S. Thailand Force
Lt. Gen. James L. Richardson Jr. becomes commander of a joint U S Army task force in Thailand. The Nebraskan 52 moves from deputy chief of U S Army forces in the Pacific and has built guerrilla warfare skill in Hawaii. Some 2 000 troops of the 25th Division accompany him.
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Honolulu
James L. Richardson Jr
U.S. Held
Thailand
Richardson
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Army
U.S. Army
Pacific
Pentagon
Paul D. Harkins
Harkins
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Hawaii
25Th Division
Oahu
Schofield Barracks
25Th
Linwood Freshman Class Wins Attendance Field Trip
Linwood students earned an education field trip Monday after winning the annual dance contest with 98 percent attendance. Community members hosted showers, visitors dropped by homes, and local 4 H and church groups held meetings and events across Linwood.
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Betty Redford
Dick Tallman
Martha Sue Jamison
Methodist Church
Harvey Metney
Monticello
Elizabeth Harris
Jack Reddington
San Francisco
Korea
Emmett Reddington
Lawrence
Victor Browning
Linwood Home Demonstration Unit
Osawatomie
Lula Lamb
Emanuel Hoffine
Satellite Launches Secret Air Force Satellite
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California the Air Force launched a secret military satellite Tuesday likely the next Discoverer mission in the series. The launch adds to the ongoing U S space surveillance and reconnaissance programs with potential strategic military applications.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Northwest Kansas Wheat Crop in Danger Specter of Drought
In northwest Kansas drought and heat threaten the wheat crop. A sprinkling on Monday indicates only a small rainfall, while officials say at least an inch is needed soon. Sherman County agent Loren Whipps urges cutting excess acreage for feed and possible hay conversion if moisture does not materialize within days.
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Goodland
Kansas
Loren Whipps
Sherman County
Literacy Test Bill Ended in Senate Standoff
The literacy test bill was laid aside 49-34 after southern opponents blocked filibuster endgame. Civil rights groups vow renewed effort next session to change Senate rules. The measure would have exempted those with a sixth grade education from literacy tests for federal elections.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie
Nelson J. Clayton Dies at 82 Pottsville Publisher
Nelson J. Clayton 82 longtime president of J. H. Zerbey Newspapers Inc publishers of the Pottsville Republican died Tuesday. He was active in Republican politics and was born in Ashland Pennsylvania.
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Pottsville, Pa
Nelson J. Clayton
J. H. Zerbey Newspapers Inc
Pottsville
Republican
Clayton
Ashland
200 Medical Specialists To Attend Meeting Here
More than 200 medical specialists are expected for the Kansas societies of pathologists and medical technologists annual convention May 17-18 at the Eldridge Hotel. KU Medical Center participants include Russell J. Eilers Phyllis Boyle Mary Nugent Mary Stockopf Bernice Castleel Betty Slinker Doris Brown.
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Kansas Societies of Pathologists and Medical Technologists
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas University Medical Center
Lawrence
KU and
Russell J. Eilers
Phyllis Boyle
Mary Nugent
Mary Stockopf
Bernice Casteel
Betty Slinker
Doris Brown
Joan Fletcher
Catherine Bossi
Notable Names Linked to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Pathology
Virginia Detler Day Shakelton Eva Koonts Betty Jane Anderson Mary Jungman and Dr. John D. MacCarthy are named in connection with the Lawrence Memorial Hospital pathology department led by pathologist Dr. John D. MacCarthy.
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Virginia Detler
Day Shakelton
Eva Koonts
Betty Jane Anderson
Mary Jungman
John D. MacCarthy
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ex Missouri solon Elmer Nicolay dies in Wichita
Elmer Nicolay 61 a former Missouri Legislature member died Tuesday in a Wichita hospital from lung cancer. A Republican he served as state representative for St. Louis Second District in 1943 44 and was once a candidate for Secretary of State.
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Wichita
Kan
Elmer Nicolay
Nicolay
St. Louis
Deepest surveyed level at Meramec Caverns recorded
The lowest surveyed level in Meramec Caverns, Stanton, Missouri, is 4 200 feet deep.
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Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
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