Terrorist Attacks and Escalating Fighting in Algiers
Militants fired mortar shells at the Summer Palace housing mobile gendarmes in Algiers and fled as gendarme units blocked the area. Exchanges of rifle and machinegun fire followed with no reported casualties. Nearby, bombings hit a trade school in Guyotville and Maison Carree injuring property. French Algerian repatriation figures rose with January to mid May totals. 1 558 arrived on one ship as many remained on the dock.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Summer Palace
France
Algeria
Guyotville
Maison Carree
State Secretariat
Secretariat
Pete Seeger Wins Appeal Over Commie Label Contempt
A three judge U.S. appeals court unanimously reversed Pete Seeger’s contempt of Congress conviction and dropped the contempt indictment. The court said the indictment failed to properly define the subcommittee’s authority and noted Seeger claimed First Amendment free speech rights rather than invoking the Fifth Amendment. Beacon, New York, near where Seeger lived, was the case’s reference point.
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New York
Congress
Pete Seeger
U.S. Court of Appeals
Seeger
House Committee On un-American Activities
Appeals Court
Beacon
N.Y
Subcommittee
Boston mother kills two children by throwing them from hotel
Police say Ann Peters of Worcester threw her son Norman seven and daughter Marguerite three from a ninth floor room at the Statler Hilton in Boston. The children died on Columbus Avenue. Peters was to be observed. no charges filed. The husband Theodore drove from Worcester after the incident.
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Boston
Statler Hilton
Ann Peters
Worcester
Norman
Marguerite
Columbus Avenue
Peterses
Theodore
Salinger Says Khrushchev Talks End. No Message To Kennedy
New York AP White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger spent 13 hours with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev but said he carried no message to President Kennedy. He would meet Kennedy over the weekend and declined further discussion. He noted that an exchange of television appearances remained on the shelf for now.
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New York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Salinger
Physician Free In Assault Case
Dr. Robert E. Boehme a 42 year old physician in Port Orchard Washington was acquitted of first degree assault charges for allegedly poisoning his wife. The jury after eight hours found him innocent and the case centered on alleged efforts to murder his wife last September 20 due to an alleged other woman.
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Port Orchard
Wash
Robert E. Boehme
Puget Sound
Boehme
Dorothy
Boehmes
Ray Greenwood
Gordon Walgren
LHS Students Earn Latin Honors In National Exam
Twenty five Lawrence High School second year Latin students received achievement certificates in the 31st national Latin examination. Debbie Baumgarter won an achievement certificate of superior merit and a silver medal for 118 of 120 points. Other LHS honorees include Nancy Gallup Martha Lanning David Leonard Jim McCalla Stephen Oldfather Sara Paretsky Lucy Price Mike Rasmussen Elizabeth Sprey Virginia Treece Gretchen Vander Werf Claudia Williams Linda Wulfkuhle and Elaine Adams Ann Argersinger Karen Baker Phyllis Cawley Jane Colonna Tianne Gregory Pat Harrell Linda Harris Karen McKinney Connie Sexton Marilyn Yates.
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Lawrence High School
National Classroom
Auxilium Latinum
Debbie Baumgarter
Gertrude Ruttan
United States
Canada
Mexico
LHS
Nancy Gallup
Martha Lanning
David Leonard
Jim McCalla
Stephen Oldfather
Sara Paretsky
Lucy Price
Mike Rasmussen
Elizabeth Sprey
Virginia Treece
Gretchen VanderWerf
Claudia Williams
Linda Wulfkuhle
Elaine Adams
Ann Argersinger
Karen Baker
Phylis Cawley
Jane Colonna
Tianne Gregory
Pat Harrell
Linda Harris
Karen McKinney
Connie Sexton
Marilyn Yates
Patel New President of International Club
Vinod Patel of Baroda India a special student at Kansas University was elected president of the KU International Club for this fall semester Patel succeeds A A Abdul Rahim of Damascus Syria who was president this semester Other officers include Bruce Murray Johannesburg South Africa vice president Patsy Price Bartlesville Oklahoma secretary Labit Kothari Bombay India treasurer and Suzanne Runnells Greeley Colorado social chairman
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Vinod Patel
Baroda
India
Kansas University
Suzanne Runnells
Greeley
Colo
Baker to Cornell Professorship Moves Lawrence Leader
Roy Baker former city treasurer of Lawrence has accepted a professorship at Cornell University Ithaca New York He resigned as city treasurer in 1957 to take a full time instructorship in the Kansas University Business School Deane Malott former KU Chancellor is retiring president of Cornell University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Baker
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Lawrence
Kansas University Business School
Deane Malott
Corneil
World map quiz tests as 45 new nations rise since WW II
The column notes adults would struggle with modern world geography due to rapid political changes since World War I. It lists 45 newly independent nations from Burma to Algeria, detailing independence dates and the implications for diplomacy, aid, and Cold War dynamics.
Lawrence schools elect cheerleaders for 1962 63 year
Lawrence Central Junior High picks seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders led by Glenna Johnson for the 1962 63 school year. Other eighth graders include Terry Bysom Gayle Kurata Barbara Lauter and seventh graders Barbara Allen Pam Rogers.
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Central Junior High
Glenna Johnson
Terry Bysom
Gayle Kurata
Barbara Lauter
Barbara Allen
Pam Rogers
Elks All Star baseball team tryouts set for Sunday
Tryouts for the Elks All Star baseball team occur at 4 30 p m Sunday in Municipal Park at 1th and Del Streets. Eligible players are boys five after July 1 of this year and younger. Those unable to attend the Sunday workout may contact organizers for alternatives.
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Elks
Municipal Park
del. Sts
Rev Turner to Leave KU for Crawfordsville Ind Church
Episcopal chaplain Roy S. Turner of Kansas University will become rector of Saint John's Church Crawfordsville Ind and Episcopal chaplain to Wabash College. He and wife Katherine Cameron King of Lexington Ky move from Lawrence by June end and will reside in Crawfordsville by Aug 1 with children Ellen and Roy Stanford Jr.
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Kansas University
Saint John’s Church
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
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Kansas State University
Saint
Turners
Lawrence
Regents raise six Kansas university leaders salaries
The Kansas Board of Regents boosted the pay of KU chancellor Clarke Wescoe and K State president James McCain from 24000 to 26000 a year, Emporia State president John King from 18000 to 19500, plus increases for KU Medical Center Dean C Arden Miller, Deaf School superintendent Stanley Roth, and Blind School superintendent D W Olson Jr.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Clarke Wescoe
Kansas State
James McCain
Emporia State
John King
Dr. C. Arden Miller
Ku's
Medical Center
Stanley D. Roth
School For the Deaf
Olathe
D. W. Olson Jr
School For Blind
Kansas City
Rogler Elected President of Kansas Alpha Tau Beta Pi Chapter
Harold L. Rogler a Wichita senior has been elected president of the Kansas Alpha chapter of Tau Beta Pi succeeding Ronald Lee Cox a Lawrence senior Other new officers include James W Straight vice president Donald D Metzger corresponding secretary L A Mahaffy Jr recording secretary Roy M Knapp treasurer and Michael M Roberts cataloguer all seniors or juniors from nearby colleges and cities.
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Wichita
Kansas
Tau Beta Pi
Ronald Lee Cox
Lawrence
James W. Straight
Lawrence Senior
Donald D. Metzger
Leon
L. A. Mahaffy Jr
Coffeyville
Roy M. Knapp
Gridley
Michael M. Roberts
Shawnee Mission
Two Car Collision on West 15th Street Causes $750 Damage
Friday night crash on West 15th Street near Engel Road involved Newell C. Rodewald driving a KU student to a parked car owned by John C. Deams of Junction City. Rodewald’s car sustained $500 damage and Deams’ vehicle $250 with no injuries.
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Carl Tribble Jr
Valley Lane
West Sixth Street
Tribble
Kansas Turnpike
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
West 15Th Street
Engel Road
Newell C. Rodewald
Eudora
John C
Deams
Junction City
Rodewald
Teen Club Dance at American Legion Hall Tonight
The Baldwin Teen Club hosts a 7:30 PM dance at the American Legion Hall. A preceding business meeting will include a financial report from the secretary treasurer.
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Baldwin
American Legion Hall
Williamstown Church Plans Revival Series
The Assembly of God Church in Williamstown will hold revival services from May 23 to June 3 led by Evangelist and Mrs. Ivan Kimmel of Leavenworth. Rev. A. E. Peasley, the church pastor, said services start at 7 45 each night except Saturdays with no program. The public is welcome.
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Assembly of God Church
Williamstown
Ivan Kimmel
Leavenworth
A. E. Peasley
Summer Movie Plan Set by City PTA in Lawrence
The Lawrence PTA Council announces a summer movie program for elementary students. Twelve films from the Children's Film Library will show at the Granada Theater with each PTA unit keeping 10 percent of ticket sales for fundraising. Tickets are sold only as season passes at the door, with each school assigning a separate day for sales.
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Lawrence Pta Council
Granada
PTA
Childrens Film Library
PTA Council
Voices From the Sky Show for Lions Club
The Lions Club will view Voices From the Sky on Monday presented by T. H. Popplewell of Southwestern Bell Topeka. The informal program explains satellite work for world wide TV and voice links, using miniature gear to show speech scrambling microwave star noise space probe signaling and satellite systems.
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John Drake
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
T. H. Popplewell
Southwestern Bell
Topeka
Popplewell
Graduation Reception At KU Sets Monday in Kansas Union
The annual Kansas University graduation reception for seniors parents friends and alumni will be 3 to 4 30 p m Monday June 4 in the south lounge of the Kansas Union Hosts include Gov and Mrs John Anderson Chancellor and Mrs W Clarke Wescoe Mr and Mrs Clyde Reed of Parsons and Mr and Mrs Clement Hall of Coffeyville Reed and Hall hold board positions The event is hosted by KU faculty and staff and senior class officers with faculty children assisting at refreshment tables Co chairs are Prof Ambrose Saricks and Prof Charles Leone.
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Kansas Union
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Reed
Kansas Board of Regents
Hall
Adult Congregation To Meet At Trinity Church
A noon Sunday meeting of Trinity Lutheran Church adult members will be held in the church sanctuary. John Vogel will preside as vice president of the church council. Members will vote on repairing the exterior of the church building with an estimated bid of 7 800 dollars.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
John Vogel
Church Council
Board of Trustees
Nike rocket soars to nearly 12 miles over Cape Canaveral
Nike smoke rocket climbs to almost 12 miles in height Friday as the first of 80 planned launches in a year long program to map wind patterns over Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Card of Thanks to Hospital Friends
Our sincere thanks and appreciation for thoughts prayers cards letters and gifts while we were in the Iowa Methodist Hospital and K U Medical Center. Your kindness will never be forgotten, it helped so much. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pease Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broers
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K.U. Medical Center
Robert Pease
Floyd Broers
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