Dulles Funeral Moves to Arlington in Grand Ceremony
The body of John Foster Dulles was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery in a landmark official ceremony. Presidents and foreign leaders attended as a 100 limousine procession moved from the National Cathedral to the grave. Dulles died of cancer Sunday after six years as secretary of state.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Supreme Court
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Russell P. Barnes
World Council of Churches
Democrat Revolt Halts Farm Subsidy Legislation
A revolt among leading House Democrats in the Rules Committee threatens to block House action on two major farm bills. One would raise price supports for oats rye barley and sorghums. The other would curb the wheat surplus by higher supports paired with reduced plantings.
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Washington
House Democrats
House Rules Committee
1000 KU Grant to Aid Western Kansas Youths
A $1000 scholarship fund for Western Kansas students at the University of Kansas who are pledges or members of Theta Chi was announced by Anderson Chandler Topeka chairman of KU's Greater University Fund advisory board. The Greek Builders Scholarships will provide $200 per school year and recipients will be chosen by the university scholarship committee based on character and financial need.
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University of Kansas
Theta Chi
Anderson Chandler
Topeka
Ku’s
Greater University Fund
Greek Builders, Inc
Ida M. Adams
Dodge City
Traffic Deaths Rise Again As April Figures Grow
Chicago AP reports U S highway fatalities rose for the fourth straight month in April reversing earlier declines. National Safety Council says four month toll reached 10 680 up 4 percent from 10 270 in 1958 with 2 610 April deaths up from 2 580. Disabling injuries estimated at 400 000 in the period.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
New Lawrence Roller Rink Planned With Modern Features
Lawrence Roller Rink owner Clifford Rye announces a new rink to be built south of the current East Twenty-Third Street location. Construction begins this week with a target opening by September 15. the old rink will become a parking area. The new facility will offer 12 000 square feet of skating space, year round operation, a silent plastic floor, a refreshment area and a skater club room. Rye, who has run the rink for four years, previously operated a Lake of the Ozarks resort.
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Clifford Rye
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Unwed Birth Rates Rise, Warn Government Social Workers
Mrs Katherina Brownell Oettinger head of the U S Children’s Bureau told the National Conference on Social Welfare that pregnancy among unmarried adolescent girls is increasing and will continue. She noted illegitimate births rose from 89 500 in 1940 to 201 700 in 1957 and that the motherhood rate among unmarried women tripled 1940 56 with broader disease rises among teens.
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San Francisco
Katherina Brownell Oettinger
U.S. Children’s Bureau
National Conference On Social Welfare
U S A Stage Version To Tour New York City
The John Dos Passos trilogy U S A will be staged in a six month tour with six players depicting twenty roles. Adapted by the author and Paul Shyre the production aims to bring the depictions of American life from 1900 through the Depression to audiences in New York and beyond.
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U.S.A
New York
John Dos Passos
Paul Shyre
Centenary Methodist Church Installs New Officers and Trustees
Newly elected officers and trustees of Centenary Methodist Church will be installed next Sunday at the 11 o'clock worship. Lists include Herbert Nehrbass and Howard Pine as trustees, with a large slate of church officers and commission leaders across education, missions, stewardship, Christian social relations, and worship.
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Herbert Nehrbass
Howard Pine
Raymond Pine
O. L. Adams
Glenn Colburn
Leonard House
Richard Schellhorn
Worthy Rogers
Lester DeWeese
Stanley Wouse
Robert Stewart
Katherine Pine
Forrest Budd
Susie Budd
OG. i. Adams
J. Adams
Helen Pine
Lawrence Council of Churches
Harry Colburn
Grace Adams
Ira Thewberry
Alvin Jones
Pauline Nunnemaker
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A. A. Pearson
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Roscoe Pine
Vernon Smith
Abrebheer Torkelson
Selmer Torkelson
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Virginia Hopkins
Pat Hill
Vena
Ralph Pine
Ira Ikenberry
Ross Pine
Eugene Nunnemaker
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Barbara Stine
Carl Nehrbass
Mabel Henry
Opal Adams
Abe Yorkelson
Lena Fincher
Wilda Mae Pine
Stella Pine
Helen Rice
Lew
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Lola
Platinum, Gold, and Silver Mining Totals Worldwide
The annual global mining output runs about 30 tons of platinum, roughly 1,200 tons of gold, and around 7,000 tons of silver. These figures illustrate platinum’s rarity compared with gold and silver.
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Love and Marriage
Dear readers offer relationship and marriage guidance. Topics include a divorced lover keeping a marriage partner, a bachelor seeking a practical wife, and a son's engagement to an ill-mat man with concerns about a 19-year-old fiancée. Ann Landers suggests practical choices and notes to send questions for future columns.
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E.Y
Ann Landers
U.S. Produced Six Million Television Sets in 1958
The year 1958 saw six million television sets manufactured in the United States. Officials note strong demand and ongoing growth in consumer electronics as manufacturers expand production capacity.
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United States
Winters Returns Home After San Francisco Seizure
Comedian Jonathan Winters leaves a San Francisco peninsula sanitarium for a flight to Mamaroneck New York with wife awaiting reservations. Police had taken Winters into custody at Fisherman's Wharf May 12 after he acted irrationally. Enrico Banducci, club operator, involved.
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Jonathan Winters
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Mamaroneck, N.Y
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