Walker Defends Speech as Army From Politics
Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker quits the Army after being stripped of his command saying he must be free to speak out on communism and defend loyalty. He vows to serve his country in other ways and hints at possible political actions.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
San Antonio
Tex
Army
24Th Division
Pentagon
Defense Department
Harry S. Truman
George Washington
Kennedy Campaign Stop Highlights New Jersey Governor Race
President Kennedy wowed about 10 000 Democrats in Trenton with a stump speech backing Richard J Hughes against Louis J Lefkowitz. He also endorsed New York Mayor Robert F Wagner for reelection as part of a broader campaign swing.
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Trenton
N.J
Kennedy
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
New York City
Robert F Wagner
Washington
Wagner
New York
Robert F. Wagner
la Guardia Field
Harlem
Upper West Side
Manhattan
Republcan
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
James P. Mitchell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Five Day Kansas Forecast Cooler Than Normal
Weather outlook for Kansas predicts temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below normal from Saturday to Wednesday. Highs expected 56 to 61 with lows 25 to 40. Precipitation up to 0.5 inch likely, with rain on Sunday and a mix of rain or snow on Wednesday.
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Kansas
Evidence Finished At Murder Trial Of Teen Soldiers
In Russell Kansas AP the first degree murder trial of two AWOL soldiers James D. Latham and George R. York ends evidence with three relatives as witnesses. Judge Benedict Cruise calls a weekend recess and will hear final instructions and arguments Monday. Relatives discuss Latham and Yorks childhood and service entry. York's mother notes his school struggles and psychiatric hospitalization.
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Russell, Kan
Otto Ziegler
Kansas
Wallace
James D. Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
George R. York
Jacksonville
Fla
Benedict Cruise
Betty Roddy
Beaumont
Latham
Tom Stewart
Orange
Horace A. York
York
Brooks General Hospital
San Antonio
Extension Likely On City UF Drive In Lawrence
Lawrence United Fund campaign total reached 36200 by early afternoon about 62 percent of the 58000 quota. With reports delayed the drive may extend for a sixth year despite past quota success. House to house canvass underway and reports due to precinct workers by Monday. UF officials include president Robert Payne drive chairman Austin Stedham and co chairman Jess Thackston.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Robert Payne
Drive
Austin Stedham
Jess Thackston
University Personnel Officers Conference to be held in Lawrence
Kansas University will host the national conference of University Personnel Officers August 5 to 8, 1962. All sessions will be in the Kansas Union with most delegates housed in University dormitories. Rumsey Funeral Home VI3 5111 Adv.
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Kansas University
National Conference of University Personnel Officers
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence plans urban renewal effort with federal aid
Lawrence gears up for urban renewal with a two to one federal match under the 701 planning program beginning January 1. Mayor Kennedy envisions a citizens panel of 100 to study zoning and development and to monitor projects in Topeka Kansas City and Atchison as the effort could take up to a decade.
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Eral
Topeka
Lawrence
Kennedy
Kansas City
Atchison
Uncle Sam
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Numerous New Dwellings and Businesses In Lawrence Area
Local construction activity shows new dwellings and business ventures across Lawrence and surrounding streets. Notable entries include Corinnue Copeland at 218 Hh with Moore Construction Co. projects on Rose Lane and Tasunee, plus Green Construction and Warr Construction undertakings. Other items list new apartments, additions, and miscellaneous properties with varied costs, reflecting a busy development month.
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Mooreonstruction Co
Davis
Rose
Greil Beer
Ob da Bates
Herren-Weaterhouse
Lawrence Ave
Stinson
Tasunee
INGS
Constant Construction Co
Warrhost
Constal Construction Co
Fith
Ahi
Eation
Louisiana
Green
Tun
Duper Felix
J. A. Tuggile
Learoard
C. B. Claney
JFL Hilltop
Tan Non
St Garfield
A. Davenport
Sth
R. MK. DeGeath
Tug
W. Bistst
LV Clark
St. Veer
Raymond Boettger
Barker
A. BR. Sanders
Carpoives & Garages
Wenneth Markley
Del
Rmn
OW. Krone
Rockledge Rd
Midwest Builders, Inc
Thoron
Shiel
Roger White
Dabo
New Warehouse
Paul Sloan
North Lawrence
Teachers Converge in Lawrence for Kansas State Convention
Teachers from across Kansas gathered in Lawrence for a three day Kansas State Teachers Association convention. About 3700 attended the closing general session with talks by John H Furbay of Trans World Airlines on Countdown for Tomorrow. Out of state speakers included Dr Thomas Brady Dr Hobart Sommers Dr Ethel Kahin and Dr Alexander Frazier.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
John H. Furbay
Trans World Airlines
Global Education
Thomas Brady
Missouri University
Hobart Sommers
Chicago Public Schools
Ethel Kahin
Chicago University
Alexander Frazier
Center School
Ohio State University
Hoch
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Lawrence School
Cancer conference reports progress in chemotherapy limited by cancer diversity
About 1,000 physicians and surgeons gathered for a conference on cancer chemotherapy sponsored by the Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center. Dr. Rawdin noted progress since the last meeting, including cures for choriocarcinoma during pregnancy and partial control of spread through surgery plus postoperative chemotherapy. Experts stressed no single method will conquer all cancers due to their variety.
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The
Cancer Chemotherapy National Service Center
Department of Welfare
Rawdin
University of Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
In the Courts County Court Ale Coffee Tahlequah
Tahlequah Oklahoma court records show defendant Alex Coffee charged in county court with $50 for drunk in public place a case alleging public intoxication and disorderly conduct in a local venue.
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Alex Coffee
Tahlequah
Okla
Two Ottawa Drivers Fined for Unsafe Passing
County Court records list Dale L. Wood of Ottawa fined $10 for passing without sufficient clearance and Glen L. Strait of 945 Emery Road fined $10 for passing on the wrong side.
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Dale L. Wood
Ottawa
Glen L. Strait
Emery Rd
Three-Car Wreck Causes $1,250 in Damage on Lawrence Streets
Two separate crashes on Lawrence streets Friday afternoon caused an estimated $1,250 in damage. The first collision in the 700 block of North Second Street involved Franklin Dressler, George Langdon, and John Zweyer with $925 damage. Earlier, Gilbert Suazo, Betty Hunter, and Tong Yun Ho totaled $325 at 13th and Tenn Streets. Police reported five additional minor accidents that day.
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Lawrence Streets
North Second Street
Franklin O. Dressler
Locust
George J. Langdon
Oskaloosa
John T. Zweyer
Summit
Gilbert Suazo
Betty M. Hunter
Route 1
Olathe
Tong Yun Ho
13Th and
Tenn. Sts
Research Center to Open at Kansas University
The Center for Research in Engineering Science at Kansas University will officially open at 9 a.m. Saturday November 11 as part of homecoming. The $225000 facility has operated since earlier this year with a possible public open house to follow. Chancellor Wescoe will speak and two visitors will present talks on university research as a regional resource and a professor from Michigan will discuss a professor's views on research. Four faculty members will speak on center programs and topics.
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Center For Research In Engineering Science
Kansas University
John McNown
Engineering School Today
W. Clarke Wescoe
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
C. S. Yih
Michigan University
Fred Kurata
Ross E. McKinney
Mary State University Homecoming Leads to NU Clash
Mary State prepares for homecoming with a crucial Saturday game against Nebraska. Coach Mitchell cites the bus delay as a factor but promises a tough effort as Nebraska aims to deliver its best performance of the year. Crowds cheer as Mitchell is picked up. Miss Scamman named homecoming queen.
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State University
Mitchell
Nebraska
Lincoln
Miss Scamman
Chrysler UAW sign three year labor pact averting strike
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a three year contract just before midnight, matching terms to GM and Ford. UAW President Reuther said language would be finalized soon. Ford and GM contracts add roughly 12 cents per hour plus benefits, affecting industry wage growth. Chrysler reports a yearly loss while Studebaker-Packard has begun contract talks.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
UAW
Studebaker-Packard
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Reuther
John D. Leary
Studebaker- Packard
Better Bombs Set for Testing
President Kennedy signaled readiness to order atmospheric tests of newer nuclear devices to preserve U S lead over the Soviet Union in weapons strength. Officials expect small air bursts, under strict fallout limits, if testing proceeds in coming months.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
Islanders of Tristan da Cunha Sail to New World
Southampton England AP 262 refugees from Tristan da Cunha arrived aboard the liner Stirling Castle seeking a new life away from their volcano scarred Atlantic home. Island chief Peter Repetto warned their children may face fear and homesickness as they adapt to a world with taxes, trains, and TV.
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Southampton
England
Tristan da Cunha
Atlantic
Stirling Castle
South Africa
South America
Peter Repetto
Tristan
Justice
Ferguson Says Laxities Minor At Reformatory
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson said a Kansas Bureau of Investigation inquiry into the Hutchinson Kansas Industrial Reformatory found only minor irregularities. He reported the facility is well managed and efficiently operated, with two employees terminated amid potential misuse of state property and possible mistreatment of inmates.
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Ferguson
Guy C. Rexroad
Rexroad
James Hind
Reformatory
KBI
KU Students Are Guests at Dinner
Kansas University students who are members of the Church of Christ will attend the annual KU Christian Banquet at 7 p.m. today in the Kansas Union Kansas Room. Arch ie B Crenshaw director of placement at David Lipscomb College and minister of the Russell Street Church of Christ in Nashville Tenn will speak at the dinner. Crenshaw is a 1957 Lipscomb graduate with a 1958 Vanderbilt master and was Lipscomb student body president and baseball captain.
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Kansas University
Church of Christ
Ford Foundation
Randall Davis to Keynote JW Assembly Talks Assist One Another
Randall V. Davis will deliver the keynote address at 7:30 tonight to delegates for a three day Jehovah's Witnesses assembly. His topic is Assist One Another to Do God's will. Twenty committees with over 200 volunteers organized to assist with the convention at the Community Building. Saturday program will feature baptism of new ministers ceremony of ordination.
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Randall V. Davis
Assembly of
Jehovah's Witnesses
Soviets Drain Ponomarenko From Party Role After Airport Fight
Moscow reports the Central Committee expels Pantelei Ponomarenko, Soviet ambassador, after a Dutch airport altercation with police leads to his expulsion by the Dutch government. The move signals emphasis on discipline within the party ranks.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Card of Thanks for hospital care and kindness
I thank Drs. Jones Manahan and Campbell and all the nurses and aides on 3rd floor for their service and kindness during my hospitalization. Thanks to my friends who sent cards gifts and flowers and all who came in to say hello. Your thoughtfulness is sincerely appreciated.
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