Douglas Balks On Steel Move By High Court
Justice William O. Douglas dissented from the Supreme Court ruling upholding a steel injunction. He urged returning the case to District Court for findings on how the steel strike affects national health and which plants must reopen to supply needed steel. He questioned broad reliance on national safety and noted Eisenhower’s Taft-Hartley interpretation. Three secret conferences preceded the ruling.
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Washington
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Congress
Eisenhower
Funeral services for Mrs Esther H Colburn
Funeral services for Esther H Colburn 75 of 2136 Ky St will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Kermit Smith officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery. She was born August 16 1884 in Vinton Missouri and lived in Lawrence since 1910.
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Esther ‘H. Colburn
Ky. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kermit Smith
KU student dies in one car crash near Lawrence
Charles Cutter Coolidge a 20 year old Kansas University student from Tucson Ariz died in a one car wreck east of Lawrence He belonged to Sigma Chi at KU Funeral services will be announced later and held in Emporia Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Marion T Coolidge of Tucson one brother Richard also of Tucson two sisters Mrs John Casson Route 2 and Pamela Coolidge of the home
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Charles Cutter Coolidge
Kansas University
Tucson
Ariz
Lawrence
Sigma Chi
Emporia
Marion T. Coolidge
Richard
Ohn Casson
Route 2
Pa‘mela Coolidge
Davenport man Joe Chapman dies with graveside service planned
Ward announces the death of Joe Chapman of Davenport Town. He died Friday in Davenport. Graveside funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Baldwin Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Sara of the home and one daughter.
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Ward
Joe Chapman
Davenport
Baldwin Cemetery
Sara
Court Docket List of Speeding and DUI Violations
In County Court Donald Brad ford, speeding with $15 fine and costs. Joseph Johnson Jr. Shawnee, speeding $15 costs. Gary Delman Engel, passing in no-passing zone $10 costs. Robert Muz zy 209 N Ltd stop sign $10 costs. Gene Coffman 604 Lake overloaded vehicle $10 costs. James Guy Eudora speeding $10 costs. County Court Herb Wilson Houseworth Baldwin open bottle driving intoxicated $300 and 90 days. John Stultz no address listed drunk on public highway $50 costs. Jack May Columbus Ohio driving while intoxicated and no driver’s license $110 and 30 days.
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Donald Roy Bradford
Joseph Edward Johnson Jr
Shawnee
Gary Neo Delman
Engel
Robert Lewis Muzzy
N, Ltd
Gene L. Coffman
Lake
James Lee Guy
Eudora
Herb Wilson Houseworth
Baldwin
John M. Stultz
Jack May
Columbus
Ohio
Court Says Reins For New Building Held by Council
Kansas Supreme Court rules the State Office Building Commission unconstitutional and transfers its duties to the Republican dominated Executive Council. The ruling states the commission exercised executive power only and violated separation of powers. The seven member body was composed entirely of Democratic legislators.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
State Executive Council
Executive Council
Office Building Commission
Kansas Turnpike Authority employees civil service status query
The court upheld the authority and State Finance Council with legislative members. Paul Clark of Lawrence has managed the office building under Democratic legislators. Shanahan declined to state impact of a law effective July 1 placing Office Building Commission staff under civil service, noting no employee can gain permanent civil service status before Jan. 1 at the earliest.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
State Finance Council
Paul Clark
Lawrence
Commission of
Democratic
Shanahan
Office Building Commission
Supreme Court weighs limits on injunctions in strike case
The opinion states the case must present a concrete controversy for judicial power and rejects demands to force full reopening of mills or government-ordered reorganization. It upholds the 80 day injunction to curb strike actions citing national safety concerns and notes Taft Hartley limits on expansive government reorganization.
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Union
Wne
United States
United Steelworkers Union
Eisenhower's leadership praised despite golf critics
The column credits Eisenhower with unifying Western allies into a strong NATO framework. It notes his skill in gathering differing viewpoints, coordinating actions, and leading Western diplomacy. It highlights his upcoming 2000 mile goodwill tour across Europe and Asia to reassure allies and press for unified policy.
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France
England
Italy
West Germany
Eisenhower
NATO
White House
Ike
Khrushchev
U. S
Paris
Turkey
Pakistan
Afghanistan
India
Iran
Greece
Morocco
Damage Figures High In Two City Mishaps
Police report two city wrecks with major damage in 24 hours. At 5 30 p m Friday at 9th and Iowa Streets Carroll Montgomery Topeka collided with Kenneth Foster 113 Moundview Drive Foster slowed to turn left. At 12 01 a m today William Eldridge Ottawa struck a parked car Lois Bowen 1135 Conn Street West Sixth east of California Street and Light Co Austin Stedham KP&L noted the power line project connects Tonganoxie to the Lawrence Bonner Springs main line.
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Iowa Sts
Carroll Montgomery
Topeka
Kenneth D. Foster
Moundview Dr
Montgomery
Foster
Iowa
Ninth
William F. Eldridge
Ottawa
Lois June Bowen
Conn, St
West Sixth
California Street
New KPL power line switches closed at midnight
The switch was closed at midnight on a new 3.4 mile section of power line for the Kansas Power and Light Company KPL.
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KPL
Kansas Power
Lawrence District Court Opens Term With Jury Sittings
The November term jury will convene at 9 a m Monday in the Courthouse. A criminal division jury trial is planned the same day. Clerk Lucille Allison reports 63 criminal cases and a full civil docket including 75 divorce cases scheduled for the term.
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Lucille Allison
Cienfuegos May Be In Florida Amid Everglades Search
U S Air Force and Civil Air Patrol fly over the Florida Everglades in a search for Maj. Cienfuegos missing since Oct 28 with a pilot and one soldier. The hunt follows orders from the 14th Air Force and involves C-119 and SA-16 aircraft from Miami.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Maj
U.S. Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Florida Everglades
14Th Air Force Search and Rescue Division
Macon
Frank C. Gready
2585Th Air Reserve
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Air Force
Camaguey
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Everglades
Pedro Diaz Lanz
Diaz Lanz
Nyaradi to Speak At Chamber Dinner in Lawrence
More than 200 reservations are set for a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Veterans Day dinner at KU Memorial Union. Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi former Hungary finance minister will discuss Hungary and the capitalist communist conflict. New teachers in the Lawrence public schools will attend as guests. Reservations through the Chamber office.
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KU Memorial Union
Nicholas Nyaradi
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Hungary
Lawrence
Chamber
Olin Petefish Chamber
Nyaradi
Petefish
Marshal Stymies Bid of LaCygne Burglars
Night Marshal Harry Armstrong spotted burglars who entered Calvin's Clothing Store in LaCygne Kansas on Friday night. The suspects tried to haul away about 1700 dollars worth of clothing but fled, leaving the loot as officers arrived. They forced entry by breaking a rear door glass and had removed items from racks and packed them in back boxes.
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LA Cygne
Kan
Calvin
Harry Armstrong
Collision Near City Limits Involving Bryant Family
A two vehicle crash on K-10 near the city limits left Bryant, his wife, and three children with minor injuries. Bryant’s truck overturned after being struck from behind by Weaver’s car, causing $350 damage to the car and $250 to the truck. A nearby milk truck owned by Floyd Torneden was destroyed by fire after engine flooding and a backfire. No damage estimate available.
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Whitaker
Bryant
Weaver
Floyd Torneden
Clinton
Torneden
Earl O'Brien
Memorial Hospital Admits Dismissals and Births List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Ron Lardon of 846 Me and Mrs Mary Parnell of Williamstown and Mrs Frances Breese of Route 4 along with John E Womack of Arkansas City. Dismissals feature Winifred May of Winchester, Dale Eugene James of Williams town, Emile Regnier of 909 Tenn and others. Births record a daughter Friday to Mr and Mrs Henry Beers of 1307 Brook.
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Ron Lardon
Mary Parnell
Williamstown
Frances Breese
Route 4
John E. Womack
Arkansas City
Winifred May
Winchester
Dale Eugene James
Emile Regnier
Tenn
Hazel Fritz
Clarence C. Stewart
Margaret Fetters
DeSoto
Kathryn Moon
Leuretta Beer
Highland Dr
Mona Dwyer
Margaret White
Henry Beers
Brook
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