Chavez Urges Killian Authority for Missile Drive
Washington and Reno reports show Sen Chavez urging Congress to fund a full scale missile program with Dr James Kilian given head knocking authority to push the effort. Kilian, MIT president named by Eisenhower as science adviser, to coordinate defense spending and push American weapons superiority amid the space era. Bridges says Ike promised Killian full power to accomplish the job.
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Washington
Chavez
DNM
Congress
Eisenhower
James R. Kilian
Senate
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fisenhower
Reno
Ney
Sen. Kennedy
America
Sen. Bridges Rnh
Birth control debate swells over world population problem
The Saturday Column argues a mounting world population bomb demands urgent steps toward birth control. Citing UN data and examples from Ceylon Mexico Puerto Rico India and Japan the piece warns growth could worsen hunger education and conflict while stressing education and policy action as needed.
Swiss Architecture Exhibit At Kangaa University
An exhibition of contemporary Swiss architecture and design runs Monday through November 22 on Marvin Hall third floor KU. Documented are industrial, furniture, lighting, and textile products, plus architecture and interior design examples. Organized by Schweizer Werkbund, sponsored by Pro Helvetia, traveled by Smithonian Institution Service.
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Marvin Hall
Kangaa
Switzerland
Schweizer Werkbund
Zurich
Pro Helvetia Foundation
Schweizerische Zentrale Fur Handelstorderung
Smith ,Sontan Institution
Swiss Werkbund
Werkbund
Architecture and
Three Men Charged In Daring Bank Robbery Case
In Fort Worth Texas William Paul West of Norman and George Jerningan of Oklahoma City were captured in a Hilton Hotel raid linked to a $10,444 daylight bank robbery in Harrah Oklahoma. They face arraignment before U S Commissioner R C Van Orden. A third suspect Stephen Rose of Norman faced a federal bank robbery charge in Oklahoma City.
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Yort Worth
Tex
William Paul West
Norman
Okla
George Jerningan
Okahoma City
First State Bank of
FBI
Fort Worth
First National Bank of
Maud
Olde
U. S
R. C. van Orden
Maude
Dallas
Harran
Stephen Rose
H. A. Latherman
Oklahoma City
Latheray
Funeral and community notices from Lawrence paper
The Lawson Daily Journal World notes Glenn Sherman from Minneapolis attended his brother's funeral and visited Douglas County relatives. Local events include an 80 dollar chicken noodle supper by the Methodist Sunday School and an American Education Week program planned for November 15.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
WORLD
Glenn Sherman
Minneapolis Minn
Ransaysis
Methodist Sunday School
Fannie Karnes
Lamb Funeral Home
Bural
Peru
Nebr
Douglas County
Joe Jamison
Omaha
Waldron Farley
W. W. Carter
Olathe Hospital
Bob
Eddie Sherman
Y .Lawrence
Kansas
Saturda Fs
Dutch Elm Disease Reaches Kansas City Elm Trees
Kansas officials confirm Dutch elm disease found in three elm trees in Kansas City area. Entomologists and plant pathology experts collected 700 samples and, after lab culture, identified the fungus. Fire warnings urge destruction of dead wood and spring DDT spraying to control bark beetle spread.
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4Eal Commission
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas City
Kas
Commission
James E. Brady
L. E. Calkina
Hugh Thompson
Requies
Clark T. Rogerson
Station
Botany and Plant Pathology Laboratory
Manhattan
Kansas
Freeland
Kansas State Service
Roy Freeland
Comrolasion
Kanans
Red Acts Make Tax Cut Unlikely
Senator John F Kennedy told the Young Democrats national convention that a federal tax cut in 1958 is unlikely and unlikely for years to come. He warned against predicting tax cuts and received a warm reception from under 40 delegates. Delegates revised bylaws to ban discrimination by state units. Alabama Georgia and South Carolina opposed. A move to overturn a resolution favoring Red China’s UN admission occurred. Jack Noles of Tonkawa Oklahoma was predicted as new national president by supporters amid liberal splits.
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Reno H
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Young Democrats
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Supreme Court
United Nations
Phillip Burton
San Francisco
Nelson Lancione
Qublumbus
Ohio
Jack Noles
Tonkawa
Okia
Signal Apparatus May Be Damaged On Sputnik Flight
London scientists warn the dog carrying Soviet satellite Sputnik may be silent as its signaling gear could be damaged if an attempted catapult or parachute return failed. John Shakeshaft of Cambridge Observatory noted the craft was seen at 5 22 am with no radio contact, suggesting possible equipment failure.
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London
John Shakeshaft
Astronomical Observatory
Cambridge
Shakeshaft
Earth
Kansas fans await 38th K State clash at Stadium
Clear day near kickoff as Kansas State supporters anticipate a 38th series triumph. Coach Bus Mertes faces pressure if K State loses. KU football, though not having a banner year, recalls 1947 reunion of its 80 2 team that carried an 8 0 2 record before the Orange Bowl loss. Former stars like Ray Evans and Otto Schnellbacher drew memories for Jayhawk fans. A Michigan State cam steam locomotive, after 500000 miles, was donated by the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
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Kansas State
Wildcats
Bus 'Mertes
K-State
Mother of
Kansas
Nebraska
Kansas U
Memorial Union
Mite
Ray Evans
Otto Schnellbacher
Don Fambrough
Hugh Johnson
Dave Schmidt
Forrest Griffith
Red Hogan
Lynne McNutt
Jayhawk
Michigan State University
Chesapeake and Ohio Raiload
Two Campus Traffic Crashes Reported at KU
Two wrecks occurred Friday on the Kansas University campus. A three car collision on Memorial Drive caused about 275 dollars in damage with Raymond C. Ross Robert E. Chaney and William B. Vollbracht listed as drivers. A second one car accident involved Kenneth W. Gatea missing a curve and striking an AI wall with damage undetermined.
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Kansas University
Raymond C. Ross
Robert E. Chaney
Wiliam B. Vollbracht
W. Campus Ra
Ross
Memorial Drive
Chaney
Vollbracht
Late Prof L N Flint Key Figure In KU Journalism History
The note honors Ny late Prof L N Flint head of Journalism education at KU from 1916 to 1941. It explains Editors Hall of Fame eligibility for editors after death and mentions about 300 attendees at Editors Day events. Elton Carter led a wrangle session on newspaper problems and Marvin spoke on Education for Journalism 1958 Model. Attendees planned KU Kansas State College football game after a buffet.
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L. N. Flint
Kansas
Elton Carter
Kansas ‘Press Association
Norton Daily ‘Telegram
Dean Marvin
Buffet Tancheon
Memorial Hospital Fragments List Several Births and Names
A fragmented OCR list records names and addresses related to Memorial Hospital. Entries include Mrs Mary Johanning, Robert Charlton, Mrs Josephine Drew, Hee Kyung Baldwin, Mrs Haze Cates, Eudora, Mrs Peggy Miller, Freddy Ramirez, Ross W Cole, ABMIRLED Albert Lawson, Marian Goodrick, Bernice Brown, and couples noted for a daughter and a non Friday birth, with various street addresses and associations. The text preserves scattered personal notices and potential birth announcements amid garbled phrases.
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Mary Johanning
Robert Charlton
Pawnee Ave
Josephine Drew
Topeka
Hee Kyung
Baldwin
Haze) Cates
Eudora
Peggy Miller
Powers Ave
Freddy Ramirez
Ross W. Cole
Tenn. St
De Crady Family Trip and Health Update in Turon
Mr. and Mrs. Dele Crady drove to Turon on Sunday and were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Will Ruesch, who are visiting. Mrs. Ruesch recently had surgery and is recovering slowly. Miss Clara Hoskinson returned from Western Kansas last week.
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Dele Crady
Turon
Will Ruesch
Mr. Ruesch
Clara Hoskinson
Western
Kansas
Lawrence talk and KU Orange Bowl reunion notes
Two Kansas Press Women members share Gov. Docking a recent tale about a barber shop encounter. KU’s 1947 48 Orange Bowl team reunion notes size versus speed in college football, comparing 220 pound centers to lighter linemen. Veterans Day observance at KU Memorial Chapel includes a wreath, led by Norman Blessman of the University Veterans Organization. A Student Union Carnival selects a Queen and a Little Man on Campus, with voting by carnival attendees and booths boosting house treasuries. proceeds fund Union activities.
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Kansas Press
George Docking
Lawrence
Mr. Docking
Virginia Docking
Kansas University
Hugh, Johnson
Red Ettinger
Oklahoma
Campaule
Norman Blessman
University Veterans’ Organization
UVO
Bless Man
Memorial Union
LMOC
Activities Treasury
Record Penalty No Bar to Harris Cotton Profits
Fresno man Jack A. Harris paid a record penalty of 965,596 for the right to market his 1957 excess cotton. He says he still expects profit after consulting the Agriculture Department in Washington who approved planting with the penalty. Officials noted the penalty applied to about 10,436 bales, while Harris also earned 209,000 from retiring 1,660 acres this year under a subsidy program. Harris calls crop controls ridiculous and says penalties can yield profit without price supports.
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Fresno
Calif
Jack A. Harris
Harris
Gila Bend
Ariz
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Agriculture Department
Deyeriacit
Séil
Chappell Boy Injured in Rifle Accident Near Lawrence
Gordon Dale Chappell Jr a 12 year old boy of Sheriff Dale Chappell and Mrs Chappell 11 E 11th St was reported in good condition today after an accident Friday when a 22 rifle discharged on his property just south of Lawrence He was not seriously hurt and the incident is described as an accident with minor injuries.
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Gordon Dale Chappell Jr
Dale Chappell
11Th St
Appell
Lawrence
Heather
Harvard Vet John J. Conway Served at Cassino
Dr. John J. Conway master of Leverett House at Harvard University is a 41 year old World War II combat veteran. He sustained a shellfire wound to his right forearm during the fighting at Cassino Italy.
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John J. Conway
Leverett House
Harvard University
Cassino
Daughters of Almeda Thank Community for Support
The daughters extend sincere appreciation to the nurses at the Hospital and doctors Palmer and Belot for their care. They thank neighbors and friends for food, flowers, and acts of kindness during the recent illness and passing.
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the Daughters of
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Dolph C. Simons, JR
Ceylon
World Health Organization
Mexico
Puerto Rico
India
Guatemala
Egypt
Japan
U.S
Pakistan
Donald McGraw
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Nikita Khruschev
Russia
Oklahoma Bank
Fan- Ele -Sendars
Quindaro
Kan
Memorial Hospital
Albert Lawson
Iowa
Marian Goodrick
Man Kerring
Bernice Brown
Leavenworth
Harris’ Jr
Vet St
Tom Hobson
Bald
Norman Miller
Wi ‘Powers Ave
Yvinland
Peannery
40Th Ave
Tulsa
Otishoma
Chappell Boy
Monuments
Lawrence Memorial Co
Ash Co
Osee Nonal Bank
F.d.lo
Federal Reserve Bank
Sri
Fred’ W
Romery Cecer
Rumecy
S51
Bernice
Gury
Homme
Decker-Coy Real
Yan
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