Stevenson Considers Paris Meeting Role With Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson hinted he might join President Eisenhower in a Paris NATO talks next month to bolster allied cooperation. He would advise on and possibly participate in U S proposals, contingent on their shape and a possible foreign aid expansion, amid Washington confusion over his exact role.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Paris
State Dulles
North Atlantic
Faris Dee
Stevenson
United States
NATO
Russia
Dulles
New York
U. S
Oldest U.S. Veteran Williams Turns 115 in Houston
Walter Williams the oldest living Civil War veteran, aged 115, celebrates with a small party in Houston. A Western band plays his favorite tunes as friends drop by, and Williams, bed-ridden for six months, remains music loving with a radio by his bed.
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Houston
Texim
Walter Williams
John Salling
Slant
Williams
Willie Mae Bowles
Names listed for births and residents in multiple towns
Memorial Hospital and area residents are noted with numerous names and addresses. The fragment mentions births and family listings including Mrs. Mary Walker Judy Tremaine Joseph Suttles Mary Katherine Cummings Edward Kinney Judith Rider Deloris Althaus Eva Kelso Wanda Burkhead Sally Pickett Twilla Unified Judy Baldwin Flory Baldwin Allen Zack Owens Lucy Bunn Robert Charlton Linda Thiry Kyung Kim Mary Simmons Peggy Miller Susan Franzen Ross Barrientos Vertha Starr Janet Harris Randy Longfellow Ellen Stanley Mack McCracken Charles Elswick Kenneth Pickett John Kelso and John Kelso with sons and daughters born today or recently.
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Michael Dean Taylor
Locust St
Robert D. Arnold
Perry
Mary Walker
Tonganoxie
Judy Tremaine
Joseph T. Suttles
Mary Katherine Cummings
Edward D. Kinney
la. St
Judith Rider
Ind
Deloris Althaus
E. 13Th St
Eva A. Kelso
W. 6Th St
Wanda Bu
Lucy Bunn
Bonner Springs
Robert Charlton
Pawnee Ave
Linda Thiry
Route 5
Hee Kyung Kim
Baldwin
Mary Simmons
DeSoto
Peggy Miller
Powers Ave
Susan Franzen
Ross Barrientos
Tenn
Vertha Starr
D. Janet Harris
Vt. St
Randy D. Longfellow
Harper St
Ellen Stanley
Mack McCracken
Four Backup Signals Are Labeled Illegal
Harrisburg report notes four backup lights or rear signals may be considered illegal for motor vehicles. Shipley asserts the bureau may allow two signals if wiring is correct, with ornamental lighting as not a safety device.
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Harrisburg
Lachette
Shipley
Woode
State Department Selects Dr Ketzel For Defense Reserve
Dr Ketzel, political science professor at Kansas University, chosen for a Defense Reserve unit by the State Department. The program trains executive personnel from varied sectors to support federal functions during emergencies such as nuclear attacks. Ketzel, with PhD from California, previously served as a State Department foreign affairs officer and directed programs for foreign leaders at the Governmental Affairs Institute.
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State Department
Dr. Ketzel
Defense Reserve
Chifferrk P. Welgel
Kansas University
Tenmay
Emer Kenes
Ely Ihain Ceranormy
Fereral
Washington
Sehanl
Br. Ketzel
Wohow Mitive
California
California Universy
Los Amecles
California University
Burntoy
Bureau of International Relations
Owo
Governmental Affairs Institute
American Political Science Association
Washington, DC
Ketzel
Eudora Man Sent Back to Jail on DUI Sentence
Marvin L. Beams of Eudora was ordered by the County Court to return to Douglas County jail. He had a suspended sentence for DUI but was found to have failed to sell the previous conviction on the same charge, requiring him to serve the full jail term.
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Marvin L. Beams
Eudora
Douglas County
Beams
Weeks urges industry to back larger military budget
Secretary of Commerce Weeks told 1,200 National Defense Executive Reserve members that the next Eisenhower budget will seek greater military and foreign aid spending. He urged industry to mobilize scientific resources, supply trained personnel, and push for a budget adequate for national security to counter Soviet satellite advances.
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Washington
Weel
Eisenhower
Congress
National Defense Executive Reserve
Soviet Union
Weeks
Survier
Wools
November Court Jury Report For Douglas County
Jurors for the November term of Douglas County District Court must report at 3 a.m. this Friday. Clerk Lucille Allison said a date mixup occurred earlier, with reports shifted from Wednesday to Friday. Fourteen criminal cases are scheduled. one defendant pleaded guilty and was sentenced by District Court Judge Frank Gray.
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Douglas County District Court
Lucille Allison
Allison
Frank Gray
Hillcrest Shopping Center opens with IGA store debut Thursday
The Hillcrest IGA market starts Thursday at 9th and Towa Streets in the new Hillcrest Shopping Center. Roy Kitt leads grocery, J R Waymire runs meat, with 200 car parking and a country kitchen ready. Door prizes include 1000 loaves of bread for the first 500 customers. Drug store opens later, as part of Raney chain, 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
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Hillcrest
IGA
Raney Hillcrest Drug Store
9Th
Iowa Sts
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Jimmy Cole
Rusty Springer
Raney Drug Store
Journal-World
Hillcrest Iga Market
Towa Sts
Hillcrest Iga
Raney
Kennedy names Killian aid for science drive
In a nationwide TV address President Kennedy announces James R. Killian of MIT as special assistant to coordinate the science drive. He outlines immediate actions to outpace the Soviet Union and promises to discuss long-range needs tonight.
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James R. Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Soviet Union
Strong Foe Is Valuable Says Dr. Eiseley at KU
Dr. Loren Eiseley, chairman of the Anthropology Department at Pennsylvania University, told a Kansas University Humanities lecture that America needs a strong enemy to stay vigilant and fit. He argued evolution is ongoing and humanity remains imperfect and transitional. He noted his KU tenure from 1937 to 1947 and listed his academic background from Nebraska and Pennsylvania.
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Loren Eiseley
America
Loren C. Hiseley
Kansas University
Eiseley
Pennsylvania University
Fiseley
Nebraska University
Pennsylvania
Avery Improved at Chicago Hospital After Infection
Avery L. Sewell, 84, former Montgomery Ward board chairman, was reported in much improved condition at Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital. A spokesman said his temperature subsided overnight and he had a restful night after being admitted Monday with an acute infection treated with antibiotics.
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Chicago
um—Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital
Very
Avery
Hopital
KU Concert Tonight at Swarthout Recital Hall
The Kansas University Little Symphony performs tonight at 8 in Swarthout Recital Hall. Soloist Angelie Morales von Sauer, associate professor of piano, plays Chopin F minor Concerto. Dean Thomas Gorton conducts. the program includes Boccherini Stravinsky Menotti and John Pozscin's Lament in its Lawrence premiere.
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Kansas University Little: Symphony
Swarthout Recital Hall
Angelie Morales von Sauer
Thomas Gorton
Fine Arts School
Boccherini
Stravinsky
Menotti
Lawrence
John Pozscin
Wunsch Warns Primary Fight Could Split GOP in Kansas
Topeka Kansan reports state GOP figure Paul Wunsch warns a gubernatorial primary would divide Republicans. He supports selection by rank and file via petitions or caucuses and says strong unity is possible if one man is chosen. Atty Gen. John Anderson and Clyde Reed Jr. are also discussed as potential candidates.
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Topeka
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Republi
Wunsch
Kansas
John Anderson
John
Anderson
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons Sun
Reed
U. S. Senate
NLRB Rules Hot Cargo Clauses Illegal Under Taft-Hartley
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that hot cargo contracts between unions and carriers violate Taft-Hartley law. It marks the first explicit finding of unlawfulness, overturning a 1949 ruling that allowed such agreements. The decision targets Ironclad language from Feamatera Union Local 728 in Atlanta ordering union members to refuse shipments from Genuine Parts Co. of Atlanta.
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Washington P
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Feamatera
Atlanta
Taft-Hartley
Genuine Parts Co
Atlante
Peace Officers Convene in Garden City on Counterfeit Money
Sixty peace officers from western Kansas and eastern Colorado attended a meeting in Garden City to learn about counterfeit money. Mitchel Geisler, the Garden City police chief and host, said police and sheriff’s officers from the FBI, KS Bureau of Investigation, and state patrols were represented. The program included a film on counterfeit money.
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Garden City
Kansas
Colorado
Mitchel Geisler
Federal
Kansas Bureaus of Investigation
LeMay Seeks Inter American Jet Speed Record In KC135
Gen. Curtis LeMay in a KC135 jet tanker arrived at National Airport after a nonstop 5,000 mile flight from Buenos Aires during Argentina visit. The crew, including 22 others, aimed to set a 6,325 mile nonstop distance record while flying at about 485 mph, though not an official speed record due to federation rules.
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Washington
Curtis LeMay
National Airport
Buenos Aires
Curtis E. LeMay
Ezelen Field
Air Force
Argentina
National Aviation Week
Pedro Aramburu
LeMay
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Brazil
Atlantic
International Aeronautical Federation
Worry Halted By Phone Call From Play Pal
Milwaukee report tells of 10 year old Timothy Kearns who had a steel-lipped arrow removed from his left eye after a playful Indian fighter incident. A friend called him at the hospital and the boy reassured his mother and Timothy that there is nothing to worry about. The arrow had gone four inches into his head but doctors say no brain damage and vision in the left eye may be saved.
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Milwaukee
Timothy Kearns
Tim
Timothy
Truman Praises Hoover View on Missile Situation
Former President Truman complimented Hoover's call for a broad view of U S missile matters describing it as a sensible statement. He said Hoover wants a review of positions up down and across and expressed support as he walked to breakfast at Park Avenue home of Clifton Daniel.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Hoover
Truman
D Truman
Hotel
Carlyle
Park Ave
Clifton Daniel
Strike Deadline Looms at CFCA Nitrogen Plant
Negotiations extend with a federal mediator at the Cooperative Farm Chemicala Association nitrogen plant east of Lawrence as a strike looms at midnight. AFL CIO Local 5-613 represents Old Chemical and Atomic Workers. Contract ended Oct 31. wage holiday and form of agreement disputed. Union sets deadline to Nov 1 in compliance with federal rules.
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Cooperative Farm Chemicala Associathon Nitrogen
Lawrence
Penguin snare by naval officer in Antarctic tale
Capt. W M Dickey formerly KU NROTC executive officer, now in Antarctica, captured a penguin bare handed after its shipyard penguin escape. Also noted are Red Cross birth class sessions, National Education Week events, and an Oklahoma State alumni gathering in Lawrence before the Kansas Jayhawks game with OSU.
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W. M. Dickey
United States Navy
Kansas University Nrotc
Dickey
Antarctic
Courage- Continued tram Page tf x choices in agricultural policy
A political reflection on agricultural policy under the Eisenhower era, debating opportunity ceilings versus allowing capable farmers to grow. The speaker warns decisions will outlast current administrations and urges action before a looming deadline.
Sophie Stathopoulos Becomes Dean for a Day at KU
Sophie Stathopoulos a Kansas University senior from Kansas City Mo performs the duties of Dean of Women Emily Taylor for one day after winning the dean for a day election Tuesday. Her assistants Barbara Bach Ellen Proudfit and Dee Daniels join as assistants while Mary Peg Hardman and Patricia Patterson serve as temporary deans. Results of the student vote were announced during All Women’s Day activities Tuesday night.
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Sophie Stathopoulos
Kansas University
Kansas City
Emily Taylor
Barbara Bach
Johnson County
Ellen Proudfit
Kansas
City
Kas
Dee Daniels
Education
Beloit
Mary Peg Hardman
Patricia Patterson
School Building Debate Shapes Lawrence Planning
Community groups questioned the Lawrence school expansion plan and funding at a town meeting. Officials outlined site selection criteria, bond terms up to 20 years, and the impact of assessment levels on financing while noting outside studies by Stanford’s agency and KU Education declined.
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Ma“onmell
Lawrence
Kansas University
KU School of Education
Stanford
Kansas
HDU Achievement Day Planned for Nov 19
The Douglas County Home Demonstration Unit sets its Achievement Day for Tuesday November 19 in the Home Economics Building No 1 at the Fairgrounds. Dr M D Clubb of the Kansas University English Department will speak at 1 30 pm with talks and pictures from national parks including the Grand Canyon. Special program numbers come from Brackett Brockdale Central and Enterprise Units. A covered dish luncheon is served at noon with coffee provided by the Advisory Committee.
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Douglas County
Fairgrounds
M. D. Clubb
Kansas University Department
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club Meeting Friday
The Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club will meet at 7 30 p m in the community building classroom Dr Carlyle Smith will give an illustrated talk on Archaeology of the Plains Pyrite the rock of the month will be discussed and exhibited on the display table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club
Carlyle $. Smith
Plains
Marriage Licenses Reported From Probate Court
Marriage licenses list matches between several couples in Lawrence and surrounding areas. Fred Combs 24 of Arlington Virginia with Nancy Underwood 23 of Lawrence. Allen Dale Smith 21 of Lawrence with Loralnne Duncan 19 of Great Bend. Leonard Covert 44 of Lawrence with Steffen 31 of Lawrence. John F. Lawrence 4? of Eudora with Barbara J. 38 of Lamson. Arthur Christie 22 with Wanda Richardson 18, both of Lawrence. Margaret Deay thanks customers and staff for flowers and gifts from Margaret's Cafe.
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Fred Combs
Arlington
Nancy
Underwood
Lawrence
Allen Dale Smith
Loralnne Ee Duncan
Great Bend
Leonard Covert
Arthur Christie
Wanda
Richardson
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