AMA Plans Aid for 2500 Foreign Doctors Facing Deportation
The American Medical Association will assist about 2,500 foreign doctors who failed qualifying exams and face deportation. The plan may extend student visas for six months so they can study and retake tests while not working as internes or house physicians. Hospitals would reassign them to nonclinical roles like laboratory aides during the extension.
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Washington
American Medical Association
State Department
AMA
Department
Plea Issued for Time to Pay for TB Seals
Local chapter urges the public to support Christmas Seal funds in the battle against tuberculosis. Charles Decker chairs the drive as residents are asked to allocate time and use seals to aid prevention, screening, and care for TB exposure and patients.
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Charles Decker
Seals Drive
Kansas
Lotcal Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Clara Louise Tweed
Mrs. Clara Louise Tweed 87 of 1944 Barker St died Friday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital She was born Sept 15 188? a longtime Lawrence resident and member of the Women s Society of Christian Service and First Methodist Church Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home Rev C H Larson in charge with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Surviving: daughter Mrs Lloyd Douglas of the home three grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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Clara Louise Tweed
Barker St
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Meeting Notice for Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and AM
Special communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM on Monday November 21 at 7 39 p m. Work in First Degree. Visitors welcome. Ralph A Altio W M George W Mole Secy Adv
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Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Ralph A. Altio
W. M
George W. Mole
Secy
Adv
Nile Farms Showcases Controlled Shooting as Hunting Solution
Kansas officials shut quail season early amid bird shortages. Nile Farms near Alton showcases shooting preserves with dense cover, trained dogs, and high bird recovery, arguing controlled areas offer sport, consistent targets, and potential revival of hunting interest.
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Nile
Alton
Olin Industries, Inc
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Nile Kennels
King Buck
Weldon Spring
Nile Farms
Kansas
America
Coroner's Jury Called in Death of Topeka Teen Porter
Shawnee County calls a coroner's jury to investigate the fatal shooting of 17 year old Jerry Porter during a hunting trip near Lecompton. Porter's Topeka High School peers Steve Schultz 15 Ed Longstaff 17 and John Bond 16 may testify after an autopsy.
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Shawnee County
Jerry Porter
Topeka
Porter
Lecompton
Topeka High
William J. Levin
Levin
Steve Schultz
Ed Longstaff
John Bond
Recreation Conference Set for Monday at KU
Kansas University will host a one day recreation conference for community and institutional recreation workers. The event follows a Recreation Society meeting and features a keynote by Dr. E A Scholer of State University of Iowa. Dr. George B. Smith will welcome delegates.
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Kansas University
Kansas Recreation Conference
Recreation Society
E. A. Scholer
State University of Iowa
George B. Smith
Thanksgiving Service at Washington Creek Church
A union Thanksgiving service will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Washington Creek Church three miles north of Globe. Sponsored by St John s Evangelical and Re formed Church with Cathal ochist Church Washington Creek Church of the Brethren and Worden E U B Church. Rev J F Krueger of St John s will be speaker.
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Washington Creek
Globe
St. John’s
Birth notices from Memorial Hospital list multiple residents
Mrs Ruth Davis and Evan Thompson of Eudora are among names listed alongside Gerald Ald Jensen Arthur Polk and others. Births include a son for Mr and Mrs James Butell Route 5 and a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Taul West Sixth.
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Eudora
Gerald Jensen
Maple Lane
Arthur Polk
Herma Bol
Leland Stevens
Vernon Rowena Drake
Jacob Stoebler
Clinton Mall
Osage Beach
Daisy Welch
Ohio
Ethel Stoopes
N. Y
Evan Thompson
Ruth Thornton
Ark
Lawrence Smith
Belle Haven
Thomas Plank
Baldwin
Mona Myers
Topeka
Rickey Farrier
Elmwood
Delores Caxson
Tonganoxie
James Butell
Route 5
Friday
Robert Taul
West Sixth
Kansas Politics To Be Discussed At Dread Program
The 1960 elections and Kansas politics were the focus of the fall Kansas Citizenship Clearing House meeting at Kansas University. Attendees included over 50 college representatives. speakers covered The American Voter in 1960 and The National Conventions of 1960 with discussions on Kansas politics past and present.
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Kansas Citizenship Clearing House
Kansas University
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas Union
Warren Miller
Michigan Survey Research Center
Ann Arbor
Joe Hadja
Manhattan
Harley Stucky
Newton
Alvin Proctor
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Marvin Harder
Wichita University
Dan Hopson
Phillips County
Ethan P. Allen
KU Governmental Research Center
Citizenship Clearing House
John G. Grumm
Kansas-Missouri
Earle A. Nehring
Merchants Rally as Kansas City Jaywalking Drive Delayed
In downtown Kansas City merchants complain the warning tickets hurt business and jaywalking is allowed in outlying districts. The City Council vows to seek a halt, but Police Chief Brannon and Police Board President Lyman Field signal lingering enforcement until board decisions change.
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Kansas City
Bernard Brannon
Board of Police Commissioners
Lyman Field
Kennedy Likely to Pick Robert as Attorney General
The New York Times reports President-elect Kennedy is weighing his younger brother Robert for attorney general. A Palm Beach dispatch notes no final decision is expected before the brothers discuss the matter. Robert Kennedy, 34, has gained national notice as counsel to Senate investigating committees including the Teamsters inquiry.
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NEW York (Ap
The
New York Times
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Palm Beach
Fla
W. H. Lawrence
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Senate Labor Management Committee
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Baldwin Meeting Sets Open House and PTA Program
The Baldwin Consolidated grade and high schools hold their annual open house at 7 p.m. Monday with a PTA meeting at 8 p.m. Mrs Mary Plank and Mrs Margaret Stutzman lead the program. Mrs Russ Davee's first graders perform a beginning reading demonstration followed by a trampoline gymnastics show by the high school girls gym class.
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Baldwin Consolidated
Mary Plank
Margaret Stutzman
Russ Davee
Professor George W. Forman Elected to Sigma Tau Council
Kansas University associate professor of mechanical engineering George W. Forman has been chosen for a six year term on the National Council of Sigma Tau, the honorary engineering fraternity. He joined KU in 1955 and holds a B S from Illinois University earned in 1941 and an M S from KU in 1957.
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George W. Forman
Kansas University
National Council of Sigma Tau
Forman
Illinois University
Thanksgiving service at First Church of Christ Scientist
A special Thanksgiving service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the First Church of Christ Scientist located at 1701 Mass. St. The text will emphasize the daily importance of gratitude to all attendees.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass. St
Poll workers in Lawrence Douglas County to be paid Friday or today
Lawrence city and Douglas County poll workers will receive payment checks with Lawrence paying 11 dollars for the first 100 votes and one cent per vote after up to 20 dollars while the county pays 8 dollars for the first 100 and one cent per vote to 20 dollars. The 20 dollar limit is set by the legislature. The November term District Court jury will not report until 9 a.m. Feb 29 as the earlier case was settled.
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Nile
Olin
Nile Farms
Douglas County
Lucille Allison
Lawmen to Attend Kansas Radio Dispatchers School
About 45 law officers are set to attend Kansas University for the second Kansas Radio Dispatchers School. The program begins with 9 a.m. registration in the Kansas Union and features sessions on operational procedures messaging and person descriptions. Kansas Highway Patrol and police officers will lead the classes focusing on radio use in civil defense severe weather and FCC rules.
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Kansas University
Kansas Radio Dispatchers
Kansas Union
Kansas Highway Patrol
Federal Communications Commission
No Report From Commie Summit Ends Quietly
Moscow reports conceal details as the Communist summit ends without a public communique. Tass notes Czech President Antoine Novotny departed by air, seen off by Leonid Brezhnev. The conference began November 9 after the U.S. elections and has lingered unseen.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Tass
Antoine Novotny
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Trucker Dies After Aiding Burned Car Crash Victims
Buffalo AP report states truck driver Stanley Wagner aged 55 rushed to help two Grand Island residents trapped in a burning car after a bridge crash. Wagner extinguished a small fire then was struck by William Murray 22 of Niagara Falls. Six others were injured. Miss Monica Post 19 remained critical. No charges were filed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Stanley Wagner
Wagner
Donald Burns
Monica Post
Grand Island
William Murray
Niagara Falls
Miss Post
Murray
KU Catholic Students Meet Friday Evening
The Catholic married students at Kansas University met Friday night at the St. Lawrence Center 1915 Stratford Rd. About 12 couples attended and heard Rev. John Hilbert S.J. speak on The Sanctity of Marriage.
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Kansas University
St. Lawrence Center
Stratford Rd
John Hilbert
S.J
Gratitude Notes From Framily and Friends
A collection of thanks from multiple families and individuals for support during illness and after the deaths of loved ones. Names include Dr. Ray Clark Rev H Calvin McMillian St Luke A M E Church Pearl Smith Mrs Bob Pyle and the Walter Greenwell family.
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Ray Clark
Dread Hall Boys
H. Calvin McMillian
St. Luke A.M.E. Church
James Bryant
Maurine Wilson
Blanche Kaiser
Dr. Learned
Dr. Godwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bob Pyle
Walter Greenwell
In memory of our mother Rach el A. Lisher
In memory of our mother Rach el A. Lisher who passed away 11 years ago today. Sadly missed by Mr and Mrs Ralph Lisher and Mrs Lew Lisher and Mrs Fred Lisher and Mrs Joe Kolars and Mrs Roy Weckworth.
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Rachel A. Lisher
Ralph Lisher
Lew Lisher
Fred Lisher
Joe Kolars
Roy Weckworth
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