Nixon Confident In His Emergency Role During the Illness
Vice President Nixon spoke at a White House news conference about his role during President Eisenhower illness. He stated his title defines his position, while acknowledging he acts for the president and consults with Cabinet officers. Nixon defended his expanded participation in decisions like the Thorard Jupiter missile program and foreign policy, insisting his powers have not legally broadened.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Mitchell named KU football coach after Arkansas stint
Kansas hires former Arkansas coach Glen Mitchell after a career spanning Arkansas City Oklahoma Texas Tech Wichita State and Arkansas He signs a five year Arkansas contract and a later 10 year agreement while stressing salary not main factor He seeks control and aims to head a home state program and has two sons with his wife Jesincheloe.
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Page
Wichita
Arkansas
Mitchell
Arkansas City
Texas University
Jesincheloe
Oklahoma University
Jackson
Judson
Oklahoma
Blackwell
Okla
Tulsa University
Texas, Tech
Lubbock
Shockers
Gerald Nold
Bear steals rug and sleeps on it in Wisconsin yard
In Valley, Wisconsin, a bear snatched a rug from a clothesline and, after placing it neatly on a woolpile, slept on it all night, according to farmer Ed Lee who reported the incident to conservation officials.
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Bear Bed
Cozy Valley
Wis
Ed Lee
Deaths and Funerals Roy Parsons
Roy Parsons, longtime Lawrence resident and retired railroad employee, died Wednesday in Los Angeles where he had lived the past 10 years with his daughter's family. Funeral services will be held for Mrs. Parsons. Surviving: a son James Parsons Everett of Washington. two daughters Mrs. Don Young of Los Angeles and Mrs. Steve Henderson of Stockton, California. and one sister Mrs. Opal Mills of Tonga pode.
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Roy Parsons
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Par- Survis
James Parsons Everett
Wash
Don Young
Steve Henderson
Stockton
Calif
Opal Mills
Tongapode
Tom Decides to Take Rest SANOL Calif
Tom Wauhah a rancher quit a big job of hiking and riding through miles of rugged country to check precipitation as it grew "a little too much." The active cowhand on the Alameda County ranch of his son Tom Jr informed the San Francisco Water Dept Wednesday he’d had enough. Wauhah will be 102 Friday and has performed the part time job for 85 years for $24 annually.
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Sanol
Calif
Tom Wauhah
Wauhah
Alameda County
Tom Jr
San Francisco Water Dept
Wanhale
Docking questions quail propagation idea in state budget hearing
Gov George Docking pressed the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission on quail propagation amid a budget hearing. Dr Raymond Hall, University of Kansas Zoology chairman, and Dave Leahy, game dept director, clashed over quail survival rates and the value of game farms as 32 states already run such operations. Hall argued few planted quail survive, while Leahy insisted a larger share live and farmers favor game farms. The hearing touched on expenditures including a mixer purchase and commission budget adherence.
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Topeka
George Docking
State Forestry,Fish and Game Commission
Raymond Hall
University of Kansas Zoology Department
Dave Leahy
Game Department
Hall
Leahy
Docking
O‘ Hall
The
Game Commission
Kansas Game Farms
Rocking
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
Temperatures and Thanksgiving Services Across Churches
A note on temperatures continues from page one. The Lawrence Ministerial Alliance sponsors services at TM Brethren church and Eudora First Baptist Church. Thanksgiving observances occur at Immanuel Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientist, Trinity Episcopal, St John’s Catholic, and Trinity Lutheran churches. Jail inmates will get Thanksgiving dinners with fried chicken for city prisoners and turkey meals for county and federal inmates, featuring sides and desserts.
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Chronicle Local Births
Memorial Hospital reports admissions for Willa Huston Clemma Killinger Jean McKnight Donna Jean Sterritt Ruth Schirmer Carol Sue Pettengill Irene Schweitzberger Wilma Lowrey Evelyn Brownrigg and more. Discharges include Alice Wash Hattie Billingsley Edna Kilmer Josephine Drew Rita Gale Wilks Harriet Pottengill and baby girl Charles Turner and baby boy birth notices list Eugene Powers Wesley Norwood as new parents with their addresses and dates.
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Willa Huston
Campus Rd
Clemma Killinger
Miss. St
Jean McKnight
Dread Dr
Donna Jean Sterritt
Sunnyside
James Anthony Sterritt
Ruth Schirmer
Richland
Carol Sue Pettengill
Elm St
Irene Schweitzberger
Oak Hill Ave
Wilma Lowrey
Barker Ave
Evelyn Brownrigg
Ky. St
Alice Wash
Pa. St
Hattie Billingsley
Tonga- Inoxie
Edna Kilmer
DeSoto
Josephine Drew
Topeka
Rita
Gale Wilks
Oskaloosa
Harriett Pottengill
Charles Turner
Charles Jt. Johnson
W. 19Th
St. Terr
Tokyo prosecutors consider appeal in GI William S Girard case
Tokyo supreme prosecutors will confer Monday on whether to appeal to higher courts to send American GI William S Girard to jail for the killing of a Japanese woman described as a bragspicker on a firing range.
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Tokyo
Japan
Supreme Prosecutors
GI Williams
Girard
Jait l
Why 11 000 Families Buy the Journal World Daily
A nostalgic piece praising the Journal-World reader base noting 11 000 daily buyers. It highlights loyalty, the package of news provided, strong editorial standards, celebrated columnists and cartoons, plus trusted reporting aimed at delivering facts without bias. The article marks historical growth from 5 000 to 11 000 families.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Alsop Brothers
Hal Boyle
Jack Zimmerman
John Crosby
Bill Mayer
Earl Morey
Leonard Lyons
Dolph C. Simona, Jr
Robert Ruark
Ruth Lewis
Backing Urged for Kansas Education Survey
The Kansas Public Junior College Assn urges the governor and lieutenant governor to back a statewide education system survey. The Legislative Council already recommended it, with an expected cost of 135000 dollars. Dean Karl M. Wilson of Coffeyville Junior College supports external experts to ensure objectivity in all areas of education.
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Topeka
Kansas Public Junior College Assn
Kansas Legislative Council
Coffeyville Junior College
Karl’ M. Wilson
Kansas
Captain Creek community news and moves in Baldwin
Captain Creek notes residents moving to Bald win with the Clarks and the Deny family taking over the Clark farm. A Pleasant Valley HDU meeting at Frances West's home reports a 13 member roll call and a health facilities project. Christmas charity supports the School for the Deaf in Olathe. Community members host, visit, and attend church, with gatherings at Kinnison, Lefmann, Brecheisen, Westerhouse, and related households.
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Homer Clark
Baldwin
Dale Seig
Clarks
Raymond Deny
Clark Farm
Pleasant Valley Hdu
Johnson County
Frances West
Bertha Ebeck
Mra
June Majors
School For the Deaf
Olathe
Dora Moody
Elia Lefmann
Walter Kinnison
Alva Kinnison
Mis
Lois Kinnison
Gale Geratenberger
Gregg
McPherson
Ray Lefmann
Bob Hamilton
Kansas City
J. P. Lefmann
Randa
Vane Kring
Vernon ‘Broers
Lawrence
Leon Gordon
Carol Brecheisen
Topeka
Ted Brecheisen
Phillip Lefmann
Gerald
Warrensburg
Mo. Sunday To Meet Mrs. Lefmann
Anna Scheurer
Jamestown
Sophia Nichols
Stull
Sarah
Jess Bréchelsen
Captain's Creek Methodist Church
Raymond Nichols
Warrenburg
Arthur Bales
Armmos Westerhouse
Karen Lawada
Eudora
Pete Lawson
Kenny Lawson
Jeff Simons
Eugene Westerhouse
Peggy
Mike
Herbert Haabe
Twillelee
Eugene 1
Kenneth Tickenberry
Susan
Raymond Deay
Phillip Brecelsen
Phillie
Howard Whaley
Kaw Valley
Billy Stogehill
Birs. James
Osborn
Paul
Penny Lecompton
Wheat Commission Plans First Annual Meeting
Kansas Wheat Commission will hold its first annual meeting December 4 in Hutchinson at the Baker Hotel. Chairman R L Patterson of Oxford announced the event will start at a.m. Wednesday and follow a two‑day annual meeting of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers. A full report on the commission’s operations since its April organization will be presented.
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Kansas Wheat Commission
Hutchinson
Oxford
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Baker Hotel
Patterson
Tax rule on personal property taxes for vehicle licenses
Lawrence residents learn to show proof of first half personal property tax payments before buying 1958 vehicle licenses. Real estate taxes do not affect licensing. late payments trigger full tax due before license purchase. Also notes Kansas football ratings by Dick Dunkel ranking Kansas below Oklahoma State Missouri and Colorado.
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Edythe Norman
Feinter
Dick Dunkel
Dunkel
Kansas University
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Colorado
Jayhawkers
Kansas
PCU
Entomology Journal Dedicates Issue to Late Beamer
The Kansas Entomological Society and KU Entomology Department plan a memorial edition of the Journal for April. It will feature a biography by H B Hungerford and articles by Beamer’s former students and friends. Beamer, who died November 21, helped found the journal and described hundreds of leaf hopper species.
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Kansas Entomological Society
Memo‘rial
Raymond H. J Beamer
Francis Huntington’ Snow
Kansas University
K.U. Entomology Department
H. B.hungerford
Beamer
Kansas Entomological Journal
Eastern Weather Sees Warm Up Across the East on Thanksgiving
Temperatures across the eastern half of the U S climbed from bone chilling lows to milder readings with the Northeast leading the gain doubling more than 20 degrees from the day before. From Lake Michigan to the Gulf readings rose 10 to 15 degrees while Syracuse New York warmed from 15 to 48 in 44 hours as Fraser Colorado recorded a 42 degree plunge to 12.
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Lake Michigan
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Syracuse
N.Y
Fraser, Cole
Rocky Mountain
Six Southeast Kansas Counties Designated for Emergency Loans
Wichita Kansas six Southeast Kansas counties receive designation for Farm and Home Administration emergency loans. The counties listed include Cherokee among others as aid measures are extended to farm operators facing disaster impacts.
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Wichita
Kan
Farm and Home Administration
Kansas
Cherokee
Senator Schoep pel cites loans tied to farming slump
Sen Schoep pel said yesterday that loans were authorized due to poor farming conditions and the broader economic situation in the Neosho and Wilson area, highlighting rural hardship and governmental response.
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Neosho
Wilson
Sen. Schoeppel
Radford Warns Asia Subversion Up Over War Risk
Adm. Arthur W. Radford former chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff said the Communists are stepping up subversion in Asia rather than risk war. Speaking at a SEATO seminar on Red tactics he warned Russia would not attack SEATO members unless ready to trigger a world war with the United States. He noted that SEATO and U S security pacts now prompt Red aggression to be channeled into subversion.
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Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Asia
SEATO
Radford
Russia
United States
U. S
Red
U N Chief Dag Hammarskjold Heads to Israel
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans to arrive in Israel on Tuesday after visiting Jordan. He is set to confer on Israel Arab border issues. Also noted were lengthy railway platforms, with five over 2,000 feet long located in India.
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Jerusalem
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Jordan
India
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