A Danish Student Seeks Insight on Foreign Programs
A Danish student who studied at Kansas University wrote to the Journal World reporting that 39 foreign students at a Williamsburg Virginia convention criticized certain aspects of American life. The ensuing letters debated whether foreign student programs should continue and how to improve them, urging periodic review and restraint from both pro and anti camps.
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Kansas University
World
Williamsburg
U. S
United States
Safety experts to gather in Chicago for accident cost study
Safety specialists from about 12,000 experts will meet in Chicago October 21 to 25 to study ways to cut accident costs, focusing on prevention. Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council warns there is no glamor but the meeting aims to influence daily safety. Lack of public cooperation remains the main hurdle.
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Chicago
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
America
National Safety Congress
Naming City Building Causes City Hall Confusion
City Clerk Harold Fisher notes the 8th and Vt. Sts. building is officially City Hall but is often called New City Building Municipal Building or Fire Station No 1. The repeated alternatives risk mixups with City Hall, and the building’s age suggests New City may be inaccurate. The Commission may seal the matter with a formal resolution.
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Pride in Service Is a Rarity Across Nations
In a London dispatch, Robert C. Ruark laments the erosion of service culture in America. He contrasts American attitudes toward "servant" work with Spain’s traditional pride in domestic roles, noting higher status and joint ownership in Spanish households. He argues true service comes with dignity, mutual respect, and responsibility, lamenting its decline at home.
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Robert C. Ruark
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Crillon
Paris
America
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American Culinary Federation
Africa
India
Italy
Spain
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U S and Soviet Union Seen as Estranged Spouses
A World Today analysis compares U S and Soviet leaders to a troubled couple, noting Khrushchev's hints of peaceful coexistence and mutual dependence amid rivalry. It argues common danger and scientific race could compel unity despite tensions, reflecting on future paths for East West relations.
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Topeka depot closure prompts political firestorm
War to peace comment from Hitewa Herald notes Topeka will see the Air Force depots closed over a year amid budget cuts. State Democratic chairman Frank Theis lashes Republicans over defense funding while authorities warn of dislocations. Separate local theft report details a cabin invasion at Lower Valley Path with items stolen.
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Air Force
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Army
Political Climate in D C Grows Volatile Over Royal Visit
A local political column surveys reactions to the royal visit and looming California gubernatorial race. It notes Knowland's anti labor stance could unite Republicans behind his bid, while integrating issues spark fears of a nationwide labor flood. Washington economists pressure third party speculation for 1960, and Democrats split widens, sparking concern among thoughtful observers.
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Knight
California
Supreme Court
Washington
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Two Month Liquor Holiday Proposed To Save Grain
Old Home Town notes from years ago recount a plan for a two month liquor holiday to save some 10 million bushels of grain for starving Europe. President Truman calls for food restraint as Lawrence cases move toward eggless and poultryless meals. The piece mentions a Queen contest with Corinne Carter among entrants and lists other contestants and civic backers. It also references KU events with Dr. Merrill Clubb speaking, a passing of Frederick Smithmeyer, and various community happenings including theater tickets, coaching hires, and social gatherings.
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Lawrence
Misa Corinne Carter
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Edythe Alien
Freda Wray
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Barbara Miller
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Merrill Clubb
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Kiwanis Club
E. Thayer Gaston
Music Club
Frederick H. Smithmeyer
Poehler Mercantile Comince Co
Lyons Bullaly and Other Navy Heroes Recounted in Medal Ceremony
Fragmented reminiscences recount Admiral Halsey nicknamed Bull and other Navy heroes such as Wainwright, with anecdotes from Pearl Harbor to Corregidor. The article details Medal of Honor moments, wartime camaraderie, and reflections on courage and fear among officers and sailors.
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Elsa Maxwell Dies Real Glamour On Edge Of Fame
Hal Boyle describes Elsa Maxwell, famed party host, 74, ready to die with wit. Maxwell says ashes should scatter over the Adriatic, desires a joyful epitaph, and loves life’s glamor. The interview depicts her fearless, worldlier persona amid a changing celebrity scene.
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