Peabody Editor Earns Kansas Newsmen Hall of Fame Honor
Earl Fickertt, longtime Peabody Gazette Herald editor, inducted as the 49th member of the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame at KU. The ceremony on Editors Day honored a 60 year Kansas journalism career, noting his leadership in state press groups and a life spanning 1885 to 1961.
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Peabody Gazette-Herald
Kansas
Kansas University
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Warren K. Agee
Leon N. Flint
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Sylvia
Reno County
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Stafford
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Esther O'Hara
Hutchinson
Earl Akers
Quarter Century Club of Kansas
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Kansas Press Association
Southwest Kansas Editorial Association
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Minneapolis Messenger
War and Peace Address The Catholic View of Global Conflict
The column contrasts Vietnam war folly with the Popes plea for peace at the United Nations. It argues leaders drive wars while citizens bear the cost, cites Pearl Harbor as a rare exception, and urges disarmament and rational global security efforts toward lasting peace.
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Korea
United States
U.S
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Washington
Men Rise As Fashion Leaders In New Style Shift
AP reports men move up in fashion after decades of female leadership. They buy fur coats for themselves, choose he coats with mink lining, and embrace bold pastel shirts with polka dots. Velvet jackets and corduroy slacks appear, reflecting a new manly wardrobe.
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New York
Forty two Japanese located in Agana Guam and fashion shift notes
The report says forty two Japanese fishermen are safe after Typhoon Carmen but two hundred eight are feared missing and two hundred inhabitants of Agrhan Island. Air Force planes sight four Japanese ships aground near Agrhan at the Marianas. The piece also surveys changing gender roles in fashion and notes rising sales in men’s cosmetics and hairpieces.
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Kansas High School News Highlights In Student Achievements
Miss Stark, president of Pep Club, won a National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation and participated in Y-Teens Terpsichor dance Sport Show and Red and Black Chorus. Miss Corn served in Student Council Pep Club and Y-Teens and was first runner-up in Kansas State High School Rodeo, later representing Kansas in the national finals at Ogallala Nebraska.
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Kansas
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Rioting at Austin High injures youths and suspends classes
In Chicago at Austin High School fighting between white and Negro students injured four youths and led to seven arrests for disorderly conduct. Police used fifty officers to control the fracas that began on the street and spread through the building. Three juveniles were taken to a juvenile home and five released to parents.
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Chicago
Austin High School
West Side
Protests Hit Crawfordville Over School Integration
Negro demonstrators in Crawfordville Georgia attacked Governor and taunted state police guarding them. The campaign, led by Black leaders, targets school integration with more demonstrations planned after white pupils in nearby Taliaferro County transferred to avoid integration.
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Crawfordville
Derby Refining, Union Reach One-Year Contract
Derby Refining Co of Wichita and the International Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union announced a one year agreement Friday. The contract provides a 414 percent basic wage increase.
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Best Band Day Draws Cheers Across Mount Oread Campus
Spectators called the Band Day event the best ever as crowds moved to the Mount Oread campus. Activities around the Student Union Carniva ran from 7 to 10 PM while families gathered near Memorial Stadium.
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Memorial Stadium
Social Security Help Sessions In Lawrence Quest
Lawrence residents may visit the Community Building at 1141 Mass. St for social security Q and A sessions each Thursday from 9 30 a m to 3 p m with state department representatives. Events include KU skit groups list and Shrine hospital assistance for Judy Tremain a car bike wreck survivor.
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Ark. St
Crippley Children's Hospital
St. Louis
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LeRoy Gross
Judy
Gross
Coronation Ball Signals Royal Start to Kansas City's Fall Festival
KU student Miss Fowler, connected with Kappaon Gamma and Little Sisters of Minerva, has competed in the People-to-People program and Best Dressed Coed. Tonight's Coronation Ball opens Kansas City's annual farm festival week, with the American Royal queen to reign in a downtown parade next Saturday and attend events October 15 to 23.
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Little Sisters of Minerva
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
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Eldred Sculptor Exhibit at Kansas University Art Museum
A solo showing of David Eldred sculpture will be on display at the Kansas University Art Museum from October 17 to November 14. A separate exhibit, Mallarme and His Circle, features works by French symbolist writers and artists from November 29 to January 3. A contemporary drawings display sponsored by the Drawing Society National Exhibition runs February 20 to March 11 at the Art Museum.
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David Eldred
Kansas University Art Museum
Mallarme
Drawing Society
Art Museum
Maple Leaf Festival to Crown Queen at Baldwin Grade School
The Maple Leaf Festival selects its queen tonight in the Baldwin Grade School multi purpose room. Fifteen candidates were interviewed this afternoon ahead of the festival on October 16 and 17. A talent show begins at 7 30 and the crowning will close the events with Dick Brown of Baker University Baldwin as master of ceremonies.
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Dick Brown
Baker University
Thomas Costain Dies at 80 in New York
Prominent editor turned best-selling historical novelist Thomas Costain died Friday in New York at age 80 from a heart attack. His first success was The Black Rose in 1945 followed by The Silver Chalice in 1952 and The Tontine begun in 1955 as a two volume work.
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NEW York
Thomas Costain
Costain
Piggyback Rescue Sub To Be Produced Soon
Annapolis authorities report a three man operated piggyback rescue submarine will be built to reach 3500 feet depth. At 39 feet long with tandem props it will shuttle 12 crewmen to safety between a disabled vessel and its mother ship and can be world transported in 24 hours.
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Annapolis
Karl H. Keller
Court Act May Nullify Moves in Watts Riots
An NAACP attorney files suit in Los Angeles asking to halt criminal proceedings against about 4,000 Watts rioters. The petition contends defendants were denied legal counsel and due process, seeks city payment of counsel, and accuses 18 Superior Court and 3 Municipal Court judges of dereliction of duty.
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Los Angeles
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Municipal Court
Gambling crackdowns arrest 113 across 46 towns and cities
Federal agents arrested 113 people and seized 31509 dollars in cash during raids across 46 towns and cities involving 122 locations. IRS intelligence division spokesman noted the nationwide sweep conducted Friday.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Accident
I thank relatives neighbors and friends for prayers acts of kindness and good wishes shown during my recovery from my accident. Sincere thanks Matt Bichelmeyer.
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Matt Bichelmeyer
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