MU Reports Yearly Profit Amid Large University Plant
University of Missouri reports a 30 million dollar operation within a 100 million dollar plant, with 14.2 million in payroll for about 10 000 staff. Net income includes university proper medical school and Rolla division with athletics showing a loss though overall profits reported.
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Reston urges careful choice of next U.S. president
James Reston tells Chicago editors the key issue is selecting the most capable man to represent the United States in the White House for four or eight years. He argues voters must assess candidates beyond past events and superficial traits and focus on overall ability and leadership.
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Russia
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White House
Chicago
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U. S
New York
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Lawrence
Kansas
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Senate
Carlson
Acee Blue Eagle honored as Haskell builds tributes
Mrs. Thompson notes Acee Blue Eagle, famed for preserving Native lore, served at 18 Air Force posts during World War II and survived two B 17 crashes. Haskell Institute dedicates new building for the commercial class and office and names Minoka Hall dormitory to honor his legacy and inspire students.
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Thompson
Laughing Boy
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Haskell
Minoka Hall
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals and Births
Admissions include Mrs Olleva Sperry Marianne Griffin Virginia Hansen Ardeth John Mrs June Cannon Sara Toler Anita Cooper and others. Dismissals list Lyla Martin Alan Jackson Mavis Wiseman Reid and baby girl Rosemary Bernhardt Sharon Samuels Jan Roberts Hilda Hargett and Baldwin. Births note several couples welcomed sons including Edmond Hansen Clifford Griffin Charles Loney and Billy Toler.
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Marianne Griffin
Ind
Virginia Hansen
Stouffer Ace
Dorothy McGregor
Highland Dr
Ardeth
Stratford Rd
Reid
Perry
S. Rosemary Bernhardt
Sharon Samuels
Jan Roberts
Madelinene
Hilda Hargett
Baldwin
Clifford Griffin
Charles Loney
Ind. St
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Edmond Hansen
Stouffer Place
Billy Toler
Scout Leaders Course Planned Here Sunday
An Advanced Adult Leaders training course for men and women in Scouting will be at 1 30 p m Sunday in the Community Building at 7th and Vt Streets James R Simpson of the Training Committee announced today The course will be for all Cub Scout and Boy Scout leaders all committeemen Institutional representatives Den mothers Cubmasters Scoutmasters and assistants.
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Meeting Notice of Lawrence Lodge No 86 A F and A M
Special communication scheduled Monday October 26 1959 at 7 pm. Work in 3rd degree. Visitors welcome. W M Keith Cloepfil and Geo W Mole Secy-Adj.
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A.F
A.M
Kieth Cloepfil
W. M
Geo
W. Mole
Rash of Breakins Reported in City
A series of break ins reported by police included three thefts. Wayne Ridgeway 826 Ill St lost a short wave radio and ladies wrist watch valued at 215. Eldon Statler 1417 W Fourth St had drawers emptied with only a $20 sport coat taken. England's Market 1201 E 13th St. suffered groceries stolen after rear door window was broken. Jim Bryant 714 Ala St found clothing left on floor indicating a prior entry between Thursday night and Friday morning.
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Ill
Eldon Statler
Fourth St
England
E. 13Th St
Jim Bryant
Ala. St
Bryant
Lawrence High and Haskell fall football scores reported
The Journal-World logged 1516 calls about the games. Lawrence High defeated Shawnee Mission North 28 to 7 while Haskell Institute lost 20 to 7 in Homecoming at Maur Hill. Increased interest in the undefeated Haskell game noted. An advanced first aid class begins Monday at 7 30 p m in the basement of the First Christian Church. Participants must hold a current standard first aid certificate.
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Carlson urges strong UN, world law to ensure peace
Carlson argues for strengthening the United Nations and enacting enforceable world law to eliminate flaws, prevent totalitarianism, and secure global peace. He praises Haskell Institute and its 1000 students from 80 tribes, calling it the Yale Harvard Princeton of American Indian education.
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Lawrence
Paper Firm and Union Approve One Year Contract
Lawrence Paper Co and Local 73 AF of Grain Millers announced a new one year agreement. Workers will receive a six cent per hour base wage increase with a proportional bonus raise averaging about one and one eighth cents. Fringe benefits include jury service pay allowances and weekly sickness and accident benefits.
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Lawrence Paper Co
Soviet Far Out In Rocket Race
Dr Grigori Tokaty, a leading figure in the Soviet rocket program, told a Kansas University audience that rumors of U S lead in rocketry are wrong. He said the USSR built and fired its first meteorological rocket in 1933 and emphasized theoretical planning before experiments, contrasting Soviet efficiency with American trial and error methods.
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American Society For Engineering Education
Kansas University
United States
U.S.S.R
Rocketry claims and postwar tech transfer cited by Tokaty
Former Moscow Engineering Institute professor Tokaty says the United States led in theoretical rocket science before WWII, borrowed German know-how, and developed an improved V-2 by 1947 while the USSR produced a 1000 kilometer range rocket by 1949.
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Andy
Ussr
Tokaty
Moscow Engineering Institute
Notice of Suit in Eudora Real Estate Title Case
The State of Kansas to Paschal Fish Martha Fish Obe diah Fish Eudora Fish Leander Fish Mary A. Fish Louis W. Pfeif Charles Durr Charles Duerr Joseph Herz Peter Anton Handy James M. Still Jacob Becker J. M. Still Henry Lefman Henry Ziesenis Henry H. Ziesenis Louise Alesents Lena Niedermair Matilde Forechausen Emma Caiina Fred J. Papenhausen Tillie Papenhausen and all others concerned you are notified that a petition has been filed in the District Court of Douglas County Kansas by Berenice Wilson seeking judgment quieting title to Lots 1 and 2 in Block 169 in the City of Eudora Douglas County Kansas and barring any claim to the property you must plead to the petition by November 28 1959 at the Lawrence Kansas court failure to do so will result in judgment by default against you Chas A Springer attorney for plaintiff
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Martha Fish
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Mary A. Fish
Louis W. Pfeif
Charles Durr
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Joseph Herz
Peter Anton Handy
James M. Still
Jacob Becker
J. M. Still
Henry Lefman
Henry Ziesenis
Henry H. Ziesenis
Louise Alesents
Lena Niedermair
Matilde Forechausen
Emma Caiina
District Court
Douglas County
Berenice Wilson
Eudora
Lawrence
Chas. A. Springer
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