Demo Hopeful GOP To Hit Union Heads
Washington reports Senator McNamara urges Republicans to attack labor leaders to win labor votes in 1956. He doubts top Republicans will follow Goldwater, warns Knight’s California stance could shift labor and independent voters away from Democrats, risking the White House for a generation.
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McNamara
AFL Pipe Fitters Union
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Arizona
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
New York
Eisenhower
White House
Democratic senators warn on Geneva talks and diplomacy
Lawrence Kansas voices fear that Big Four ministerial talks at Geneva may face clever feints from Russia. Senator Hennings warns of the perilous atmosphere and urges strong representation while Senator Symington cautions the United States in future dealings with Communists as he speaks at a Missouri Federation meeting in Columbia.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Women's Democratic Club
Anneve Hennings
Geneva
Columbia
United States
Missouri
Thomas Hennings
Stuart Symington
Missouri Federation of
Break Was a Long Time in Coming Son of Thorpe Finds a Niche
The article profiles Buddy, Jim Thorpe’s son, 30, tall and athletic, who acts on Broadway in Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? and in TV. It covers his desire to escape the Thorpe shadow, his Hollywood hustle, a bruising judo bit with Orson Bean, and his path from Detroit to Lebanon to Angola, detailing early life, education, service, a steel mill stint, and entry into film with his wife Skip as they seek opportunities in New York City.
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Bean
New York
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William Thourlby
Hollywood
Rock Hunter
Orson Bean
Orson
Detroit
St. Clair
Mich
Cantle Heights High
Lebanon
Tenn
Michigan State
Tri-State
Angola
Ind
L. A
John Wayne
Gary Cooper
N. Y
Skip
Michigan
Gunn Named Editor of KU Alumni Magazine
James E. Gunn, assistant in English at Kansas University, becomes managing editor of the KU Alumni Magazine. He succeeds John W. Smith after earning a B.S. and an M.A., with recent freelance writing and science fiction novel work. Gunn, married to Jane Anderson of Lawrence, resides at 1129 Highland Dr with two sons, Christopher and Kevin.
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James. E. Gunn
Kansan University
K.U
John W. Smith
Gunn
Star Bridge
Jack Williamson
Gunry Ia
Jane Anderson
Lawrence
Christopher
Kevin
Highland Dr
Irving Kass Named For Denver Hospital Staff
Dr Irving Kass a native of Topeka and Kansas University graduate will return to National Jewish Hospital Denver to join its staff He previously served as acting chief of Medical Service at the Veterans Administration Center Wadsworth He earned a BA an MD and an MA from Kansas University and completed senior outpatient clinic instruction at the KU Medical Center
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Irving Kass
Topeka
Kansas University
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Veterans’ Administration Center
Wadsworth
Kansas University Medical Center
Austria Declares Freedom as Occupation Ends
Vienna reports Austria formally freed from foreign occupation after 17 years under the independence treaty. Bells tolled as occupation troops withdraw in the 90 day period. French and British troops departed yesterday and Russian troops had left in September.
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Vienna
Austria
Filage
Military personnel and training updates across bases
Pvt Ward W Mercier of Eudora serving with the 62nd Army Band at Ft Bliss Texas attends a music course at Texas Western University El Paso in addition to Army duties. SFC James H Ewane Gardner graduates top from Medical Field Service School Brooke Army Medical Center Texas. M Sgt Leslie ee som of Mr and Mrs J N J St participates in Exercise the largest Army Air Force maneuver since World War I. Kenneth R Lawrence moves to Lieutenant at Ft Jackson. Lt Coy son of Archie R Coy Mullinville served 18 months in Army and completed Infantry officers course at Ft Benning Ga. He holds a B S in editorial journalism from Kansas University and is married to the former Sharp of Lawrence.
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Ward W. Mercier
Eudora
62Nd Army Band
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Texas Western University
el Paso
SFC
James H. Ewane Gardner
Medical Field Service School
Brooke Army Medical Center
Texas
Mildred L. Ewing,Gardner
Leslie Ee Ee Som
Joss N
Ft. Jackson
Parakeet Milestone: Ike Mickie Returns Home From Sussex Race
A talking parakeet named Mickie was found to have traveled from Arm strong’s loft in Sidlesham, Sussex, to Derbyshire. After two weeks of silence the bird finally spoke a clue, uttering “66 Derby Road” to owner Jacqueline Simpson’s neighbor Mrs. Hilda Worrall, who guided its return. The boastful bird had previously quarreled with reporters, then released a string of nursery rhymes before the breakthrough.
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Ike Mickie
Thomas Arment
Berwick
Armstrong
Sidlesham
Sussex
Arm
Wetkdy the Terphart
Jacqueline Simpson
Melbourne
Derbyshire
Hilda Worrall
Communists Split Over Peace and Disarmament
Fragmentary quote shows a split view among Communists on strategy, with one side urging vigilance and the other advocating disarmament and world peace, reflecting tensions within the movement.
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