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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1959

Page

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Figueres Warns Cuba Path Needs Democracy Reform

Costa Rica's dominant National Liberation party leader Jose Figueres spoke on a Kansas University tour about fears Cuba may be governed by a militant faction rather than a democratic system. He urged cautious optimism for Cuba's future while criticizing Castro's hardline moves and US relations. In New York, diplomats welcomed a US Soviet backed disarmament resolution steering talks to Geneva with a 10 nation committee, aiming for general and complete disarmament under international control.

Costa Rica Cuba Jose Figueres Kansas University Figueres My Party National Liberation Party Castro Argentina Bolivia United States Figuerers Trujillo Dominican Republic United Nations Soviet Union General Assembly Geneva Nikita Khrushchev U.S.S.R Tag Hammarskjold Selwyn Lloyd Khriushchev U.N

Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices

James Louis Marsell aged 58 of 1731 Ohio St. will have funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also Charles R. Christian died today at home near Windsor Mo age 2? his survivors include widow Lulu Henry Christian. funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Windsor Baptist Church. pallbearers include Sam D. Ferguson Jr. Mrs C A Creveling of Arkansas City died Tuesday at home. funeral Thursday in Arkansas City.

James Louis Marsell Ohio St Rumsey Funeral Home Harold Hamilton Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence Memorial Hospital Charles R. Christian Sam W. Ferguson W. Ath St Windsor Lulu Henry Christian Windsor Baptist Church Sam D. Ferguson Jr Kansas City C. A. Creveling Arkansas City Woodrow Miller Westwoods

Two Kansas Guard promotions announced by Gov Docking

Gov. George Docking named two Kansas Army National Guard officers to higher posts. Brig. Gen. Charles H. Browne Jr. becomes assistant division commander of the 35th Division Artillery, replacing Brig. Gen. Mahlon S. Weed who retires Oct. 1. Cal. Herman F. Schuster of Topeka is elevated to brigadier general and commanding general of the 35th Division Artillery, pending U.S. Senate confirmation.

Topeka George Docking Kansas Army National Guard Charles H. Browne Jr 35Th Division Artillery Mahlon S. Weed Kansas City Herman F. Schuster U. S. Senate

KU Coach Gets Jinx Cake

Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell feared a jinx after no Beat O State cake appeared at a club dinner. Lawrence Quarterback Club members sent a special Beat Town State cake to his home at noon to ease his superstitious worry.

Lawrence Kansas Jack Mitchell Mitchell

Michigan Finance Answer Is Sought

Democratic Gov. G. Menen Williams and Republican leaders in Michigan's Legislature met for 90 minutes to craft a stopgap tax plan after a State Supreme Court ruling struck down a one percent use tax. They pledged mutual responsibility but made no concrete proposals. The talks split over income and corporate taxes versus higher sales taxes.

Lansing Mich G. Menen Williams Michigan Supreme Court Williams Povernor

De Gaulle Admits Ordering Free French to Defy Allied Plan

Paris dispatch reports Gen. Charles de Gaulle in his final memoirs says he directed Free French forces to violate the supreme Allied command and swiftly occupy a large part of Germany to prevent France from being left with only fragments of German territory. He recounts writing to Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny on March 20, 1945, urging Rhine crossing with barges despite American hesitation, as Karlsruhe and Stuttgart awaited.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Dwight D. Eisenhower Germany de Gaulle France de Gauille Jean de Lattre de Tassigny Rhine Karlsruhe Stuttpart

KU plans flag poles for homecoming display at Allen Fieldhouse

Lawrence notes report KU will fly the American flag with banners from Big Eight schools atop Allen Fieldhouse east entrance. banners ready by Nov 20 for Homecoming Varsity-Freshman game. SEP issue brisk. Gov Docking feature sparks local interest in Lawrence. Ronald Tisue, a 1954 LHS grad, stationed in Antarctica for two months with Navy Air Force base operations.

Kansas University Athletic Department Allen Ficklhouse Edward Zoller Kansas University Geology Department Ronald Tisue Antarctica Tisue Lawrence High School Kansas University Navy Air Force Gilbert T. Tisue Hayward Calif Ronald Ile Little Rockford Ross Ice Shelf Ukiah Zeller

Eisenhower comments on Soviet system and Moscow visit

President Eisenhower cited Khrushchev saying the USSR uses capitalist incentives to reward workers with homes and extra rooms. He dodged questions on alleged embassy bugging and warned about private conversations during his Moscow trip. He expects no major cut in military spending for the next fiscal week and has yet to name a Civil Rights Commission successor.

Soviet Union United States Eisenhower Khrushchev Mae Craig Maine Richard M. Nixon Moscow John S. Battle of Virginia Civil Rights Commission

Court fines and jail terms in local drunken driving cases

In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES Police Court John Dohm of 1038 Pa. St. was fined 110 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in jail for driving while intoxicated and left of center. Otis Vann of 1BM J. St. fined 25 dollars for drunkenness. Elmer Corbin of 1319 Brook St. 30 days for vagrancy. Lloyd Wisdom, 1221 N. Y. St., fined 110 dollars for open bottle, running red light, and no driver's license.

John Dohm Pa. St Otis Vann J. St Elmer Corbin Brook St Lloyd Wisdom N. Y. St

Memorial Hospital Births List Names and Addresses

A memorial hospital notices several births and parental listings in town. Families include Lyerla, Palmer, Radcliffe, Snavely, Tingle, Wingert, Reed, Neider, Brubaker, and others with addresses across Tenn St, Miss St, W 9th St, and Route routes. Several couples announce Tuesday and today deliveries including baby boys and girls.

Jeanette Lyerla Tenn, St Mary Palmer Miss. St Charles Radcliffe W. 9Th St Helen Snavely Route 3 Alta Tingle Pa. St Curtis Duncan Lane Kan Ruth Wingert Brook St Vivian Nitsch Route 5 Blanche Pierson Ala, St Lena Altenbernd Barker Ave Nancy Reed Oskaoosa Barbara Neider N. H. Sts Lois Brubaker Conn, St Glenna Williams Oread Ave Helena Parker Ky. St Ernest Duncan Perry Craig Lyerla Tenn. St Otto Nitsch James Casteel Lyle Brubaker Conn. St

Mrs Moreau Named Fund Representative for United Funds

Mrs. Fred J. Moreau has become a registered sales representative for Waddell Reed Inc the distributor of United Funds. She completed a course on investment trusts from the Kansas City office and is married to Prof Moreau former dean of the Kansas University Law School. They reside at 1942 La St with two sons Fred Jr 19 and David 16. United Funds Inc. counts 200000 shareholders and net assets of 675 million.

Fred J. Moreau Waddell & Reed Inc United Funds Kansas City

UNICEF Penny Drive Weekend In Eudora

Sane t ies scheduled Saturday night. Ruth Missionary Circle at Eudora Methodist Church hosts a UNICEF party on Friday inviting all church children to collect pennies nickels and dimes for the United Nations Children Fund. Children will wear orange and black UNICEF tags and return for treats. Police urge caution with no formal collections announced.

Eudora Ruth Missionary Circle Eudora Methodist Church Unicef United Nations Children Fund Sherifff John Hazelet Hazelet

President Sees No Major Cuts in Defense Budget

President Eisenhower said at a news conference there will be no significant reduction in defense spending in the new budget. He noted discussions with Soviet Premier Khrushchev at Camp David and urged that armament costs are necessary now to maintain living standards at home.

Washington Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Camp David Khrushchev United States American Society of Newspaper Editors

Murphy to Enter Demo Governor Contest

ABCs Murphy, Alcohol Beverage Control director, says he will seek the Democratic nomination for governor if Gov. Docking does not run for reelection. He joins a growing list of Democrats eager to run and says he will not challenge Docking and does not know the governor’s plans.

Topeka William Murphy Alcohol Beverage Control George Docking Murphy Docking

Eisenhower to undergo annual physical at Walter Reed

President Eisenhower plans a head to toe physical at Walter Reed Army Hospital soon possibly this week. White House press secretary James Hagerty said there is no connection to the cold he has been trying to shake since early September. His last complete examination was October 4 1958.

Washington Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital White House James C. Hagerty Hagerty Walter Reed

Temperamental star Mme Callag spares Kansas City a show

Kansas City waited as Mme Callag ignored the reception and stayed at the hotel while David Stickelber said she was exhausted and throat trouble kept her from performing. Despite doubts, indications pointed to the program going on, leaving about 800 opera fans wondering if the performance would proceed tonight.

David Stickelber Dallas Kansas City Mme. Callag

Health Service Grants KU Three-Year Research Funds

The U S Public Health Service renews a 50 646 grant to Kansas University for three years to study the free energy needs of nervous tissue. Co investigators are Dr. Fred E Samson and Dr. William M Balfour. Assistants include Roberta Jacobs Nancy Dahl and Richard Leiley.

Kansas University U. S. Public Health Service Fred E. Samson William M. Balfour Roberta Jacobs Nancy Dahl Kansas City Richard Leiley Wamego

Local Burglar Heads Back to Reformatory

Terry Lynn Peepers a 23 year old convict burgled and former Topeka resident now living in Lawrence had parole revoked and was sent to the state reformatory. He broke into Douglas Construction Co Topeka stealing items including KU football season tickets. He was arrested for theft at the KU Kansas State game October 17 where he unknowingly sat near the detectives and victim Merlin Douglas.

Terry Lynn Peepers Topeka Lawrence State Reformatory Peepers Douglas Construction Co Kansas University Merlin Douglas

Card of Thanks for 50th Wedding Anniversary

We thank friends and relatives for thoughtful remembrances on our 50th anniversary. Mr and Mrs Carl Altenbernd.

Carl Altenbernd Eudora Kan

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