Philharmonic To Perform At K U In Mid-America
The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra under conductor Herbert von Karajan will debut in Mid-America at Hoch Auditorium, Kansas University, with a program including Sibelius style works and Brahms. The tour runs through November 19, with appearances in Carnegie Hall planned. Tickets available at Memorial Union ticket offices, School of Fine Arts, and Ret. Music Co.
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Wind Causes Third Wreck on Turnpike
The Kansas Turnpike saw a third wreck when a gust of wind blew a trailer house into a bridge abutment near Lecompton on Monday about 11:34 am. W. C. Magathan, 68, of Stone Harbor New Jersey, and his wife were uninjured. Damage estimated at 1,000 for the trailer and 500 for the 1956 car. The crash followed a prior Lawrence area accident near West Lawrence Interchange injuring two University of Kansas coeds, Barbara Craig of Wichita and Mary Sue Dunn of Kansas City, hospitalized with injuries but reported in satisfactory condition. Barbara Craig faced speeding and reckless driving charges, with a court date set.
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Lawrence High Debaters Win Fort Scott Tourney
The Lawrence High debate team won the Fort Scott invitational for the second year. Winners were Jon Grn and Ed Collister from Topeka Kaynpice, who defeated Fre donia in the semifinals and Wi andotte in the final. Other Lawrence teams, including Bob Ortsead with Joe Kan and Herman Mast with Paden, posted several wins and losses as the squad shows strong performance.
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Big Firms Deny Yet Small Operators Cry Louder
A historic report notes friction between large firms and small operators as banks claim many loans stay under 10000 dollars, while small businesses face higher interest and tougher credit. It cites American Bankers Association data and contrasts big firms’ costly research and expansion with small firms’ agility and closer customer ties. Plans to aid small business emphasize tax relief, government contracts, and easier borrowing.
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Gagliardo Aids McCall List of 100 Children’s Books
Mrs Gagliardo helps compile McCall list of 100 books for children with Virginia Haviland and Elizabeth Nesbitt as co judges. The effort stems from the American Library Association and Kansas and Boston library circles, highlighting expertise in children's literature. The three women reportedly agreed on most items, judging 87 of the listed titles.
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World Community Day Observed by Church Women
The Eudera Council of United Church Women plans World Community Day at Kedvira's Methodist Church with a 10 30 am opening meeting and a 2 pm close. Elections, reports, and upcoming plans will be on the agenda followed by a covered dish luncheon in the church parlor.
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Joe Strebel
Joby Young
Lars Baker
Estlers
Rey Jucc Nelson
Evangeliod United Brethren
Cecil Exten
Arthur Ross
Frank Page
George Gessenbepepg SeiTt Serr
State Polio Death Rate Affects Kansas Figures
The report notes polio cases in Kansas declined overall while deaths rose slightly from the previous year. Eva Candel, head of the State Board of Health polo section, emphasizes vaccination and protection yet warns the death rate could impact public perception. Ten deaths occurred among ages 23 and over.
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Soviet Observers to Visit Average McPherson Family
Three Russian observers will tour an American election campaign in McPherson Thursday and Friday. They will meet a typical local family, visit Main Street businesses, government buildings, and discuss the campaign with locals.
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Docking Defends Record Amid News Release Controversy
Col מעmues report quotes Docking denying blame for recent news releases and urging opponent Warren W. Shaw to repudiate those responsible. He asserts the practice spans years and questions integrity of campaign messaging. Shaw’s position on the matter remains unspecified in the readable text.
Diphtheria Emergency In Detroit Schools Ordered
Detroit officials declared an emergency inoculation program at a city elementary school to halt a diphtheria outbreak. Seven teenagers from the school area were admitted to a hospital for treatment.
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Abilene Paper Bets Ike Will Be Election Victor
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle, calling Ike’s hometown a joke, bets Denison Herald on Eisenhower’s re election. The Denison paper backs Adlai Stevenson. Ike, born in Denison, grew up in Abilene. Reflector-Chronicle editor Henry B. Jameson offers a year's subscription and proclaims stronger support than four years ago.
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Obedience class mutterings amid a deaf dog named Butch
In Albuquerque a dog training scene features instructors complaining that Butch is taking long to learn. A pupil explains the dog is deaf and wishes the animal to socialize with other dogs. The exchange underscores challenges in canine obedience training and owner responsibility.
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