Lawrence Broadcasters seeks FM station permit on 1059 megacycles
Lawrence Broadcasters Inc asks the FCC for a construction permit for a new FM station on 1059 megacycles. Arden Booth co owner and KLWN manager signed the application. Harvey Booth, local broadcaster, says the station will improve night time sports coverage in the area. He did not specify hours.
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Lawrence Broadcasters, Inc
Federal Communication Commission
Arden Booth
KLWN
Harvey Booth
Booth
Rush Week Strains Frats At KU Dorms As Pledges Loom
Frats at Kansas University rush through two days with 27 houses in action at Templin dormitory as rush week nears pledging. spiking politics and rushee pressure shape the scene while Vernon Hinkle and J L Wesley unveil plans for a new men’s store in Lawrence. Carl’s store passes to Quakenbush after Houk’s 1946 ownership.
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Templin
Fraternity
Vernon Hinkle
J. L. Wesley
Hutchinson
Wesley
Lawrence
Arthur Weaver
Quakenbush
Carl
Clarence Houk
Houk
Carl’s
Johnson and Carl's
Vic Johnson
Owen Carl
C. C. Carl
Johnson
Carls
Britain Rejects Final Spy Plea For Soblen Deportation
London reports Britain rejected Robert A Soblen's final clemency plea and ordered his deportation to the United States as soon as practicable. Soblen faces a life sentence for wartime spying for the Soviet Union and has been on the run since June. He fled to Tel Aviv, was expelled from Israel, and landed in Britain July 1 after a suicide attempt on an airline.
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London
Britain
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Israel
New York
Czechoslovakia
Rumze Funeral Home Serving Lawrence Since 1920
Local obituary note for Rumze Funeral Home in Lawrence announces long service to the community since 1920 with contact VI3-5111 and Adv. placement.
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Lawrence
Rumze Funeral Home
LHS Offers Pioneering College Analytics and Calculus Course
Wherry notes junior level work shows significance as LHS maintains a longstanding agreement with the Kansas University Mathematics Department. The program, taught by Mrs Margaret McReynolds, serves 20 students and allows up to 10 college credit hours and advanced placement in analytics and calculus, a first for Kansas high schools.
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Wherry
LHS
Kansas University Mathematics Department
Margaret McReynolds
Kansas
NFO pressuring to keep livestock off market in second day
National Farmers Organization members pressed to keep cattle and grain out of markets to boost prices. Oren Lee Staley said livestock receipts were well below normal for a second day with St Joseph and Chicago markets likely under Tuesday. Law enforcement monitored disturbances at Lewiston Missouri as Gov Dalton warned against lawbreaking.
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Corning, Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
St. Joseph (Mo
Chicago
Lewiston
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Staley
Midwest
Wreck victim Bodle tied to Missouri and Kansas connections
Four dead in a Valley Center Lawrence crash involving Delbert Bodle a Springfield native with ties to Missouri and Kansas. Mrs A J Bodle of St Joseph research work at Missouri University and funeral plans follow the wreck. Airport officials cited bad weather and questioned Bodle's instrument piloting credentials.
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Springfield
Hull
A. J. Bodle
St. Joseph
Missouri University
Chicago University
Bodle
Delbert Erhart
Lawrence
Erhart
Valley Center
Wichita
Topeka
Bode
NFO Meeting Thursday Set at Black Jack Community
Douglas County members of the National Farmers Organization will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Black Jack community school and church five miles east of Baldwin. Visitors are welcome. Topic is the current holding action to pressure processors for higher farm prices. Ten Douglas County members joined Leavenworth colleagues in a Kansas City market check from noon Tuesday to 4 a.m. today. No local checks are planned.
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Douglas County
National Farmers Organization
Black Jack
Baldwin
NFO
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Ben Bella Group Seizes Algiers After Brief Civil War
In Algiers the Ben Bella Political Bureau took control after crushing guerrilla warlords in a short civil conflict. The city agreed to demilitarization, with police and Ben Bella loyalists maintaining order while the bureau acts as provisional government.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Wilaya
France
Wilayan
Wilaya Command
Ben Bella
Yacef Saadi
Salt Lake Hit by Strong Earthquake Sparks Damage
A powerful quake struck Salt Lake City this morning causing collapsed ceilings in a house and cracks in several buildings. Downtown, structures swayed and floors trembled with no injuries reported though heart attacks were noted among some residents. The event followed a recent northern Utah quake that damaged Logan Richmond and Lewiston estimated at up to a million dollars. The center appeared in the Salt Lake Valley with cracks at the Capitol offices and South High School.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Logan
Richmond
Lewistown
Salt Lake Valley
Employment Reaches Record High In August
The Department reports U S employment rose in August to 69 762 000 the highest on record. Unemployment fell less than expected to 3 932 000 with the work force increasing to 73 695 000 and the jobless rate at 5 8 percent.
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Washington
Latryd de Oetoat Dmattproceptor Department
United States
Teen center debate stirs city commission over location
Lawrence commissioners debated a supervised teen center with residents questioning its effect and location. City Manager Harold Horn said land purchase could occur within a $75 000 state cap and would be financed by Recreation Commission surplus. The panel also approved a 300 foot loading zone, water line bids, and board appointments while denying a zoning change for Lawrence Bus Co.
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Harold Horn
Recreation Commission
Louisiana Street
Centennial
Griffin and Sons Construction Co
Merriam
Justin Hill
Morris Cohen
Hospital
Raymond Cerf
Helen Gilles
Human Relations Commission
Ind. St
Lawrence Bus Co
Douglas County Farm Bureau Meeting Set at 7 30 PM
A county wide policy meeting of the Douglas County Farm Bureau will be held at 7 30 p m in the new office building 2323 Ridge Court John Vogel serves as county chairman. Resolutions from the meeting will be forwarded to the state program of work committee.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Ridge Court
John Vogel
Farm Bureau
Trial Period on Traffic Stations
Keith Lawton of Kansas University outlined a 60 day trial for new traffic stations at the university. He said student pedestrians take precedence over cars and that 80 percent of Jayhawk Drive traffic last November was unnecessary. Permits of various types will regulate University traffic with cooperation from city and university police.
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Keith Lawton
Kansas University
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Jayhawk Drive
6Th Street
Lawrence
Lawton
Test Ban Talks Get Soviet Nod
The Soviet Union agreed to US proposal for direct talks on a nuclear test ban during the disarmament conference recess. US Chief Delegate Arthur H. Dean urged the nuclear subcommittee to meet during Sept 8 to Nov 12, with Britain urging the Soviets to join in reaching a real agreement and flexible on proposals.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Arthur H.dean
Britain
Godber
Foreign Students Leave Kansas University After Orientation
Fifty-one students from 25 nations depart Kansas University after a four week orientation program sponsored by the U S State Department. The program directed by Dr J A Buzzle ends with a farewell banquet at the Kansas Union and guests Gov John Anderson Chancellor Wescoe and Dr George Waggoner.
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Kansas University
U.S. State Department
J. A. Buzzle
Eisenhower Museum
Abilene
Truman Library
Independence
Kansas City
Orientation for 3500 New KU Students to Begin Sunday
A convocation at Allen Fieldhouse marks the start of KU orientation week for more than 3,500 new students, part of an all-time enrollment near 11,000. The 97th year opens with exams meetings religious group activities and a football preview.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lawrence
KU Medical
Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas KU cheerleaders set longer skirt record
In Lawrence reports say EU cheerleaders will wear skirts six inches longer this season, a change from past high hemline trends. Also noted is a plane crash near Topeka killing four, initially misattributed to Lawrence residents Paul and Barbara Hull, later clarified as other individuals. a football officials meeting is scheduled for Thursday at Lawrence High School.
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Kansas
Topeka
Paul G. Hull
Bellecrest Dr
Lawrence
Paul Hull
Columbia
Missouri
Hull
The
Kansas High School Activities Association
Little Theater
Lawrence High School
In Memoriam Charles William Sinks
In loving memory of our dear son and brother Charles William Sinks who passed away on September 5 1954 Eight years have passed since that day and we long to see your smile and talk with you again Sent with love from Mother Sister and Brother.
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Charles William Sinks
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Andy” Anderson
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Bob” Slapar
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