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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1956

Page

4

Start of a federal ruling forces ushering in school integration

The essay argues that Texas and Tennessee must deploy armed troops to enforce the landmark Supreme Court ruling on school integration. It predicts further mob actions and violence, with resentment simmering for years, and praises the decisive action as a necessary start while noting continued opposition from those opposing equal rights.

Texas Tennessee U. S. Supreme Court America Mary

Evening Radio And TV Listings For September 6 10

Radio and TV schedule snippets show WDAP WREN KMBC KATBC and various network programs. It lists shows such as News Frontier Doctor Camera Eye Highway Patrol Ford Theatre and Captain Kangaroo with time blocks across channels.

Otiaen Syeaing Wren—Talla WREN Seowe Beatty Radio Bhi Katbc Basha Tune Nedless Tigers WDAR Ciinke KMBC Jagx Bo—Dilsom Martin Black Wdaf-Tv Ambc-Tv Kcmo-Tv Gio News Bill Hickock Paul - Ford Patty Camera Eye Ford Theatre RF Highway Patrol Erne Europa Lone Reager Gradho Yle Cummings San Francisco Frontier Doctor Ten O'Cloak News Rt DB Famous Playhouse Lone Studio B Lea Paul Mary Ford Priday

Anxious to Pay for Labor Day Turnpike Relief

Lawrence readers anticipate the October opening of the Kansas Turnpike with relief and safer four lane travel. The West Lawrence Interchange to Kansas City round trip will cost about one dollar and fifty cents electronically, but actual costs dip to roughly sixty cents for drivers. The Pike saves about seven miles per round trip and offers a high safety margin with reduced head on crashes and straighter curves. Locals expect higher tolls but value the extra security for frequent trips to Kansas City and Topeka.

West Lawrence Kansas City Topeka

Teen Town seeks new home for city recreation space

Teen Town at 14th and Mass streets must relocate as the school system needs the space. Wayne Bly, recreation director, asks for a rentable site for the City Recreation Commission with minimal redecorating. The program, started on a trial basis, proved popular with Junior High and High School youths, especially the Junior High group, and would be reinstituted for orderly youth recreation.

14Th and Mass. Sts City Recreation Commission Wayne Bly Bly Recreation Commission

Church State Conflict sparks calls for true religious leadership

Letter from Mrs. William KE Craddock of R31 Ky. St. denounces Greek church leaders who promote terror and revolution to advance sects. She urges true teachers to foster individual faith and peace, condemning those who inflame class or national tensions and misuse religion for political aims.

Journal-World Cyprus Knares Fs Ton Willam KE Craddock

Graying Lawyer Charts Republicanism in Eisenhower Era

James Marlow profiles Arthur Larson a 46 year old lawyer and undersecretary of labor who helped craft Eisenhowers speeches including the acceptance address. His 210 page book A Republican looks at his party argues New Republicanism and an American consensus while crediting Democrats little. The piece notes Larson blends wit with political writing and may aid Republicans in the upcoming election.

Washington Arthur Larson Eisenhower Larson San Francis Labor Arlai Stevenson Meet the Press Stevenson Steverson Center Johor Russia Andrei Gromyko London Gromyko U.N

It's Time to Long For New Life in September

Hal Boyle muses on late summer discontent and the urge to swap roles. He sketches predators of routine from students to executives dreaming of different lives, noting political fences and a call for a heavy snowfall to snap everyone back to tempo and work.

New York Curbstone Yar Hex

Barbs on smiles and social talk in a lighthearted column

The column riffs on social life with playful barbs about smiling faces. It notes an eastern woman's long running snowflake tradition and warns fall hats could be risky with hunting season near. It ends with a quip on women marrying for money and comparisons of women's bridge chatter to men's golf talk.

Bible Verse Quotation From Corinthian Text Cited

A brief religious note cites 1 Corinthians 1 19 20 claiming wisdom will be destroyed and prudent understanding brought to nothing as a reflection on divine power and human intellect. The fragment references a Corin thane misrendering of Corinthians verse in a church or devotional context.

Campaign talk shapes DC campaign season and strategy

Washington hosts party and campaign buzz as Eisenhower and Stevenson place headquarters in the capital. Fourteen GOP radio and TV time slots are booked for Eisenhower with a November election on the horizon. The Santa Fe meeting honors Sen. Clinton Anderson, potential Atomic Energy Commission influence. Foregin officials question Harold Stassen, and Dem John Foley leverages a vanity dial WIN IN 56 for campaign reach.

Washington Eisenhower New York Stevenson Springfield Republican National Committee Kefauver Santa Fe N. M Sen Clinton Anderson Anderson Sen. Anderson Atomic Energy Commission Lewis Strauss John Foley DeWitt Hyde Foley Wisconsin George Payne

Old Home Town News Mixes Local Life And Oddities

The column notes an OPA meat price lift and KU sorority rushees on Road Week. Carl Smith returns from New Hampshire and attends a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Boston. Local social gatherings include birthday greetings, literary club events, and a Lake View birthday party for Electa Kindelsperger. News items cover a 10 year old’s skull fracture, a Santa Fe railroad pause, and various local moves. A KU football player, Wint Smith, returns from the Army to enroll, and a minister jokes about a soup spill at a church supper.

OPA K.U Carl Smith New Hampshire The Veterans of Foreign Wars Boston F. J. Moreau Shirley Seed Veil Seed Lawrence New York City Patsy Davis Ann Kiefer Nancy Jo Hutton Sally Six George Emmett Lakeview Electa Kindelsperger Beattie Collins Kanwaka A. B. Mitchell Baltimore New Martin Miller Frances Allison Topeka Helen Harshberger Edith Richards Santa Fe Eastern Lines C. W. Kouns Kaw River Baptist Association Lawrences Ober's Charles Mitchell Douglas Wint Smith Begte Pass

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