Eisenhower Returns to Washington After Newport Golf
President Eisenhower cuts Newport vacation short to fly to Washington for day of talks on integration in Little Rock and Middle East tensions. He arrives at Coasters Harbor Island base and plays a round of golf before resuming duties. In Old Saybrook, youths protest start of school with a mini strike. principal thwarts it by treating them to banana splits.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Beck
Arkansas
Saybrook
Conn
Tess
Foray Mulligan
Roy Kelly
Kathleen Goodwin
Eby Speaks at Savings and Loan Conference in Leavenworth
Lisle E. Eby vice president of the Kansas Savings and Loan League told an all day northeast Kansas conference that per capita savings and loan resources in Kansas total about 265 dollars, about triple the national figure. He noted the state's industry total near 530 million dollars and discussed the Douglas County Building and Loan joining Anchor Savings and Loan. Colleagues from Lawrence Building and Loan included J. F. Schubert W. E. Decker and H. C. Brinkman.
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Leavenworth
Kansa
Lisle E. Eby
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Kansas
Eby
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
John C. Emick
Anchor Savings and Loan’ Association
Lawrence
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
Anchor Family
J. F. Schubert
W. E. Decker
H. C. Brinkman
Teacher Training Meet Set by Child Evangelism Fellow
Leo Thomas of Ottawa announced the first teacher training class for the Child Evangelism Fellowship in Douglas and Franklin Counties. It will be held 1:30 to 3:36 p.m. Monday in the Lawrence Public Library basement, with weekly sessions through late May. The Fellowship works with area churches and is a world wide organization.
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Leo Thomas
Ottawa
Douglas
Franklin Counties
Lawrence Public Library
Thomas
Poultry Egg Co Sold To Turner Produce Firm
Turner Produce Co has taken over the Carney Poultry and Egg Co and will operate from 336 Vermont Street. Jesse Carney, former owner, has bought Duck's Cafe at 834 Vermont Street.
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Turner Produce Co
Vt.St
Carney Poultry and Egg Co
Turner Disclosed
Turner
Jesse Carney
Duck's Cafe
Vt. St
Deaths and Funerals: Griffith and Doyle Obituaries
Mrs. Nannie Phenicie Griffith a former Lawrence resident died today at her Longmont Colorado home. Funeral plans unavailable. She is survived by two sons Carl Phenicie Wichita and Al Phenicie Hawthorne California a daughter Mrs Al Reipel Whitier California and sister Mrs W H House plus nieces and nephews. Edward B Doyle 87 a former Lawrence resident died Tuesday after six months illness in St Joseph Missouri where he had lived 15 years Burial was in St Joseph Survivors include wife Bertha Liogle and three stepchildren Theno Graves Los Angeles Graves and Graves of St Joseph and Lawrence.
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Nannie Phenicie Griffith
Lawrence
Longmont
Colo
Griffith
Nannie Green
W. H. House
A. A. Green
Route 4
W. R. Green
Ohio St
Carl Phenicie
Wichita
al Phenicie
Hawthorne
Calif
al Reipel
Whittier
Edward &. Doyle
Edward B. Doyle
St. Joseph
Bertha Liogle
Erie Jackson
Route Y Lawrence
Nand Graves
Theno Graves
Los Angeles
Integration orders threaten Dallas schools after holidays
A federal judge ordered immediate integration in Dallas public schools, affecting about 20 000 Black students in a 120 000 pupil system. Texas officials warned state funds could be cut if local elections on integration were not held, and only a handful of districts had integrated statewide. Other Southern battles showed mixed results with scenes of rejection and protests as schools reopened.
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Nion Development
Dallas
U.S
William Jf. Atwell
Court of Appeals
Coy. Price Daniel
Texas
San Antonio
Arling
Sturgis
Easton
Talbot County
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Arkansas
Eisenhower
Faubus
Little Rock
National Guard
James C. Hagerty
White House
Arkansas National Guard
Hagerty
Hail B-25 lands safely at Forbes Air Force Base
An Air Force B-25 battered by a hail storm landed safely at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka last night. The hail wrecked the glass nose panels damaged running lights dented the engine cowling and wing edges. The pilot identified only by description received facial scratches. The aircraft from Barksdale AFB Louisiana had encountered hail northwest of Topeka before a normal touchdown.
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Topeka
Air Force
Forbes Air Force
Midland Grange Monthly Meeting At Midland School House
Midland Grange held its monthly meeting Thursday evening at the Midland School House. Secretary Mrs Charles Husted said farm problems and the southern racial integration issue were discussed. New officers will be elected at the next meeting on Oct 3 at 8 pm in the Midland school building. Present officers are Charles Grant master Roscoe Piner overseer Mrs Harold Muiller treasurer and Mrs Husted.
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Midland Grange
Midland
Charles Husted
Grange
Husted
Charles Grant
Roscoe Pine
Harold Muiller
Brethren Youth to Meet at Evangelical United Brethren Church
Brethren Youth groups from the Primary and Junior Departments of the Boys and Girls Fellowship will meet from 1 30 to 11 00 Saturday morning at the church. A short story period and rehearsal for the annual Summer Christmas Tree Program will be held, with the program scheduled for Sunday evening at 7 30. All children in these Sunday School departments are urged to attend.
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The
Evangelical United. Brethren Church
Desegregation Tensions Grip Little Rock Amid National Guard Stand
In Little Rock Arkansas a quiet city faces a sharp color line as federal court orders desegregation meet armed National Guardsmen surrounding Central High School. Gov Faubus derides mobilization as political hoax while authorities note enduring segregation in schools and public facilities.
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Little Rock
Central High School
Orval Faubus
Woodrow Mann
Arkansas River
Village Awaiting Action Delays Housing for Topeka Airmen
Sunflower Village faces action from military authorities as housing funds must be appropriated to maintain the development east of Lawrence. Forbes spokesman says about 800 airmen cannot move families to Topeka due to housing shortages and caretaker management continues.
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Topeka
Sunflower Village
Air Force Sage
Cain
Forbes
Lawrence
Toneka
Window Cleaner Rescued After Perilous Urban Dangle
New York window cleaner Melvon Howell 36 of Brooklyn dangled below a 12th Moor window for about 15 minutes before police and firemen rescued him. He was semiconscious and taken to St Clare's Hospital for shock after an anchor hook pulled out of the masonry leaving him suspended by a safety strap at 218 West 40th Street.
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New York
Melvon Howell
Brooklyn
St. Clare’s Hospital
West 40Th St
Signs Clear Sixth and Mass Sts Traffic With New Lanes
Lawrence reports three new signs over lanes at Sixth and Mass streets to guide drivers. A police officer tickets an Edsel for double parking as the car’s new model hits the market. Also noted are KU tonsillectomy for Wilt Chamberlain on Sept 20, rush week shifts, Hoxsey cancer poster caution, and KU parking rule changes including staff penalties and zone redefinitions effective fall.
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Mass. Sts
Janes
Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Lawton
Potter Lake
Allen Fieldhouse
Annual Bus Tax continues on page one
The Rapid Transit study weighs fare and route changes and the legality of trial bus service. City attorney rules out renting buses for a test run. Potential savings from reduced downtown parking and traffic are uncertain as Kansas University students return and downtown Lawrence faces renewed transit strain after June 8 end of term.
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Rapid Transit
Lawrence
Kansas University
Introductions at Sunset Hill School Welcome New Pupil Group
Sunset Hill School held a special morning assembly in the kindergarten room introducing new pupil arrivals and a new teacher, Mrs Ann Haley, who will teach kindergarten. Principal Evelyn Graber announced more pupils will be presented later due to part time schedules.
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Sunset Hill School
Ann Haley
Evelyn Graber
Haley
Graber
Ripper Stabs Four More in Chicago Attacks
Two women a man and a boy were stabbed from the rear in Chicago as authorities intensified a manhunt for a so far unidentified assailant. Six victims this week report similar attacks, none knew the knife-wielder before being wounded and all described a seedy looking man who fled after striking.
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Chicago
Birth of a new car Eavel by Ford at Edsal dealers
Ford Motor Company of Dearborn announces the birth of the Eavel car model. Readers are invited to view this newest Ford Family member at their nearest Edsal dealer in the Ady area.
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Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Edsal
Ady
School of Medicine Opens Classes With 102 Students
Kansas University begins orientation and first day of classes for 102 medical students on its Lawrence campus with tours, talks, and preparation for a four year program. Final exams for medical students start a week later than other schools.
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Kansas University
School of Medicine
Lawrence
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
K.U
Hoch
Watkins Memorial Hospital
James K. Hitt
Fall Trade Boosts City Business At August Convention
A drug store manager notes rising spend due to fall trade, saying the uptick shows in customer volume and that August usually slow months benefited. A department store executive adds the outlook is optimistic with about a five percent gain over last year and better merchandise variety than before.
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K.U
Jatore
Commonwealth theater executives visit Hollywood studios
Dennis Montee and Bert English, local Commonwealth managers, will spend next week visiting major film studios in Hollywood. They depart Kansas City Monday, tour Warner Brothers Universal Twentieth Century Fox and Allied Artists, lunch on site, and end with Disneyland before returning home. Batista government claims Havana revolt crushed with about 75 dead or wounded, naming Prio Socarras as mastermind and detailing rebels' attack on Cienfuegos police and naval posts.
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Commonwealth Theaters
Hollywood
Dennis Montee
Commonwealth
Bert English
Lawrence Drive-In
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Warner Brothers
Universal
Twentieth Century Fox
Allied Artists
Disneyland
Reality
Carlos Prio Socarras
Cienfuegos
Havana
Prio
Fulgencio Batista
Miami
Fla
Batista
High Command
Mej
Francisco Tabernilla
Army
Adm
Jose Rodriguez Calderon
Navy
Hernando Hernandez
Camp Columbia
Cienfuegos Naval Post
Naval Post
Mantle Hospitalized To Rest Shin Splints
New York Yankee outfielder Mickey Mantle was taken to the hospital and will stay until Tuesday to rest his shin splints. Publicist Bob Fisher said Mantle is not sick, the hospital stay is to keep him off his feet and rest is the only cure. Mantle has played sparingly for 10 days but remains in uniform for games.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Mantle
Bob Fisher
Yankees
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Listed
A long list from Memorial Hospital records admission names with addresses and family details, followed by birth notices for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters and Mr. and Mrs. Norman White, both noting daughters born today.
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Charles Walters
Eudora
Norman White
W. 2St St
Veteran novelist Anne Parrish dies in Danbury at 68
Anne Parrish, a veteran author of more than 20 novels, died yesterday in Danbury Hospital Danbury Conn at age 68. She achieved prominence in mid century with works noted for their refined prose and domestic themes. Her career spanned several decades and she remained a respected figure in American letters.
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Danbury, Conn
Anne Parrish
Danbury Hospital
Two-Car Crash Causes 450 Damage at City Intersection
Police report a Thursday morning two car collision at 18th and Mass with an estimated damage of 450. No injuries occurred. Drivers were Chris Schubert, 62, Route 2, Bonner Springs, and John G Nerhoff, 53, 1278 Haskell Ave. Four other minor accidents were investigated with no injuries reported.
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18Th
Mass
Sts
Spelice
Chris Schubert
Route 2
Bonner Springs
Akd
John G. Nerhoff
Haskell Ave
Quakers Name President at Friends University Wichita
The Quakers appoint Dr. Lowell E. Roberts as president of Friends University in Wichita, announced today by Paul R. Brown, president of the university's board of directors.
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Wichita
Lowell E. Roberts
Friends University
Paul R. Brown
Quaker School
Rdt
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Atlantic City
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Indiana
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Miss Missouri
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Wilt Chamberlain
K. U
U.S. Department of Health and Welfare
Lawrence Postoffice
Ripper
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th and
New Hampshire
AL Lenon
Cuba
Moviel
Memorial Hospital
Leonard Roit
Perry
Robert D
Martinez
DeSoto
Leah Lippe
Herbert Moser
Phyllis Walters
Delores White
W. Zitat
Lola Dyes
Galawing
Oren T. Davis
Helen Hursell
Miss. St
Everett McCoy
Carol Holdermann
Frances Hicks
Westphalia
Lois Burg
Effie Warrington
Prairie Ave
Maxine Dumas
Ore. St
Darlene Hornberger
Ala
Loretta Morris
Valley Lane
Andrea Sperry
Marilyn Connor
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Quakers
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