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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
12
Manhattan Kansas. U P Some 6 506 students were enrolled at Kansas State College for the fall term which begins today. Late enrollments probably will boost the total to near 6 800 said Registrar Elise Worth M Gerritz K State Has Enrollment.
Kansas City report states Edward L. Williams once led Associated Cemetery Management Inc with a $3 million stake. At 55 he was arrested on a warrant accusing him of a $70 bad check from 1955 while facing civil suit. His past included a headline marriage to Marion Sutton and a failed Lenexa club venture that ended in receivership and robbery. Williams posted $500 bond after two hours in jail.
Mr and Mrs Norbert Mize and son Frank Lee return from a trip to Woodston and Lodgmont Colorado visiting friends. Robert Wertenberger of Salina spent weekend with Fred Wertenberger. John Parker and wife from Boulder Colorado visited relatives. Parker's mother in law Mrs C S Hambleton also visiting. Overland Park couple T C Wemott spent Sunday with Mrs C F Baker and Mr Baker. Olathe events include the Old Settlers picnic and the Blue Angels demonstration.
The second Soviet TU104 jet will fly officials to a U.N. meeting in the United States. The first plane carried part of the Soviet U.N. delegation to McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey.
The Panhandle faced wind and hail storms with up to five inches of rain along the lower Texas coast near Rio Hondo in the Rio Grande Valley. The report lists multiple local activities and visits, noting hospital observations after a recent auto accident and various community events in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
Weather across the Far West and northeast coast remained generally fair while central regions faced cloudiness and rain from the Rockies to the Appalachians. The main wet belt stretched Texas to the upper Great Lakes with scattered showers in the South and torrential rains along the Texas Gulf Coast.
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