UN observers report renewed Jordan Israel border clashes
U N observers and officials report a fresh outbreak near the Jordan Israel border as Hammarskjold urges restraint. Jordan accuses Israeli forces of wiping out a police post at Gharandal inside Jordan, with 10 killed and four missing, while Iraq seeks urgent action and summons ambassadors.
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Terubalem
G-U.n
Am Em-The-Epot Investige
Jordan
Nuri Sain
Baghdad
Habbaniya
Habbaniya Air Base
Feisal
Iraq
King Hussein
Amman
Gharandal
U. N
New York
Hammarskjold
Israel
Journal World Foot Ball Contest Turkey Prize
Winners of the weekly Journal-World football contest will receive a 10 pound dressed turkey. Out of town entrants may also participate. The first slate of games will appear in Monday's Journal World.
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Lawrence
Journal World
Fatal shooting after trap set by Miami deputies
In Miami Florida a Black man named Robert Lee Manuel 21 telephoned a white woman threatening to meet her at a lonely road. Deputies Berry and Herry lured him to the spot, Manuel allegedly charged the deputy and Berry fired fatally. The woman, mother of two, was not identified. Manuel reportedly had been seen near her home prior to the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Bob Herry
Robert Lee Manuel
Berry
Manuel
Shim
Hall denies contracting influence in government deals
The memo recounts Hall denying involvement in selecting government contractors while conceding efforts to work with supporters on bonds and insurance. Former GSA administrator Mansure testified he checked with Hall but said Hall played no role in contract awards, and the subcommittee chair said the document was released for public transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Republican National Committee
GSA
Edmund F. Mansure
Brooks
Fire District Proposal Draws Baldwin City Council Plan
Baldwin City Council advocates forming a rural district within five miles to handle outlying fire calls. Immediate action could fund a second fire truck and extend responses beyond city limits, though state rules currently limit Baldwin Fire Department to within city boundaries. The Danley farm blaze caused about 14000 dollars in damage last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Lawrence Lamb
Irvin Danley
WWII Battle Hero Seeks Job Amid Financial Woes
Charles Kelly, WWII Medal of Honor recipient, says he is overwhelmed by offers of help but seeks a paid occupation after medical issues from an August appendectomy led to peritonitis. He lives with his wife and six children in Louisville and wants to earn a living rather than charity despite mounting bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Charles
Kelly
Four Indicted in Oklahoma Campaign Conspiracy
Oklahoma administrator Frank Easley and three others were indicted on conspiracy charges over alleged irregularities in a Senate race in Wagoner and Okmulgee counties. The case centers on 42 state emergency relief checks of 20 dollars to Wagoner County campaign workers for State Senator John Russell Jr. Russell’s renomination bid is in question as his office certificate awaits grand jury action. Indicted also were Earl Johnston, Bob Jeffrey, and Jeffery's secretary Mattie Faye Carroll. Gov. Raymond Gary suspended Easley after the grand jury announcement. Gary had appointed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Oklahn
Frank Easley
Oklahoma Emergency Relief Board
Okmulgee
Senate
Wagoner County
John Russell Jr
Russell
Tom Payne Jr
Payne
Earl Johnston
Relief Board
Bob Jeffrey
Jeffrey
Mattie Faye
Carroll
Raymond Gary
Easley
Gary
Nationalist Ambushes and Allied Casualties in Algeria
Nationalists staged ambushes near three major cities in Algeria. A military patrol near Orleansville lost three soldiers fatally and three injured. Rebels abducted eight Arabs near a village outside Oran and bayoneted six. In Algiers near the Casbah a cafe owner was struck by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algters
Orleansville
Oran
Algiers
Casbah
al European
4 H Members Go To State Event
Douglas County 4 H members travel to the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson for contests in demonstrations foods judging and clothing. Participants include Mary Miller Jayhawk Gloria Ousdahl Palmyra and Nadine Matney Cot tonwood among others with 21 girls entered in nine foods and 20 clothing exhibits supervised by Mrs Carol Miller and William Hundley. Another group departs Tuesday noon with Janis Mull Sharon Dobbins Sandra Hicks Judy Hemphill and others competing in talent show and clothing judging events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
4-H
Kansas State Fair
Hutchinson
Paula Dill
Steven Robb
Jayhawk Club
Ne County
Gloria Quadshi
Mary Miller
Jayhawk
Janece Flory
Lone Star
Kharon Transmeter
Cotonwood
Carol Miller
William Hundley
John Dobbins
Janis Mull
Sharon Dobbins
Meadowlark
Sandra Hicks
Judy Hemphill
Woman hurt in mixup on Friday in Kansas City
A 43 year old woman, Lena Carrico, was shot in the left arm, left side, and right leg by shotgun pellets when an ambulance driver mistook her dark silhouette for a drunken fleeing driver. Police say Edward Greer, 32, was booked on drunken and careless driving and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas.m
Lena Carrico
Fred McDaniels
McDaniels
Carrico
Edward Greer
Hospital Admits and Births Record at Memorial Hospital
Admitted at Memorial Hospital Joel Spence 1201 N J St Ray Barmes 711 Mans St Mrs Viola Hadl Route 2 David Rosencrantz 1028 5 Y St Daniel Smith 910 Ind St Births Mr and Mrs Samuel Mowder Route 4 a daughter Friday Dismissals include Mrs Etta Brockman 822 R 1 St Rev Leland Young 1532 Ky St Mrs Lucille Yarnell and baby boy 1310 Prospect Ave Mrs Florence Myers 743 QW St Joel Spence 1201 N J St Mr Edythe Nightingale 1407 Maple Lane Mrs Edith Coffman and baby girl 722 Maple St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Spence
N. J. St
Ray Barmes
Mans. St
Viola Hadl
David Rosencrantz
Y. St
Daniel Smith
Ind
Etta Brockman
R. 1. St
Leland Young
Ky. St
Lucille Yarnell
Prospect Ave
Florence Myers
QW. St
Edythe Nightingale
Maple Lane
Edith Coffman
Maple St
Samuel Mowder
Route 4
Whole Thing Is Puzzling OKLAHOMA CITY
The Daily Oklahoman notes puzzling behavior as readers remove newspapers from racks to extract puzzles, then return the papers. The practice appears linked to saving pennies amid a publishing contest featuring crosswords observed by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Daily Oklahoman
Mrs Berg Attends Kansas Curriculum Workshop
Mrs Emma Berg county superintendent of schools attended the zone workshop on Kansas programs for curriculum planning held Friday in the K S T A building at Topeka. She said the group discussed curriculum problems and studied the new guide published by the Kansas Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Berg
Kansas
K.S.T.A
Topeka
Crop group meeting set in Newark for drive
The Douglas County Christian Rural Overseas Program CROP fund drive group chaired by Mercurio and Rev Dale Turner will meet Sunday at 3 PM at Plymouth Congregational Church Newark. The drive aims to prepare for a wide house to house canvass later, with days of effort ahead. An unrelated note reports a car stolen near the scene, left on milk boxes with no wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Board
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Newark
Uy — Carmine
Mitice
Mercurio
Conday
Dale E. Turner
Buddies Rescued Sleepwalking Student at Baker University
At Baker University dormitory the Baldwin Brothers and Delta Tau Delta brothers woke a sleepwalking student named Kirby. They moved him from a window ledge after suspects of vandalism, with Mrs. Clares Hayes of Topeka noted in the morning events.
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Buddies
Baker University
Baldwin — Brothers
Delta Tau Delta
Kirby
Thareteng
Steen
Clares Hayes
Topeka
Hayes
Methodist
Highway plan to reroute U.S. 24 near Lawrence examined
The U.S. Highway 24 Association urged the Kansas Highway Commission to reopen study of a proposed reroute from Tonganoxie to Newnam Corner, Williamstown Junction, or west toward Williamstown, moving the highway farther from Lawrence. The commission agreed to review the proposal.
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U. S. Highway 24 Association
Kansas Highway Commission
Tonganoxie
Wildamatown
Lawrence
U. S. 24
Te-Pee Junction
Newman Corner
Williamstown Junction
Williamatown
Tonganoxiex
The
Highway Commission
Ousted Monmouth Workers Seek Reinstatement With Back Pay
Eight former Ft. Monmouth employees from New York New Jersey and Massachusetts file suit in U S District Court seeking loyalty clearance back pay and reinstatement. They allege denial of right to confront accusers cross examination and constitutional rights amid Army McCarthy era security probes. Names include Aaron H Coleman Harold Ducore Hyman G Yamins Edward Brody Melvin Morris Carl Greenbaum Herman Schoenwetter and Bernice Levine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candona
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
U. S. District Court
Army
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Aaron H. Coleman
New York
Harold Ducore
Long Branch
N.J
Hyman G. Yamins
Newton Highlands
Mass
Edward Brody
Brooklyn
N.Y
Melvin Morris
Little Silver
Carl Greenbaum
Red Bank
Herman Schoenwetter
Farmingdale
Bernice Levine
Lakewood
Dr Schwegler Listed Fair at KU Medical Center Kansas City
Dr. R. A. Schwegler Jr of 1504 University Dr. was listed fair after surgery to remove his spleen at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kas He reportedly spent a fair night following the operation last Saturday and was listed as fair today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
Chicago
Kansas City
Lawrence
Swift
Kansas City, Kas
Independent
Packing House Workers Union
R. A. Schwegler Jr
University Dr
Kansas University Medical Center
Kas
Market report shows steady livestock gains and mixed prices
The report notes steady gains for barrows and gilts with hog prices around 16.00 to 16.50. sheep slaughter lambs steady while other classes little changed. Feeder lambs and ewes show varied quotes. grains and poultry prices listed, including wheat near 1.98 and corn at 1.28, with fertilizer and farm items also referenced. Entities include Kansas City wholesale meat market and regional livestock lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eo Arco
ST Ib
Classrooms Too Dark Says Engineering Society
The Dominating Engineering Society estimates average classrooms suffer inadequate lighting and glare. It urges white ceilings, pastel walls matched to natural light, light tack boards, green chalk boards, and light finished desks and trim to improve visibility and reduce shadows.
Mile Field Day Scheduled At Brune Farm Thursday
A Don County field day announced by the agricultural agent starts at 2 pm at Brune Brothers farm near Lakeview. Visitors meet at the farm. first display features Brune irrigation equipment powered by a 100 hp motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brune Farm
Don County
Ol Agricultural Agent
Bru Brothers
Lakeview
Brune
L. E. Willoughby
Extension Agronomist
Leavenworth Plans Watershed District Growth
Leavenworth leaders announce plans to form a large watershed district. Henry Smith federal conservation agent and Richard New of Leavenworth County explain the district would encompass vast acreage and aim for major state funds and benefits via petitions to the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEA
Rhs
Leavenworth
Jatiere
Ton Tchison
Henry ‘Smith
Erga
Northeast
Hare
Nargeatest
Kanaas
Richard New
Leavenworth County
Association
Ueane
Card of Thanks to Dr Reed and Hospital Staff
A note of gratitude to Dr. R R Reed and the hospital nurses for care during my stay. The writer extends thanks to the staff and acknowledges their kindness and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R. Reed
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Adolph Mw
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Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Berg
Robinson Gymnasium
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K.U
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Works
Sunflower
Sunflower Planet
Lawrence Bank
Kan
City
Federal Reserve Bank
Fraser Hall
Allyn J. Underwood
Underwood
Balley
Varsity Theatre
Leavenworth’ Plans Watershed Agency
Farmers Insurance Group
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Gerald B
Owene
Fred A. Bremer
Porter Hunt
Baldwin Era
Andy” Anderson
Lawrence National Bank
Ciubulance Service
Fred W. Rumsey
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