Congress Closes Its 59 Session
Congress ends a prolonged 1959 session five hours before Khrushchev's Washington visit, with final adjournment in the early hours. The Senate ends a 21 1/2 hour session and the House at 6 21 a.m. Both chambers approve foreign aid totaling 3.23 billion and extend the Civil Rights Commission with new funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Khrushchev
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
Civil Rights Commission
Douglas County MS Society Meets in Lawrence
The Douglas County Multiple Sclerosis Society will meet at 7 30 p m today at the H A Fries home at 1201 Tenn St. The meeting will discuss recent MS research findings and the public is invited. Rumors about Dillon and Sons of Hutchinson building a supermarket on Massachusetts Street are groundless. Dillon’s plans now push opening six months, with land clearing by October and construction to begin in January. the new store is scheduled to open in April.
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Bard
Rees Jackman
la. St
Bart Barteldes
Ind St. Delta Chi
Larry Hugh Midwett
22Nd St
Paul Martin Rogers
West Hills
Delta Sigma Pi
Christian Louis Berneking IV
12Th St
Ayres
Susanne
Miltonvale
Adpi
Bacon
Barbara Ann
FA Dorado
Beeman
Linda Louise
Topeka
Pi Beta Phi
Bell
Rebecca
Maryville
Pi Phi
Betz
Martha Ann
Kansas City
Alpha Omicron Pi
Bird
Suzanne
Delta Gamma
Bootes
Leavenworth
Bradley
Katharine Louise
Rancho Cordova
Calif
Braun
Carolyn Grace
Pittsburg
Breidenthal
Betsy J
Brooks
Stephanie Anne
Hutchinson
Brunner
Gretchen
Alphi Phi
Burr
Rosemary Lorraine
el Dorado
Byram
Sarah Jane
Lenexa
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Calhoun
Dorothy Kay
Emporia
Gamma Phi Beta
Coffman
Judy Ann
Cook
Mary Anne
Nashville
Tenn
Cromb
Carolyn Starr
Pi Phi- Cross
Carol Susan
Dibble
Catherine Anne
Bennet
Kappa Alpha Theta
Lora Lee
Dodge City
Tri-Delt
Estes
Marilyn Marie
Gamma _ Phi
Ferrell
Eleanor Isabelle
Beaumont
Sigma Kappa
Franchett
Loretta Mae
Alpha Chi Omega
Gillig
Nina Mae
Great Bend
Alpha Phi
Gist
Carolyn Sue
Glass
L. Marlene
Alpha Chi
Gould
Anita Kay
Phillipsburg
Haines
Elaine
Hamilton
Mary Elizabeth
Pratt
ADP
Keller
Gretchen Ann
Ft. Leavenworth
Kibler
Roma Gale
Minneapolis
Kirk
Karen Lee
Theta
Kirkman
Melinda Nell
Russell
Gamma Phi
Lamson
Margaret Frey
Coffeyville
Langston
Virginia Lynn
Wichita
Maier
Paula Deane
Denver
Colo
AOP
Malicky
Joyce
Baldwin
Dianne
Wakeeney
AOPI
Roach
Leslie Susan
Rourke
Kathleen Louise
Mission
Rowe
Carol Lou
Bazine
Ryan
Catherine Byrne
Schmucker
Jovel See
Wittehingen
Schoen
Phyllis Lee
St. Louis
Ari
Scott
Nancy Gay
Ottawa
Jane Louise
Tri- Delt
Vaughan
Cynthia Orr
Chi Omega
Vermillion
Nancy Ann
Goodland
Wettack
Patricia Clark
White
Elaine Ann
Willams
Gailyn Louise
Wilmington
Del
Wolf
Ellen Marie
Wood
Mary Nell
Salina
Wortham
Nancy Louise
Liberal
Wray
Aliee
Susan
Wintefeld
Barbara Jean
Oklahoma City
Okla
Youle
Eeore Kay
Wellington
Douglas County
Dillon and Sons of
Massachusetts Street
Dillon
Tidwell to Be Drafted Rumors stalk KU sprinter
Rumors claim Charles Tidwell of Kansas University may be drafted for military service. KU coach Bill Easton says he knows nothing of such plans and expects Tidwell to enroll in Lawrence for the fall term. Tidwell helped Kansas win the NCAA track and field title this June.
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Charles Tidwell
Kansas University
Bill Easton
Tidwell
Lawrence
Charlie
Independence
Easton
U. S
Kansas
Specials Discussed At Downtown Merchants Breakfast
A breakfast meeting of the Retail Merchant's Association covered fall shopping promotions downtown Christmas decorations and the parking meter situation. Lawrence merchants touted past promotions and planned several upcoming specials with firms such as Montgomery Ward J C Penney Ober's and Woolworth among attendees. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m September 28 at the Eldridge Hotel with Walter Grigg seeking a large turnout.
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Retail Merchant's Association
Lawrence
Montgomery Ward
J. C. Penney
Ober's
Waters Hardward
Harrison Rexall
Carls
A&p Supermarket
Weaver’s
Gibbs, Litwin's
Jim Clark Motors
Winter Chevrolet
Commonwealth Theaters
Dockery Liquor Store
Barteldes
Ben Franklin
Duckwall’s
Camera Center
F. W. Woolworth
Edmiston’s
Merchants’ Association
Eldridge
Walter Grigg
Association
Henry Cabot Lodge and political career overview
The text outlines Henry Cabot Lodge as a prominent U.S. figure born in Paris who later served in the Massachusetts legislature and as governor, was a longtime U.S. Senator, undersecretary of state in 1957, and a key U.N. delegate. It notes his blunt style, wartime service, and role as Eisenhower's campaign manager, plus his lineage to the Lodge family.
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Eisenhower
Bonn
London
Paris
Harvard
Columbia
Massachusetts
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Khrushchev
Lodge
Senate
U. S
League of Nations
Bert
Beverly
Mass
Africa
Europe
U. S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Ledge
Enthusiasm Cited As Vital in Race Against Russians
Arthur A. Motley of Parade Publications urged Kansas City executives that enthusiasm drives sales. He cited a Texas furniture dealer who turned losses into profits through full page ads and promotions and noted personal community engagement boosts identity. Motley warned lack of effort risks Russia overtaking the U.S. economy.
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Arthur A
Red) Motley
New York
Parade Publications, Inc
Kansas City
San Angelo
Tex
Motley
Bismarck
N. C
Russia
Vanguard Fails to Launch Final Rocket at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the final Vanguard rocket countdown reached zero but its 100 pound satellite mission was abandoned due to undisclosed mechanical problems. An informed source said the firing button was pressed but did not trigger ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vanguard
Khrushchev Arrives in Washington for First U S Summit
Khrushchev lands at Andrews in a TU114 amid tight security and formal welcome by Eisenhower. The scene includes Herter and Lodge among officials, while crowds watch a restrained reception as propaganda chatter abroad notes the visit's political impact.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Andrews
Atlantic
Nina Petrovna Khrushcheva
U.S
Herter
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Air Force Base
Scandinavia
Moscow Radio
Einar H. Gerhardsen
Norway
Tage Erlander
Sweden
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Moscow
Vnukovo
Communist Party
United States
White House
Christian A. Herter
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
Lodge
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ground Broken For KU Medical Center CDC Expansion
Ground breaking at Kansas University Medical Center marks the start of the 550000 private funded Communicable Diseases Center project. The 45 by 152 foot brick building will house field station labs for communicable diseases research and is to be completed by late next summer. Swenson Construction Co. of Kansas City builds the facility for lease to the U S Public Health Service.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
KUMC
39Th Street
39Th and
Cambridge Sts
KU Endowment Association
CDC
U.S. Public Health Service
Swenson Construction Co
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Named
List of residents and patients including Elsie Whitington Barbara Learned Lucille Achning Barbara Poindexter Margarett Craig Marilyn Kidman Barbara Fawl Joan McNichols Annette Barton Sylvan Foster Viola Hadl Faye Merriam Martha Earnhardt Glenn Turner Alice Dunham and a baby girl Hadden. mentions Mr and Mrs Roy L Kidman and Clark Morton Gary Mason Kermit Pangle and Juanita Gilmore among others with a birth noted a son today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Whitington
Me. St
Barbara Learned
Lucille Achning
Ark. St
Barbara Poindexter
Ala. St
Margarett Craig
Mass. St
Marilyn Kidman
Terr
Barbara Fawl
Oskaloosa
Joan McNichols
la. St
Martha Earnhardt
E. 19Th St
Glenn Turner
Alice Dunham
Eudora
Hadden
Oak Hill Ave
Albert Davis
Haskell Grounds
John Kessler
5Th St
Mary Reed
Lottie Dennis
Walnut St
Kermit Pangle
Vt. St
Juanita Gilmore
N. Sth St
Clark Morton
Gary Mason
Barbara Nielson
Arthur
Collision damages two cars on Massachusetts Street
Extensive damage to two cars occurred in a collision in the 800 block of Massachusetts Street early Monday night. No injuries were reported. Drivers identified as Larry Albert Hatfield, 19, of 1539 Vermont Street, and Lewis Leroy Mowder, 21, of Route 4.
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Massachusetts Street
Larry Albert Hatfield
Vt. St
Lewis Leroy Mowder
Route 4
James Schroyer 65 Dies. Bowersock Mills Retiree
James Schroyer 65 of 1145 N J St died this morning at Kansas University Medical Center after two years of illness. A retired Bowersock Mills employee of 40 years he belonged to the American Legion. Surviving are his wife Ava son Douglas Schroyer and four sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements by Rumsey Funeral Home to be announced.
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James Schroyer
N.J. St
Kansas University Medical Center
Bowersock Mills
American Legion
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ava
Douglas Schroyer
Kansas City
Nora Douglas
Topeka
Crissie Wickston
Ross Cole
Tenn. St
Jenny McClanahan
Effingham
William Schroyer
Lecompton
KU Orientation Night Promises Free Food and Fun
New KU students are invited to an all campus welcome event at the Kansas Union from 6 to 10 p.m. The program includes a Jayhawk Nibble, an Activities Carnival with club booths, and an open house with dancing in the Hawk's Nest from 8:30 to 10:15 p.m. Sponsored by Student Union Activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Tumor Removed From Brain Of 19 Year Old
Surgeons removed a benign pituitary gland tumor from the base of Miss Charlene Butts 19 at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The four hour operation left her in satisfactory condition after her parents who once objected gave written consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Charlene Butts
University of Kansas Medical Center
Charles Butts
Oswego
Talmadge and Kidman Resign KU Posts for Tulane library
Kansas University librarians Robert Talmadge and Roy Kidman announced resignations to assume roles at Tulane University in New Orleans. Talmadge will be Tulane's library director after Robert Vosper returns from a Guggenheim fellowship. Kidman becomes Tulane assistant library director starting October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert “. Talmadge
Kansas University
Roy L. Kidman
Tulane University
New Orleans
Talmadge
Tulane
Robert Vosper
Watson
Vosper
Great Britain
Kidman
Satisfactory update on local clothing store owner
Mrs. Radcliffe reports Charles Radcliffe owner of the Other's Clothing Store is in satisfactory condition after major surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He hopes to return home at 3058 W. 9th St in about ten days to two weeks.
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Charles Radcliffe
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Farmers Insurance Group
Andy” Anderson
W. St
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Ohio Valley
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Neal Wherry
Wherry
Lawence High School
Mrs. Kidman
W. W. Nash
Maine
Radcliffe Satisfactory
Travelers
POLIC
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Hartford
Lawrence Memorial Co
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Lawrence Mills
Karl Kreider
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