U N Turns Down Red China Again at UN
UN Steering Committee voted 12 to 7 with one abstention to shelve seating Red China in the world body for a year. U.S. supported by Britain France Philippines and others, Soviet bloc opposed. The vote previews Khrushchev’s looming Assembly speech and East West tensions.
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Red
China
Mittee
St Nation General Assembly
U.S
United States
Britain
France
Philippines
Turkey
Brawl
Union of South Africa
Liberia
Bolivia
Belgium
Guatemala
Soviet Union
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Burma
Indo
James J. Wadsworth
Asia
Nikita Khrushchev
Memorial Hospital Obscure Listings Include Names and Addresses
A compiled notice lists numerous individuals with addresses across cities such as Baldwin, Sunflower, McLouth, and Valley Falls. Entries include Mrs and Mr titles with varied street addresses, plus a Tuesday birth noted for Mr. and Mrs. James E. Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Barton
Sunnyside
Clifford Fawl
Centenary Church Men Hold Fall Roundup Meeting
The Centenary Methodist Church men’s group will meet at 6 30 p m today at the Gene Nunemaker home on 9th and Lyon Streets. Dinner will be served and Rev Don Houts from Bethany Hospital Kansas City Kansas will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
4Th and Elms
Gene Nunemaker
9Th and
Lyon Sts
Don Houts
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Deaths and Funerals for Eugenia Piatt Henley James C Schroyer
Graveside rites for Mrs Eugenia Piatt Henley of La Jolla Beach California will be at Oak Hill Cemetery at 1 pm Saturday with Rev John McLaughlin of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. She died last Friday in Laguna Beach widow of John A Henley formerly of Lawrence. Funeral services for James C Schroyer 65 of 1145 N St will be at Rumsey Funeral Home at 11 am Friday. He died Tuesday at KU Medical Center. Rev John Heslip will officiate and burial will be in Memorial Park. survivors include his wife Avne one son Douglas Sisevar of Kansas City Missouri four sisters and one brother and one granddaughter.
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Eugenia Piatt Healey
Eugenia Piatt Henley
Lafina Beach
Calif
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
John McLaugh- Yin
Trinity Episcopal Church
James C. Schroyer
N. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kansas University Medical Center
John Heslip
Memorial Park
Cuivors
Avn E
Douglas Sisevar
Kansas City
Guy McClanahan
Effingham
W. H. Douglas
Topeka
Reuben Wiksten
Ross Cole
Tenn. St
William Schroyer
Lecompton
Meeting Notice from Verbal Lodge of Perfection Sept 16 1959
Special communication announced for Wednesday September 16 1959. Supper at 6 30 p m with peers work at 7 30 p m. Members of the 7th to 10th degrees invited. Ern t A Pontius V M QO Wright listed.
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Peeres
Ernt A. Pontius
V. M
QO. Wright
Khrushchev Urges Peace Use Of Science Or Earth May Burn
Khrushchev urged that Russia and the United States use atomic science and rocket tech for peace or risk ashes and graves. He pressed for a peace treaty with Germany and criticized West Germany while warning of renewed tension if cooperation fails. He spoke at Beltsville Md and called for ending trade discrimination to clear the atmosphere between nations.
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Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Germany
West Germany
East Germany
Soviet Union
Krushchev
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Fither
Oleg Troyanovsky
Khrushchhev
Beltsville
Thief Takes Ad Too Seriously Hits Local Auto Ad
Lawrence police search a 1388 Chevrolet white overgrades Belsize motor number Fe after an ad reading Come in and steal our ears drew a thief. The incident stems from a Winter Chevrolet display at 738 N. H. St. and highlights a bold but misread marketing line.
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N. H. St
Lawrence
Khrushchev Visits Farm Ahead of Iowa Speech
On a farm visit Khrushchev and Ezra Benson discuss agriculture as basic to life. Benson praises American farmers while Khrushchev recalls his early life. The leaders plan further talks and a White House dinner hints at possible results.
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Benson
Beltsville
Ezra Taft Benson
Tike
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Iowa
U .S. United Nations
Eisenhower
Walter E. Bastian
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Carl B. Wyatt
National Conference On Citizenship
Bastian
White House
U.S.S.R
Goof on Soviet Flag Causes Red Faces
Washington AP report highlights a goof on the Soviet flag causing embarrassment at a state event. Khrushchev dinner plans and mixed coverage from Washington London and Kansas City reveal diplomatic focus. Truman declines Khrushchev reception to keep a dinner date with his daughter and son in law.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Maryland
Andrews Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Secret Service
London
United States
Eisenhower
New York
Harry S. Truman
Manhattan
East Side
Truman
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
W. Averell
Harriman
Harriman’s
Daniels
Baptist Brotherhood Hosts Fall Meeting Tonight at Church
The Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church meets at 6:00 this evening in the Roger Williams Room. About 40 attend. Prof. Charles Oldfather of Kansas University law faculty and Dr. John Graber of the Baptist Student Center will lead the program. Officers include president Bob Spencer and others.
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Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Roger Williams
Charles Oldfather
Kansas University Law Faculty
John Graber
Baptist Student Center
Baptist Brotherhood
Bob Spencer
Lowell Bailey
Ed Eifert
Clarence Winston
Dick Harp
Ed Okamoto
Oo Johnson
H. E. Jor
Butler proposals would redraw Democratic convention delegates
The plans would shift voting power among 32 states while 11 southern states face reduced strength under the first proposal. The second plan allows doubling delegates with a half vote each, potentially giving Los Angeles 3022 delegates in 1960. Southern Democrats push back, seeking Butler’s ouster over civil rights planks.
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Butler
Los Angeles
KU Welcomes New Students With Union Activities Carnival
Transition times mark a busy Tuesday as KU hosts an indoor picnic dance and the annual carnival in the ballroom drawing hundreds of newcomers. Orientation continues tonight with a Transfer Treat at Pearson Hall lawn and a Traditions Rally at GSP lot followed by a street dance until 10:30 p.m.
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Kansas Union
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
GSP
SUA
Opening Set For New Waters Shop
The Wa ters Hardware and Gift Shop at Hillcrest Shopping Center opens Thursday through Saturday. Bill Waters, former KU student, owns the two level store designed by the national hardware association. Waters previously ran a Manhattan shop before moving to Lawrence this summer. Local officials will attend the Thursday morning ceremony. The first floor displays hardware and lawn items, with a basement gift house offering china and bridal services.
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Waters Hardware
Hillcrest
Lawrence
Bill Waters
Waters
Manhattan
National Hardware Association
Western Retail Hardware Asso
Courts Old County Docket Records Multiple Traffic Fines
In the Courts CRIMINAL CASES county docket Robert Anderson Eudora 30 days for writing bogus checks Billy R Jaroon no address drunk in public place 50 dollar fine Mike G Toler drunk in a public place 350 fine Police Court Donald Ragan Route 4 75 speeding no driver's license Bobby Coulter 1246 N Y St 30 dollar fine no driver's license William Ames 646 Mo St 15 failure to yield Walter Morton 148 Pawnee 13 speeding Louis Stuart 819 Ark St 19 speeding Hattie McClain 2027 N H St 15 speeding Maurice Prather 2120 Tenn St 19 speeding Carlton Syler 1540 La St 15 speeding Clarence Wolfrom Kansas City Kan 25 speeding Jean Mumford 338 Funston 25 prohibited right hand turn Pamela Simons 2425 Vt St 10 speeding John Kapfer 1607 W 19th St 5 no driver's license John Guy 1532 Powers St 15 failure to reduce speed Elwin Becker 818 Ky St 10 speeding DIVORCE CASES Filed Linda B R de Kosar vs Richard H Kosar Wilma McClung vs Carl C McClung Alta L Wilburn vs Byron O Wilburn
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Donald Ragan
Route 4
Bobby Coulter
N. Y. St
William Ames
Mo. St
Walter Morton
Pawnee
Louis Stuart
Ark, St
Hattie McClain
N. H. St
Maurice Prath
Powers St
Elwin Becker
Ky. St
Quarterback Meet Set For 8 on Monday Night
The Lawrence Quarterback Club opens the 1959 fall season with an 8 P M meeting at the Hotel Eldridge led by president John Emick. Kansas coach Jack Mitchell will narrate films of Kansas vs TCU and discuss the next game with Syracuse. Membership cards may be purchased at the door.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
John Emick
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Opening Planned Nov 1 for New Hillcrest Bowl
Hillcrest Bowl will open about November 1 with 24 lanes and automatic pinsetters. Manager Jack Eskridge notes ceiling and lighting near complete and lane beds under construction. The $690,000 project aims for full automation and a formal opening with attractions after operation begins. Reservations are being taken for league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Eskridge
Eskridge
Brunswick
Mason Rites for Morris
Glendale mourns actor Wayne Morris 45 with funeral services at the Church of the Hills. The performer known for film and television work passed away prompting tributes from colleagues and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Calif
Wayne Morris
Church of the Ills
Kansas Attorney General rules concurrent resolution ineffective
Atty Gen John Anderson says a 1080 legislature concurrent resolution to end a compensating use tax on newspaper publishing items is an ineffective attempt to nullify the sales tax. He notes the revenue director remains responsible for sales tax collection and the opinion does not decide if readers pay sales or compensating use tax.
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Topeka
John Anderson
State Revenue Director
George Docking
Anderson
Major wreck at Kth and Ind injures car owner
Kansas University police report a two car crash Tuesday at Kth and Ind. A car driven by Donald Regan 18 Route 4 collided with a parked vehicle owned by Hugh Brown Kansas City Kan. No injuries are mentioned but the incident is described as major.
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Kth
Ind, Srs
Kansas University Police
Donald Regan
Route 4
Hugh Brown
Kansas City
Kan
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Kansas Bankers Association
Howard Wiseman
Lawrence National Bank
Kelvin Hoover
First National Bank
Lith and
Vt. Sts
KU Museum of Art
Lawrence High School
Chester Lauck
Houston
Continental Oil Company
Lauck
Lom
Lum and
Abnee
Atchison, Brown, Doniphan
Douglas
Franklin
Jackson
Jefferson
Johnson, Leavenworth
Marshall
Miami
Nemaha
Osage
Pottawatomie
Shawnee
Wabaunsee
Wyandotte Counties
United Nations
Bobby Hurt
R. L St
Tenn
Joseph McCanles
Florence Campbell
Lindenwood Lane
Mariele Berthold
Cotlme Stout
Baldwin
Thomas Caoffin
Haskell Grounds
Basil Parna
Mich. S
Gladys Wall
Sunflower
Patti Clement
Cynthia Thompson
Stout
Goldie Channel
Royce Grammer
Clyde Baan
Crestline Dr
Bryan
Red Stouffer Place
Judith Sautheff
Baby Boy
Susie Downing
McLouth
Timothy
Ee Eee
Bar Bera Poindexter
Ala. St
Rebecca Grant
Valley Falls
America
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Washington, D. C
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Louis G. Feldmann
Hazelton
VFW
Dwight Regniers
W. W. Nash
Maine
Lawrence Memorial Co
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Rane
Cortera
Cerral Plateau
Dane
Gulf
South Atlantic
Cenedien
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As Rockieseas
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Northwest
County Cour
Robert Anderson
Eudora
Billy R. Jaroon
Mike G. Toler
Linda
B. R. de Kosar
Richard H. Kosar
Wilma McClung
Carl C. McClung
Alta L. Wilburn
Byron O. Wilburn
WHITE
Decker-Coy Reel ‘Estate
Ance Agency
OWENS
18Th
Morris
Briarwood
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