Three men held in Junction City soldier beating case
Three men were arrested in the fatal beating of a Fr Riley soldier in Junction City. John Mes Aton Wendell Lloyd Taylor and Eugene Red Searle admitted beating Greene after accusing him of spying during a car theft plot in Chapman. Greene's body was found in City Park. Autopsy blamed blunt brain injury. Senator Goldwater says he will oppose McKinney’s atomic energy post confirmation. McKinney, Santa Fe publisher, received a recess appointment to the IAEA post awaiting Senate action.
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Captains Named For Annual Peanut Sale
Kiwanis Club announces six team captains Marvin Criqui Al Gallup E W Haley Maffenry Hamilton Louis Dellwig and Jack Happy for the annual peanut sale set for Saturday September 28 in Lawrence Kansas Proceeds fund youth programs including support for a local orchopedic clinic The sale may move to KU Oregon State football game if needed Dean M C Slough KU School of Law spoke at the Kiwanis meeting urging support for the Lawrence United Fund campaign plan and budget
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Lawrence United ‘Fund
32nd Infantry vets hold Leavenworth reunion today
The 24th annual reunion of the 32nd U S Volunteer Infantry Association opens in Leavenworth with veterans from Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma and the Indian Territory attending. They plan a day at Fort Leavenworth as part of the observance. Hospital news reports a polio-survivor mother, Elizabeth Gran, 28, of New Brunswick, gave birth by Caesarean to Catherine Ann, a healthy girl weighing five pounds five ounces, the first birth recorded for a quadriplegic patient at Beth Israel Hospital. Her husband John is a Rutgers graduate student. they have two older sons born before her illness in 1954. The vets were among 1,250 officers and men who left Fort Leavenworth on Sept. 16, 1899 to quell the insurrection.
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Fairless Appointed Chair of Kansas Library Drive
Benjamin F. Fairless, president of the Iron and Steel Institute, is named chairman of the executive committee for Kansas Governor's Committee for the Eisenhower Presidential Library at Abilene. Gov. George Docking and former Sen. Harry Darby co-chair the panel, which aims to raise three million dollars for library construction.
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Harry Darby
Kansas City
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Youth Eyes Regain Sight After Lye Attack in Class
In New York 16 year old David Ozersky showed improved sight after a classmate threw a beer bottle full of lye in his face at Thomas Jefferson High School. A second student was badly burned and 18 others and a teacher suffered minor injuries from the splatter. The alleged assailant Maurice Keasler 17 faces arraignment on felonious assault charges.
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Protest by Negroes and Puerto Ricans over Poor School Buildings
About 100 Black and Puerto Rican parents picketed near City Hall to protest substandard school conditions. The demonstration lasted over an hour before Mayor Wagner and Councilman Brown met with ten demonstrators. Activists from Parents in Action Against Educational Discrimination urged integration as the Board of Education's Commission on Integration proposed rezoning to blend districts around predominantly Black neighborhoods.
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Winchester Fund Drive Raises 52637.21 for Memorial Hospital
A voluntary fund drive in Jefferson County Winchester has raised 52637.21 from local individuals. The campaign sought contributions of 1 or more but did not run a formal drive. A 500 gift also came from the Winchester Lions Club.
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