Truman declines Senate bid in Missouri race
Former President Harry S. Truman announced at the Truman Library that he will not accept the U S Senate nomination to fill the late Thomas C Hennings seat in Missouri He urged no specific candidate and said a younger man should hold the post for the remainder of the term Democratic figures including Atty Gen John M Dalton Gov James T Blair and Rep Charles H Brown weighed their options while Dalton said he would stay neutral and Truman urged a free hand for the committee.
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Senate
Truman
John M. Dalton
Hennings
Dalton
Mark R. Holloran
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Holloran
State Committee
Charles H
Charlie) Brown
Springfield
James T. Blair
Blair
New York
Brown
Missouri
Democratic Party
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
IKE NIKITA MEETING: WHITE HOUSE FACTS DODGED
Washington AP says White House press secretary Hagerty denied plans for a meeting between President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev amid ongoing Russian propaganda. The statement blames misreports on the propaganda campaign.
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Washington
White House
James C. ‘Hagerty
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Rival Purchases Wichita Beacon
Wichita Eagle owner Marcellus Murdock announces the Eagle has bought its rival the Wichita Beacon effective immediately. The sale unites two papers founded in 1872 and plans a combined operation with a single morning and evening edition.
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Wichita Beacon
Wichita, Kan
Wichita Eagle
Kansas City
The
Eagle
Beacon
Marcellus M. Murdock
Col
Marshall M. Murdock
Elliott A. Levand
Beacon Newspaper Corp., Inc
Levand Brothers
Henry J. Allen
Funeral for Pauline Conser in Kansas City Kansas
Pauline Conser of Kansas City Kansas died at the Kansas University Medical Center. Funeral services are at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Kansas City Kansas, burial in Forest Hills Cemetery. Surviving is sister Mrs. B F Stegmaier, other relatives include Mary Cole and Ernest Cooney. Contributions requested to church or leukemia fund.
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Pauline Conser
Kansas City
Kan
B. F. Stegmaier
Route 1
Kansas University Medical Center
Lawrence
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
42Nd and
Rainbow Blvd
Forest Hills
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church Fund
Leukemia Fund
Stegmaier
Mary Cole
Ernest Cooney
Emil Lucas
John Hultz
Will Lucas
Turner
Frank Lucas
Oklahoma City
Evangelist Pauelceus to Speak at Pentecostal Church
Port-au-Prince Haiti evangelist Joseph Pauelceus will headline the 8 p.m. Wednesday service at the Pentecostal Church located at 18th and Tennessee Streets. The public is invited to attend.
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Joseph Pauelceus
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Pentecostal Church
18Th and Tenn. Sts
Congo army airlift ends Katanga conflict as troops depart
United Nations organized an airlift moving over 2,200 Congolese soldiers back to Stanleyville Leopoldville and Thysville from the Katanga invasion zone. Ceasefire held ten days as UN truce observers monitored the no man’s land, with Col Joseph Mobutu arranging the return flights.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Katanga
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Stanleyville
Leopoldville
Thysville
Congo
U. N
No Man’s Land
National Army
Kataga
Kindu
Kivu
Bakwanga
Kasai
Kongolo
Kasongo
Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Frick OKs World Series Tickets for St. Louis
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick authorized the Cardinals to print World Series tickets. St Louis trails the Pirates by 5 1/2 games in the National League and the series opens in St Louis on October 5 in the home city of the NL champion.
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ST. Louis
Ford Frick
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Local Hospital Notes Births and New Arrivals List
Memorial Hospital records show multiple residents and families including Elaine Mathena, Betty Nelson, Peter Hermes, Alice Enos, Elsie Spaulding, Huelan Richardson, Patricia Mooney, Jewel Benson, John Arbenz, Norma Bennett, Marian Maddocks, Vioya Smith, Reta Cooper, Richard Stauber, Roger Wyer, Phyllis Gibler and baby, Duane Shuck, John Weeks, Isolde Macy and baby, Linda Collier and baby, Joann Seele and baby, John Coffman, Lucille Achning, Donna Harsister, Mildred Oakson, Richard Kramer, Ray Mooney, Glenn Bennett, Gary Pringle, and Harold Maddocks. Several births noted: Ist St and Richard Kramer’s son Monday. Ray Mooney’s son today. Glenn Bennett’s daughter today. Gary Pringle’s daughter today. Harold Maddocks’s son today.
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Elaine Mathena
Betty Nelson
E. J. Isle
Seabrook
Peter Hermes
Lawrence Ave
Alice Enos
Elsie Spaulding
Huelan Richardson
Lee Riling
Tenn
Patricia Mooney
Eudora
Jewel Benson
Stouffer Place
John Arbenz
Russell Greer
Baldwin
Reta Cooper
Stratford Rd
Richard Stauber
Roger Wyer
Phyllis Gibler
Duane Shuck
John Weeks
W. 15Th
Isolde Macy
Linda Collier
Joann Seele
John Coffman
Ottawa
Lucille Achning
Ark
Donna Hardister
Summit
Mildred Oakson
Tonganoxie
Ist
Richard Kramer
Miller Dr
Ray Mooney
Glenn Bennett
Route 1
Gary Pringle
N. H
Harold Maddocks
Mitchell Rd
Anderson Holds Edge in Hutchinson News Straw Vote
John Anderson leads George Docking 1257 to 1182 after three days at the State Fair straw poll in Hutchinson. 232 voters undecided. Nixon tops Kennedy 1558 to 917 with 196 undecided. Schoeppel leads Theis 1530 to 718 with 423 undecided.
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Hutchinson
John Anderson
George Docking
Hutchinson News
U.S
GOP
Richards Nixon
John Kennedy
Kansas
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Theis
Ex-Local Man Is Survivor's Dad
Stephen R. Hatfield, a 20 year old airline crash survivor on Guam, is the son of Ralph F. Hatfield of Kansas City Missouri. Ralph grew up in Lawrence and attended Kansas University. Stephen reports burns on both hands and expects a week in hospital. He plans to return home on discharge from the Navy and joked about coming home by donkey.
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Stephen R. Hatfield
Guam
Lawrence
Ralph F. Hatfield
Kansas City
Ralph
Kansas University
A. T. Hatfield
Ky. St
W. W. Hatfield
Vt. St
The
Journal-World Today
Stephen
U. S. Naval Hospital
Hatfield
Navy
Farm Equipment Salesman Hurt Inspecting Combine
Huelan T Richardson of Route 5 was hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after breaking his right leg while inspecting a Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co. combine on the Nemec farm Route 4. He stepped into a hole at about 6 p.m. Monday and underwent surgery to set the fracture just below the hip joint.
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Huelan T. Richardson
Route 5
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Richardson
Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co
Charles Nemec
Route 4
Court actions in county cases bound over and paroled
In the Courts county court Charles A. Stevenson of Baldwins bound over to November term of district court on kidnapping charge with a $1500 bond. Ralph Rankin of Eudora paroled from a 30 day jail sentence for assault.
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Charles A. Stevenin
Baldwing
Ralph Rankin
Eudora
Labor backs Governor Docking. GOP cries foul in Kansas
In Topeka the AFL-CIO labor federation endorses Gov. George Docking, a Democrat, drawing a sharp response from GOP chairman James B. Pearson. Pearson says Anderson refused labor money and that the endorsement signals a prearranged plan. Docking praises the labor committee’s reasons as public spirited and supportive of all groups.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
The
State Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
James B. Pearson
John Anderson
Labor Committee
Pearson
Democratic Party
GOP
Anderson
Recent Additions To KU Fresh Club
Kansas University adds a long list of new players to the 40 man freshman football roster appearing in the Journal World. Names include Jim Black Phil Butler Joe Cohen Dave Cohn Chuck Forgue Bill Kyte John Long Dave Monk Dick Myers Gene McPherson Nolan Thorpe Nell Netward Larry Parsona Perry Osa watomie Dave Ransopher Larry Reynolds Dave Robinson William Stendera Ken Sahre Ron Szyzygle Pete Tucker Vic Copeland Ron Wild Gerald Wood and Bob Yockle among others from various cities.
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Kansas University
the Journal-World
Larry Benner
Red Hill
Bill Bicket
Indiania
Miss
Jim Black
Kansas City
Phil Butler
Joe Cohen
Hillside
N.J
Dave Cohn
Woodmere
Chuck Forgue
Salina
Ron Greenleee
Albion
N.Y
Phil Hopkins
Roadhouse
Bill Kyte
Kansan City
John Long
Wichita
Dave Monk
Prairie Village
Jim Myers
Guards
Overland Park
Gene McPherson
Tonganoxie
Nolan’ Thorpe
Ottawa
Nell Netward
Beloit
Larry Parsona
Lawrence
Kent. Perry
Osawatomie
Anthony Rucco
New York
Dave Ransopher
Manhattan
Larry Reynolds
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dave Robinson
Tola
William Stendera
Luray
Ken Sahre
John Schmidt
Marysville
Ron Szyzygle
Leavenworth
Pete Tucker
Alexandria
Tom Thornton
T. Des Moines
Vic Copeland
Mullinville
Ron Wild
Gerald Wood
Larned
Bob Yockle
Lawrence High Red and Black Yearbook Rated Excellent
The Red and Black yearbook at Lawrence High School earned an A excellent rating from the National School Yearbook Assn. in Columbia Missouri. Officials say the book ranks in the upper twenty percent of scores and praise thorough coverage pictorial information layout planning and improved covers compared with past years.
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Lawrence High School
National School Yearbook Assn
Columbia
Special Local Buses Not Available for Nixon KC Visit
Kansas Republicans will not use local buses to attend Vice President Richard Nixon's appearance in Kansas City this Friday. Douglas County GOP chair Ethel High urged members to travel by private car due to higher demand for distant areas. She added that a road trip by personal vehicle is feasible and hopes for strong turnout.
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Richard Nixon
GOP
Kansas City
Ethel High
Douglas County
KCC Loses Bid for New Trial on Phone Rate Case
Shawnee County District Court over ruled a new trial motion by the Kansas Corporation Commission in a bid to reconsider a temporary rate increase. The court granted Southwestern Bell Telephone Co about 4.5 million dollars a year pending permanent rates. Governor Docking backed the KCC, while he acknowledged stock interests in AT T.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
KCC
State Supreme Court
Harry Wiles
Wiles
George Docking
oTth
Docking
At&t
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Southwestern Bell
Lawrence Chief Announces Parking Zone D Entrance Closure
University of Kansas police chief Joe Skillman says the entrance to parking zone D west of Hoch Auditorium will close for repair starting Wednesday. Jayhawk Boulevard entry near Marvin Hall remains available for parking.
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Kansas University
Joe Skillman
Hoch Auditorium
Marvin Hall
Carlson Wins City Golf Tour Championship at LCC
Carl son and Bob Stoland deadlocked at 150 after 36 holes then Carlson defeated Stoland by seven strokes in an 18 hole playoff for the City Golf Tour championship at Lawrence Country Club. Al Hack and Don Steinker shared third and fourth place.
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Paul Carlson
Bob Stoland
Lawrence Country Club
Carlson
Stoland
LCC
al Hack
Don Steinker
AFL-CIO Backs Docking For Re-Election In Kansas
The Kansas AFL-CIO executive committee endorsed Gov. George Docking Democrat saying his tax veto record and fiscal policy benefit workers. They praised his opposition to broader sales tax increases and his efforts to trim state budgets while supporting safety health workers comp and unemployment payments.
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Topeka
Kansas Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
George Docking
Docking
William S. Holly
State Federation
H. H. Yount
F. E. Black
Kansas
Labor Committee
Afl-Cio Committee
Local Business Boom On West 23rd Street District
Grif's Burger Bar on West 23rd Street is finished valued at 25000 dollars. Time Plans Inc moves into a vacant building at 6th and Mass Streets as a new finance office. A third 100000 apartment at Southridge Plaza joins the area. The Federal Land Bank project at Tih and R. I. Streets totals 29000 dollars. A new dry cleaning firm rises at 23rd and Naismith Road. Margaret's Cafe opens at 1104 West 23rd.
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West 23Rd Street
6Th and
Mass. Sts
Time Plans Inc
Southridge Plaza
23Rd and
Town Sts
Federal Land Bank
Tih and
R. I. Sts
Pickup
23Rd
Naismith, Rd
Stone
West 25Rd
Margaret’s
W. 23Rd
Card of Thanks for Bertha Taeschner family
The Taeschner family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy after the passing of their husband and father. They appreciate flowers and gifts. Signed by Mrs. Bertha Taeschner and children Alvin and Marie.
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Bertha Taeschner
Alvin
Marie
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