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Rates listed for Casernine 2 rents per week and one year in Pouelas and adjoining counties. United States subscriptions are per year. Post office entry in Lawrence. Classified as periodical matter. Associated Press member and Audit Bureau of Circulations member. Saturday Evening. September 2, 1957.
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Casernine
Pouelas
United States
Lawrence Ae Ber
Associated Derse
Audit Bureau of Circwinions
Poland’s Young Communist Seeks Freedom Beyond Party
In Warsaw Fryderyk, a 19th century born Polish Communist, narrates a life from Warsaw uprising to Khrushchev critiques of Stalin. He now advocates full individual and press freedom and a liberalized economy, signaling a shift among Poland’s younger Communist generation and a wider public push for reform.
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Warsaw
Poland
Fryderyk
Communist Party
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Wola
Pelansi
Grunwald
Tito
Khrushchev
Tam Young
Fryderky
Gamulka
Schweitzer’s U S Trip Plea Amid Busy Schedule
Dr Albert Schweitzer hosted by the National Arts Foundation at his Alsace home last week but cannot visit the United States to press his plea to halt atom bomb tests. He is occupied with writing his book eating plum cake and playing Bach. The feature also notes Darryl F Zanuck in a Grand Tour 53 mm film project with limited cameras and anecdotes about Charles Chaplin and other Hollywood figures. It mentions Ernie Kovacs and Edie Adama's wedding anniversary celebrations and various entertainment industry notes.
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Leonard
Albert Schweitzer
Carleton Smiths
National Arts Foundation
Alsace
U.S
Schweitzer
Darryl F. Zanuck
Zanuck
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Ernie Kovacs
Edie Adama
Kovacs
Hollywood
Armstrong and Kitt criticize Eisenhower in heated exchange
The article reports Louis Armstrong and Eartha Kitt condemning the Eisenhower administration and southern policies with sharp rhetoric. It defends the president’s record, praises federal courts and the administration for backing civil rights, and labels Armstrong’s critique as harmful to national unity while noting Arkansas politics polarizes race issues.
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Louis Armstrong
Eartha Kitt
Eisenhower
South
Heill
Mass Kity
Amstrong
Abraham Lincoln
Dwight Eisenhower
Trumpeteer
Arkansas
Arkansan
Gov. Faubus
Little Rock
Armstrong
Miss Kitt
Safety on the Pike on the Kansas Turnpike
A Kansas Turnpike safety review finds four of five crashes are single-vehicle. Head-ons are rare due to the divided highway. Most multi-vehicle wrecks occur in passing or merging, often from excessive speed. Careful driving increases survival odds on this highway. The piece argues safety as the top reason to use the Turnpike.
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Kansas Turnpike
Fashion Pace and the Perils of Men's Dress
The article notes fashion trends favor men with minimal shifts while women face rapid, risky style changes. It humorously salutes male practicality despite occasional worries over ties, lapels, and coats, and riffs on social pressures from Paris or New York fashion dicta. It ends noting many reasons men exist beyond fashion attitudes.
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Paris
New York
Kansas University Women Students Curfew Through History
A survey of KU student life recalls a 40 year old rule requiring women to be in dwellings by 10 p m Monday through Thursday and Sunday with 11 p m on Friday and Saturday. Today curfews shift to 10 20 p m early week and later weekends, prompting reflections on change and future expectations.
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Kansas University
Tom
Parallel on Docking Huxman Two Demo Governors Alike
Roses and roadblocks marked Gov Docking era as critics compare him to Gov Huxman. The piece traces sales tax disputes, special sessions, and pardon records, noting parallel strains between the two Democrat leaders and the evolving Republican opposition. It highlights lessons from 1937 1938 and current proposals shaping Docking second year.
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Huxman
Republi
Docking
Huxmans
Muaman
Jackson Club
County Attorney’s Association
Dale A. Speigel
Paul R. Wanach
Kingman
Wunsch
Senate
State Senate
Letters on Censorship and Twain in a 20th Century View
A reader comments on classroom life with students sneezing and coping with colds while lamenting attempts to alter classics like Huck Finn. The piece argues against censoring or rewriting literature, defending Twain’s work and noting criticism of past permissive changes to Stephen Foster lyrics. It frames the debate as a clash between heritage and shifting social mores.
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Huck Finn
Jim
Huck
Stephen Foster
Nera
Big Brother
George Orwell
Hack Finn
New York Ist School Board
America
Board drops Twain book from New York City textbooks
The New York City Board of Education removes The Adventures of Tom Sawyer from approved texts amid claims of racial offensiveness. Publishers say the action stems from passages deemed racially offensive, while officials deny it. The NAACP has long campaigned against Twain’s works, arguing racial issues in the author’s writing.
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Whhite
New York City
Record growth hits 1000 at Kansas University this fall
A Kansas University enrollment notes that the fall figures exceed 1,000 with a forecast to reach 16,000 by 1970. The article argues state colleges face rising costs and questions whether institutions like Mother Muhlenberg can handle the surge in students in coming years.
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Erie Kansas University
Muhbert
Abe
Hantin
Shortage of excellent teachers threatens U S education growth
The President's Committee on Education Beyond the High School warns the U S faces a mounting shortage of high quality teachers as competition for manpower from industry rises. The Kansas Legislature boosted college teachers' pay, but future leaders must make teaching more attractive financially and in working conditions to meet demand. The piece notes a critical bottleneck in expanding education and warns of potential disaster if seed corn is consumed. The report urges salary and conditions improvements to lure qualified entrants.
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Eisenhower
United States
Kansas
Bible Verse Summary From Exodus 1 1
An OCR fragment references Exodus 1 about a new king who did not know Joseph and the rise of oppression in Egypt. The line appears incomplete but signals a transition in biblical narrative affecting the Hebrew people.
Old Home Town Notes From 1947 Saint Trinity News
Old items recount 1947 events at Trinity Episcopal Church with Raymond Tuemeyer as assistant pastor, Mary Louise Patton birthday party at the Jayhawker, and a list of guests. Also Lawrence High beat Manhattan 19 to 13 in football with new uniforms.
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Raymond Tuemeyer
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mary Louise Patton
Jayhawker
Patton
Emery Underwood
Judy Cotton
Shirley Dahlene
Patty Lou Steen
Janice Emick
Nancy Jerome
Nancy Underwood
Anne Clark
Ann Clifton
Carol Clifton
Mary Ann Anderson
Molly Dixon
Joan Jones
Joyce Kimber
Sharon Tripp
Lawrence High
Manhattan
Lions
Oska- Joosa
City Planning Commission
Vermont
New Hamphire
Mina Dias
Wallace Wtcu
New Books at Free Public Library This Week
A list of recent library additions across topics from Freud to counterfeiting and germs. Notable titles include ENGINEERING IN HISTORY by Richard Shelton Kirby and others, MONEY OF THEIR OWN on famous forgers, BATTLE FOR THE MIND by William Sargant, and THE DEATH AND REBIRTH OF PSYCHOLOGY by Ira Progoft. Also introduces NOVEL THE NINE-MILE CIRCLE by Patt Hill and THE SECOND MAN by Edward Grierson.
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Richard Shelton Kirby
Murray Teigh Bloom
William Sargant
Teading
Tech
Free Public Library
A. L. Baron
Ira Progoft
Freud
Adler
Jung
Rank
Patt Hill
Ife
Edward Grierson
Current Best Sellers in Fiction and Nonfiction
The list covers top fiction titles including The Beach by Nevil Shute, Peyton Place by Grace Metalios, The World of Suzie Wong by Richard Mason, Rally Round the Flag Boys by Max Shulman, Letter from Pering by Pearl Buck, and nonfictions The Hidden Persuaders by Vance Packard, The Innocent Ambassador by Philip Wylie, Baruch My Own Story by Bernard Baruch, Stay Alive All Your Life by Norman Vincent Peale, The Day Christ Died by Jim Bishop.
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Anute Peyton Place
Grace Metalious
Suzie Wong
Richard Mason
Max Shulman
Pering
Pearl Buck
Vance Packard
Philip Wylie
Baruch
Bernard Baruch
Norman Vincent Peale
Christ
Jim Bishop
Wartime Books and Biographies Featured in 1957 List
A survey of titles spanning English history Chaucer to Tudors and a study of Communism. Included are Trevelyan illustrated histories, Yourcenar novel COUP DE GRACE, and works by Paul Scott and Tom Rowan.
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G. M. Trevelyan
Chaucer
England
R. N. Carew Hunt
Sandy
Marguerite Yourcenar
Russia
Latvia
Paul Scott
Rouge Yates
Tom Rowan
Tony Yates
Australia
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