KU Project On Animal Eyes Study
KU physiologist Dr. David G Fleming leads a three phase study funded by the Public Health Service with a $4,255 grant for year three. Researchers examine cat and rabbit eyes to learn how ocular focusing muscles and blood flow relate to eye pressure. A camera images the retina to observe vascular changes tied to disease.
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A, Kansas University
Oo Po Public Health Service
David G. Fleming
Federal Agency
Fleming
Soviet Espionage Case Hits Canada in Suspected Bid
Quebec papers report an anti Communist group prepared a brief charging two members of the Soviet embassy with attempting to buy secret data on a Canadian jet fighter. The Pan American Anti Communist League will present the brief to Foreign Minister Lester Pearson. The Montreal Gazette notes the government may expel the two diplomats after it says the Russians approached a Royal Canadian Air Force civilian employee offering classified CPI data.
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Quebec
Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph
Pan-American Anti-Communist League
Lester Pearson
Montreal Gazette
Pepera
Royal Canadian Air Force
CPI
State survey releases two new topographic maps
The State Geological Survey at Kansas University issued two new topographic maps last week. One covers the Santa Fe Lake quadrangle in Butler County and the other the New Cambria quadrangle north of Salina. Each map uses a scale of about 1:63 360 with 10 foot contour intervals and shows features such as highways and state lakes.
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State Geological Survey
Kansas University
Santa Fe Lake
Butler County
New Cambria
Salina
Saline
Ottawa
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Butler Coty State Lake
U.S. Geological Survey
Kansas
Kansas City to Host Political Spotlight This Week
Greater Kansas City becomes a national preaudience focal point with Adlai Stevenson delivering a pep talk to party workers at the Municipal Auditorium. Both figures are set to appear on radio and local television in Kansas City Missouri at 8 30 p m and 9 p m respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Municipal Auditorium
Stormy Weather Threatens Gulf Coast Regions
Weather for other areas reports stormy conditions sweeping southern Louisiana and threatening wide Gulf Coast areas. A hurricane outlook targets the Mississippi Alabama coast as heavy rain and strong winds cause tides and some flooding elsewhere along the Pacific coast.
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Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Mississippi - Alabama
Pacific Coast
Groucho Marx to Buy $250,000 Los Angeles Home
Groucho Marx teases a new 6219,000 home for his wife on Hillcrest Road Los Angeles high above Mocambo, amid party chatter at Romanoff's hosted by NBC. He jokes about a round bathtub, his long TV contract, and a wary view of costs while recalling Rome and ancient baths.
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Earl
New York
Groucho Marx
Mellyweed Mills
Groucho
Hillcrest Road
Los Angeles
Mocambo
Romanoff's
NBC
Mike Romanoff
Scranton
Ike Scranton
B. W
Italy
Truesdale Estate
Ex Miss America Sharon Ritchie Weds Don Cherry in Denver
The 1956 Miss America Sharon Ritchie and singer-golfer Don Cherry married in a 23 minute ceremony at Denver Central Christian Church before 50 guests. The couple honeymooned at a mountain hideaway in Colorado with a crowd of about 500 watching outside. Cherry plans to play in a Dallas exhibition next Sunday. The bride, from Grand Island, met Cherry in Wichita Falls five months ago.
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Denver
Sharon Kay Ritchie
Don Cherry
Colorado
Cherry
Dallas
Tex
Central Christian Church
Mrs. Cherry
Atlantic City
N. J
Grand Island
Neb
Wichita Falls
No Danger Is Seen From Suez Closure
Washington and M J Rathbone of Standard Oil said the Suez Canal closing would not cause serious oil disruption. He proposed shifting supplies and increasing US, Venezuelan, and Canadian production to meet US and Western Europe needs with the world’s tanker fleet intact.
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Washington
M. J. Rathbone
Standard Oil Ca
New Jersey
Suez Canal
Europe
Rathbone
U. S. News & World Report
Venezuela
Canada
United States
KU Education Faculty Map Three Weekly Trips
Three trips are slated this week for Kansas University School of Education members. Dean Kenneth Anderson and professors Clay Hobson and Johnn Nicholson will Tuesday visit Coffeyville as junior student problem advisors. A later plan considers KU education specialists aiding Coffeyville teams this year and next. Hobson and Edon Breazier attend Wichita meetings of the state supervision and curriculum group while Twente and Nicholson journey to Buhler to survey high school district needs with local graduate students assisting.
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Kansas University School of Education
Kenneth Anderson
Clay Hobson
Johnn Nicholson
Coffeyville
K.U
Hobson
Edon E. Breazier
Centennial School
Kansas Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
Wichita
J. W. Twente
Nicholson
Buhler
Buhler High School
Edwin Watson
St. Benedict's Abbey
Atchison
Clifford Pfeltz
N.il St
Nationalist Rebels Hit Three Times in Algiers
Nationalist rebels struck eight times within three hours after dawn today in Algiers wounding several and killing at least one. French officials reported attacks around the Kierian capital and in Edenton and Constantine regions, as forces clashed with rebels during a weekend of heavy activity.
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Algiers
Edenton
Constantine
Docking puzzled by GOP stance on auto property tax
Meade says opposition from GOP circles is puzzling as he campaigns for governor. He cites the Kansas League of Municipalities and the Northeast Kansas County Officials Assn as resisting the tax. He notes the tax would fund a constitutional amendment and insists only the regular military levy remains with the state. Towle of Topeka warns the state could claim more than its share once enacted.
Hutchinson Woman Elected Kansas Junior Savings Leader
The Kansas Junior Savings and Loan League elected Maxine Morgan of Hutchinson as president during weekend final sessions on the University of Kansas campus. Leon Mahoney of Pratt was named vice president and Chester Pennock of Osawatomie secretary or treasurer in the annual seminar results.
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Kansas Junior Savings and Loan League
Maxine Morgan
Hutchinson
University of Kansas
Leon Mahoney
Pratt
Chester Pennock
Osawatomie
Burma backs Nasser in Suez canal dispute
Burma's prime minister U Ba Swe announced his government's support for President Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal. He urged freedom of navigation for all nations and a peaceful settlement of the dispute.
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Rangoon i
U Ba Swe
Nasser
Suez Canal
Na Swe
Wheat price support lists Undesirable Varieties for 1957
A 20 cent per bushel discount under the 1957 wheat price support applies to designated undesirable varieties including Hard Red Winter Early Pawnes Stafford Early Blackbull Red Chief Chiefkau Ranking Merchief Red Jacket Yogo Blue Jacket and Soft Red Winter Kanvale. Producers certify their seed and harvest to identify the variety in current year shipments as a safety measure against low quality wheat entering markets. In Chicago two policemen were wounded when a motorist's fountain pen shaped weapon discharged after a stop for speeding. Edward Bredburg was wounded in the left hand and Raymond Maszka grazed in the stomach. Bredburg seized the weapon from J. B. Wash, who failed to show a license. Wash and companion M. B. Jones are Negroes.
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Chicago
Stockton
Stafford
Kanvale
Don Palmateer
Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Palmateer
U.S
Frice
Edward Bredburg
Raymond Maszka
Bredburg
J. B. Wash
Wash
M. B. jJones
NROTC Exams Announced For Navy Reserve Officer Training
Vice Admiral James A. Holloway Jr announced the annual National competitive examinations for the Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps will be offered to high school seniors in December. Applications are available and must be completed by November 17 at high schools, the University NROTC office, Navy recruiting stations, or the Chief of Naval Personnel in Washington.
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Navy
Dee
James A. Holloway Jr
Naval Personnel
Iimgns University Nrotc
Navy Recruiting Offices
Chief of Naval Personnel
Alliance ministers press NATO nonmilitary cooperation
A three man Atlantic Alliance committee named by NATO nations held talks on Saturday to broaden nonmilitary cooperation. Forman Ministers Gaetano Marting of Italy Hilvard Lange of Norway and Lester B Pearson of Canada led the meeting seeking practical ways to expand NATO unity and extend cooperation in nonmilitary fields.
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Paris
NATO
Form¢n
Gaetano Marting
Uaty
Hilvard Lange
Norway
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Kans Charlton announces medical circuit course schedule
William Nelliean, executive secretary of KU Postgraduate Medical Program, releases schedule for the Kansas Circuit Course. Six subjects will be taught monthly by KU Medical Center specialists across eight centers in eastern and western Kansas. Instructional teams of four physicians will cover one circuit each month. First circuits set for December 4 to 7.
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Kansas Circuit
William Nelliean
Kansas University
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Riley County Hospital
Manhattan
Nesd Hizabeth's
Dee
Dean Stockton Leads Kansas Missouri Career Study
Dean Frank T Stockton director of special projects at Kansas University Extension led a yearlong study financed by the U S Department of Labor through the Employment Security Division of Kansas and Missouri. The project surveys 16 engineering and scientific occupations, shortages, future employer needs by 1961, and college graduate supply in Kansas and Missouri. The study, first of its kind, will be published early next year.
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Frank T. Stockton
Kansas University Extension
School of Business and University Extension
U.S. Department of Labor
Employment Security Division
Kansas
Missouri
Stockton
Kansas and
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Ennamet Green, living in Coffeyville this summer, spent several days at home. Kenneth Daniels and family from Lawrence called, as did Tom Cotton and Lonnie Kingery and family from Lawrence. Robert Ulrich’s weekend visit included Olithe relatives and the Old Settlers Picnic. Nelson Gish hosted callers from Prairie Village and others in Pleasant Grove.
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Enmamet Green
Coffeyville
Kenneth Daniels
Lawrence
Robert Ulrich
Olithe
Old Settlers
Tom Cotton
Pleasant Grove
Lonnie Kingery
Lonnie
Nelson Gish
Robert Ramseyer
Robert
Sally
Prairie Village
Tear Out Ad for Pan $1,000 Life Insurance
An old fashioned mail order life insurance ad targets people age 60 to 80. It offers a $1,000 policy to cover final expenses with no obligation and promises all processing by mail through Old American of Kansas City. Copy includes a mail address in Kansas City Missouri and requests name address and age.
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Wished
Don Engels
Hal Jackson
Peter Arnell
Earl
Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th
Kansan
City
Sunday School and Social Visits Across Town
The report notes Judy, Linda Stiteler and Paul Ulrich visiting Sunday School last Sunday morning. Mrs. Nelson Gish hosted the Social Circle Club Thursday afternoon. Howard Petefish and son John from Eudora called on the Ulrichs, and Roy Beckrer of Ottawa spent Sunday with I. L. Montgomery. Frank Finley entered KU Medical Center in Kansas City for observation and treatment.
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Robert Ulrich
Judy
Linda Stiteler
Paul David Ulrich
Nelson Gish
Social Circle Club
Howard Petefish
John
Eudora
Roy Beckrer
Ottawa
I. L. Montgomery
Frank Finley
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
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