IMF Urges US and West Germany to Ease Trade Barriers
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank issued an annual report urging lower trade barriers and more foreign investment to ease inflationary pressures and address shaky currencies. It notes the United States and Federal Republic of Germany as pivotal in global policy and warns against assuming continued large-scale overseas spending.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
United States
West Germany
Per Jacobsson
World Bank
Federal Republic of Germany
U.S
Shield Sought For Soviet Subversion In Middle East
London reports on Baghdad Pact Antisubversion Committee actions with Britain Pakistan Turkey Iraq Iran and the United States. Delegates study intelligence on Red agents in Syria to boost antigovernment factions in Lebanon and Jordan while assessing Soviet influence across Syria Egypt and Yemen. Syrian leaders accuse the West as U.N. aid is sought.
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United States
Red
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Egypt
Yemen
Britain
Pakistan
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
London
Asif Bizry
Homs
Extremists Blamed for Violence at Central High School Incident
IP-Evangelist Graham said violence tied to the attempted integration at Central High School yesterday was the work of extremists from out of town. He called the episode a tragedy and said it provided the Communists with propaganda leverage.
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Graham
Central High School
Mears
ROTC Adds New Officer To KU Staff
The Kansas University Air Force ROTC welcomes 1st Lt. Don Hunter to its teaching staff this year. A Coleridge Nebraska native, he arrives from Thule Greenland after previous duty. A Wayne State Teachers College graduate, he served as an instructor in Texas before assignments in Presque Isle Maine and then Thule.
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Kansas University Air Force Rotc
Don Hunter
Coleridge
Neb
Hunter
Thule
Greenland
Wayne State Teachers College
Wayne
Texas
Presque Isle
Tunisia Accepts Egyptian Arms Offer Amid regional tensions
Cairo reports Tunisia will receive weapons from Egypt after President Nasser offered aid following Bourguiba’s appeal to “brother countries.” A Tunisian spokesman said a mission will depart for Cairo to arrange delivery terms, with no details on weapon types. The move aligns with Tunisia’s stance toward the Western bloc amid clashes with France over Algeria.
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Tunisia
Cairo
Alayer el Sahbani
Tunis
Tumis
Habib Bourguiba
Algeria
U.S
U. S
Olathe Blanks DeSotons In Monday Grid Opener
Olathe High School shutout De Soto High 19 0 in a season opener played Monday night at DeSoto. The game moved from Friday due to heavy rain. Olathe’s veterans led by Carl Martinson and Larry Motzkus dominated, while De Soto fielded backs Herman Sisk Jim Talley and John McAninch with newcomer Ron Lindsey at fullback. De Soto opens league play Friday at Gardner in a tossup.
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Olathe High School
DeSoto High
DeSoto
Olathe
Carl Martinson
Larry Motzkus
Junior Kindred
Adrian Davis
Ron McDaniel
Jerry Reid
Billy Deay
Junior Rodgers
Larry Smith
Herman Sisk
Jim Talley
John McAninch
Ron Lindsey
Sisk
Talley
Lawrence American Legion
McAninch
DeSolans
Gardner
Five Pamir Crew Rescued as Search Continues
Five Pamir crewmen were rescued after hours in a leaking lifeboat in the Atlantic storm. They reported seeing a light from the other lifeboat launched before disaster struck. The Pamir, carrying 86, was caught in Hurricane Carrie Saturday. the second lifeboat held 25 men, possibly the remaining survivors.
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London
Pamir
County Court Fines Drunken on Public Highway
Two men were fined 350 dollars and costs each in County Court on charges of being drunk on a public highway. The defendants are George Edward Douglas of Grinnell Kansas and Boyd Marvin Geer of Kansas City Missouri.
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George Edward Douglas
Grinnell
Kas
Boyd Marvin Geer
Kansas City
Freeman, Brainerd, Dies After Illness at 74
Don A. Freeman, 74, died Monday night at St. Joseph's Hospital in Brainerd Minnesota after a several month illness. He was a brother in law of the late W C Simons and an uncle of Dolph Simons. Born in St. Cloud, he lived in Brainerd 20 years. Mrs Freeman, the former Grayce Simons, died November 25, 1956. Funeral services will be Thursday afternoon at Brainerd with burial at St. Cloud cemetery. Also note Zerbal Lodge of Perfection meeting Wednesday Sept 25 1957 at 5:30 pm Supper and degree work 7:30 pm. Sojourners welcome.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Brainerd
Minn
W. C. Simons
Dolph Simons
Freeman
St. Cloud
Willie
Bt. Cloud
Zerbal Lodge of Perfection
Sojourners
Guy Redfearn
V. M
Wright
Beey
Ady
Baker Baldwin In Grange Fair Opens Thursday Program
Baker University and Baldwin High School lead the Thursday night program for the Vinland Grange Fair with an address by Baker University president Dr William Scarborough. The program features the Baker University Male Quartet Phi Mu Sextette Julie Thomson and two numbers by Frank Purvis. J D King notes a Kansas City television entertainers team will perform Friday night. The Amateur Talent Show offers acrobatic tap dance pantomime vocal numbers with prizes of 5 3 and 2.
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Baldwin High School
William Tice
Baldwin Commercial Club
William Scarborough
Phi Mu
Julie Thomson
Baker
Frank Purvis
Terry Danley
Sandra Williams
J. D. King
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
King
J. B. Wiggins
Lawrence
Wiggins
Gunn's Story on Radio NX Minus One
Science fiction tale Tsy- Jana by James E. Gunn aired Thursday night on NBC NX Minus One. Gunn, KU Alumni Magazine editor, has seen several stories broadcast nationally through the program.
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NBC
James E. Gunn
Kansas University Alumni Magazine
Gunn
Soldier Says Girard Action Was a Joke
SOMAGAHARA Japan A US soldier testified that William S Girard filled an empty cartridge case as a joke near an outdoor machine gun position and killed a Japanese woman after enticing her into range Victory Nickel said he threw more than 10 brass cartridges at Girards urging He said Girard motioned that it was all right for the woman to pick up the brass and joked about the danger.
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U.S
William S. Girard
Victory Nickel
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Mamasan
Daijobu
Rose Morgan Professor Delineates Self as Contemporary Artist
Ward Lockwood, KU Rose Morgan professor for 1957 58, calls himself contemporary though some call him yank modern. An exhibition opens Sunday at 3 p.m. on KU Museum of Art's second floor, running until Oct. 27. Lockwood, Atchison native and Taos group affiliate, has led KU art by organizing its art department at Texas University and teaching at California University since 1949. His murals hang in Washington Post Office, Kansas City Club, Taos courthouse, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Wichita and Lexington post offices, and major museums including Whitney, Denver, Philadelphia Academy, San Francisco Museum of Art, and California Palace of the Legion of Honor.
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San Francisco Museum of Art
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Arkansas National Guard Ordered Into Federal Service
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson directs all Arkansas Army National Guard and Air National Guard units and members to active duty under executive order dated 24 September 1957. Governors and unit commanders are to be served copies, and the Army Secretary is to implement the order and report actions. This directive, signed 24 September 1957, empowers the Secretary of the Army and exercises authority under the executive order.
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United States of America
United States
Secretary of the Army
Arkansas
Army National Guard
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State of
Hurwitz Golf Ball Pierces Thorn On Fairway At Club
Lawrence golfer Heard Howard Hurwitz faced a tough moment as his ball reportedly hooked or sliced off target and lodged dead center in a thorn, wedged in a branch atop the fairway at Lawrence Country Club. Meanwhile KUYMA YMCA-YWCA plans a campus forum at Memorial Union Ballroom at 7:30 p.m. Thursday with a two-team faculty debate on whether environment determines moral standards, moderated by Dr. Francis Heller.
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Howard Hurwitz
Lawrence Country Club
Hurwitz
KUY
Kansas University Ymca-Ywca
Memorial Union
University
Francis Heller
Emil L. Telfel
Emily Taylor
Formal Opening of New D X Stations This Week
The formal opening of two new D X gasoline service stations will be Thursday Friday and Saturday. The Holiday Inn D X Station at 23rd and Iowa Sts and the Turnpike D X Station near the Kansas Turnpike east interchange are joint leased by Ray Cooper Dale Goodman and Russell Guy with Hatfield Jackson Old Co as distributor. The Holiday Inn station matches the Motel’s architectural style. the Turnpike station is designed in line with new D X standards.
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Iowa Sts
Ray Cooper
Dale Goodman
Russell Guy
Hatfield-Jackson Old Co
Hospital births listed for Memorial area families today
At Memorial Hospital Sti Mation Clark Eudora and others report the arrival of newborns. Names include Edith Steele Smith Katherine Zinn Effie Hall Florence Campbell Carolyn McDermott Freda Roskahe Dorothy Altic Raymond Edmonds Lanna Wyatt Ethel Stewart Richard Roberts Jr John Inverarity James Ireland Mary Lou Ashley Roberta and baby, Oleta Cannon and baby, Betty Neher Georgia Stebbins James McDermott Kenneth Campbell Ralph Altle and others with new daughters and sons announced today.
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Edith Steele’ Smith
Wwath St
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Melouth
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Effie Hall
Ray E. Bratton
M&ss
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Carolyn McDermott
Freda Roskahe
Dorothy Altic
Raymond Edmonds
DeSoto
Lanna Wyatt
Bonner Springs
Ethel Stewart
Sunflower
Richard Roberts, Jr
Andre
Velasquez
John D. Inverarity
R. I
St. James A. Ireland
Sunnyside
Mary Lou Ashley
Roberta It
Route 4
Oleta Cannon
Betty Neher
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Perry
Optimists Hear Details On 1957 City Drive
Jack Starkey former president of the Lawrence Optimist Club spoke at the civic club meeting about the United Fund drive in Lawrence He urged employees and employers to take part in the fair share plan pledging one hour of pay per month for a year to UF Several Lawrence businesses have adopted payroll deduction for this program The UF budget for 1957 58 is set at 53000 with solicitations under way downtown outlying business areas and in the advance gifts category.
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Jack Starkey
Lawrence Optimist Club
Civic Club
Starkey
United Fund
Lawrence
Eisenhower weighs further action on Little Rock crisis
President Eisenhower, at the Naval Base, declared he may deploy troops if the Little Rock crowd does not disperse and stop blocking the school grounds. Hagerty said the White House will use all legal means to enforce the federal court order and protect students. Gov. Faubus challenges the President’s authority as the situation unfolds.
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Atty
Gen
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Washington
Naval Base
Little Rock
United States
Orval Faubun
Arkansas
General Motors to idle 16000 workers nationwide
General Motors says about 16,000 employees at seven Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac plants will be idled indefinitely due to strikes at two GM supplier plants. The move affects multiple plants across the country and underscores escalating labor actions in the auto industry.
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Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Cadet Flight Program Starts at Lawrence Airport
The Air Force ROTC flight program for KU senior cadets began this afternoon at Lawrence Municipal Airport under Erhart Flying Service. Nine trainees start, with more to join as they qualify. last year 22 cadets earned licenses nationwide.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Municipal
Erhart Flying Service
Gye Aeronautics Administration
Ray Johnson
20Th St
Kuafrotc
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