Army Revokes Riot Training Order After Little Rock Event
Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker said a canceled riot training order for the South would not be revived and kept its details secret. He said the move, labeled precautionary, stemmed from Little Rock and aimed to avoid misinterpretation amid integration tensions. Secretary Wilson avoided discussing specifics, noting no further disturbances were expected.
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Washington
Wilber Brucker
South
Brucker
Army
Eisenhower
Wilson
Little Rock
Hght
Pentagon
Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital Readers
A list of births and newborns including a baby girl for Mr. and Mrs. James W. Long streth Baldwin on Thursday, a son for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mosser in Eudora on Friday, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis at 620 La. St. on Friday, and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Blanchette in Tonganoxie on Friday. The notice names multiple parents and addresses across Eudora, Roark Head, Sunflower, Lecompton, Tonganoxie, and nearby communities.
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Gary Lee Wilson
Eudora
Nellish
Ky. St
Raye Wisdom
23Rd St
Roark Head
Sunflower
Comora Nash
Ta. St
William T. Douce
Vt. St
Margaret Mosser
Myrtle Blanchette
Tonganoxie
Lucille Davis
la. St
Ruth Ann Carr
Lecompton
Jean Pendleton
Mich. St
Joe B. Sheriff
Emilie Yee
James W. Longstreth Baldwin
Thursay
Gene Mosser
Donald Davis
Vesper Blanchette
Flu vaccine policy described for forearm administration
The article explains that KT football players wear short sleeves exposing forearms, increasing irritation risk. It notes policy remains unchanged, stating no difference between this Asian flu shot and vaccines given to others, and that concerns about administration method are unfounded. Tsay emphasizes consistency and effectiveness of the plan.
Faubus Accuses Federal Forces in Little Rock Crisis
Gov Faubus denounces federal actions in Little Rock saying the federal government uses police state methods. National Guard guarded Central High as four detained on loitering charges while four were released. Inside the school Negro students attended classes with armed troops present and some whites reportedly friendly.
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Faubus
America
Little Rock
Henry Bubb Reelected Vice President of International Union
Henry A. Bubb, president of Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association with offices in Lawrence, Mission and Topeka, was reelected vice president of the International Union of Building Societies and Savings and Loan Associations at its Seventh Congress in Stuttgart Germany. He will continue as U S representative and is a past president and current Legislative Chairman of the United States League, a trade group for more than 4300 savings and loan associations.
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Henry A. Bubb
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lawrence
Mission
Topeka
International Union of Building Societies and Savings and Loan Associations
Stuttgart
Germany
Bubb
United States
International Union
United States League
London
England
Regents Open Study Of Docking's Letter
TOPEKA The State Board of Regents began reviewing a six page letter from Gov George Docking requesting recommendations on operating state supported colleges He urged prioritizing actions that directly support higher education amid flat state revenues Docking questioned annual five percent pay and overhead budget growth while schools propose a combined 16 percent rise next fiscal year including a 3 percent salary increase The board will review the issues deeply and compare curricular teaching methods administration and finances to available resources.
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Topeka
State Board of Regents
George Docking
Docking
Executive Mansion
A. W. Hershberg
Wichita
Prisoners Recaptured After Missouri Penitentiary Escape
Two killers who fled the Missouri Penitentiary wall last night were captured near Bennets Mills this afternoon. Escapees were Paul Edward Kenton, 27, and Howard McKnight Nunn, 33, both from Kansas City.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Bennets Mills
Paul Edward Kenton
Howard McKnight Nunn
Kansas City
Kansas City Milk War Cuts Prices Again
In Kansas City the milk race intensified as stores matched a rival, with half-gallon prices dropping to 27 cents while others held at 32 cents and dairies maintained 37 cents on home delivered milk. The 32 cent level marked the fourth cut since September 13, with dairies insisting they are meeting competition.
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Kansas City
Dairies
Campus traffic plan and Nightshirt Parade outline
Police will guard major intersections and stadium entrances at McCook and Mississippi Streets and near the Memorial Union. Sheriff and highway patrols will monitor key routes into Lawrence, with Kansas Turnpike patrolling tripled and eight troopers on the highway rest of route, aided by a radio-equipped plane. One way traffic on Alabama Street and Illinois between Ninth and eleventh to ease stadium access. Nightshirt Parade starts 7:30 p.m. at Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall with KU pep clubs and administrators leading.
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Stadium
McCook
Mississippi Steets
Mississippi
Memorial Union Building
Sheriff's Patrol
Lawrence
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Topeka
Aike
Alabama Street
Ninth
Illinois
Cox
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Uth
Sts. KU
KU Band Day Parade Sets Saturday Activities
Students in nighttime dress parade from Gertrude Sel lards Pearson to the Chancellor’s residence and the former baseball diamond south of the stadium. Band Day features 52 bands joining KU Marching Band for a 9 30 a.m. downtown parade and pre game and halftime events at the stadium. Film showings, a buffet luncheon for alumni and fans, and KU football game festivities accompany the day.
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Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Kansas
Missouri
Ku-Tcu
Memorial Union
Union
Structures Burn At Negro School In Albany
Fire, likely incendiary, destroyed the Nazard Training School at Albany State College for Negroes and damaged Caroline Hall. Estimated losses run around 300000, with the training school valued at 250000 and the hall at 25000 to 50000. Two or three persons were seen fleeing the burning buildings, with authorities unsure of their race.
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Albany
Albany State College
Nazard Training
W. H. Dennis
Caroline Hall
Dennis
Vinland Grange Fair Draws Record Crowd Day Two
A bright day brought a record crowd to the Vinland Grange Fair as attendance surpassed 500 with more arriving. Exhibits were more numerous and higher quality. judging of home economics flowers and livestock continued. Herve Hoskinson praised the event and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce plans a talent show with Kansas City talent. Saturday marks the fair’s 50th anniversary with a talent show led by Mrs. J. B. Wiggins of Lawrence.
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Baldwin
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Herve Hoskinson
Reactions Varied On Troops at Little Rock
Reactions to the use of federal troops at Little Rock Central High School ranged from calls for their use to protect rights to strong criticisms of federal action. Senators Case Russell Eastland and others debated constitutionality, state rights, and Hitlerian tactics amid integrated classes under Army protection.
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Little Rock
Associated Press
Ark
New Jersey
Georgia
Virginia
Mississippi
Central High School
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Chicago
Orval Fatebus
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Defense Wilson
Themanual
Storm Troopers
James
Eastland
D+ Miss
J. P. Coleman
John Bell Williams
D-Misa
Coleman
Congress
Thomas Stanley
James F. Byrnes
Fisenhower
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Hhis State
Tauy Region Scout Leader Training Planned
Tauy District scouters plan two learner sessions for Boy Scout leaders at the Community Building on Kth and Vt. Sts. in Douglas and Franklin Counties. Arthur Jacobs will lead the basic session, with an Oct. 6 follow up on Outdoor Programming and Troop leadership. Glenn Turner will announce plans for Cub and Explorer leader trainings at Sunday's session.
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Tauy
Douglas
Franklin
Kth
Arthur Jacobs
Tally
Glenn Turner
Lake View Group Holds Stockholders Meeting
The Lake View Fishing and Shooting Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 7 30 p m today in the clubhouse. Directors for the coming year will be elected. Expiring terms are Roy Moore A B Ewing Homer McElroy and Leslie Mai. Directors over for another year are Arthur Brewster Junius Underwood Gottlieb Nieder William Hinton and Donald Dowers. A chicken dinner precedes the business session.
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Lake View Fishing and Shooting Association
Roy MR. Moore
A. B. Ewing
Lawrence
Homer T.mcelroy
Leslie Mai
Topeka
Arthur S. Brewster
Mission
Junius Underwood
Gottlieb Nieder
William Hinton
Donald Dowers
Card of Thanks from Pearl Griggs and S H Leonhard
Mrs. Pearl M Griggs thanks friends relatives and nurses Dr Jones Dr Manahan and Dr Auchard for well wishes and hospital care. S H Leonhard thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards and good wishes received on his List birthday.
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Dr. Jones
Dr. Manahan
Dr. Auchard
Pearl M. Griggs
S. H. Leonhard
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George Schroeder
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Henry Bubb
John Weatherwax
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Ottawa
E. K. Andrews
Sylvester Powell
Paul Mitchum
Andrews
LeRoy Waltaus
Anchor
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William Overton
Journal-World Photo
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Eldridge
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Kook Lovelier
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