AF Says Economy II Reason for Cutback
The Air Force will disband smaller, less active air National Guard and Air Reserve units to save costs and streamline. About 3,988 personnel will transfer to other units, with a net reduction of 12 wings and 13 squadrons. Civilian jobs will drop by 377. New units will form in Shreveport and Bradley Field.
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Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Reserve
Unita
Bwo
Delaware
Connecticut
Florida
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Oregon
Ohio
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Shreveport
Bradley Field
Conn
Air Guard
DeLesseps Morrison
Reserve Officers Assn
Morrison
New Orleans
Army Reserve
Campus Rocked by Fight Between Goheen and Chaplain
Princeton University confronts a public clash between President Robert F. Goheen and Rev. Hugh Halton, chaplain of Roman Catholic students. Goheen asserts Halton’s charges are irresponsible attacks on university personnel while Halton accuses severance in church-university relations. Goheen, Presbyterian by education, defends action as necessary to protect intellectual integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton University
Robert F. Goheen
Hugh
Clergman
Tonganoxie Plans Citywide Cleanup Date Postponed
Tonganoxie will hold a citywide cleanup with all civic organizations cooperating. The original date was Sunday but the plan faced resistance and a new day will be named.
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Tonganoxie
Do You Know This Person Who Lived In Lawrence
A long profile describes a 10 year old born December 18 1854 in Council Bluffs Iowa who grew into a publishing and education figure. He attended Drake University graduating in 1918 and earned further degrees in 1924 and 1981. He has resided in Lawrence for two decades, writes a weekly column The Question of the Week, is a Phi Beta Kappa member, and has affiliations with Kappa Delta Pi Masonry Oddfellowship and the Legion. He married a Missouri woman and they have two daughters. The piece asks readers to identify him with the answer promised at page bottom.
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Council Bluffs
First Christian Church
Mae Stalfiones
Drake University
Des Moines
Lawrence
Phi Beta Happa
Kappa Delta Pi
Missouri
Dean Marvin Named to Public Relations Board
Dean Burton W Marvin of the Journalism School at Kansas University has been elected to the nine member board of directors that administers the Commission on Public Relations and Methodist Information of the Methodist Church. He fills the vacancy caused by the death of Grove Patterson publisher of the Toledo Blade and former president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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Burton W. Marvin
Journalism School
Kansas University
Commission On Public Relations
Methodist Information
The
Methodist Church
Dean Marvin
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Five Chosen For Heart Articles Win Blakeslee Awards
Dr. Monti L. Belot Jr. announces the 1957 Howard W. Blakeslee Awards of the American Heart Association. Winners for news services and media include Leonard Engel for five cardiac surgery articles, Walter Bazar for six pieces on heart progress, Don Dunham for first stopped heart operation report, Steven M. Spencer for They Repair Damaged Hearts in the Saturday Evening Post, and Robert Montgomery Presents for The Long Way Home TV program. Each will receive $500 honoraria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
American Heart Association
Monti L. Belot Jr
Lawrence
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Belot
Leonard Engel
North American
Alliance
Walter Bazar
New York Journal American
Don Dunham
Cleveland Clinic
Steven M. Spencer
Saturday Evening Post
Robert Montgomery Presents
Philip to Coach Queen In Television Technique
London 1% Queen Elizabeth II is being coached in television technique for her North American tour next month. Prince Philip, her husband, is an experienced TV performer and writes his own scripts. He previously charmed Britons with his world tour commentaries and the International Geophysical Year launch. The queen seeks to improve her speech after critics called her manner priggish and insipid.
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London
United States
Canada
Prince Philip
Elizabeth
Connecticut Justice Files Action Against State
Associate Justice James F. Murphy of Connecticut's Supreme Court sues the state over a 1955 salary shortfall of 70 cents and a six cent deduction in 1956. The state comptroller denies any 1955 loss but admits rounding kept Murphy six cents.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Associated
James F. Murphy
Supreme Court of Errors
Murphy
Atchison Girl Dies By Unloaded Gun Accident
In Atchison Kansas police chief's son Michael L. Wood 13 fired an unloaded rifle while inspecting it on steps near his home. The bullet fatally struck 15 year old Josephone Gilli as she walked home from school. Coroner Harold Dyer ruled the death accidental.
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Atchison
Was
Josephone Gilliand
Harold Dyer
Michael L. Wood
Michael A
Guss) Wood
Cas Kurtz
Robert Duncan
Wood
Charles
Shirley
Charles Gilliland
Asian Flu Case Figures Doubled for Past Week
Washington health officials reported a sharp rise in Asian flu cases with 122,650 new infections in the week ending Sept 21, totaling 222,650 up from 100,000. Officials cautioned the estimate reflects incomplete reports from states and the armed forces.
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Washington
the Public
Graham Says Morality Is Falling Everywhere
Graham told a 5500 strong outdoor crowd in Stony Brook that morality is breaking down in every area of life. He cited Little Rock integration and the U.S. Soviet missile race as examples as a chilly crowd wore coats in the low 50s.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Billy Graham
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Russia
Long Island
Graham
TWIRP WEEK AT LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL PREP FOR HOMECOMING
Readable notes recounting a pep week at Lawrence High School with TWIRP events from Sept 30 to homecoming night Oct 17. Details include girls taking steady dates to a show and dinner, WPA decorations and dance planning, a revised Variety Show date, and atomic test pep assembly. School clubs like PEF and Shespians organize activities. student names and couples are listed from Friday dances and games.
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Rita Skee
ATV
PEF
Lawrence High School
Manhattan
Highland Park
Cool Weather Spreads Across Midwest and East Coast
Weather by midwestern and eastern regions shows a broad cool air mass moving in. Forecasters note lower temperatures and potential morning frost in northern areas with mild, variable winds along the coasts.
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Hugh Dwyer
Dwyer
Paseo High School
Dr. Belot
Philip
Queen
Oak Lodge
Tn & P.m
Baldwin
Adds Life
NEW York Cleaners
National Institutes of Rug Cleaning
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
East
the Limerick
Piuls
Mans
Dia VI
Kenneth Vinyard
Mer
By Mike McWillias
Larry Heck
Dinpo
Pre Kipp
Bacher Peay Inp
Barry Week
Sandra Willer
Mike Clem
Wary Arnert
Daha Adh
Sharon Ward
Lares Hatheld
Sandy Sah
Roger Heek
Day Lome
Dwight Terry
Dada Saunders
Tony Boyd
Disne Miter
Larry Hodgson
Vkope
Wil
Hawai Mountain
Susanne
Calvin Trast
Daisy Janet Turner
Aveke
Jerry Brains
Vallicent
Tae Gallogly
Carey Nesbot
Stelly McNown
Dayaamite
Ani Jane Rappard
Minladkine Vyginta Carter
Pap Did
Rs de
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th and
New Hampshire
Kraft’s
Unbeam Eens Gest
Simheim Mixmaster
Fundem
Fullemis
Hive
Sunbeam Egg Cooker
Sunbeam Waffle Baker & Grill
Sunbeam
Radiant Central
Midwest
Penguin Phares
AL Lenon Wood Finishing Shop
Duck’s Seafood Tavern
Vermont
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