Adult Education Classes Still Open for Enrollment
Adult education programs at Lawrence High School remain open as 13 classes close out due to high enrollment of 562 people, a record. Only four more members needed to fill cake decorating, with Ready enrollments possible. other classes like Conversational Spanish Shorthand II and Writing for Publication still accepting students. A Rapid Transit Bus Co will provide return service around 9:30 p.m. from the school as classes continue.
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Ed Logsdon
Logsdon
Lawrence High School
Secon
Rapid Transit Bus Co
Cta
Choice Is Clear Continues on Labor and Union Dissent
Shaw argues that compulsory unionism harms farmers and workers, citing drought relief jobs on the Kansan Turnpike. He accuses union bosses of blocking work until a $100 Teamsters initiation is paid, contrasting it with the right to work principle that allows individuals to decide on union membership in freedom.
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Democrat Party
Shaw
Kansan
Teamsters Union
Child's Small Voice Joins Bitter Cancer Debate
In Atlanta a divorced couple argue over trading their son Johnny Pair’s remaining cancerous eye for a chance at life. The 9 year old, quoted by his mother, prefers surgery to death. Doctors warn removal of the right eye is needed to save his remaining vision.
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Atlanta
Johnny Pair
Johnny
Moody Back to Campus as Honda Heads North
Moody, a KU football and track letterman, returns to campus after a stint with the San Francisco 49ers and waivers. He joins former KU guard Bob Hantin, who has moved to the Vancouver Lions in Canada. Moody served as co captain in 1955 and plans to finish his degree with one semester left.
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Ralph—Moody
Kansas University
K. U
San Fran
New Storms Follow Flossy in the Northeast
The Northeast faces new nor easterly weather as Flossy weakens. The Washington Weather Bureau calls Flossy a diffuse elongated center of light winds and expects it to move slowly northeastward over the Atlantic from Cape May to Cape Ann.
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Flossy
Cape May
N.J
Cape Ann
Mass
Washington Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Apt's fatal X-2 crash ends chase flight at 30,000 feet
Capt Milburn Apt died in the Bell X-2 crash near Edwards AFB after attempting to escape in the ejectable cockpit. Richard J Harer, testing a drag parachute at 20,000 feet, suffered severe burns and lost both feet. Kincheloe and other chase planes pursued the X-2 before it vanished. Apt lived with wife Faye and daughters Christine and Sharman at the base. He is survived by parents, a sister, and a brother. Burial set for Buffalo, Kansas.
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Richard J. Harer
Hanveer
Harer
Apt
Bell Aircraft Co
BSO
Iven C. Kincheloe
Edwards Afb
Air Force
Washington, D.C
Bell
Lake Ontario
Faye
Christine
Sharman
Oley G
Buffalo
Kas
Robert D. Fink
Prairie Village
Willis
Glenn Apt
South Hampton
N.Y
Fliers Uncertain on Cause of X2 Crash in desert
Edwards California witnesses report confusion after the Air Force X2 experimental plane crashed above 45 000 feet in the desert yesterday. Capt Iven C Kincheloe leading a chase plane said Apt and Carson were in pursuit when contact was lost and the X2 failed to respond. Kincheloe described a planned escort to a controlled landing when power failed and the craft spiraled toward a dry lake.
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Apt
Kincheloe
James Carson
Carson
Judge Palmi er tosses Cos tello citizenship case in NY
Federal Judge Edmund Palmieri dismissed the government bid to cancel gambler Frank Costello's citizenship without prejudice allowing possible renewal. A separate District Court filing shows Letha May sues George Edward May for divorce.
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New York
Edmund L. Palmieri
Frank Costello
Palmiers
Letha May
George Edward May
British Newsman Will Visit Here
Sir William John Haley editor of the London Times will visit Lawrence Kansas University and the Journal-World next Tuesday and Wednesday as part of a seven week U S tour. He and Lady Haley will stay at the KU guest house and take part in a student convocation at the University.
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William John Haley
London Times
Lawrence
Kansas University
The
Journal-World
William
Lady Haley
United States
K. U
William Allen White
Franklin D. Murphy
Journal- World
Dolph Simons
Kansas
Murphy
Kansas City
Sir William
Times
Manchester Evening News
Manchester Guardian
Evening News
the Times
British Broadcasting Corporation
Reuters News Agency
Dolph C. Simons Jr
London Times News
Simons
Lawrence and
Automatic Pin Setters Planned at the Pladium
Local bowlers can expect improved service at the Pladium in Mississippi. Tom Griffiths says 12 alleys will receive fully automatic pin setters, with master control at the front. The venue will close Saturday for installation, then likely reopen at 11 a.m. weekdays for individuals and teams seeking extra practice.
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Tom Griffiths
Griffiths
Griffith
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Report
Admission list shows Bernice Williams and Dorothy Talmon among others from Williamstown and St. St. areas. Dismissals include Beverly Van Dyke and baby. Mildred Anderson with baby. plus several named residents released to their homes. Births noted for Blasi, Green, Burn, Long, and Hall families with Thursday or today as the date. County traffic fines recorded for Paul Francisco and Basil Church. Moscow reports that foreign correspondents were barred from Crimea travel to cover Tito’s visit.
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Bernice Williams
Williamstown
Dorothy Talmon
St. St
Frank Dixon
Oscar Cunningham
Route 4
Mary Gordon
Cadet Ave
Joycia Darwin
Palacia Green
Sunnyside
Sadie Higgins
Baldwin
Aretha Hall
Conn
Mary Huie
McLouth
Beverly van Dyke
Donald Blasi
W. 2Rd St
Kenneth Green
Aron Burn
Tonganoxie
Glenn Long
N. Y. St
Seburn Hall
Conn. St
Paul Francisco
Ky. St
Basil T. Church
Cambridge Rd
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Crimea
Tito
February Finish accepts donations for hospital equipment list
Williams reported February Finish accepts donations to equip hospital rooms with equipment including portable explosion proof lamps five models, incubators, pumps, wheel chairs, bassinettes, microscopes, and operating room items. Donors include Lions Club members and numerous individuals supporting room furnishings and medical gear.
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Williams
Heidbrink
Roger Allen
Arden Booth
B. L. Busch
Ben Carman
Tommy Constant
Simon Hurwitz
Dick Williams
Willams
Pioneer Psychiatric Study Of a Business Iion to Begin
KP&L and Menninger Foundation announce a joint project to survey a full business organization from a psychiatric viewpoint. About 20 KP&L employees attended Topeka meeting. study to be conducted by the foundation’s industrial mental health division. Objectives include understanding work’s role in individual well being and broader societal impact.
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Lawrence
Kate 588 Power & Light Co
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
R. W. McClure
McClure
Foundation
Division of Industrial Mental Health
Deane E. Ackers
Kp4l
Ackers
Uie
Men[Ringer Foundation
Lawrence High School recount confirms soph class president win
In a neck and neck class l race at Lawrence High School the recount confirmed Joanne Okamoto with 77 votes and Chris Whitenight with 76. Principal Neal M. Wherry invites students and parents to a car caravan to the Lawrence Topeka football game led by a Kansas Highway Patrol escort. The caravan departs at 6 30 p m with two buses for the band and one for students. Open house at KU Observatory will show Mars from 8 to 11 p m if skies are clear, with a repeat session Saturday night. About 200 people viewed KU's six inch telescope Monday during the first Fall Open House.
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Lawrence High School
Joanne Okamoto
Chris Whitenight
Neal M. Wherry
Kansas University Observatory
Mars
Earth
Lindley Hall
K. U
City Lawyer Chosen to Help Hall Finish Gas Funds Probe
Topeka officials appoint Lawrence attorney George Melvin to assist Governor Fred Hall in completing the record on the gasoline funds probe. Melvin will work independently with Attorney General John Anderson, who said cooperation will occur where beneficial, as Democrats attack the charges linked to Warren Shaw's 2 1 margin in Douglas County.
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Hall
Topeka Uh
Fred Hallithas
George Melvin
Lawrence
Warren W. Shaw
Edward F. Arn
Shaw
Arres
Shawnee County
GOP
Ee Ee Ee Sart
Fou Af Peign Hall
Willis McQueary
Melvin
John Anderson
Fred Hall
Warren Shaw
Douglas County
John Anderson Jr
Journal-World
Topeka
Anderson
Governor’s Office
Attorney General's Office
Market Summary from Poultry to Grains and Livestock
The report covers local market prices for poultry including hens and turkeys, butterfat, corn, oats, soybeans, hogs, and cattle with figures for grades and weights. Wall Street notes show a sluggish New York market with declines and limited volume. Kansas City grain futures and livestock sections list quotes for wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, and cattle, hogs, and sheep with bid ranges and class specifications.
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Cash Grain
Kansas City
K. C. Livestock
USDA
U. S
Dam Still Important Despite Floods and Repairs At Dam
The 1903 flood toppled the mill into the Kaw River and the Jackman family supervised reconstruction. The dam required ongoing maintenance, suffered floods in 1929 1930 and the record 1951 flood, with a weakened turbine house wall failing in 1952. Franklin Jackman notes the dam remains functional and increasingly useful despite its age. Wreck damage from a two car collision on Massachusetts Street caused $206 in damage. no injuries were reported.
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Kaw
Bow‘ersock
Jackman
R. C. Jackman
Franklin Jackman
Massachusetts Street
Ohio St
Keith Pifer
R. I. St
Miller Named Douglas County Democratic Campaign Chair
Demo Chairman R. M. Miller is appointed by the Democratic Central Committee to coordinate election efforts across Douglas County precincts. Announcement was made today by Central Committee chairman Bob Docking.
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R. M. Miller
Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
Bob Docking
Central Committee
Matusow Sentenced to Five Years in Perjury Case
Harvey Matusow, noted witness in past trials, was convicted on five counts of perjury and sentenced to five years in prison. The ruling marks a sharp turn in his involvement with major courtroom drama as authorities emphasized the seriousness of lying under oath.
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New York
Harvey M._ ‘Matusow
Dinner meeting invites all students in Kansas Room
An open student rie at dinner meeting set for 6 30 in the Kansas Room will feature Dr John W Forman addressing Bugaboo Boor His affiliation lists him as former Mathematics Department faculty at Kansas University and as the IBM applied science representative in Kansas City Missouri Also present is Alvin K Heyle controller The panel includes students and faculty
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Kansas Room
John W. Forman
Mathematics Department
Kansen University
International Business Machines Co
Kansas City
F Co
Alvin K. Heyle
Bank Call Issued On Condition Of All National Banks
The currency issue today issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks as of the close of business Wednesday. This nationwide request seeks depositor and capital details to assess banking health and stability across instituições.
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Washington
Birthday gratitude note to Oak Ridge School community
A brief thank you message expresses appreciation to friends neighbors relatives KLWN and the Oak Ridge School teacher and pupils for a birthday celebration. The writer calls it a pleasant memory and a happy occasion.
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Oak Ridge School
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