Syria Arms Buildup Worries Turkey at U N Assembly
UN Assembly heard Turkey warn of a Communist arms buildup in Syria and the danger to regional security. Turkish Ambassador Sayfullah Esin urged attention, accusing the Soviet Union of pressuring Ankara while Syria received arms. Bitar and Saud commented on Arab positions as Damascus hosted discussions and mounting tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Syria
Turkey
Sayfullah Fsin
Senation General Assembly
Esin
Jin
Russia
Vi V. Kuzntsey
Tassin
United States
Britain
France
Bic
Middle East
Kuznesey
Salah Bitar
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Bitar
Egypt
Saud
Damascus
Moscow
KU to Produce Live TV Series on Human Relations
Kansas University will produce 12 weekly live TV programs on human relations for a Wichita channel beginning Tuesday. The inaugural program lets four KU faculty guests discuss inter-group issues with host Dr William Conboy of the Speech and Drama Department. Dr Jacki Steele will host future dates. producers are Tom P Rea and Dr Bruce Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Wichita
Wichita Center
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Wichim
William Conboy
Jacki Steele
Tom P. Rea
Bruce Linton
Montana postmaster named NLofP president
A 46year old Montana postmaster Lowell K Galbreth was elected president of the National League of Postmasters. Also chosen as treasurer was Mrs Aquina Thimmesch of Garden Plain Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Montana
Lowell K. Galbreth
National League of Postmasters
Aquina Thimmesch
Garden Plain
Kas
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Ora B Childers and Samuel Walter Kennedy
Mrs Ora B Childers 83 died in Topeka after living in Lawrence and Topeka. Graveside services Monday at 16 a.m. at Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin. Survivors include daughter Freda Mitchell and son Harry Childers, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and two sisters. Samuel Walter Kennedy 81 died Friday night at home in Richland. Services Monday at Clinton Presbyterian Church with Rev James Bass. burial in Clinton Cemetery. He is survived by wife Ivy, sons Harry and Francis, brothers Harry L Kennedy and Roy Kennedy Fred Kennedy W D G Kennedy, sister Mrs Add Scheer, and five grandchildren. Friends may call Rumsey Funeral Home until noon Monday.
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Ora B. Childers
Topeka
Lawrence
Prairie City Cemetery
Baldwin
Freda Mitchell
Harry Childers
Maple Lane
Walter Kennedy
Samuel Walter Kennedy
Richland
Clinton Presbyterian Church
James Bass
Clintor
Ivy Kennedy
Song
Harry Kennedy
Francis Kennedy
Harry L. Kennedy
Roy Kennedy
Fred Kennedy
W. D G. Kennedy
Add Scheer
Stull
Rumsey Funeral Home
Meeting Notice for Lawrence Chapter No 4 1957
Stated meeting of Lawrence Chapter No 4 RAM Tuesday and Friday October 1 1957 at 8 p m. Work in place and mem mag degrees. Fred J. Jackson and O. 8. Anderson named.
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Lawrence Chap Wee
RAM
Tues& Logiday
Pia
MEM
Fred J. Jackson
Anderson
Bory o-Ady
Africa to rise as power in world affairs, Baker says
Chorge W. Baker a district commissioner for the United Kingdom in Tanganyika Africa, visited Lawrence and Kansas University as an on leave assistant to the British colonial attache. He predicted Africa will become a major world force, noting its size mineral wealth rivers and potential for unity. He argued Africa will swing opinion between communism and the western powers and may become a united continent with a pro Africa stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge W. Baker
United Kingdom
Tanganyika
Africa
Lawrence
Kansas University
Baker
United States
Argentine
Brazil
Burma
Canada
Ceylon
Egypt
India
Iran
Iraq
Italy
Norway
Pakistan
Singapore
Uruguay
Thaker
North America
Richmond
Buenos Aires
Congo River
Amazon River
Victoria Nyanza
Lake Superior
Kansas
United States of Africa
U. S. Jets Intercept Plane as Exercise Deepwater Ends
During Deepwater exercises, jets failed to contact a hostile plane violating Turkish and Greek territory. Adm. Brown refused to confirm transmission of an order to reporters. The 7th Fleet would shoot down intruding planes. a U S officer noted Communist activity over Red territory. Lake Champlain tracked an unidentified submarine as Deepwater concluded.
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Page 17
Adm. Brown
Brown
Corresponents
7Th Fleet
Far East
Japan
Red
Lake Champlain
KU Regents Approve Housing Loans for 10 Married Student Buildings
Kansas University gains formal approval from the Kansas Board of Regents for a 1,065,000 loan to build 10 married student housing blocks, each with 12 apartments, via the Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. Regents also authorize a 1.3 million FEA loan for a 432-man dormitory at Daisy Field, 15th and Iowa, funded by dorm tax money and gifts.
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Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Regents
FEA
Daisy Field
15Th
Iowa Sts
Hubert Brighton
County Court Fines Ottawa Man in Driving Case
Fred Edmond Hanning of Ottawa was fined 10 dollars plus costs in County Court for passing with gross insufficient clearance. The case records show a traffic violation and financial penalties imposed by the local bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edmond Hanning
Ottawa
Topeka High Plans a Room For Smoking
Principal E B Weaver and Friday student groups request a smoking room in the northwest part of Topeka High School. The trial space should be ready within 20 days to keep students from smoking in other areas on cold or rainy days. If not abused it will become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka High School
E. B. Weaver
Weaver
Damage Report From Friday Night Car Crash
Police report an estimated 1300 damage from a two car collision at 19th Street and Barker Avenue about 10 30 p m Friday No injuries were reported The Brunton 17 Perry driver headed north on Barker and Richards 28 Locust Street occupant headed east On impact Richards car caught fire but Fire Department put it out Also earlier that evening a collision at 14th and Mass streets caused 425 damage with no injuries noted
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19Th Street
Barker Avenue
Jeon O. Brunton
Perry
Edmon L. Richards
Locust St
Brunton
Barker
Richards
Odie Lee Reynolds
Kansas City
Herbert F. Shirrel
Springfield
14Th
Mass
Beauty queen crowned as two judges miss Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a beauty contest faced judge shortages as two expected judges did not attend. Former Gov. Roy J. Turner and hotel manager Dan James were absent, leaving Junior Chamber of Commerce members to judge. Patty Patterson of Oklahoma City was selected as Oil Progress Queen.
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Oklahoma City U
Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Oklahoma City
Dan James
Chamber of Commerce
Patty Patterson
Auditions Set Next Week For KU Drama Production
KU announces auditions for Joan Carlo Me notti’s opera Saint of Bleecker Street from 4 to 6 p.m. next Wednesday through Friday in the Recital Hall of the new Music and Dramatic Arts Building. Soloists audition Wednesday and Thursday, choral singers Friday. The opera runs March 10 to 12 with Dr. Lewin Goff directing, Rob ert Baustian musical director, and Clayton Krehbiel choral director. The production is an all-University event funded by the Speech and Drama Department and the Fine Arts School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Carlo Menotti
Survivors in lifeboat recall grim ordeal at sea
The group endured days at sea with two men dying first night and others drowning from thirst. They drifted as ships and planes searched but could not signal. Delusions set in as weak survivors dwindled to five before the Saxon spotted them and rescued the group.
KU to host sixth National Methodist Student Conference
Kansas University will be the site for the sixth quadrennial National Methodist Student Conference meeting December 27 to January 1. About 3,000 students and counselors are expected. Principal speakers include Norman Cousins editor of the Saturday Review, Bishop Fred P Corson president of the Methodist Church board of education, and R Phillipe Maury Geneva Switzerland general secretary of the World Student Christian Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Methodist
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Fred P. Corson
Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
R. Phillipe Maury
Geneva
Switzerland
World Student Christian Federation
Gravity, Skill Save Big Plane in Montana Landing
Captain Charles Farmer and co pilot Larry Wolland steered a Westland Air Lines Convair with 41 aboard to a safe emergency landing at Logan Field Billings after main gear failed to deploy. They circled for 90 minutes, attempted manual gear lowering, and finally landed with the wheels held by gravity. Passengers cheered as hydraulic fluid leaked and warning lights signaled gear trouble. Stewardess Nancy Harvey recalled passengers remained calm during the tense approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Westlern Air Lines Convair
Charles Farmer
Logan Field
Farmer
Denver
Larry Wolland
Nancy Harvey
Halland
Local Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital a wave of newborns and birth updates include a baby girl for Mrs. Altie at 1236 Conn St and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston Jr. at 1605 W. 19th St. Parents span Linwood Topeka Eudora and Tonganoxie with listed guardians and addresses. The record notes a Friday baby and a Saturday baby among families such as Grisoleno Pres ton and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jeanne Grisoleno
Linwood
Sally Hougland
Mo. St
Marian J. Preston
W. 19Th St
Otis Edward Elston Jr
Haskell Ave
John P. Neal
Topeka
Donna Wingert
Cheri Shockley
Tonganoxie
Goldie M. Dirk
George Noble
Dorothy Altie
Conn. St
Donald Earls
Richard Johnson
Mass, St
Shirley Holt
S. St
Calvin Platt
Ohio St
Marian Clark
Eudora
Janet Smith
Ala. St
Joe B. Sherpf
Lebro Grisolana
Louis B. Johnson
Robert Preston
Jdr
Masculine Elegance Stressed in Paris Fashion Show
Paris designers unveiled a masculine elegance collection with seventeen houses showcasing slim silhouettes, bold colors, and distinctive outerwear. The event featured perfume, music, and a strip tease, while models wore tailor fit jackets, sheepskin coats, and bright pocket squares amid stovepipe trousers and white underwear as the sole traditional element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
$3000 Wheat Payment Limit Explained by Soil Bank Rules
U.S. Agriculture Department provides a Q and A clarifying the 1958 Soil Bank Wheat acreage reserve payment cap. The $3,000 limit applies per producer on each farming unit, allowing owner-operators, landlords, tenants, and sharecroppers to earn up to $3,000 on a given unit, with separate limits on multiple units and farms. It also notes higher combined caps across units and that conservation reserve payments are excluded from the $3,000 limit.
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The
Soil Bank
U. S. Agriculture Department
Drunkometer Test Shows It Takes Lot Of Booze For Intoxication
Tulsa report notes three jail volunteers drank whisky to test the Drunkometer. Each consumed two to eight ounces and all were declared sober after the breath test, with officers concluding a large amount is required for legal intoxication even in dry Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Russell condemns U.S. forces over Little Rock actions
In a telegram to the President Russell denounces high handed methods by U S armed forces at Little Rock. He cites press reports of an unarmed man struck by a rifle butt and citizens pushed down a street with bayonets at their throats, condemning tactics resembling Hitler’s storm troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
United States
Little Rock
First live Midwest heart surgery telecast on KCMO TV
Lawrence viewers will watch the first live telecast of heart surgery in the Midwest Monday night from 10:30 to 11:15 at Kansas City General Hospital No 1. About 100000 people are expected to view the compatible color broadcast tied to the Kansas City Southwest Clinical Society four day conference. The program aims to ease public fear of surgery and encourage timely medical help. The operation opens the heart to correct a blocked heart valve, with a hospital antenna transmitting the image to KCMO.
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Lawrence Televiewers
Midwest
Kcmotv
Kansas City Southwest Clinical Society
Kansas City General Hospital No. 1
Ward Lockwood Exhibit Opens at KU Museum of Art
Ward Lockwood paintings will open to the public at 3 p.m. Sunday in the KU Museum of Art with visiting Rose Morgan professor Ward Lockwood and Edward Maser, museum director. The show runs on the second floor through Oct. 27 and invites all attendees, not only students or University personnel.
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Ward Lockwood
Rose Morgan
Kansas University
KU Museum of Art
Edward Maser
Maser
Lockwood
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court
Marriage licenses have been issued from Probate Court to Jimmy Dell Leinweber 22 and Wanda Mae Guy 19 both of Ottawa Frederick Schulmeyer 21 and Gladys Everly 18 both of Lawrence Bernard Keith Freeman 29 Lawrence and Betty Jo Waltman 20 Baldwin Alan Phillip Valsbinder 22 and Peggy Ann Davis 25 of Lawrence Darrell C Shuck 25 of Lawrence and Frances Heck 28 of Westphalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Dell Leinweber
Wanda Mae Guy
Ottawa
Fredrick Schulmeyer
Gladys Everly
Lawrence
Bernard Keith Freeman
Betty Jo Waltman
Baldwin
Alan
Phillip Valsbinder
Peggy Ann Davis
Darrell C. Shuck
Frances Heck
Westphalia
Weekend Socials and Church Notes at Stull and Burlington
Burlington and nearby families gathered for visits and church events over the weekend. 93 attended Sunday School at Stull EUB Church with special music led by local singers. Numerous editorially noted visits involved wagons of kin from Topeka, Kansas City, Lawrence, Gardner, Lone Star, and Denver.
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George Armstrong
Burlington
J. N. O'Connor
Willis Bowlin
Willie
Edrlie
Carolyn
Richard Ice
Mary Kay Hlouk
Ed Boelringer
Yates Center
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Lola Buchheim Ihome
Robert Guntert
Louise Mueller
Anna Buchheim
Topeka
Fred Gray
Mary
August Walter
Felix Tucker
Charles Herschell
Lawrence
Art LaDuke
David
Sherilyn
Don Wulfkuble
Chris
Glen O'Connor
Bill Anderson
Barbara
Frank Wulfkuhle
Virgil Pistole
Harry Buchheim
Lole Buchheim
Jake Bidinger
Rachel
George Steele
Sandy
Harold Ice
George Coffman
Clifford Coffman
George Armatrong
H. O. Wulfkuhle
Ernest
Wulfkuhle
Walter Becker
Cawker City
Minter
Sam Coburn
Ed Oger
Merr
Fred Kennedy
Sue Connole
Linna Houk
Maude Rake
Evelyn McNamara
Thelmas Clough
Verna Riepen
Ellen Hilbert
Judy Waltkuhle
Edna Rake
Violet Kennedy
Kate Rake
Avis Koehler
Roberta Kent
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Rose Kennedy
Martha Murphy
Leona Allen
Barbara Bowen
Gary Confer
David Nichols
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U.N. Assembly
Montanan
Dolph C. Simons, JR
U. S
Topeka High
Memorial Hospital
National Bank
F.D.I.C. and
Federal Reserve Bank
Lawrence Memorial Co
Umsey
Indiana St. Cimbulance Serivtice
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar
Rumsey
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