Eisenhower Views on Civil Rights Bill Fuel Southern Opposition
President Eisenhower has shown confusion over parts of the civil rights bill, prompting Southern opponents to claim the measure is gimmicked and designed to force integration. He admitted he did not fully understand certain provisions and said lawyers wrote the bill, not him, while noting a jury trial issue for contempt cases and insisting he would consult the attorney general for clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Justice Department
Len Russell
D-Ga
Hes
William Howard Taft
Social Roundup of Ottawa Area Visitors and Visits
The column lists numerous Ottawa area residents and guests from Joplin to Lawrence, including Lee DePriests and family, Betty A. Smith in Joplin, the Mersmans in Wellsville, and Eunice Severns returning from summer school in Columbia. Many families host dinners and weekends, with relatives from Wichita, Houston, Canonsburg, and Los Angeles visiting, plus teachers and new hires planned for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Princeton
Heckmans
Wichita
Mersmans
Maude Beeding
Tola
A. C. Crozier
Blanche Ewing
James Coughlin
Francis Kuesers
Overland Park
Jim Ellis
J. L. DeGarmo
Ralph Batdorf
Beth
Wellsville
John Wilcox
Ann
Tulare
Calif
Bud Mishler
Houston
Tex
Lou Mishler
Quenemo Area Social and Visit Notes
Local residents share weekend visits and gatherings in Quenemo and nearby towns. Families from Osage City Lyndon Wickman Mills and St. Louis visit, while weddings, hospital stays and travel trips unfold. The Federated Church installs air conditioners funded by Agency HDU with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Cowan
M. J. Kern
Herington
Susan Butts
Federated Church
HDU
Mrs Ausman Returns to Omaha After Illness
Mrs. Ausman who has been quite poorly lately accompanied then back to Omaha Saturday Mrs. Charles Engel and son Chuck who have been guests of her brother and family Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jaillite and sons have returned to their home in Abilene. They were accompanied home to her mother Mrs. W. R. Jaillite Sr. and Jerry Jaillite.
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Ausman
Omaha
Charles Engel
Chuck
W. R. Jaillite
Abilene
Land Jerry Jaillite
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By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Richmond Area
Harold McLees
Lawrence
Ray McLees
Gail Nitcher
Ottawa
A. Nitcher
Quenemo
Orville Nitcher
Ed Morford
Charles Prittys
George Paddock
Grafton
Hlinois
Louis Monroes
Gene Mildfelt
Kansas City
Joe Mildfelt
R. E. Merschams
Janet Merscham
Colony
Margaret Hiles
Canonsburg
Ronald Shurgot
Los Angeles
George Hiles
W. K. McCall
Myron McCalls
Vera Rocker
Fred Rocker
Eva Nossinger
Florence Harrah
A. Nitchers
C. Lyons
Brook
Harry Horstick
Edwin Horsticks
Charles Edwards
Carl
Harold Robertsons
Ray Bloomers
Floyd Robertsons
John Rossman
Ralph Mersmans
Lena Wolken
Ernest
Jim Welsch
Ernest van Wie
Ierman
Phillip Bentons
van Wie
Adrian Pickett
Floyd
Jerry Robertsons
Harold
Joan
Rocker
A. R. Pough
Josie Atchison
Beulah Atchison
Barbara Robertson
Gene Kratsberg
Greeley
Carl Rubicks
Bill Weems
Joel. Clarks
Adolph Katzer
Irvin Rockers
Romy Miller
George Hart
Reid Freese
Noel
Olen Freese
Corpus Christi
Dan Lickteig
Lawrence Chandlers
Eldon Carlson
Richard Larkin
Lee Harrison
Albert Harder
James Salmon
Claude Clayborne
Harold Kirkland
David Moore
Moore
S. Main
Horn
Hewitt Chevrolet Co
Fred Bloom
Osage City
Paul Laubach
Bridge Club
Hazel Wiley
Harald Bryan
Camp Jayhawk
Bob
Wes Neill
Neill
Lewis Neill
Louisburg
Maynard
Cowan
Lyndon
Larry Neill
Wickman Mills
Cecil Neill
Nancy Horne
Velma Horne
Williamsburg
Byron Gray Curtis
Frankie
John Gray
Clarence Pinkston
Shirley
Frank Cranwell
Topeka
Duane Gray
Mary Jane Weber
Weber Home
Marion Gragg
St. Francis Hospital
Roger Comstock
North Western
Canada
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harold Dean Bryan
Cpl
Ralph Comstock
Albert Harris
Carl and
Gail
St. Louis
Dave Myerick
Oklahoma City
John Hile
Myerick
Quenerno
Glen Rodgers
Neb
Ed Ausman
The
Ottawa Herald
Hollywood
American Service CO
VROL
Ansco and
KODAK
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall Store
Pho
J. Dean Nofsinger
Nuzman Lumber
Gree To
Nuzman
E. Firet
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