GOP Hit In Its Most Sensitive Spot
Washington report notes Harold Stassen’s criticism of Nixon amplifies Democrats concerns about President Eisenhower’s health. It outlines constitutional scenarios if Eisenhower dies or is disabled, explaining electors, party votes, and succession rules with emphasis on the 20th Amendment and potential vice presidential transfer of power.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Nixon
Eisenhower
Stassen
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Consideraton
Republican National Committee
Tme
Homewood Friendly club holds all day meet at Reh home
Mrs Walter Reh and Mrs Howard Cochran hosted the Friendly club for an all day meeting at Mrs Rehs home. Dinner was served to numerous members and guests including Gene Reh Carl Taylor Kester Graffham Pete Geiler Earl Higdon and families. Upcoming picnic at Forest Park August 19 invites all former members to bring own dinner and table service. Various local visits and theatre trips are noted among members and guests from Kan sas City Wichita Ottawa and Detroit.
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Walter Reh
Howard Cochran
Friendly Club
Reh
Gene Reh
Carl Taylor
Kester Graffham
Pete Geiler
Earl Higdon
Lola
May
Charles
Nelson
Higdon, Jr
E. E. Hendrix
Karen
Mary Collins
Bill Ratliff
Mike
J. M. Crabb
Karen Hendrix
Iola
Bernard Meyers
Robert Weigand
Shelly
Wichita
Kurt Weigand
Reed Walker
Quenemo
Fred Unger
Ottawa
Bill Kreshner
Jimmy
Detroit
Mich
Starlight Theatre
Kansas City
Walter Red
Ann Red
Cochran
Wakefield
W. C. Cromwell
Ellinwood
Henry Steele
Marjorie and
Perry Lewis
Bur
Weekend Visit Opens in Melvin TI Area
Lington and Mr and Mrs Pete Johannes Jr and daughter Betty Kay spent the weekend in Melvin TI visiting Mrs Sarah Stark aunt of Mrs Steele and Mrs Johannes Terry Robe ate dinner Sunday with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Irwin Gray and family Mrs Pete Johannes Jr attended a birthday party for Mrs Clyde Todd Thursday afternoon
Injunctions In Picketing Cases
Permanent injunctions were issued by District Judge A R Buzick in two picketing cases involving Jarvis Construction Co. The judge ruled the picketing deprived Jarvis employees of their right to work, a right guaranteed by federal and state constitutions. The cases began in June when Laborers Local 685 picketed Smoky Hill Air Force Base and Marymount College to urge workers to join the union, causing job shutdowns as non crossing workers and suppliers halted activity. Two groups of Jarvis employees sought injunctions against the union.
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Salina
A. R. Buzick
Jarvis Construction Co
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Marymount College
Jarvis
Music Teacher Edna Soedner Dies After Stroke
Mrs Edna Jenna Soedner 65 longtime music teacher at St John s College Winfield died in a hospital yesterday after suffering a stroke Sunday Her death comes as annual meat consumption figures for Americans show 26.8 billion pounds or 161 pounds per person.
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Coffeyville
Edna Jenna Soedner
St. John’s College
Winfield
Thumbnail Sketches of Candidates for Kansas Supreme Court
Republican Paul E. Wilson, 41, seeks the nomination for Position No. 6 on the Kansas Supreme Court from first assistant attorney general backing. Also running are District Judge L. L. Morgan and William S. Norris, both long-time Southwest and Salina officials. Norris, 66, has 20 years on Salina city bench and 1920s practice in Salina. Morgan, 52, born in Stevens County, with 23 years general practice, was named district judge in 1950 after a Liberal judge died. Wilson served in World War II infantry, was Osage County attorney, and has Lyndon as legal residence.
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Paul E. Wilson
Kansas Supreme Court
Wilson
Walter G. Thiele
State Department of Social Welfare
Osage County
Ashland
Lyndon
L. L. Morgan
Hugoton
Morgan
F. O. Rindom
Liberal
Kansas
Stevens County
Washburn University Law School
William S. Norris
Salina
Topeka
University of Kansas
Norris
Kansas Supreme Court Race Sees Schroeder Cushenbery for No. 6
Alfred G. Schroeder 40 of Newton seeks the Republican nomination for position No. 6 on the Kansas Supreme Court amid a four challenger field. Schroeder, a 10 year judge, Harvard Law graduate and World War II veteran, is married with three children and moderates a Kansas Congregational Christian group. L. F. Cushenbery of Oberlin also runs in the GOP field. a former Decatur County attorney and 1954 Legislature member, he is 47, married with two children and statewide candidate. Democrat F. F. Wasinger, a Hays attorney, is unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Alfred G. Schroeder
Newton
Kansas Supreme Court
Judge Schroeder
Kansas
Harvey County
Ninth Judicial District
Kansas State College
Harvard
The
Southern Assn
Congregational Christian Churches
L. F. Cushenbery
Oberlin
State Supreme Court
Decatur County
Cushenbery
Washburn University Law School
Nomination for Kansas Supreme Court Seat No. 6
A Kansas candidate for the Supreme Court seeks nomination for position No. 6. He has practiced law since 1941 with four years in the armed services and served three terms as Ellis county attorney. Blue Hills radar post explains radar anomalies in foggy conditions causing surface reflections.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Armed Services
Ellis County
Blue Hills
Fog May Have Had Effect On Radar
MILTON Mass 4 An Air Force radar expert today said an unusual fog condition might have deflected the radar beams of the ships Stockholm and Andrea Doria so that they could not detect one another before their collision Dr. David Atlas director of the
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Milton
Mass
Air Force
Stockholm
Andrea Doria
David Atlas
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