Lasansky Exhibit At Mammel Art Center Ottawa Univ
Mauricio Lasansky prints travel with Iowa Print Group now on display at Mammel Art Center Ottawa University gallery through Sept. 28. Admission free. public invited. Entitled Es pana the print is in Library of Congress and other galleries and has won several national prizes. The show features color and black and white engravings and etchings. many works have prizes and recent Mid-American exhibit depictions. Flowers said this is the first of several art shows at the center this year.
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Mauricio Lasansky
Iowa
Mammel
Ottawa University
Thomas E. Flowers
U. Art Department
Lasansky
Espana
Library of Congress
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Kansas City
Night Class Enrollment At Ottawa University Tuesday
Ottawa University enrollment for night and Saturday classes will be held next Tuesday evening at 7 in the university auditorium. Dean W. D. Bemmels says emphasis will be on community courses with some designed for area teachers seeking credit toward certification.
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W. D. Bemmels
U N General Assembly Condemns Soviet Union
The United Nations General Assembly approved a 60 to 10 vote condemning the Soviet Union for mass deportations and repression of Hungarians under Janos Kadar. The resolution, backed by the U N five member equity committee, calls for action and direct talks with Moscow as possible next steps. Prince Wan Waithayakon of Thailand led U N efforts and accepted the mandate with cautious optimism.
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U.N
Moscow
Prince Wan
New Excuse For Being Tardy At Upsala College
EAST ORANGE New Jersey Upsala College freshman Fremont E Wood Jr arrived late claiming he had to deliver a baby The 29 year old ex Army medical corpsman father of six said he delivered three children himself He took his wife Helen and their new son to the hospital Wood noted college is an economic necessity and added his wife is the unsung hero.
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Saureella Avaloinad
Vine Capiouucu
Army
Wood
Helen
Nail apron not sufficient dress for farmer
John Minnig 53 was convicted in a Mountain Grove Missouri magistrate court of indecent exposure after a 10 minute jury deliberation. He appeared fully clothed with a nail apron worn outside white coveralls and a sweatshirt. He acted as his own attorney and offered no defense. Meanwhile New York Mayor Robert Wagner backed the Board of Education decision to drop The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from public school lists, a move criticized by some as racist.
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John Minnig
Ozark
E. L. Colton
Minnig
New York
Rober F. Wagner
Board of Education
Mark Twain
Wagner
State ‘Commission Against Discrimination
Teachers Ordered To End Strike In Pawtucket
In Pawtucket Rhode Island teachers ended a nine day walkout after a superior court judge ruled the stoppage illegal. Juror George Fees was confronted by speaker Minnig who argued for higher pay and asked if death justified a higher salary. The court ordered a temporary injunction against the strike and a lenient outcome for some participants.
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Minnig
George Fees
G. Frederick Frost
Weather sketch Kansas shows rain and storms this afternoon
Occasional rain and scattered thunderstorms are expected this afternoon in Kansas. Tonight turns cooler, with a warmer trend Sunday. Yesterday’s high was 86 and today’s low near 41. Record highs and lows for the date are 100 in 1998 and 34 in 1904. River stage this morning near normal.
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Kansas
Bamwae
Soviet warning to Turkey over Syria talks
Moscow says Turkey risked a global war if it joins any U S backed action against Syria. Bulganin asked Adnan Menderes to avoid border mobilizations amid claims of American arms shipments for an attack. Moscow broadcasting his letter as Ankara defends normal maneuvers.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
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Andrei Gromyko
Bulganin
Middle East
Faubus And the Report Meeting Constructive
In Newport R I President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Faubus held a very constructive conference on Little Rock school integration troubles. The meeting lasted about two hours and was described as friendly and constructive by White House press secretary Hagerty. Faubus, after the talks, flew by Marine helicopter to Providence R I to issue a statement and hold a news conference later.
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Tenn
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Europe
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Adams
Naval Base
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Dynamite Bomb Strikes Nashville School as Kasper Ties surfaced
Police linked segregationist John Kasper to dynamite usage after a blast at Hattie Cotton School, part of six grammar schools recently integrated. An informant named Kasper and Charles Reed, tied to Kasper, as suspects. Kasper remained jailed on inciting to riot charges with potential further penalties.
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KKK
Hattie Cotton School
Hosse
Davidson County
West German Voters Go To Polls Sunday
West Germany heads to the polls in a tense election campaign centered on Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and his anti Soviet Western policy. About 35 million eligible voters will decide among Adenauer allies and 14 smaller parties and regional groups amid international caution over potential regional flashpoints.
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Baptists Plan To Wreck Parsonage In Ottawa
Forty men from Ottawa First Baptist Church met to demolish the former parsonage site south of the church and sell the material to fund a new educational unit. An old barn and Teens Inn block building will also be removed. The group, hosted by Charles Colbern at Colbern's Restaurant, discussed site clearing with Paul Gaynor heading the committee.
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Charles Colbern
Colbern
Paul Gaynor
Adenauer and Ollenhauer clash in West German election
An 81 year old Chancellor Adenauer seeks a third term amid warnings NATO could unravel if Socialists win. Ollenhauer, 56, argues for a neutral shift to push toward East German unification while remaining anti-Communist. Voters choose representatives who elect the chancellor. districts directly vote on their leaders.
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Erich Ollenhauer
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Christian Democratic Union
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Hopes for curb on living costs and inflation policy
Senator O Mahoney urged that a new anti inflation strategy board could prompt Eisenhower to seek congressional action to curb rising living costs. Senator Bennett doubted major new government controls without a change in policy. The panel includes Anderson, Fed Chair Martin Jr., CEA Chair Saulnier, and Hauge with a mandate for ongoing study of credit restraints money supply tax policy interest rates and debt management.
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O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Eisenhower
Congress
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Bennett
Utah
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
William M. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Raymond J. Saulnier
President’s Council of ‘Economic Advisers
Gabriel Hauge
Senate
House
Colby hail storm damages farms roofs and crops
A severe hail and rainstorm near Colby Kansas damaged about ten miles square area south to Mingo and east beyond Gem. Two inches of rain fell with hail up to golf ball size. Wheat replants and roof damage were reported citywide. Farmland crusted. tree leaves stripped. road and creek crossings blocked by high water.
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Kas
Mingo
Gem
Faubus Meets Eisenhower Aide in Providence Conference
Gov Faubus met President Eisenhower at the Newport Naval Base with aides present in a high level session aimed at resolving Little Rock integration standoff. The leaders appeared cordial and declined to discuss immediate decisions, while Faubus had previously denied remarks about jail versus school integration.
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Little Rock
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