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John Siedzik, Slavic bibliographer, Sam Anderson, instructor of German, and O. P. Backus, professor of history were responsible for the acquisition of the materials.
Russian Publications Displayed at Watson
Mr. Siedzik said there are many Russian books out of publication which are extremely difficult to obtain, such as books written before the Russian Revolution.
Russian publications are on display at Watson Library. The display included books, scholarly journals and serial publications.
Herbert A. Philbrick, author of "I Led Three Lives" and for nine year a counterspy for the FBI, will address a meeting of the Lawrence Knife and Fork Club at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Eldridge Hotel.
The three men have attempted to obtain these items by exchanges through the Soviet libraries, because since the war there has been
The movie "Southern Cross Crusade," which is sponsored by the Lawrence Christian Business Men's Committee, will be shown at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the Billy Graham Film Meeting in the Lawrence Community Building.
Mr. Philbrick will discuss ways Americans can recognize communists and detect their infiltration into innocent groups.
Christian Businessmen To Show Movie Sunday
Former Counterspy To Address Local Club
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The purpose of the display is to point out the interests and importance of Russian books and manuscripts. The subjects covered in the publications include political science, history, languages, literature, law, biology, and a particular emphasis on mathematics, geology and geography.
a growing interest in the past of Russia.
It has taken approximately four years to acquire the material.
CAPE CANAVERAL — (UPI)— An Atlas missile which came close to disaster the night before President Eisenhower's visit here soared 6,300 miles on its second try last night.
Atlas Soars 6,300 Miles on Second Try
The "very minor" difficulty which caused a malfunction in the missile Tuesday night was corrected, and the Atlas roared off shortly before midnight for its 18th consecutive successful flight.
This is the outstanding record among America's big missiles. To date, Russia has not indicated whether its rockets, despite their
massive power, can match the Atlas in long-range consistency.
The Air Force added balance to its test program yesterday with the ninth straight success for its advanced-model Mace, a 44-foot-long guided missile.
The Mace was put through a grueling performance to test its inertial guidance system. The missile blasted off in one direction, then curved around to head toward the desired target in the Atlantic.
Wichita Police Hunt for Two Kidnappers
WICHTA — (UPI) — A manhunt was launched today for two men who kidnapped a supermarket manager near his home and forced him to give them between $4,000 and $5,000 in cash.
The victim of the robbery-abduction was Harlan Keith Anderson, 26, manager of a Safeway store.
He told police the two men, one brandishing a gun, approached his car last night as he pulled into the driveway of his home.