Campus Campaign Planks Discussed At Kansas City
Kansas City campus leaders discuss proposed campaign planks for a change in university naming and governance. The dialogue notes student support for adopting the new name and broader policy shifts, with questions raised about campaign expenditures and cross-state tuition comparisons.
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Jege
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Stern
Nebraska
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Gelegste
Fa Webb Gary
Ind
Univer Gelesate
Blair
Colorado
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Dies at Home of Mrs Annie Silver in Jefferson City
Mrs Annie Bell Silver of Hannibal died at home in Jefferson City after living 93 years. The obituary notes her daughter and a long marriage to Mr. Lehman, with surviving relatives spanning several states, including Missouri and Texas, and a list of sons and a daughter.
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Hanni Ibil Dind Tutoday
Jefferson City
Edwin E. Lehman Dies in Fortuna
Edwin E. Lehman 86 died at his Fortuna home Tuesday morning after a long illness. A lifelong farmer, he was part of the Bethel community and local agricultural life.
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Edwin E. Lehman
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Ed Farmer
Bethel
Five Lehman brothers guilty in bank robbery and bribery case
Five brothers including Joel Lehman and Walter Lebay admitted participating in a bank robbery at Lemay Bank Trust Co. in Missouri and in a bribery attempt to hush a witness, Mrs. Joseph Schullier. Saputo received six months for attempted bribery and the terms run concurrently with other sentences. Jurors say the robbery netted about 6500 with two bags stolen. a cousin Collico faced separate charges. The court expected services and burial rites for victims at Bethel Mennonite Church in Lemay.
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Joel Lehman
West . Louis
Frank Saputo
Liberty
Ohio
Walter Lebay
Kan
Lehman
Bethel Mennonite Church
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St. Louis
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Douglas L. C
Jasper Collico
Saputo
Earnest Kirschman Dies Unexpectedly in California
Earnest Kirschman 78, a former Prairie Home area farmer, was found dead Tuesday morning at his California home, likely from a heart attack. Surviving family includes a daughter, four grandchildren, and several siblings. Services set for Thursday at the California United Church of Christ with burial in Moniteau Church Cemetery.
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Louise M. Roedel
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Oscar Mochel
Jamestown
Edison Kirschman
Waldo Kirschman
Tony Kirschman
Near Prairie Home
Emma Kirschman
Meta Kirschman
Milda Kirschman
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California United Church of Christ
EF. L. Pope
Moniteau Church
Cuban Rebels Claim Fall of Batista Near Remedios and Trinidad
Rebel reports from Oriente and Las Villas claim rapid advances as forces move south from Santa Clara. Battles describe destroyed convoy, bombings near Cienfuegos, and freeing soldiers in Havana. Autentica and Autenticos factions threaten capital as Castro supporters report key town captures.
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Prayers Parties Set Here Tonight
Travel patterns shift as airlines report declines and rail travel slows overnight. Railroad officials anticipate increased traffic as offices close and travelers head toward Kansas City and St. Louis. Motels fare better but icy roads south of Jefferson City push motorists to seek lodging earlier.
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Condemned Cypriots Saved From Gallows
Six Greek Cypriots facing death sentences were commuted to prison terms after clashes with Turkish Cypriots and for possessing firearms and explosives. The action, taken Tuesday, followed previous rulings and commutations amid the turmoil in NICOSIA.
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T ‘Mers
Otto H Lademann Services Today
California special notice reports funeral services for Otto H Lademann 72 who died Monday at his California area home. Born December 20 1886 he lived on the family farm his entire life. Survived by wife Katie Peters two sons Arthur and Harold four grandchildren one great grandchild and sister Mrs Hattie Zan Mater. He was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at the church with Rev F Reith officiating. Cemetery burial in Lutheran Cemetery.
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Bertha Lademan
Katie Peters
Arthur Lademann
Harold Lademanna
Higginsville
Graveside Rites Held For Mrs. Mary Mills
Graveside services were held at Antioch Cemetery near Syracuse for Mrs. Mary Katherine Mills who died Saturday in Green Bay Wisconsin. The Rev Bob Potter officiated. Mrs Mills lived in the Tipton area about 35 years ago. She is survived by one son Charles Officer of Green Bay two brothers Alvin Wentz of New York and Cecil Wentz Sheriday Wy to and two grandsons.
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Alvin Wentz
New York
Cecil Wentz
Sheriday
Wye
Area Roads Report Icy As Snowstorm Hits Region
A fragmentary notice describes icy area roads and heavy snowfall anticipated today. Text shows garbled remnants of accident mention and stranded travelers, with references to New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle and rough estimates of damages or costs. Contains no clear names or dates into the readable portion.
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Oklahoma
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GOP Liberals Meet Over Senate Policy Leadership
A liberal insurgent group within the GOP met in Senator Cooper’s office to plot strategy, aiming to broaden consultation among Republicans and gain White House conference access. Attendees included Kuchel Aitken Bush Case Javits Keating Scott and supporters Carlson Prouty Wiley among others. the group may contest Bridges and Saltonstall for chair roles.
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Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Collision Fatal for Missouri Man in Two-Car Crash
CARTHAGE Mo API A 69 year old Fred Heiman of Reeds Mo died at a hospital from injuries suffered in a two car collision southeast of Carthage late yesterday. Carl Robert Dick 16 of Rt 3 Carthage was seriously injured. Heiman was pinned in his car which had to be pulled from a ditch before removal. Dick was a passenger in a car driven by Jerry Dale Hartman Jr also of Rt 3 Carthage.
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De Gaulle Named Time Man of the Year
President elect Charles de Gaulle of France is Time magazine's Man of the Year for the year’s end issue. His photo will grace the cover of the edition. An Associated Press poll of 3,709 radio stations and newspapers also named him Man of the Year.
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Rockefeller heirloom homes and a new Rockefeller Center unit
A sprawling Rockefeller real estate buildup and a new 32 room Rockefeller Center apartment are in the works as Nelson Rockefeller pursues a governorship and broad budget maneuvers. The piece tracks the Rockefeller dynasty, wealth, and public life, with notes on family routines and career milestones.
Lettermen Expected Back for Prison Team
Poem notes chill in the air and winter scene as the prison football players depart for the season. It assures hope for a return next season with the players likely to be back, despite the current farewell.
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Antitrust Laws Considered Against Racketeering
Justice Department officials said the antitrust laws may be used to combat labor racketeering as part of a broad plan to curb organized crime. The move would involve the antitrust division handling cases with interstate impact, with evidence sent to the criminal division for coordinated action alongside FBI and other agencies.
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Board Demands End to Air Strike in Eastern Dispute
Washington AP reports the National Mediation Board urged an immediate end to the Eastern Air Lines strike by Flight Engineers International Association. The board sent telegrams to both sides, stressing the public must have adequate air service and proposing restoration of striking engineers without penalty. Eastern Air Lines accepted the board’s peaceable settlement method and pledged to follow it with the association. The Railway Labor Act frames labor disputes in airlines with mandatory peaceful resolution duties.
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Cereal Plant Fire Causes Heavy Loss Near Farley Missouri
AP report from Kansas City says a cereal grain processing plant near Farley, north of Kansas City, lost part of one section and others avoided damage. Owner BE Pratt Quality Food Farms estimates losses at 30 000 to 40 000 with partial insurance. Fire likely started by gasoline fumes near a water heater. No injuries.
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San Diego Hit By Brush Fire Rages Through North Clairemont
A wind whipped brush fire scorched about ten city blocks in North Clairemont as residents fled endangered homes. Firefighters on four alarms contained the blaze, burning seven houses in initial reports before corrections. A woman fled with her month old baby and described flames reaching near her back door amid a tall smoke column.
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