Crum Enters Race for 13th District Legislature
Laurice R. Crum 33 of 1515 W. 7th St. announces as Democrat candidate for state representative from the 13th District. He is first to announce in the district from either party. Crum heads Guardian Angel Homes Inc with a 42 bed Lawrence nursing home and a 16 bed Ottawa facility, runs Larry Crum Associates, and serves as Kansas Nursing Home Assn executive secretary. He has Navy service, teaching background, and active mental health involvement.
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Laurice R
Larry) Crum
7Th St
Odd Williams
Crum
Guardian Angel Homes, Inc
Lawrence
Ottawa
Larry Crum
Wichita University
Navy
Anthony
Kansas Nursing Home Assn
Kansas State Mental Health Assn
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Lawrence Optimist Club
Focal Centennial
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Two Hospitalized In Local Accident On Iowa Street
Three Lawrence residents were injured in a two car head on collision on Iowa Street. Mrs. Alice Cox 22 suffered chest and head injuries while her husband J Lawrence Cox 24 had internal injuries and Ball 39 had fractured ribs. Ball was charged with DUI left of center and no license.
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Lawrence
Iowa Street
Alice Cox
Edgehill Dr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
J. Lawrence Cox
Clyde Edward Ball
la. St
Cox
Ball
Kay Pharmacy to Continue as Sundry Store After Buyout
Raney Plaza Drugs at 1800 Mass St buys prescription records and stock of Adam Kay Pharmacy at 1347 Mass St. Kay's daughter Mrs Harry Brown will run Kay Pharmacy as a sundry store selling magazines tobacco and fountain drinks. She plans relief work for pharmacists who are ill or on vacation.
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Raney Plaza Drugs
Mass
Adam Kay
St. Kay
Harry Brown
Kay Pharmacy
Kay
Young Angler Succeeds
Newburgh New York AP reports 13 year old David Fekishazy ignored the snag of an off hook trout and dived into a creek to grab an 18 inch trout with his bare hands on opening day of the state trout season.
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Newburgh
N.Y
David Fekishazy
Beliefs Questioned In Custody Hearing
Dr. Curtis N. Sandage, a 42 year old bacteriologist, faces a Kansas City custody fight over 11 year old Anne as questions about his religious beliefs surface. The case involves a 1961-1962 custody dispute connected to his ex wife Irma Sandage and an April 1962 Ohio extradition matter.
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Kansas City
Kan
Curtis N. Sandage
William Poindexter
Irma Sandage
Oxford
Ohio
Sandage
Anne
Missouri
John M. Dalton
Sandages
Midwest Research Institute
Lynn
Bonner Springs
Irma
Joe Swinehart
Walker in Texas Runs for Governor as Walker Attacks Kennedy
Ex general Edwin A. Walker, now residing in Texas, declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for Texas governor. He attacks President Kennedy over actions in his removal from command and alleges a politically driven military inquiry led by McNamara. He cites censorship fears and claims a shift from civilian control to a commissar like indoctrination of the armed forces. Walker defends his German World War II command and responds to McNamara testimony on troop voting influence. He notes a lack of a robust psychological warfare program and argues that anti communism is being undermined. He criticizes unnamed officials supporting collusion with international Communism and asserts it harms national security. Sen. Strom Thurmond supports Walker as they meet with aides in Dallas.
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Texas
Kennedy
Walker
Robert S
McNamara
Elvis Stahl Jr
Europe
Bruce C. Clarke
U.S. Army
Frederic J. Brown
United States
Germany
Robert S. McNamara
Senate
Medford C. Evans
Dallas
Tex
Clyde J. Watts
Oklahoma City
Edwin A. Walker
Chancellor Wescoe speaks on education and world peace
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe urged using education to shape global understanding and counter Soviet influence. He addressed IAWS delegates at KU and spoke at Washburn University in Topeka stressing citizen responsibility to study international affairs. The talks closed the four day IAWS meeting with about 220 delegates from 41 schools.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Intercollegiate Association of Women Students
Washburn University
Topeka
IAWS
Wshburn
U.S
Soviet Union
America
Washburn
Kansas
United States
Police Capture Narcotics Haul Near Bethany
In Oklahoma City area Bethany police intercept a truck from Los Angeles to Chicago carrying about 300 bundles of marijuana heroin and other narcotics hidden behind panels. Two men Ezekiel Brown 38 and Edward Charles Matthews 34 were arrested. Value estimated at 2 million dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bethany
Ezekiel Brown
Edward Charles Matthews
James Sykes
Bethany Force
Government Rejects Bridge Funds For Kaw River Span
Douglas County officials said the federal disaster program will not fund a new Kaw River bridge at Eudora after two spans collapsed in January ice. The county will study repairs costing about 200000 with local funds and Leavenworth County review before moving ahead.
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Douglas County
Kaw
Eudora
Elmer Ousdahl
Topeka
Finney and Turnipseed
Leavenworth
Kaw River
Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Ousdah
John Frazer
Ousdahl
Lecompton
City approves Pioneer Ridge plan and city annexations
City commissioners approve final Pioneer Ridge Addition plan on Sixth Street area near the country club. An extra 20 feet of right of way is needed for the U S 40 stretch, with limited access instead of a frontage road. Areas to be brought into the city next week if possible alongside Kasold Terrace annexation and zoning actions.
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Sioners
Kansas University
Pioneer Ridge
Sixth Street
Country Club
U. S. 40
Kasold Terrace
University Field Addition
19Th Street
Stouffer Place
Iowa Street
Yale Road
California Street
District Chief Frank Morris Addresses Optimist Club
Frank Morris of Kansas City Kansas district governor District 37 spoke Monday at the Sunset Optimist Club in the Holiday Inn on challenges posed by points in the Optimist creed. Also present was Herman Mick secretary treasurer of the district. Initiated into the local club was Phil Hedman. Thoroughbred trainer Danny Perlsweig acts as his own exercise boy.
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Frank Morris
Kansas City
Kan
Sunset Optimist Club
Holiday Inn
Herman Mick
Phil Hedman
Financier Estes Tries Outside Help for Farming Enterprises
Pecos Texas AP embattled financier Billie Sol Estes called in Anderson, Clayton & Co. to take over his cotton farms valued up to 7.5 million as he reorganizes debts totaling 32 million against 20 million in assets. Federal grand jury probes Estes' dealings begin in El Paso.
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Pecos
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Anderson, Clayton & Co
Houston
Anderson
Clayton
Depuy Bateman Jr
Clayton Company
Bateman
John P. Galligher
Harold Orr
Ruel Alexander
Amarillo
Coleman D. McSpadden
Lubbock
el Paso
Voters Approve And Reject Local Bond Issues And Elect Officials
Variancebuy sites for future buildings approved 2 328 to 950. Several bond issues fail in various towns while city councils elect new members or reelect incumbents. The paper details outcomes in Columbus Lindsborg McPherson Norton Horton St Marys Haysville Derby Marion Bonner Springs and related school board contests with close margins and one vote differences.
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Columbus
Lindsborg
Carl B. Hanson
Theodore C. Palmquist
McPherson
Cy Roth
Walter McCrea
Norton
Horton
St. Marys
Henry W. Beseau
Charles B. Bietry
Haysville
Wichita
Wayne R. Cain
Ephron German
Dennis Harkness
Donald Frazier
Wendell Corbett
Leon Dunn Jr. Derby
Paul Abshier
Thomas F. Faust
Robert de Long
Bobbie Ray Rosenstiel
Lloyd Scott Jr
Marion
Ira Newcomer
Donald Kelsey
James F. Meisner
Bonner Springs
Donald Coffman
William Rehm
Homer Chiffith
Marguerite Bosanko
Parent-Teachers Association
Tomasek Urges United Approach to Europe and Trade
Tomasek calls for studying the Common Market, then competing fairly with the alliance. He urges labor management and government to reestablish a strong competitive posture and consider Europe’s unity, Western Hemisphere concord, and potential world emergence. Clark assumes Chamber presidency with plans for member input.
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America
Tomasek
European Economic Community
Free Europe
United States of Europe
Chamber
Rhodes
Clark
Lawrence
Rain totals, records, and Olympic tie with Kansas Relays entry
Lawrence weather observer Walter Schwarz notes March rainfall 2.83 inches surpassing the 2.17 inch normal. Worden’s year-to-date 6.35 inches, with a three month norm of 4.49 inches. Grambling College enters seven men for the April Kansas Relays led by Capt Stone Johnson, a former 1960 Olympic 200 meter finalist and NAIA 200 champion, who will anchor 440 880 and mile relays.
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Worden
Walter Schwarz
Grambling College
Grambling
Kansas
Stone Johnson
Rome
Johnson
Kansas University
Charlie Tidwell
United States
Loyola of Chicago
Houston
Bank in Eudora Hosts Art Show by Prof Ludlow
Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora plans a Sunday art showing from 1 to 6 p.m. featuring Prof Robert Ludlow whose paintings have earned awards and been shown in over 20 museums. A public reception with the artist is set, following two prior exhibits that drew more than 400 visitors.
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Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Robert Ludlow
Bank
Kelvin Hoover
Robert Green
William H. Wright
Prof
Ludlow
Paris
Chapel Music From Our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises organ music from the Reuter pipe organ in chapel services at VI13-5111.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Nation's Leaders May Visit Abilene for Library Dedication
Abilene may host a presidential gathering May 1 for the Eisenhower Presidential Library dedication. Invitations go to President Kennedy and three living former presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower has accepted. Harry S. Truman is expected. Herbert Hoover’s health may allow attendance. Committee chair Kenneth Olson notes ongoing talks with campaign head Harry Darby and U S archivist Wayne C. Grover.
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Abilene
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenneth Olson
Harry
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Olson
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Kan
Wayne C. Grover
Washington
U. S
County Sportsmen Club Presents Outdoor Film
The Douglas County Sportsmen Club will show an outdoor film at 7 30 p m Friday in the Community Building. The color film by the Minnesota Fish and Game Department covers four wildlife species. Proceeds from a buffalo dinner 6 to 8 p m Saturday April 28 support the club’s youth fishing program at Mary’s Lake.
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Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Minnesota Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
George Walyer
Fish and Game
Pratt
Eddie Bond
Mary's Lake
Thanking Friends After Sorrow
Mrs Albert Pine and family express gratitude to Msgr Towle Father Quigley doctors nurses and friends for cards flowers letters and visits during their recent sorrow and hospital stay from Mrs Albert Pine and Family.
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Albert Pine
Msgr. Towle
Father Quigley
Drs. Holliday and
Campbell
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Iowa
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Danny Perlsweig
Kitchener
Ont
Superior Manufacturing Co
California
Pacific Finance
Galligher
Vital Tomasek
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
Associated Press
Atlanta
Bismarck
Denver
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Juneau
Memphis
Miami
St.Paul
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Richmond Clear
al St. Louis Cloudy
Salt Lake City
Clear
San Diego
San Francisco
Cloudy
Seattle Rain
Tampa Cloudy
County Sportsmen Club
Michael Kelly
Farmers Insurance Group
Ny End
Westh
Andy” Anderson
Mgr
Charles Ise
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