Pilate Wife Claudia Procula Saint Revered
The text discusses Pilate's wife Claudia Procula known from tradition as having warned Pilate about Jesus and possibly being a secret disciple. It notes Roman law on wives accompanying governors, hints at her noble Roman status, and mentions her veneration as a saint in the Greek Orthodox Church.
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Matthew
Pilate
Jesus
Claudia Procula
Rome
Judea
Nicodemus
Claudia
Illness Attributed To Heart Attack
Wichita AP report says former governor Payne Ratner's illness centers on a heart attack with a heart specialist consulted. An attorney for Ratner stated he should not be released for 30 days. Earlier diagnosis cited an acute allergic reaction to a shot at the physician's office.
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Wichita
Payne H. Ratner
Ratner
Variety Show Planned At Vinland Grade School
Seventh and eighth grade pupils at Vinland Grade School present an 8 p.m. Friday variety show in the school gymnasium. A one act mystery The House of Horrors will be given. Cast members include Glen Richardson Susie Lewis Karen Bigsby Jackson Armbrister Dennis Lawson Merna Eckman and Jack.
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Vinland
Glen Richardson
Susie Lewis
Karen Bigsby
Jackson Armbrister
Dennis Lawson
Merna Eckman
Jack
Weather Elsewhere Feature by Associated Press 1965
A concise weather feature outlines atmospheric patterns across regions outside the main focus area. It highlights storm systems, temperature trends, and seasonal shifts with a broad, observational tone. The piece emphasizes regional variance and forecasting challenges.
KU Scientists Pinpoint Age of Salina Death Victim
Kansas University researchers William M. Bass and Irwin L. Baird estimate the Salina girl's age at death to be 16 to 17 months after examining X rays. They note a late-early childhood illness and possible prior medical care. Funeral services occurred in Salina.
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Kansas University
Salina
William M. Bass
Irwin L. Baird
Salina Park
Bass
Jail Inmates Escape Bank Robbery Hideout In Jail Cell
Two Waynesville jailbirds forged a key from scrap iron, slipped out to rob Waynesville Security Bank and other local places, then returned to the jail and locked themselves in. They later boasted of the caper. a tip from another prisoner helped solve the case.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Waynesville
Hugh H. Waggoner
Highway Patrol
FBI
Leonard Albert McKinnon
Raymond Selmer Meade Jr
Wisconsin
McKinnon
Algoa Intermediate Reformatory
Crocker
Meade
State Hospital
Nevada
Waggoner
Pulaski County
Kennedy Criticizes Steel Price Rise Sparks Bipartisan Probe
President Kennedy denounces a $6-a-ton steel increase as unjustified and signals possible federal action. FTC investigates possible collusion while Senate and House committees plan inquiries into price decisions and new regulatory options, with leaders Gore Kefauver and Celler pushing hearings.
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House
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Albert Gore
Gore
Mrs Metcalf Receives Siven Award For Service
Edith Metcalf draft board clerk Local Board No 18 Douglas County earned a certificate of merit in Topeka for commendable service. General Joe Nickell state Selective Service director presented it. Bruce Cameron board member honored with a pin for 20 years of service. Other board members include Dr C C Allen and Charles R Topping.
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Douglas County
Metcalf
Topeka
Joe Nickell
Bruce Cameron
C. C. Allen
Charles R. Topping
CBS Targeted in Antitrust Suit Over Network Programs
The Justice Department filed in Manhattan federal court charging CBS with forcing affiliated stations to carry almost all CBS afternoon and evening programs under a new compensation plan. The suit seeks a Sherman Act violation finding and an abandonment order. No comment from CBS was available.
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Justice Department
Today
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS Network
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
CBS
Open House at KU Observatory for Moon Viewings
Prof N W Storer of Kansas University Astronomy Dept invites the public to an open house at the KU observatory Friday 7 30 to 10 p m weather permitting The visit includes a close up view of the Moon Entrance is through Room 500 Lindley Hall A public event nationwide alert drill follows with 35th Infantry Division and Kansas Missouri National Guard units to mobilize in the coming days Magnolia trees were planted in memory of Miss Mildred Mast at Central Junior High School by the Student Council who recalls her as a longtime teacher since 1927 and who died in January.
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Kansas University Astronomy Department
KU Observatory
Lindley Hall
35Th Infantry Division
Kansas- Missouri National Guard
Mildred Mast
Central Junior High School
Miss Mast
Lawrence
Kennedy outlines defense cuts and overseas troop plans
President Kennedy urges cutting 1.1 billion from 3 billion annual cost of stations abroad to balance dollars, keeping 16 combat ready divisions. He notes GI families and travel savings, warns on false SAC alert, and confirms Lucius Clay remains Berlin advisor as crisis persists in Vietnam with aim to prevent spread of communism.
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Kennedy
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Mao Tze-tung alleged heart ailment report in Peiping
The New Life Evening Post of Hong Kong quoted private Peiping sources stating Mao Tze-tung suffered a heart problem in late 1958 during a lengthy policy speech at a closed door meeting.
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Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
New Life Evening Post
Peiping
Mao
Special screening of Question 7 at Granada Theatre
A drama based on East German incidents titled Question 7 was shown as a special screening at Granada Theatre. The public run will begin on Easter Sunday, April 22.
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East Germany
Granada Theater
Strikers Return Under Taft-Hartley Order on West Coast
Union crews signed on to resume West Coast and Hawaii shipping under a Taft-Hartley court order at Kennedy’s urging. About 60 vessels tied up since the month long strike were loaded and ready to sail as crews report. Judge Harris issued a temporary restraining order after Kennedy requested federal action to relieve Hawaii.
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West Coast
Hawaii
Kennedy
U.S
August Release For Reservists
Washington AP reports that over 145,000 National Guardsmen and Reservists will be demobilized in August, cutting two months of active duty. President Kennedy said units will stay in a heightened state of combat readiness if a new crisis arises, despite no immediate change in the international outlook.
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Kennedy
Steel price hike prompts mixed industry caution
President Kennedy warned that higher steel costs could raise prices on homes autos appliances and other goods if industry allies raise prices. Major automakers and GE and Westinghouse declined comment while Continental Can considered passing costs to container buyers and Campbell of Steel Magazine noted limited impact on final prices.
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U.S. Steel Corp
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric
Cleveland
Walter J. Campbell
Steel Magazine
Continental Can Co
City Commissioner W C Springer Undergoes Minor Surgery
City Commissioner W C Springer had minor surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital today. His condition is listed as good and he expects to be released soon.
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W. C. Springer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lipton to Visit Here on Friday
Sculptor Seymour Lipton will lecture and judge events at the second National Sculpture Casting Conference opening at Kansas University. About 200 experts from across the United States attended Mt Oread for the three day meeting. Lipton will judge KU's fifth Student Art Competition and discuss his works, including The Avenger, at Murphy Hall and a 6 pm dinner at the Kansas Union.
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Seymour Lipton
Kansas University
United States
Mt. Oread
Lipton
Murphy Hall
Swarthout
Fine Arts
Kansas Union
Cuba Will Free Sick Prisoners
Fifty four sick or wounded Bay of Pigs captives will be released Saturday after ransom payments to a Canadian bank. Negotiations continue for ransoming the remaining 1,179 prisoners as exiles arrange the terms. The released group will fly to Miami with two doctors, under a plan set by a four-man exile committee.
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Havana
Miami
Jailescape Trial Looms for Quality Oil Robbery Suspects
Douglas County prepares to try Cooper and Osborne for the Quality Oil robbery after an escape attempt two inmates in custody since March 27. They allegedly planned to flee while awaiting court, as repairs continue on the battered cell block and officers review the incident.
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Douglas County
Johnson
Monroe
Nolen Johnson
Cooper
Osborne
Lansing
Mrs Higgins In Good Condition After Car Crash
Twilla Higgins 22 of Route 1 is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after sustaining a head injury in a two car crash at 6th and Indiana Street on Wednesday morning. Her condition was reported today.
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Twilla Higgins
Route 1
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
6Th and
Ind. Sts
Card of Thanks for Clarence O. Hodge Family
The Clarence O. Hodge Family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers food and other acts of kindness during the loss of husband and father Clarence O. Hodge.
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Clarence O. Hodge
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