Negro students weigh nationwide plan at Raleigh meeting
At a Raleigh meeting, Negro students from eight Southern states discussed a nationwide campaign of selective buying and training volunteers willing to go to jail rather than pay fines under segregation laws. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. urged the plan as a strategy for victory.
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Raleigh
S. C
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
South
King
de Obate
John J. Northrop
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Rochester
N.Y
Little Rock
Ark
New Orleans
White House
Washington, D.C
Winnfield, Lo
Memphis
Tenn
Evag Museum
Jerusalem Hosts All Christian Easter Celebrations
In Jerusalem the Church of the Holy Sepulchre opens for Easter as Moslem gatekeeper releases access for diverse Christian sects. Latin Patriarch Alberto Gori leads a blessing at the Stone of Anointment as Easter rites begin with fires lit and processions. Ethiopians perform a moonlit body-search ritual atop the Guard, signaling renewed faith and rejoicing.
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Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Alberto Gori
Waclon
Jesus
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence Area
George Edward Rehskopf 95 died Friday at 165 Pa. St. services will be held with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He leaves five stepdaughters and a stepson plus two cousins and 12 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Alice Hilderbrand former Lawrence and Tonganoxie resident. funeral in Pasadena with burial today. Surviving daughters listed in Ton ganode Pasadena and San Diego.
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George Edward Rahekopt
George Edward Rehskopf
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eva Cline
Lesa Russell
Los Angeles
Laciena Clark
Artesia
Thelma Wheeler
Kansas City
Marion Beck
Wichita
Arthur Longfellow
N.H. St
Ira Hird
Vinland
Carl Hird Sr
E. 23Rd St
Alice Hilderbrand
Lawrence
Rosary Planned for Edward Hyland in Lawrence Topeka
Edward Francis Hyland 61 a former Lawrence resident died Tuesday in Topeka A rosary will be recited at 7 30 p m Sunday at Rumsey Funeral Home Funeral services will be at 930 a m Monday at St John s Lawrence Burial will be in Mt Calvary Cemetery Baldwin
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Edward Francis Hyland
Lawrence
Topeka
Rumsey Funeral Home
St. John's
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Baldwin
Services for 83 year old Mrs Lucy Brown White
Mrs Lucy Brown White 83 a lifelong Lawrence resident died Friday. Services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at St Luke AME Church led by Dr Therion E Dobbs. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Friends may visit Boweer Lee Mortuary 4 to 10 p.m. Monday.
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Lucy Brown White
Lawrence
St. Luke A.M.E
Therion E. Dobbs
Maple Grove
Boweer-Lee Mortuary
Easter ceremony notice by Scottish Rite Bodies at Masonic Temple
Breakfast at 7 followed by services at 8 at the Masonic Temple. Dr. Harold G. Barr to speak. Open to Scottish Rite Masons of the 18th degree or higher. Wright, Secy Adv.
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Masonic Temple
Harold G. Barr
Wright
Secy
Storage Rates Cut Is Opposed by Government
Washington AP A Agriculture Department spokesman opposes a 19 percent cut in government grain storage rates claiming storage facilities are now ample The proposed reduction would lower storage costs to 6129 million from 7114 million for the July 1 start period Industry critics object The Commodity Credit Corp will decide final rates Marvin L McLain assistant secretary testified to a House subcommittee stating government now sits on the other side of the table with adequate storage for program needs
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Marvin L. McLain
Department
House A Niations
McLain
Newsman May Not Run For Congress
John Montgomery says plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 4th District would end if he becomes state Democratic chairman. He was state highway director and early newspaper publisher, chosen by Gov. Docking to succeed Frank Theis. Montgomery, a 1956 congressional nominee, says he had planned another run. Rees is retiring at term’s end. The Topeka meeting may confirm Montgomery as party head.
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Junction City
Congress
John Montgomery
George Docking
Frank Theis
U. S. Senate
Montgomery
Ed Rees
Emporia
Wayne County jail meals catered due to new facility
Prisoners at Wayne County jail in West Virginia are being served catered meals because staff are not yet familiar with the new kitchen equipment. The facility is very new and staff lack experience with the modern setup.
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Wayne
W. Va
Wayne County
Deaf boy denies slashing a maid in Florida hotel
A deaf 17 year old testified through his sister he did not kill a maid at the Miami Colonial Hotel. He described an accidental glass break and attempted gesture communication with the maid. He fled the hotel and later rode to Fort Lauderdale as police investigated the bloody scene.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Miami Colonial
Lee Mail
Fort Lauderdale
Central Junior High shifts practice to 1 pm for meet
Lawrence Central Junior High School track will practice at 1 p.m. Tuesday instead of 3:30 p.m. due to a scheduled meet, with other days remaining at 3:30. The Kansas University Foreign Student Festival runs May 7 at Hoch Auditorium with exhibits and performances, free admission. The February district court jury reports at 9 a.m. Thursday, final docket term.
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Central Junior High
Haskell
Dick Edmondson
Edmondson
Kansas University
Et Hoch
Clark Coan
Coan
Lucille Allison
Funeral floral notices from Seeeerris Flowers
Chiang Kai-Shek, president of the Chinese Nationalist Republic, received military training as a youth while a student in Japan. Funeral floral arrangements advertise Seeeerris Flowers VI 2-1120.
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Seeeerris
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Arizona growth draws Kansas native to sell Southwest
The column notes Amberg and Haines, Kansas natives now in Arizona, as examples of young movers aiding Phoenix and Tucson growth. It praises local leadership and Kansas for needing similar talent to stay competitive, urging better business development and recreation to keep bright Kansans from moving away.
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Scottsdale
Jordan Haines
Sabetha
Haines
First National Bank of Area
First Na Haines
Phoenix
Arizona Perfect Compion
New Arized
Kansas
Arizona
Amberg
Arge Peneng
Chancellor Murphy
Beach Named Interim County Attorney Amid Appointments
Beach named to fill the post until the next general election after state bar and Republican committee discussions. Five nominees were recommended by Republican lawyers: Robert H. Boyce Jr. Francis J. Donnelly Charles F. Burkin Jr. Robert Fablen Norman B. Sorter. Beach is a former Douglas County attorney and KU Law School graduate with a two-decade public service career.
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Cause Beach
Bar Association
Judge Beach
Eeeniace
Ehan
Beach
Robert H. Boyce Jr
Francis J. Donnelly
Charles F. Burkin Jr
Robert Fablen
Norman B. Sorter
Lawrence
Oskaloosa
Jeferson-Douglas Remeffe County
Kansas
Douglas County
Kansas University Law School
Police seek suspect after park incident injuring girl
A nine year old white girl was hurt in a park in Shorewood and Milwaukee area Friday. Police seek a Black suspect as the girl and her younger brothers and a five year old playmate separated during playtime.
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Shorewood
Milwaukee
Communist China silences final outspoken critic Ma Yin-chu
AP report cites Peiping Radio announcing Ma Yin-chu was removed March 26 as president of Peiping University. Lu Ping named his successor. Ma, 76, long challenged regime and population policy, and warned China to focus on quality over quantity.
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Tokyo
China
Ma Yin-chu
Peiping
Peiping University
Lu Ping
Pony Express Climaxes Centennial Deliveries In Truck
In a centennial celebration turnabout Cowboy Jack Nolan delivers mail by truck to Sacramento after riding 100 miles from St Joseph to the West Coast. At City Hall he hands 2 500 letters to Postmaster John F Fixa as a horse ambulance arrives and a mounted Nolan rides in on a horse named Jack amid officials including Deputy Poundmaster Fred Kenna and Mayor George Christopher.
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San Francisco
Pony Express
Jack Nolan
Sacramento
Nolan
John F. Fixa
City Hall
Fred Kenna
Kenna
Jack Chaney
Jack
Lo George Christopher
St. Joseph
West Coast
Hereford Club Plans Saturday Field Day
The Kansas City Hereford Club hosts its annual junior field day on Saturday, April 23, at the CK Ranch in Brookville near Salina. Activities run 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. with an essay contest on Why I Like Herefords open to any 4H or FFA member. Claude B. of Baldwin presides.
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Kansas City Herford Club
Brookville
Salina
U.S. 40
FFA
CK Ranch
Pecan
Claude B. S of Baldwin
Two Brothers Wanted After Car Theft Slugging Deputy
Charles Smith 24 and Elmer Smith 26 from Cameron Oklahoma are sought in Muskogee after an armed incident in which Deputy Sheriff Leonard Marlow was slugged and his revolver and car taken. A massive manhunt was halted as authorities believed the suspects had fled. Later a farmer reported a breakfast theft at his home and two men seen acting suspiciously on U S 68 three miles west of town.
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Charles Smith
Charles
Elmer
Cameron
Okla
Muskogee
Vincee
Ind
Leonard Marlow
Court Crim and Traffic Docket Summaries
Police Court Waltham mass 15 days jail for vagrancy. Hendrix 320 Mill fined 0 for drunkenness. Traffic violations James Hoover 2240 Vt improper muffler 25 fine 5 suspended. Edwin W Koester Thornton Colo 30 days jail 50 fine for drunken public highway and vagrancy. Ted Sherman Mathis Kansas City 30 days jail 100 fine for DUI. William McClintock 316 Lincoln 25 fine for assault. Charles Perkins 1711 Brook five days jail 25 fine for petty larceny. County Court Clifford A Nichols 743 N 7th 10 fine and costs wrong way on one way street. Divorce Phyllis Spineto Edward Spineto filed.
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Carlton Ryan
Waltham
Mass
Charles Hendrix
James Hoover
Edwin W. Koester
Thornton, Colo
Ted Sherman Mathis
Kansas City
William McClintock
Lincoln
Charles Perkins
Brook
Clifford A. Nichols
N. 7Th
Phyllis A. Spinetova
Edward A. Spineto
Newark Fire Displaces 300, Destroys 14 Tenements
A coal yard blaze at Household Fuel Trestles in Newark, New Jersey, left 300 homeless after 14 tenements burned in over two hours. Firemen battled in 8 degree heat, 7 were injured, and the resin drum explosion under a trestle sparked the flames affecting about 65 families permanently and 10 temporarily.
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Newark
N.J
Philip J. Reilly Sa
Permasty Boone
Reilly
Memorial Hospital Admits Several Local Residents
Mrs Dorothy Reusch 638 North Highway Mrs Ella Miller and baby boy 731 Hickory Verlin endora John Trevillion 818 North Highway Mrs Barbara Neal 1812 Miller Dei Mrs Dessie Williame Eu Mr and Mrs James Gryder Linwood a son Friday Admissions Irvin Flory 913 New York 3 Mrs Darlene Marie Loney Route 2 William A Plaisted 345 Missouri Peggy Helen Ornelas 68 Barbara M
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Dorothy Reusch
N.H
Ella Miller
Hickory
Verlin Endora
John Trevillion
Barbara Neal
Miller
Dessie Williame
Irvin Flory
N. Y
Darlene Marie Loney
William A. Plaisted
Peggy Helen Ornelas
Barbara M
Thanks for Kindness From Friends and Medical Staff
Rose Spearman expresses gratitude to friends for cards visits and acts of kindness during hospital stay and at home. Special thanks to Dr Campbell and the nurses for their ministrations.
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Alice Hilderbrandt
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A.F
A.M
Rsa Ph
A. Altic
W. M
Geo. W. Mole
Jay Markwith
Coan. St
John Hazeler
Markwith
Centennial School
The
Elks Lodge
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Mental Health
Topeka State
Howard
Dolph C. Simons, JR
Kas
New York Giant
Aew City Garment Company
New Mexico
Colorado
Nevada
Oteogt
Great Southwest
Lewis Haas
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Sarak Se
Bieberspeerin
Six
Tucson
Appalachians
Rockies
Uae
New England
Georgia
Selesippi Valley
Contra
Kuomintang
Hereford
James Gryder
Linwood
Friday
Epsilons of
Kansas State University
Oscar Rumsey
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