Electioneering Flows in Louisiana New Jersey Primaries
Louisiana voters choose a governor while New Jersey holds Senate nomination contests. Kennedy and Humphrey campaign in West Virginia and Louisiana races feature Republican challenges and States Rights themes. Democratic national figures visit Los Angeles as party organizers map the convention plan.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
West Virginia
Wheeling
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Isiana
Earl K. Long
Jimmie Davis
Davis
Francis Grevemberg
Kent Courtney
Long
New Orient
Mof deLesseps S. Morrison
Clifford P
Laughlin Installed as Commander of Alford-Clark VFW Post
Roy C. Laughlin was installed as commander of Alford-Clark Post 852 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Police Fire Building. Other officers named include Leroy Acridge as senior vice commander and Jack Marshall as junior vice commander.
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Roy C. Laughlin
Alford-Clark Post
Veterans of Foreign Cars
Leroy Acridge
Jack Marshall
Norman B
Vote on Civil Rights Cleared by Committee
The House Rules Committee voted 8 4 to send to the House a resolution accepting Senate changes in the civil rights bill. Adoption of this resolution would send the legislation to President Eisenhower for action.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Theft Charges Dismissed Against 2 Kansas City Cops
Kansas City AP. Magistrate Louis J Mazuch dismissed theft charges against Patrolman Lloyd E Warden and Detective Richard J Staab after suburban mall managers testified they could not confirm items were missing. Sgt Riley Henderson had similar charges dismissed earlier this month.
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Kansas City
Louis J. Mazuch
Richard J. Staab
Department
Lloyd E. Warden
Riley Henderson
Horse Kicks Tot3 Julie Klinger Found in Field
In Kansas City Kansas three year old Julie Klinger wandered from home and was found sitting cross legged in a pasture. She told her mother she could not walk after being kicked by a horse and suffering a broken hip.
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Kansas City
Kan
Julie Klinger
Wyandotte County
Kenneth Klinger
Julie
Lawrence Officials Gather For Centennial Plans And Siren Test
Lawrence Douglas County officers meet at 8 p m in the Eldridge Hotel to discuss January Centennial projects. Howard Lindley reports the Monday siren test at Haskell Institute was successful, with mixed audible results across city and campus, wind cited as a factor. Two childbirth films will be shown Wednesday evening as part of a newborn care series led by Dr. R L Hermes at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Douglas County
Eldridge
Howard Lindley
Civil Defense
Haskell
Haskell Institute
Journal- World
R. L. Hermes
Douglas County Medical Society
Physicians
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Chamber Meeting Set Next Tuesday
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce dinner is planned for 6 30 p m next Tuesday at the Kansas Union Ballroom. Reservations should be made this week by calling the chamber office. New officers will take posts at the dinner with Justin Hill as president Dolph Simons Jr first vice president William Willee second vice president Warren Rhodes treasurer and Olin Petefish retiring as attorney E R Zook serves as secretary manager.
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Lawrence Chamber of Tamerce
Kansas Union
Chamber
UCLA
Justin Hill
Lawrence Paper Co
Dolph C. Simons Jr
The
Journal-World
William Willee
Lawrence Transfer
Air Force Dyna Soar 1964 manned flight plan floated
Senator Magnuson said the Air Force backs a Boeing designed Dyna Soar program to launch a manned rocket vehicle in September 1964. The plan aims to place a person near space orbit with controlled landing and calls for 480 million dollars in appropriations through fiscal 1963.
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Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Co
Lawrence Witnesses named to assembly rooming staff
Three members of the Lawrence Jehovahs Witnesses were named to the rooming accommodations staff for the Circuit Assembly of Jehovahs Witnesses May 68 at Ottawa Memorial Auditorium. Mrs. Lillian Harris Mrs. Bernice Peterson and Mrs. Doris Hunick will help house about 600 delegates from eastern Kansas and southern Nebraska. Forty Lawrence delegates will attend the three day meeting with instruction on Bible principles and family life and training in preaching. The convention theme is Seek Peace and Pursue It.
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Lawrence Jehovah's Witnesses
Circuit Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Kansas
Nebraska
Lillian Harris
Bernice Peterson
Doris Hunick
Lawrence
Crum Optimist Speaker On Nursing Home Need
Crum told the Optimist Club at the Holiday Inn that by 1980 more than 25 million Americans will be over 65 and that longer life has increased chronic illness among this age group.
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Larry Crum
Optimist Club
Holiday Inn
Crum
Greek Youth Recovers After Life Saving Heart Operation
A Greek boy, Stellakis Parthenopoulos, 4, is reported in good condition at Parkchester General Hospital after a successful heart operation. Dr. Aaron Gorelik led the 60 minute procedure to close a defect and build healthy tissue, citing hope for full recovery. The boy was brought to New York after a Greek doctor connected him with the AP news story of a prior saving, spurring international help.
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New York
Parkchester General Hospital
Aaron Gorelik
Stellakis’ Parthenopoulos
Gorelik
John O. B. Wallace
Associated Press
Passenger car output rises as auto makers push April goals
Detroit AP reports domestic production rose last week to 143,685 cars from 133,299 the prior week as industry aims for 587,800 units in April. Cumulative year to date totals show 2,312,886 cars produced versus 1,954,228 a year earlier. Chevrolet widened its lead over Ford in standard size cars to 581,621 versus 342,649 this year with 39,200 Chevrolets and 14,200 Fords produced last week.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
Ford
Funeral floral arrangements by cenis Flowers
Funeral floral arrangements advertised by cenis Flowers with contact number VI 2-1320.
Air Force investigates fatal cargo plane crash near Harmon Field
U S Air Force officials prepared an inquiry into the cause of a C124 crash minutes after takeoff from Harmon Field. All nine crewmen were killed. The aircraft en route from Dover AFB to Mildenhall England carried mail and medical supplies with limited visibility at departure. Dover officials identified the nine dead crew members by rank and home towns.
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Mid
U.S. Air Force
Harmon Field
Mildenhall
England
Dover
Del
Air Force Base
Harmon
Dover Air Force Base
Donald P. Sheehan
Lansdowne
Robert E. Little
Monroe
Gerald E. Avery
Modesto
Calif
Leon E. Pedersen
McIntosh
Fla
Harold G. Harrison
McCloud
Okla
Ben A. Sharpe
Burlington
N.C
Clark N. Orndorff
Littletown
Edward T. Retus
Bentleyville
Wallace M. Williams
Louisville
Kennedy Accepts Debate Challenge in West Virginia Primary
Sen. John F. Kennedy accepts a face to face debate with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey during West Virginia’s May 10 presidential primary. Kennedy had earlier declined a Wisconsin debate saying it would harm the party. He argues television could be more effective and signals a tougher stance on the religious issue.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Kennedy
Ayrshire Show Exhibitors from Douglas County Shine
Six from Douglas County among 18 exhibitors at the Northeast Kansas Ayrshire Show in Effingham. Alford wins multiple top prizes including junior and grand champion with a bull calf, while Patricia Alford places fifth and Donna Alford earns second in senior yearling events.
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Douglas County
Kansas Ayrshire
Effingham
Edwin Sample
Don Alford
Patricia
Donna
Route 2
Lawrence
Alford
Patricia Alford
Sample
Donna Alford
De Gaulle and Diefenbaker Meet Ahead of Paris Summit
French President Charles de Gaulle and Canadian Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker held a private Ottawa meeting to discuss issues ahead of the May 16 Paris summit. They reviewed NATO consultation needs and planned a second encounter later, as de Gaulle arrives for a 17 day Canada United States and Caribbean tour framed as linking free peoples.
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John G. Diefenbaker
Paris
Government House
Canada
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gaulle
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Diefenbaker
Britain
Eisenhower
Riots In Seoul Shake South Korea As Martial Law Spreads
Demonstrators encroached Seoul streets turning central districts into a battleground. Rioters seized fire trucks as police fired volleys, and tear gas filled the night sky. Martial law expanded to Pusan and Taegu amid growing anti-government protests tied to the March 15 election.
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Song Yo-chang
U. S
U.S
Syngman Rhee
Pusan
Taegu
Taejon
Kwangu
James Wilcox
Quincy
Mass
Hugh Blaney
U.S. Army
South Korea
Gene Kramer
Tokyo
Associated Press
Mrs Getto Expected Release From Hospital After Fall
Mrs M J Getto is expected to be released Wednesday from Lawrence Memorial Hospital where she has been since Sunday evening after breaking her upper left arm in a fall at her home 1021 Me St.
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M. J. Getto
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Me, St
Management Rating Earned by KPL Again
The Kansas Power and Light Co. receives a seventh consecutive excellent management rating from the American Institute of Management. The citation cites progress in ten management responsibility categories including consideration of shareholders customers and employees.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
American Institute of Management
KPL
AIM
KU Relays May Bring World Records and Strong Showings
Kansas University athletes Charlie Tidwell and Bill Alley loom large in hopes of new marks at the KU Relays. Tidwell recently clocked a 220 yard dash 20.2 that nearly set a world record, and Alley will contest the javelin. A standout mile relay and possible world pole vault mark by Oklahoma's J D Martin add to the anticipated fireworks.
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Kansas University
Charlie Tidwell
Bill Alley
Tidwell
Alley
Easton
Abilene Christian
New Mexico
U.S
Oklahoma
J. D. Martin
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Nieder
Martin
Student Union Activities Organization
Kansas Union Building
KU Engineering School
Marvin Hall
Court Records Show Drunkenness and DUI Fines
In the Police Court, Albert Scott 818 Tenn fined 25 dollars for drunkenness. Carl Kaiser Route 2 fined 25. John Williams 815 Lincoln 115 fine and 30 days jail with days suspended for DUI and failure to yield. Max Young Topeka cited for no registration and no license 10. Ralph Hayden 1020 Conn fined 15 for failure to yield. Eunice Beers 1307 Brook fined 10 for running stop sign. Goldie Brass 1146 W 21st fined 10 for using wrong lane. Darlene Loney Route 2 fined 15 for leaving accident scene. William Harmon 930 Ward fined 15 for improper muffler.
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Tenn
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Route 2
John Williams
Lincoln
Max Young
Topeka
Ralph Hayden
Conn
Eunice Beers
Brook
Goldie Brass
W. 21St
Darlene Loney
William Harmon
Ward
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Shirley Ireland DeSoto Julia Foster Orankie Faye Florance Baldwin Ethel reda Dassing 624 N Sth Lynette Deckert 615 Utah Ct Hester Tink Kearney Ora Scholfield 820 N H Mamie Webster 1311 W 6th Marjorie Markley Route 5 Donald Grosdidier Eudora Betty Ridgway Eudora. Dismissals include James Freeman 1922 Barker Harry Wilson Linwood Shirley Ireland DeSoto Mary Lou Pearson 2017 R I Mary Jo Short 2100 N H Jean ette Hoffecker 629 Mo Patty Hess 421 Pleasant Geraldine Norris Kansas City Mo Harry Shakin 51 Winona Lona Mae Courtney and baby Os kaloosa Cora Brooks 816 Conn Brett Robinson Stouffer Place. Birth brings a son to Mr. and Mrs William Markley Route 5.
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DeSoto
Julia Foster
Orankie
Faye Florance
Baldwin
Ethelreda Dassing
N. Sth
Lynette Deckert
Utah Ct
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Kearney
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W. 6Th
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Route 5
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Eudora
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James Freeman
Barker
Harry Wilson
Linwood
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R. I
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Jeanette Hoffecker
Patty Hess
Pleasant
Geraldine Norris
Kansas City
Harry Shakin
Winona
Lona Mae Courtney
Baby Boy
Oskaloosa
Cora Brooks
Brett Robinson
Stouffer Place
Picketing and sit ins mark Chattanooga protest scene
Seven Negro ministers held a silent prayer in downtown Chattanooga with signs demanding end to Jim Crow. Negro workers picketed a downtown store and staged lunch counter sit ins. A Negro doctor said he was arrested for swimming near a Biloxi hotel. In Marshall, Texas, a judge ordered four Negro students to stand trial March 30 over lunch counter protests.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Gulf of Mexico
Biloxi
Miss
Marshall
Tex
Robert Schaake Receives Civil Engineer Award
Kansas University senior civil engineer Robert Schaake of Lawrence won a paid one year American Society of Civil Engineers membership at the Kansas Section meeting in Manhattan. The group awards the top engineering senior at KU and Kansas State University. The KU student chapter gave $50 toward a United Engineering Center planned in New York City. Thirteen KU students attended as Richard Page, KU civil engineering professor, serves as Kansas Section president.
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Robert Schaake
Kansas University
Lawrence
American Society of Civil Engineers
Kansas Section
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Kansas
United Engineering Center
New York City
Richard Page
Dodge to Introduce Compact Car in 1961
Chrysler president L. L. Colbert announced at stockholders meeting that Dodge will launch a new compact car with its 1961 models. The move confirms a broader early 1960s compact car wave from Dodge Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac, with speculation the Dodge model will be a luxury version of the Valant.
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Detroit
L. L
Notice of Quiet Title in Douglas County Real Estate
Lawsuit filed in the District Court of Douglas County Kansas by G P Seitz seeks judgment to quiet title to multiple described parcels in Section 28 Township 14 South Range 21 East. Plaintiffs request determination of ownership and adverse estates with plea to plead by May 18 1960. Norw Auerney for Plaintiff Lucille E. Allison Clerk.
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George J. Schmitz
Douglas ¢. Kretsinger
Kansab
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
City of
Lawrence
Douglas
Erle . Norw * Auermey
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