Joannie Burger Named Miss Lawrence for 1963
Joannie Burger, 19, a KU sophomore, was chosen Miss Lawrence at a Friday pageant in Lawrence High School auditorium attended by about 450. She will represent Lawrence in parades and compete for Miss Kansas June 6-7 in Pratt, with Mary Todd as first runner up and Peggy Dewey as second runner up.
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MISS
Joannie Burger
Kansas University
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Pratt
Mary Todd
Arkansas City
Lewis Hall
Peggy Dewey
Kansas City
Kan
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Mimi Frink
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Frink
Miss Burger
Fay E. Brown
His
Stooges
Rudy and
Randy
The
Furys
Richard Pratt
Lloyd Lank
Tom Parker
Bill Deay
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Lawrence Jaycees
Tom Kumpf
Jaycees
Kumpf
Lawrence decorates main street for parade with new 50 star flags
Lawrence honors Kansas Relays Day by lining Massachusetts Street with new official 50 star flags after a $475 expenditure by the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce. Don McDow notes flags arrived in time for the parade while Kansas University students prep International Student Festival events and lectures.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
Kansas
Retail Merchants
Chamber of Commerce
Don McDow
Spanish Communist Leader Grimau Executed at Dawn
Madrid reports that Franco’s regime executed Julian Grimau Garcia at dawn despite a clemency appeal from Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The move confirms severe crackdown on opposition and heightens Cold War tensions.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Julian Grimau Garcia
Khrushchev
Jayhawk Model Masters Plan Tuesday Meeting
The Jayhawk Model Masters will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday on the second floor of the Police Fire Building.
Kansas Debaters Earn West Point Trip For National Tourney
Two KU students Dan Crary and David Seal sail Tuesday to West Point New York for the West Point National Debate Tournament. They join District 4 as one of three Kansas teams after winning the West Point Regional at Kansas City University in March. KU previously won the tournament in 1954.
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Kansas University
West Point
N. Y
Dan Crary
Kansas City
Kan
David Seal
Independence
Kansas
Emporia
Pittsburg
New York
Kansas City University
High Court Must Have Final Say, Law School Told
Judge John W. Oliver told a Law Day audience that the Supreme Court must have the final say to uphold the Constitution and prevent anarchy. He highlighted the Court’s role in national supremacy and the ongoing federal state powers conflict as central to the law. Dean James K. Logan outlined curriculum changes at Kansas University Law School and announced numerous scholarship awards and moot court winners.
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Supreme Court
John W. Oliver
Kansas University Law Day
Oliver
U.S. District Court of the
Western District of Missouri
United States
Dean Logan
James Barclay Smith
Tom Triplett
St. Joseph
Harry Craig
21St St
Ed Collister
Ind. St
Aubrey G. Linville
Salina
Order of the Coif
C. C. Stewart
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp
Richmond
Robert R. Crawford
Petefish
Postma
Robert J. Lewis
Atwood
Jerry G. Elliott
Hutchinson
Lewis
William L. Burdick
David E. Engdah
Mission
Nathan Burkan
Stephen M. Blues
Wichita
Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation
Robert L. Driscoll
Avalon
Phi Alpha Delta
Legal Fraternity
Stephen M. Blaes
Stouffer Place
Gerald T. Elliott
Geneva
Ill
Law Review
David Mills
Arkansas City
Richard Gilbert
Los Angeles
Robert Crawford
Michael T. Mills
McPherson
Willard M. Benton
Frank A. Luta
Walter A. Huxnan
Keith Hayes
Robert A. Schroeder
Richard A. Barber
George D. Blackwood
Springfield
Allen J. Fanning
Shawnee Mission
Terry L. Bullock
Wilsey
Udward M. Boyle
Republicans Face 1964 Nominee Contenders
The Saturday Column discusses potential GOP nominees for the 1964 race against JFK. Goldwater Romney Scranton Rockefeller Nixon and others are explored as possible candidates with delegates' polling and a Democratic observer weighing in on who could beat Kennedy. The piece notes uncertainty about who will secure the nomination and the importance of a decisive choice for voters.
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Kennedy
GOP
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
George Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Nixon
John Anderson
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
California
Lyndon Johnson
Goldwater
Romney
U.S
John
North
Chicago
Winthrop Rockefeller
South
Gov Signs Bills Expanding Property Assessment and Research Foundation
Kansas Governor John Anderson signed 10 bills and vetoed two as part of a flurry of actions. The measures include raising property assessment to 30 percent of actual value for tax purposes and creating a state research foundation to promote pure and applied research with directors from the governor’s office, regents, KU, KSU, industry and agriculture. He vetoed a labeling bill for out of state meat as imported, citing vagueness and late introduction. The session also saw amendments to the consumer loan act and several appropriations for state facilities and hospitals.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Anderson
Eurich
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State University, Industry and Agriculture
Presbyterians From Northeast Kansas Hold Spring Rally
About 370 junior high youths from 35 churches gathered in Lawrence for the Topeka Highland Presbytery junior high spring rally at First Presbyterian Church with 250 seventh and eighth graders. Westminster Center hosted 120 ninth graders and 50 leaders. Sunday 33 senior high youths from First Presbyterian Church join a rally at Southminster Church in Prairie Village, with about 400 attendees expected.
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Presbyterian
Kansas
Lawrence
Topeka Highland
First Presbyterian Church
Southminster Church
Prairie Village
Relaysband Leads Parade Through City Streets
The procession began at 13th and Mass Streets and moved to the Eldridge reviewing stand then turned west on Seventh Street before dispersing. Abdallah Shrine performers from Kansas City joined many dignitaries with Larry Lefholz of Lawrence Shrine coordinating the Shrine’s first major participation.
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13Th
Mass
Sts
Eldridge
Seventh Street
Kansas City
Larry Lefholz
Lawrence Shrine
Car Fire Reported on New Hampshire Street
Fire crews responded at 5 06 p m to the 600 block of New Hampshire Street where a car caught fire. Damage was limited to the motor.
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New Hampshire Street
Child Study Specialist to Visit Lawrence Schools
Dr. Lucile Bowie of the Institute of Child Study at Maryland University will visit the Lawrence school system on Friday. She will outline the Institute’s research on growth behavior adjustment and learning and show how these findings apply locally. She meets special education personnel in the morning and principals in the afternoon.
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Lucile Bowie
Institute of Child Study
Maryland University
Lawrence
Bowie
Grid Stars May Testify Under Oath Before Senate Panel
Washington AP report says Green Bay star Paul Hornung and Detroit player Alex Karras, both suspended in betting charges, may testify under oath before a Senate Permanent Investigations Sub committee. Chairman Senator John L. McClellan indicated subpoenas are possible if needed.
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Washington
Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Alex Karras
Detroit
Senate
John L. McClellan
Nixon Heads to Question Editors at ASNE Meeting
Former Vice President Richard Nixon faces about 500 newspaper editors at the American Society of Newspaper Editors gathering in Washington. He plans a 20 minute prepared speech and a Q A session after previously vowing no more press conferences. McNamara and Kennedy were also featured at the event as leaders discuss Cuba policies.
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Washington AP
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
Cuba
Goodby
California
Chicago
Jack Paar
NBC
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McNamara
ASNE
Lee Hills
Detroit
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Herbert Brucker
Hartford
GM Chief Donner Tops U S Auto Pay With 791 475
Frederic G. Donner chairman of General Motors earned 791 475 last year making him the highest paid executive in U S auto industry history. Seven other GM directors and officers were in the 500 000 plus bracket with Donner paying about 682 065 in federal taxes leaving 109 410 net.
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Detroit
Frederic G. Donner
General Motors Corp
U.S
Donner
Harlowe Curtice
Gas Prices Rise Four Cents Across Lawrence Stations
Major and smaller service stations in Lawrence boosted prices by four cents a gallon on Friday. Ethyl gasoline rose to 35.9 cents and regular to 31.9 cents, up from 31.9 and 27.9 cents respectively as ongoing gas price wars in the region prompt recurring fluctuations and a Wichita investigation prompts similar hikes in nearby areas.
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Lawrence
Topeka
William Ferguson
Wichita
Southern Pit Break-In Stuns City Police Probe
Police say a break-in at the Southern Pit on 1834 Mass St remains unresolved. The thief gained entry via a rear window and stole $240 from a safe, plus $105 from a pinball, $57.70 from a cigarette machine, $10 from a music box, and $2 from a bowling machine.
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Southern Pit
Mass. St
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