Planned Parenthood Group Formed in Douglas County
Mrs. Alden Bell announces the formation of the Douglas County Family Planning Association to educate the public on family planning. The group will meet biweekly with a May 2 1 30 p.m. meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church and aims to inform teachers students and the community about birth control facilities and responsible family planning.
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Douglas County
Family Planning Association
Alden Bell
Clinton
7Th and Elm Sts
Lawrence
Bell
Tom Woodward
Hal Keltz
John Simmons
Helen Gilles
Charles Stough
Rowland Hurst
Oletha Blevins
George Learned
Raymond Cerf
Elliot Gillerman
Jack McCall
John Derrick
Clifford Ketzel
Joseph Russell
Manuel Schonhorn
Greater
Kansas City
Kansas City Planned Parenthood Association
Planned Parenthood
Britain set nationalization plan in Parliament speech
Britain's Labor government unveiled a broad reform program led by steel industry nationalization in a Queen Elizabeth II speech opening the new Parliament on her 40th birthday. The address outlined key social and industrial changes ahead.
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London
Britain
Elizabeth II
Chamber Meet To Be Tuesday
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce announces a 6:30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday at the Kansas Union. Cliff Titus of Beech Aircraft Corp will be the main speaker as new president James Owens succeeds Arthur Heck. Over 400 are expected for the dinner gathering. Titus, a former state senator and WWII Army colonel, is noted as a veteran civic leader.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Union
Chamber
Cliff Titus
Beech Aircraft Corp. of
Wichita
James Owens
Arthur Heck
Titus
State Chamber of Commerce
McKinney Awarded Parker Professorship at KU
Ross McKinney of Kansas University is named Parker professor of civil engineering effective September, allowing him to focus on teaching and research. Robert L. Smith will become department chair. The chair title stems from Grace Parker’s bequest in memory of Glenn L. Parker, KU graduate 1906, with funds in the civil engineering endowment.
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Ross McKinney
Department of Civil Engineering
Kansas University
Parker
Robert L. Smith
McKinney
W. Clarke Wescoe
Grace Parker
Glenn L. Parker
Civil Engineering
Court listings list speeding and noise fines for numerous defendants
In the Police Court Loran A Mendell docket, defendants confront fines for speeding excessive noise and traffic violations. Notable names include Robert Whitson Geraldine Dickens Jill Hitchin Zada Seibold and Zoltan Czuper with penalties from 8 to 15 dollars.
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Loran A Mendell
Mechanic St
Robert Whitson
E. 19Th St
Robert R. Burk
la. St
Thomas R. Buckman
Geraldine S. Dickens
Naismith
Gerald T. Hay
Ind. St
Kuhn Break-In Probed at Local Truck and Tractor Firm
Sheriff’s investigators probe a break-in at Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co. on E 23rd Street near the city limit. Entry came from a pried steam room door on the west side. the safe was tampered with but not opened and nothing appeared stolen.
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Sheriff's Office
Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co
E. 23Rd Street
Wayne Schmille
Schmille
Kansas Grain Warehouses Reach Vast Capacity
Kansas hosts over 1,900 commercial grain storage facilities with a combined capacity exceeding 800 million bushels, reflecting a large network supporting agricultural markets.
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Kansas
Lawrence High School Votes For Student Council Posts
Lawrence High School students voted today for the Student Council officers with results to be tallied this evening. President nominees include Steve Thurston and Tom Miller. vice president candidates are Becky Gilles and Joe Flannery.
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Lawrence High School
Steve Thurston
Tom Miller
Becky Gilles
Joe Flannery
Debi Ling
Peggy Ornelas
Melanie Oldfather
Mary Dietrich
Bob Womack
Mark Reed
Miles
Lamarr Trial: Actress Accused of Shoplifting Goods
Three store employees testified they saw actress Hedy Lamarr stuff 86 dollars worth of merchandise into a bag and leave without paying. Lamarr, 51, denies the charge of petty theft and claims a mental lapse as her defense.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Miss Lamarr
Jordan Wank
Police Guard As Moors Trial Resumes Amid Fear of Violence
In Chester England police guard defense lawyers and midwives protect a heavily pregnant witness as the Moors murder trial resumes. A sister in law of defendant Heilpern was found stabbed to death near a dress shop, with investigators cautious about links to the case.
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Chester
England
Emlyn Hopson
Godfrey Heilpern
Heilpern
Rachel Heilpern
Wilfred Cunliffe
Maureen Smith
Maureen Smith, 19, Who Expects A Baby At Any Time. Mrs. Smith
Myra Hindley
Ian Brady
Sedgwick County Jury Awards 408 186 in Injury Case
A district court jury awarded 408 186 to Mrs. Juanita Caywood and her son Richard for a diving accident at Lake Afton in 1962. The earlier verdict held the county liable. the awards split 28 846 to the mother and 379 340 to the son, who sought 500 000.
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Wichita
Juanita Caywood
Richard
Sedgwick County
Lake Afton
Tritt Scholarship Established at KU Education School
The Blanch Rinehart Tritt Scholarship Fund, seeded by a $2,000 gift from Alfred G. Tritt of Greensburg, will provide an annual $100 scholarship to a woman in the KU School of Education, via the Kansas University Endowment Association.
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Blanch Rinehart Tritt
Kansas University Endowment Association
Alfred G. Tritt
Greensburg
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU School of Education
Churchill and Roosevelt Suffered Silent Heart Attacks Says Physician
Life magazine excerpt quotes Lord Moran stating Churchill had a heart attack at the White House on December 27 1941 and Roosevelt suffered congestive heart failure in June 1944. Moran reports Roosevelt appeared gravely ill at Yalta and died two months after his warning.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Churchill
Current Life Magazine
Lord Moran
Roosevelt
White House
America
Moran
Yalta
Perry Seniors Plan Eleven Day Civic History Trip
Thirty four Perry High School seniors and sponsor Mrs Roy Cameron will depart Friday for a 10 day bus trip to Philadelphia New York City and Washington DC They will visit Lincoln home and tomb Springfield IL Indianapolis Speedway United Nations Empire State RCA Buildings Statue of Liberty Liberty Bell Independence Hall and major public buildings in DC The trip includes two days per city and returns home May 1 via West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Perry High School
Roy Cameron
Perry High
Philadelphia
New York City
Washington, D. C
Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Indianapolis Speedway
United Nations
Empire State
RCA
Baby Girl Abandoned In Scott City Church Pew
A baby girl five or six hours old was found abandoned on a church pew in Scott City Kansas. The infant received a medical exam at Scott County Hospital and was reported healthy.
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Scott City
Kan
Lutheran Church
Scott County Hospital
Planners See New Indian Hills Plan After Delayed Review
About 70 residents filled the City Commission chamber as the Planning Commission weighed a revised Indian Hills community unit plan replacing apartments with duplexes and reduced density. Attorney Robert Ogler asked to withdraw after noting no public notice on the changes and the panel did not decide. Oyler said a May 18 submission would seek final plat approval and rezoning.
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City Commission
Planning Commission
Indian Hills
27Th and
la. Sts
Earl Shurtz
Robert Ogler
Indiana Hills Inc
Oyler
Gerald L. Cooley
Cooley
Bud Moore
Indian Hills Inc
Holiday Hills No. 7
9Th Street
Lawrence Avenue
Crossgates
23Rd Street
Iowa Street
Country Club North
Logan-Moore
Peterson Road
Marvonne Meadows
Holiday Inn
Four Seasons
Kasold Drive
Oklahoma Visitors Inspect Lawrence Off Street Parking Plan
About 30 businessmen and city officials from Pauls Valley Oklahoma and their wives visited Lawrence this week to inspect the city's off street parking plan. Local representatives welcomed them and joined a dinner at the Eldridge Hotel while explaining Lawrence’s parking program.
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Carry Nation opera tickets sellout line forms at KU box office
Tickets for Carry Nation the Kansas University centennial opera debuting April 28 went on sale at 10 this morning at Murphy Hall Box Office. A long line formed as staff arrived, with some shoppers in line since 5:30 a.m. The line remained half way down the hall by mid afternoon. Preliminary construction has begun on an Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity house at 2021 Stewart Ave in Fraternity Place. The $2,000,000 75 man house will be stone and cedar with a central courtyard. The chapter house at 1144 La St will be sold after members move into the new building.
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Kansas University Centennial Opera
Murphy Hall
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Stewart Ave
Fraternity Place
Kansas University
la. St
Business Activity Up During First Quarter
Lawrence saw a 25 percent rise in business activity in the first quarter from 1965, measured by total bank debits. Local checks totaled 121.971 million dollars, with March alone at 44.926 million dollars, up 35 percent from March of last year, ranking Lawrence third among large Kansas cities.
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Lawrence
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Hutchinson
Dodge City
U S Eyes Buyback of Arms Supplied to West Germany
The Defense Department weighs reclaiming about 500 000 bombs and artillery shells and 5 million rounds of small arms ammo along with 35 000 small weapons and 1 500 radios from Germany. Readiness for redistribution to allies including South Vietnam is noted in a letter from John T McNaughton to Rep Durward G Hall.
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Washington
Defense Department
West Germany
Pentagon
John T. McNaughton
Secretary of Defense
Rep
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
Card of Thanks to Lawrence community and hospital staff
Mrs. Effie E. Figgins expresses gratitude to associates at Lawrence Country Club and Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff including Dr James Campbell and nurses for care of her husband. She thanks Manager Lyle Evans, Veterans Administration Bowserlie Mortuary, friends, neighbors for flowers cards calls visits and food during illness and death.
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Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lyle Evans
James Campbell
Memorial Hospital
Veterans Administration
Bowserlie Morturary
Effie E. Figgins
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W. E. Schane
Holton
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Oxon Hill
Milwaukee
Wis
Fayetteville
N.C
David Harvey
William Waddell
National Mediation Board
International Association of Machinists
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National
Northwest
Trans World
United Airlines
Teamsters Union
National Labor Relations Board
Ottawa Wholesale
Ottawa
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Rutter’s Market
Emporia
Wellsville
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U.S
Quang Ngai
North Viet Nam
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Bartling Fence CO
Chain, Link, and Wood
Hird Homes
THE
Hird Agency
LHS
At&t
Wilma Soss
Detroit
Frederick R. Kappel
Tritt
FDR
Perry
West Virginia
Kentucky
A. V. Phillips
W. S.h
State Farm
Ene
Aare
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance
State Kari Life Insurance Co
State Farm Bire & Casualty Co
Vmome
Thoomington, Ul
Viet Nam
Eddie Lipton
Lawrence Memorial Co
Man Enda
Glen’s Body
Davis
Armin Landis
Hillcrest Barber Shop
Anna J. Button
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