West is Growing For Barry Goldwater in 1964 Race
Phoenix AP report notes growing Western support for Barry Goldwater for the Republican presidential nomination. Governors at the Western conference split on Rockefeller, while Goldwater leads in sentiment and campaign travel. Some governors see Rockefeller as acceptable, but Goldwater appears strongest in the Far West.
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Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Far West
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Coldwater
California
John A. Love
Colorado
Love
Paul Fannin
South
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
William A. Egan
Alaska
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Kennedy
Lions Elect Eugene Nunemaker Club President in Lawrence
Eugene Nunemaker of Bismarck Grove was chosen president of the Lawrence Lions Club at a Monday night meeting held at the Ho tel Eldridge. Other officers named include Lyle Young, Sam Adams, George Willhoite as VPs, Dr. Dale Clinton as secretary, LeRoy Wahaus as treasurer, Harry Buchholz tail twister, Dick Feaker lion tamer, Dr. Ted Kennedy chaplain, T. Murl Beal historian, with Joe Ornelas and Bob Zimmerman as directors. Holdover directors are Brownie Kerns and Dan Young. The new officers and board take office July 1. Nunemaker, a Douglas County farmer-livestock feeder, is married with four children and serves as treasurer for the Grant School District and a Century Methodist Church trustee.
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Eugene Nunemaker
Bismarck Grove
Lawrence Lions Club
Joe Kelly
Eldridge
Lyle Young
Sam Adams
George Willhoite
Dale Clinton
LeRoy Wahaus
Harry Buchholz
Lion Tamer
Dick Feaker
Ted Kennedy
T. Murl Beal
Joe Ornelas
Bob Zimmerman
Brownie Kerns
Dan Young
Kelly
Nunemaker
Douglas County
New Consolidated Grant
Centenary Methodist Church
Oil Found on Zimmerli Farm Near Linwood
Oil appears on the Fred Zimmerli farm Route 1 Linwood nine miles northeast of Lawrence. Mrs Zimmerli said drillers expect to begin pumping in about a week. The Zimmerli farm sits on the old K-32 with other wells nearby. At least three wells are in operation.
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Linwood
Lawrence
Zimmerli
The
Journal-World Today
Alumni remarks and museum gifts featured at June commencement
Dr Haughscam receptions set for June commencement. Items include London made silver from 1787 and 1791 gifted with museum support. The 1963 class funded a $3000 senior loan. Jan Wise urged alumni roles while Dick Wintermore outlined activities. Caps and gowns return now move to Hoch Auditorium due to stadium work.
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Museum
Jan Wise
Kansas City
Mortar Board
Dick Wintermore
Alumni Association
Memorial Stadium
Hoch Auditorium
Pro Tackle Wins Golden West Eating Classic Title
Pro tackle Ernie Ladd, 22, 6 foot 9 and 300 pounds, claimed the First Golden West Eating Classic by three ounces over Nick Cordileone, 48, 268, 58. The event raised funds for the San Diego Children's Hospital after a 34 hour eating contest in a hotel dining room.
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Ernie Ladd
Nick Cordileone
Ladd
Cordileone
Shrine Plans Burns Center in Kansas City Kansas
Shrines and officials talked about establishing a burns treatment and research center in Kansas City Kansas to be built by the Shrines of North America. Abdallah Shrine's Lawrence Lefholz noted Boston as another site and said midwest and far west centers may follow. Missouri Shriners oppose duplicating hospitals in a state while the St. Louis crippled children's hospital remains in operation.
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Kan
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Lawrence Lefholz
Lawrence
Abdallah Shrine
Boston
Mass
Midwest
University of Kansas Medical Center
Shrine
Missouri Shriners
Kansas
Janitor Surprised by Reward After School Fire Drill
In Los Angeles at Elysian Heights Elementary, janitor Samuel Ross receives a car, money, and a scroll of 500 well wishers during a staged fire drill. Kathleen Liu leads the ceremony and notes Ross charts kindness to students and the school mascota. He plans to visit Mississippi to see his ill father after summer break.
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Los Angeles
Elysian Heights
Samuel Ross
Ross
Kathleen Liu
PTA
Mississippi
Kathleen
John E. Buehler Dies at 52 in Atchison
John E. Buehler of Atchison 52 KU graduate KU Law School alum and former Kansas House member died unexpectedly at home Monday night. He served as county attorney 1939 42 and 1949 53, later alumni director and co chair for university development. Survivors include wife Sarah daughter Sarah J. and son John Charles. funeral plans pending.
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Atchison
Kansas University
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Atchison County
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
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Sarah J. Buehler
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Robert Buehler
William H. Avery
R-Kan
Maupintour Travel Scholarship for KU Student Named
Dean John H. Nelson announced the Maupintour Travel Scholarship will be offered for a third year to a Kansas University student in the direct exchange program. The award covers round trip travel between New York and the British Isles plus a New York travel allowance to study at one of five British universities Reading Exeter Southampton Birmingham or Aberdeen.
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Kansas University
John H. Nelson
Graduate School
Scholarshi
New York
British Isles
Reading
Exeter
Southampton
Birmingham
Aberdeen
Lawrence students win honors in 1963 safety poster contest
West Junior High students earned honorable mentions in the Kansas Teen-Age Safety Association poster contest. Governor's Award of Merit will be given April 26 27 at Hutchinson to Carol Austin Kathy Craig Richard Giesey Jimmy Craper and Margie Henry Ninth grade classes under Mrs Frances Riggs took part Local posters were chosen by students and faculty.
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West Junior High
Kansas
Heavier fighting looms as Laos crisis widens
In Vientiane a new clash looms as Gen. Phoumi Nosavan threatens action if the Pathet Lao seizes the Plaine des Jarres. The Pathet Lao presses Kong Le neutralists toward retreat, with U.S. weighing potential troop moves and calls for coalition unity under Souvanna Phouma.
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Pathet Lao
Plaines Des Jarres
Kong le
Phoumi
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Washington
7Th Fleet
Gulf of Siam
U.S
Thailand
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Viet Nam
Harriman
Gregory Becomes President of Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club
Gregory Gleason of 1608 E 19th St was elected president of the Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club at a morning meeting at the Little Banquet Restaurant. He and other officers will assume office July 1 replacing Harold Scheve. Vice presidents are Jack Arensberg and Robert Light with directors Tom Roff and Edwin Mishler for two-year terms.
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Gleason Gregory
19Th St
Lawrence Breakfast Optimist Club
Little Banquet
Gregory
Harold Scheve
Ala. St
Jack Arensberg
Robert Light
Tom Roff
Edwin Mishler
Eudora Scout Meeting Call for All Local Adults
All adults in the Eudora area are asked to meet at 7 30 this evening in the Scout House upstairs from the old bank. The Eudora Scout Committee invites interested persons especially parents of Scout age boys to help keep the troop active.
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Eudora
Scout Committee of
Soviet Farm Area Comparable to North America
The area under crops in the Soviet Union reaches about 500,000,000 acres, roughly equal to the combined total in the United States and Canada, yet production remains about three-fourths of the U.S. level.
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Soviet Union
United States
Canada
Publishers Lead Newsroom Talks In New York Session
Three simultaneous ANPA discussions addressed keeping the newsrooms new. Dolph C. Simons Jr. chaired the under 15 000 circulation group while John A. Scott led 15 000 to 50 000 and Bert Struby led the over 50 000 class. The convention opened with a survey of automated machinery and a labor relations session.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence
Kan
Journal- World
John A. Scott
Lafayette
Ind
Journal and Courier
Bert Struby
Macon
Health Session Set for Dread Health Session Set for Dread
Kansas University hosts a general session of the American College Health Association in Kansas City with about 200 of 400 attendees visiting Lawrence for a 3 PM presidents panel featuring Deane W. Malott Leland Traywick Elmer Ellis and KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe. Dana Farnsworth will speak at a 6 PM dinner on educational aspects of health programs.
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American College Health Association
Kansas City
Association
Lawrence
Mt. Dread
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Leland Traywick
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Elmer Ellis
Missouri University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lawrence W. Holden
Colorado University
ACHA
Ralph I. Canuteson
Revenue Service Receives $500 Gift Donation From Kansan
In Wichita Kansas a private donor contributing 500 to the Internal Revenue Service eschews publicity. Robert M. Cutts IRS district director notes the donor is a modest businessman with no tax issues. The gift funds go to the general treasury and are tax deductible next year.
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Wichita
Kan
Internal Revenue Service
Robert M. Cutts
IRS
Cutts
Site Inspection Still a U S Goal in Nuclear Pact Talks
Disarmament chief William C. Foster said Khrushchev is unlikely to withdraw the Soviet offer of limited on site inspections to police an atomic test ban. He added the United States hopes for a treaty banning explosions, arguing it serves both nations. Foster spoke at a foreign policy briefing for newsmen.
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Washington
William C. Foster
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Foster
United States
Russia
America
U.S
Presidential Washroom Visitor and Space Loneliness Noted in White House Tale
Washington AP reports a White House visit where a teacher received a Kennedy tied clasp instead of a vanished one. a guest found the washroom with the President after misplacing a briefcase. Separately at Maryland Space Lab, Breen in a five month simulated flight laments isolation and notes resilience during long space missions. Harlan Castle obituary note from 1958 ends the item.
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White House
Elmon Ousley
Ousley
Bellevue
Wash
Kennedy
Washington
Caroline Kennedy
Bellevue Senior High School
Ousley Party
Breen
University of Maryland Space Research Laboratories
Jack Findley
College Park
All Boy Recitals Set At Lawrence High Thursday
Two all boy music recitals will be held Thursday night in the Little Theater at Lawrence High School. At 7 p m the first program features students of several teachers including Mrs Richard Beahm and Mrs Stanley Shumway. Performers include piano players and a clarinet solo by Mike Vaughn. At 8 pm the second recital presents students of other teachers with piano players violin and cello selections including Bob Allen and Danny Mott.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Accredited Music Teachers Association
Richard Beahm
Albert Burgstahler
Theodora Ericsson
Homer Frank
John Hanson
Charles Kassinger
Stanley Shumway
Reginald Strait
Fred Beahm
Kenneth Lassman
David Sokal
Marc Zimmerman
Jeffrey Roland
Danny Haugh
Steven Shumway
Jimmy Kassinger
John Ulmer
Bob Flannery
Mark Edmonds
Craig Weinang
David de Coster
David Dohrmann
Marc Linton
Jeff Hamilton
Mike Vaughn
M. C. Allen
Don Beene
J. L. Clyatt
Card of Thanks for Support and Local Helpers
The writer thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards and flowers and acknowledges East Side Baptist Church KU Housing department Jim's Cafe Lawrence Memorial Hospital nurses and doctors Campbell Manahan and Jones and Mrs Rebecca Stevens for support.
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KU Housing Department
Jim’s Cafe
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Campbell, Manahan and Jones
Rebecca Stevens
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