Jack Glaves Named State Demo Leader In Topeka
Jack Glaves a 31 year old Wichita attorney was unanimously elected chair man of the Democratic State Committee endorsed by governor candidate Dale Saffels. Marie Vickers Pratt Myrta Budke Lawrence and Rep. E. J. Dreiling Hays elected as officers with Vickers and Budke reelected and Dreiling succeeding Marshall Gardiner. The meeting discussed resolutions and a party platform criticizing Gov. John Anderson and Atty. Gen. William Ferguson and calling for strong anti corruption civil service reforms. Aylward and Ogden drafted civil service provisions.
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Topeka
Jack Glaves
Wichita
Democratic State Committee
Glaves
Dale Saffels
John Montgomery
Junction City
Marie Vickers
Pratt
Myrta Budke
Lawrence
E. J. Dreiling
Hays
Vickers
Budke
Dreiling
Marshall Gardiner
Leavenworth
Democratic Party Council
John Anderson
William M. Ferguson
Jewell Ogden
Paul Aylward
Aylward
U. S. Senate
Saffels Blasts Anderson In Kansan Governor Bid
Democratic nominee Dale Saffels of Garden City attacked Gov. John Anderson blaming him for not demanding the resignation of state printer Jean Neibarger amid misuse allegations. Saffels called the party’s outlook a prior “black Friday” but now predicts victory as other Democrats spoke at the noon council meeting in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dale Saffels
Saffels
Garden City
John Anderson
Jean Neibarger
House
Fish tale and campus swell as Surface nets big bass
Dick Surface son of the vice chancellor caught a 154 pound small mouth bass during a Minnesota vacation. He reeled in the prize 50 feet from the cabin using a common worm while Wescoe and others shared a fish story mood.
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Dr. Wescoe
Dick Surface
Minnesota
Wescoe
Young Surface
Hillebert Seeks 25000 In Injury Suit
Joseph Hillebert sues Arthur F. Mad for 25000 in a District Court personal injury claim over a Sept 20, 1960 farm accident near Baldwin. He alleges operating a hay baler and tractor when the bailer jammed, the machine started, severing his right hand and wrist while unclogging it.
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Joseph ‘Hillebert
Arthur F. Mad
Baldwin
Hillebert
Douglas County
Mads
Basham Placed on Waiver By Raiders in Roster Shuffle
The Oakland Raiders announced that Joel Valenta from Tulsa is placed on the military reserve list while four others, including Elvin Basham from Kansas University, are placed on waivers to reach a 44 man roster. Eleven players must be cut by next week.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Joel Valenta
Tulsa
Miliary
Elvin Basham
Kansas University
Nike Cajun rocket success at Eglin test range
A two stage Nike Cajun high altitude rocket was launched from Eglin gulf test range on Monday. The test aimed to obtain infrared measurements of the surrounding area and atmosphere for use in the manned space program.
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Glin Air Force Base
Fla
Eglin Gulf Test Range
Graham's Father Dies
CHARLOTTE N C AP W Frank Graham father of evangelist Billy Graham died in a hospital here today Graham 74 had a stroke about a year ago and had been in ill health since then
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Charlotte
N.C
W. Frank Graham
Billy Graham
Graham
Hoover Undergoes Operation For Intestinal Lesion
Former President Herbert Hoover aged 88 has had surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for removal of a polypoid lesion in the upper large bowel. The operation lasted over three hours with five hours in the operating room. lesion sent to a laboratory for tests with results not expected before Wednesday.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Missouri Blaze Destroys Truck Station In Southwest City
A gasoline transport truck exploded in Southwest City Missouri destroying the truck a service station and several used cars. No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at twenty thousand to twenty five thousand dollars. Firefighters from nearby communities contained the blaze in about an hour.
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Rogers, Ark
Neosho
Court Denies Motions in Kansas Farm Family Killings
TOPEKA AP The state Supreme Court has denied motions for a new trial by Richard Hickock and Perry Smith in the murder of four members of a Kansas farm family. Both are under death sentences.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Kansas
Smith
Hickock
Earthquake Ripples Through Greece and Italy Amid Casualties
A severe quake lasting about 20 seconds caused a death in Greece and injuries in Naples while tremors were felt across southern Italy and as far as Crete. Officials cited disrupted communications hindering casualty reports, with Ninety-year-old fatality in Corinth and destruction of homes in Patras. The epicenter near Nafplion, Peloponnese.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
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Crete
Adriatic
Bari
Reggio Calabria
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Messina
Sicily
Boundary change sets Lawrence junior high zones
Boundary runs west on 6th Street to Indiana then south across the campus to Oread Avenue. The line continues south on Naismith to the city limits. West district serves West Junior High. others attend Central. Previous report incorrectly listed Louisiana instead of Indiana.
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6Th Street
Indiana
Oread Avenue
Naismith
West Junior High School
Central
Louisiana
Kennedy to Announce Plans for City Leadership Future
Kennedy, elected to the City Commission in 1957 and mayor since 1961, prepared to announce his views on Lawrence's future. He and his wife live at 126 Indian and have three sons. Since April 1961 he has pushed urban renewal and the Community Building annex with teen facilities, seeking conservative development and annexation policies. His successor as mayor and commission spokesman is expected to be either McConnell or Barteldes, both senior to others and having held vice chair duties. Barteldes resigned the vice chair post this year to rotate the office among members.
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McConnell
Barteldes
Kansas flag flies over Independence Hall in Philadelphia
The Kansas flag, the 34th state banner, was raised at Independence Hall as part of 175th constitution anniversary ceremonies. Mayor Paul Mitchum represented Gov. Anderson while Paul Hartenstein read a proclamation declaring Kansas Week.
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Kansas
Independence Hall
Paul F. Mitchum
Kansas City
Kan
John Anderson
Paul Hartenstein
Grand Jury Move Denied in Sedgwick County
Wichita AP report says District Judge Howard C. Kline denied a grand jury investigation of Sedgwick County office holders due to insufficient bona fide signatures on petitions filed by the Young Republican Club. Robert Taft Stephan said efforts aimed to show public support for a probe, while Ferguson continues a separate attorney general inquiry.
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Sedgwick County
Howard C. Kline
Young Republican Club
Robert Taft Stephan
Stephan
Attorney General's Office
Denver Bland
William Ferguson
Keith Sanborn
Wichita Crime Commission
Ferguson
Soviet Ship Ustyuuzhna Odessa Heads to Havana with Grain
The Soviet motor ship Ustyuuzhna Odessa sails to Havana carrying 5000 tons of grain and a 100 ton crane as Tass reports a broad buildup of Soviet cargo to Cuba. About 10 Soviet ships head to Cuba with cars, equipment, canned goods and timber while foreign vessels join the effort.
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Not in Protest Delays Downgrading Kansas Guard
Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell said a congressional subcommittee report criticizing a Pentagon plan to reorganize the National Guard will not end attempts to reduce the 35th Infantry Division. He expects the report to only delay any downgrade of the Kansas Missouri National Guard unit.
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Topeka
Pentagon
National Guard
35Th Infantry
Joe Nickell
Kansas
Nickell
Kansas-Missouri National Guard
Carlson Describes Current Congress As Negative One
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas called this Congress largely negative and difficult. He cited Kennedy era demands, a farm bill, a $200 million UN bonds purchase, and tax measures as blocking action. Carlson warned agriculture may be sacrificed in trade program talks and expected a tariff bill to guide negotiations. He hoped the session would end by September 21, possibly extending to October 1.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Kennedy
Congress
United Nations
Administration
Washington
Carlson
Expansion at Lawrence CFCA plant aims to cut urea costs
The CFCA announces a new expansion at the 374 acre Lawrence plant to reduce production costs for several products including ammonia and ammonium nitrate. The facility hosts five main units and serves an eight state distribution area with, recently, up to four hundred visitors weekly including Turkish guests.
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Journal- World
Lawrence
CFCA
Lawrence Plant
Zurbuchen
Turkey
Juvenile Case Taken Under Advisement in Topeka
Judge Marion Beatty in Shawnee County District Court has taken under advisement the writ of habeas corpus for Leroy Robert Picking of Abilene held at the Boys Industrial School. Parents claim inadequate representation and cruel solitary confinement. school officials cite repeated escapes as reason for solitary confinement.
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Topeka
Marion Beatty
Shawnee County District Court
Leroy Robert Picking
Abilene
Paul Picking
Beatty
Leaving this summer Journal-World mailed daily
Notice advertises daily home delivery of the Journal-World while readers plan summer departures.
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Journal-World
Adv
37.3 Pound Motor Drives Venus Mission Success
Cape Canaveral AP reports a 37.3 pound motor is key to Mariner 2's Venus flyby planned for December after a 180 million mile journey. Ground firing next Sept 4 aims to place the probe within 25,000 miles of Venus for data. trajectory errors from a booster shake earlier.
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Salvation Army expands local thrift operations in Kansas City plan
Capt Earl Palsley says the Salvation Army will send a daily truck from the Kansas City Social Center to Lawrence to collect donated clothing and furniture. Sorted at the Red Shield Store, only unusable items go to KC for repair by about 200 workers, with no United Fund money used.
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Salvation Army Social Center
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Fire Forces Evacuation in Cobb Mountain Area
A forest fire in Cobb Mountain region Lake County forced evacuation of about 1,000 vacationers from a popular mountain resort area. The blaze, fed by heat above 90 degrees, has scorched roughly 9,000 acres since starting Sunday near Kelseyville, California.
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San Francisco
State Division of Forestry
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Khrushchev Meets U Thant at Yalta
Premier Khrushchev interrupted holiday plans at Yalta to receive U Thant acting secretary general of the United Nations.
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Khrushchev
Yalta
U Thant
United Nations
Rogers Elected Kansas GOP Chairman in Bid for 1962
Richard D. Rogers of Manhattan was elected chairman of the Kansas Republican State Committee with Kathleen Fletcher of Bucklin as vice chair. The vote, unanimous, followed criticism of a highway contract involving former chair Don Schnacke. Ellsworth urged party unity and praised Gov. Anderson's administration as Kansas advances in services and development.
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Richard D. Rogers
Manhattan
Republican State Committee Today
Kathleen Fletcher
Bucklin
Rogers
John. Anderson
Don Schnacke
Highway Department
Kansas
John Anderson
Republican Party
Schnacke
Lawrencians Attend Party Council Meetings in Topeka
Lawrencians attended sessions of the Republican and Democratic state council meetings in Topeka. Democratic attendees included Frank McDonald county chairman, Mrs. Myrta Budke vice chair, State Rep Byron Springer Larry Crum and Jack Sullivan. Republican attendees included J D King county chairman Mrs King and Mrs Mary Wilson county vice chairman.
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Democratic State Council
Topeka
Frank McDonald
Myrta Budke
Byron Springer
Larry Crum
Jack Sullivan
J. D. King
King
Mary Wilson
Singer Jane Morgan Rushed to Hospital After Pill Remark
Jane Morgan was reported in satisfactory condition at Roosevelt Hospital after being rushed unconscious Monday night. Police said she told a friend she had taken a dose of pills and she was given oxygen in an ambulance en route to the hospital. The hospital noted she was conscious today but would not discuss the cause.
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New York
Jane Morgan
Roosevelt Hospital
Republicans Pick District Officers
Kansas Republicans elected district party officers after a State Republican Committee meeting. The 1st District selections include McDill Boyd as chairman and N. C. Grant as treasurer. The 2nd to 5th districts named chairmen and officers, with lists of vice chairmen secretaries and treasurers for each district.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
Republican Committee
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Albert Kay
St. John
D. E. Stoufe
Garden City
N. C. Grant
Salina
Dan Myers
Wakefield
Viola Pritchard
Fern van Dalsen
Fairview
Anna Denholm
Leavenworth
Fred Dunla
Pleasanton
Ailee Henry
Oskaloosa
Pat Davis
Clathe
Sally Kay
Lawrence
Don McNeal
Council Grove
Elizabeth Wells
Newton
Dorothy Reed
Wichita
Dan Chase
Fredonia
Roy Schurter
Eureka
Eva Hughes
Quenemo
Robert Cobean
Wellington
Congress backs stock sale plan with optional private buyin
The bill allows communications firms to acquire up to half the stock while the remaining shares go to the public at $100 each. The House memo allowed fewer directors if firms did not subscribe to full shares, but the Senate dropped this provision.
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House
Senate
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