Sam Dawson to Retire After 16 Years at AP
New York AP business analyst Sam Dawson, 65, will retire Wednesday after more than 16 years writing Today's Business Mirror. John T. Cunniff, 37, will succeed him, bringing a five year AP tenure as editor in charge of the business desk.
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New York
Sam Dawson
Associated Press
John T. Cunniff
Business Mirror
Dawson
Milons
Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
Army Air Corps
Business News Department
Cunniff
Business News
Business News Desk
The
Boston
Memphis (Tenn
Beer Can Shocks Soviet Crew Aboard Oregon Trawler
A party of sport fishermen near the southern Oregon coast traded goods with about 30 crew members aboard a Soviet trawler. The exchange halted when a sailor opened an American beer can. the snap top sprayed beer and the crew tumbled as if a grenade had exploded.
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Cool Bay
Ore
Oregon
Man Dies After May 1st Free-Fall
Nicholas Piantanida, 33, who survived four months after an attempted world free-fall record, died at Veterans Administration Hospital Philadelphia. He had been in critical condition since May 1 after a 57,000 foot ascent and failed rescue, leaving a widow Janice, three children, and his parents. Friends had raised about $3,500.
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Brick Town
N.J
Nicholas Piantanida
Piantanida
Veteran’s Administration
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Janice
Wichita Hardware Duo Arraigned on Felony Charges
Two Wichita hardware merchants Theodore C Lewis and Mark E Lewis and George Dewey Strong, Sedgwick County engineering yards superintendent, were arraigned on felony counts. The Lewises posted $1,000 bonds each. Strong posted $1,000 on each of two counts. Lewises face charges of obtaining $25,000 from the county under false pretenses. Strong faces perjury and aiding the Lewises. Preliminary hearings set for the week of Sept 26.
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Wichita
Wichita Hardware
Theodore C
Mark E. Lewis
George Dewey Strong
Sedgwick County
Lewises
Lewis Bros. Hardware Inc
Strong
Ottawa U Opens Classes Sept 15
Ottawa University rushes to finish remodeling and new projects in time for the fall term starting Sept. 15 with new students arriving Sept. 9. The chapel auditorium is the main unfinished work lagging six to eight weeks, seats 1244, due late September.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
Three Teens Wounded by Gunfire in Kansas City
In Kansas City around 25th Street and Garfield Avenue three youths were shot. Isaiah Taylor, 15, was hit in the jaw and listed in fair condition at General Hospital. Mary Johnson, 15, and Arlette Davis, 14, were treated and released. Police detained three juveniles. earlier reports cited two youths seen with a .22 rifle.
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Kansas City
25Th Street
Garfield Avenue
Isaiah Taylor
General Hospital
Mary Johnson
Arlette Davis
Taylor
Miss Johnson
Encephalitis Epidemic Kills 28 in Korea
Seoul Health Ministry says 28 more deaths from encephalitis in 24 hours raise toll to 338 since early this month. Officials urge heightened precautions as outbreak continues across the country.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kansas GOP names officers and nominees in Topeka
The article reports party leaders selecting nominees and officers. Nettels gains nomination from George Brown, Boyd from Don McNeal, and Mrs Mellinger from Pat Schuster. Hughes praises Mellinger and notes financial strength. Third District officers elected in Topeka include Melvin Clingan as chairman and Reynolds Shultz, Winton Winter and Roy Edwards Jr. in key roles.
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University of Kansas Alumni Board
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Nettels
George Brown
Sedgwick County
GOP
Boyd
Don McNeal
Council Grove
Mellinger
Pat Schuster
Eureka
Hughes
Third Congressional District
Topeka
Melvin Clingan
Johnson County
Reynolds Shultz
Douglas County
Winton Winter
Franklin County
Roy Edwards Jr
Wyandotte County
KU Festival of the Arts and spring events listed
Plans for a KU Festival of the Arts run March 19 to 25 with a March 25 Duke Ellington and Odeta concert in Hoch Auditorium. Spring vacation is April 1 to 10. Spring Fling occurs April 28 to 30. May events include the Symposium of Contemporary American Music May 1 to 3 in Murphy Hall and a May 21 pops concert in Hoch Auditorium. Baccalaureate is June 4 and commencement June 5 at Memorial Stadium.
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Hoch Auditorium
Memorial Stadium
Rising Revenues For Newspapers Reach 1966 Forecast
Dallas AP Charles Lipscomb of the American Newspaper Publishers Association predicts 1966 newspaper advertising revenues will reach 4.8 billion dollars, an 8 percent rise from 1965’s record. The estimate adds 355 million to 1965 totals, marking the second largest postwar gain after 1955.
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Dallas
Charles T. Lipscomb
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Bureau of Advertising
Dallas Advertising League
Lipscomb
Kansas Democratic Party names leaders and plans campaign
Dreiling succeeds Corcoran as state chairman and outlines a strong election slate led by Docking and Breeding. New district chairs include Robert Brock in the 2nd District while Paul Aylward and Hugh Robinson head the 1st and 4th districts. Readies fundraising dinner with Docking and committees set to draft the platform.
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Docking
State Committee
Frank Theis
U. S. Senate
J. Floyd Breeding
Breeding
Rolla
Kan
Dreising
Tom Corcoran
Topeka
Dresling
Corcoran
Mary Allen
Ruth Browne
Clay Center
Joe Caldwell
Pratt
Democratic Party Council
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
Dreiling
Gorham
Fort Hays
Ellis County
Democratic Central Committee
Robert Brock
Henry Lueck
Netawaka
Brock
Lueck
Shirley Wassenberg
Marysville
Helen Trimmell
Manhattan
Gene Lee
Atchison
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Catherine Swearengen
Hill City
Ralph McCarty
Turon
Hugh Robinson
Wichita
Democrats
Mae Popp
Haven
Jenilee Miller
Newton
Ed Gaedike
Hutchinson
Eighteen Scouts Awarded At Monday Court of Honor
Eighteen members of Boy Scout Troop 53 received first and second class badges and merit badges at a court of honor held in the park near Oklahoma and Utah streets. Terry Bright Jeff Thornberg Bill Gray earned first class. Mark DeWeese Bob Johanning earned second class. Merit badges went to Chris Ketzel Norman Johannsen Nolan Johannsen Gary Hammer Mark Krull Bruce Vaughn Randy Puckett Steve Gasper Bryan Iwamoto Rodney Allison Johnnie Nitcher Chad Krull and Mike Backus. Terry Bright also earned the den chief card. Opening and closing ceremonies were led by senior scouts, with a welcome by committeeman Harold Graves.
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Boy Scout Troop 53
Oklahoma
Utah
Terry Bright
Jeff Thornberg
Bill Gray
Mark DeWeese
Bob Johanning
Chris Ketzel
Norman Johannsen
Nolan Johannsen
Gary Hammer
Mark Krull
Bruce Vaughn
Randy Puckett
Steve Gasper
Bryan Iwamoto
Rodney Allison
Johnnie Nitcher
Chad Krull
Mike Backus
Den
Harold Graves
Black power group calls for Sept. 12 school boycott
Carmichael outlines militant tactics and a new party plan to boycott two Harlem schools as he denounces Vietnam war and U S oppression. He urges blacks to unite with nonwhites worldwide and predicts street action, saying, in Cleveland stores are built with no windows signaling deeper frustration.
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Harlem
Carmichael
Viet Nam
United States
South Africa
Latin America
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Caribbean
Cleveland
Parading Units Face Racial Mix and Vietnam Policy Split
Povertykept a tally of 268 marching groups with 177 appearing all white 26 token Negro 4 all other 19 all Negro and 42 integrated. Johnson set speech plans as the Legion backs a firm Viet Nam policy drafting a resolution for maximum troop dispatch. A foreign relations committee warned Red China while L Eldon James urged stronger U S determination.
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Johnson
Legion
Viet Nam
Convention
Red China
L. Eldon James
U.S. Viet Nam
Haiphong Harbor
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Stull and area social notes and fair ribbon win
Colorado Springs visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Flakes spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Ernst Wulfkuhle. The Stull E H U booth won blue at the county fair. Kansas City visitors Mr and Mrs Everett Suloes and family stayed Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Suloes. Roberta Bigas of Chicago visited relatives. Mrs Pearl Damm of Colorado visits Ernst Damm. Freisen family spent Thursday at Swope Park Zoo. Stull Needle Craft Club met with Frances Wulfkuhle and next meets Sept 28 with Ruth Freisen. Beulah O Connor visited her father George Armstrong at Burlington.
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Stull E.H.U. Booth
Everett Suloes
Kansas City
John Suloes
Cecil O’connor
Topeka
Jess O'Connor
Roberta Bigas
Chicago
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Noel
Karen
Pearl Damm
Colorado
Ernst Damm
Freisen
Swope Park Zoo
Stull Needle Craft Club
Frances Wulfkuhle
Ruth Freisen
Beulah O’connor
George Armstrong
Burlington
Kampschroeder Named Kansas State School Chief
W. C. Kampschroeder was named state superintendent of public instruction by Gov. William H. Avery, succeeding Adel F. Throckmorton who retires to qualify for pension. The KU graduate and former Eureka school head has 10 years as assistant state superintendent and was a Republican candidate. He led Eureka schools 14 years and served as high school principal at Laverne, Richmond and Eureka.
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Topeka
W. C. Kampschroeder
Adel F. Throckmorton
Kampschroeder
William H. Avery
Throckmorton
University of Kansas
Murphy Recovering After Vocal Cord Surgery
Senator George Murphy of California recovering rapidly after August 25 vocal chord growth removal surgery. He will leave the hospital Wednesday, according to his son Dennis.
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Hollywood
Calif
George Murphy
R-Calif
Dennis
Executrix Notice and Suit in Douglas County Probate
Public notices from Lawrence Daily Journal World announce Henrietta Harris estate executrix Haines seeks claims within nine months. A suit to quiet title in Douglas County District Court lists many defendants and unknowns with October 12, 1968 plead date. Also a divorce petition filed by Jerry Dean Lindsay seeks support and alimony with a September 29, 1966 deadline.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Henrietta S. Harris
Haines
Executrix
Whitson Rogers Db
S. Hults
State of
Kansas
John Compton
Thomas Breeze
Redford Preston
John Gallagher
Eliza Gallagher
Ross Gallagher
Angeline Payne
Louise Breeze
Eliza Breeze
Eliza J. Breeze
District Court
Raymond ©. Bloomer
M. Velora Bloomer
Lawrence
Raymond
Bloomer
Outer
Paddock
Lawrence, Kansas
Clarence Lindsay
District Court of
Jerry Dean Lindsay
Edw. T. Riling
Public Farm Machinery Auction Near Holliday Bonner Springs
Public sale of farm machinery and equipment to be held at the farm located one mile south of Holliday Kansas or one mile south of the river at Bonner Springs on K-7 to Quivira Lake sign then 154 miles east or 2144 miles north of Zarah. Auction starts Friday September 2, 1966 at 1:00 PM. Items include Ferguson tractors Case plows John Deere drills spreaders and miscellaneous equipment in good to near new condition.
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Holliday
Kansas
Bonner Springs
Quivera Lake
Zarah
Ferguson
John Deere
S.H.C
Massey-Herris
Multi-Item Farm Equipment and Furniture Auction Notice
A large farm auction lists numerous items including tractors disc hay equipment wagons and a 1956 Ford truck with cash terms and no accidents liability. Items cover machinery grain augers hay elevators and a 18 foot deep freezer plus office desks stoves and furniture. Auctioneers are Bing Carter Gardner Kansas Russ Feeback Belton Missouri Turner State Bank clerk.
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Towner
Ford
I.H.C
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Brigge & Stratton
H.P
George Lashbrook
Bing Carter
Gardner, Kans
Russ Feeback
Belton, Mo
Turner State Bank
Big Dispersal Sale As Partnership Ends At Bonner Creek Farm
Dispersal auction announced for September 3 1966 at a Kansas farm six miles west of Bonner Springs on Highway 322. Northern cattle including 94 Holstein head, milking herd averaging 45 pounds daily, plus Holstein Angus Hereford and Brown Swiss crosses, various calves and bulls. Equipment, trucks, tractors, and a long list of machinery available for bid. Terms note good condition cattle and machines, no responsibility for accidents. Auction by Larsen Kidd, Feeback, Clarter. auctioneers. clerk Bodine. Proceeds support dissolved partnership.
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Bonner Spring
Kansas
Butcher Boy
Holbart
Conde
Tador
John Deere
Mayrath
Pruitt
Daviz
Forney Electric
Massey-Harris
Ford
Massey Ferguson
Massey Harris
Ole Farm
O. M. Larsen
Fred Kidd
I Russ Feeback
Belton
Bingo Clarter
Gardner
Kan
Dim Bodine
Saint Anna Circle
West Jr High area house ad with small local listings
Classified column lists multiple impressions in west Lawrence area including a $21 500 three bedroom home with basement patio and two car garage plus other ads for rental or sale. Contacts include Higley at Hird Agency Realtors VI 3 6153 and Fulcher VI 38 7455. Also notes babysitting, a Siamese cat reward, and grape fruit listings with phone numbers VI 20658.
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West Jr
Charlea Higtey
Hird Agency Realtors
Higley
G. Fulcher
Cialty
Perry
Edgelea
Novich
Curtis Wright
West
Charles Higley
Lawrence
E. Craig
Lindenwood Lane
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Otasco
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Korea
Harold Pippin
Hillcrest
Iowa
Mrs
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Sunse
Ridgelea Apartments
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Stra
Untey Cove
Lawrence's
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STULL
Harry Flakes
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Ernst Wulfkuhle
General Contracting
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Murphy Recovering
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