Missing Soviet Sputnik XI dog satellite reported
Bedford Massachusetts AP radar at the Atlantic Missile Range tracked the tumbling rocket body while the accompanying satellite with two dogs could not be detected. Earlier observations showed the rocket stage and satellite together and stable while the satellite’s radio went silent possibly indicating a loss of orbit.
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Bedford
Mass
National Space Surveillance Control Center
Atlantic Missile Range
Soviet Union
Jury report date changed in Lawrence district court
The November term District Court jury will not report Monday as scheduled and is instructed to report on December 7. Mrs. Lucille Allison, clerk of the court, confirmed the change.
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Lucille Allison
Multiple Local Obituaries for Lawrence Residents
Mrs. Anna M. Wright 64 a near lifetime Lawrence resident died at home 1324 Conn St. Born May 24 1896 in Pratt funeral arrangements by Rumsey Funeral Home. Survivors include widower J A Wright and sister Effie Holladay. Mrs. Mabel Clair Daniel 72 Route 2 Lawrence resident since 1907 died in Topeka born Aug 3 1888 in Asheboro NC. Survived by widower O M Daniel and sister Ella C Thornton and Bertha Josephine Peschel. Mrs. Bertha Josephine Peschel 76 Eudora died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Member Holy Family Church housekeeper for Father Lorenz Rieth. Funeral 9:30 a m Monday at church with Rieth and Quigley. burial Holy Family Cemetery. Rosary 7 p m Saturday Cooper Warren Chapel and 7:30 p m Sunday in Holy Family church. Survivors include three sisters Seraphine Matt Weinandt Kate Zitzelsberger and four brothers Frank Joe Will Lawrence Bichlmeier plus 11 grandchildren. Family requests no flowers.
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Anna M. Wright
Lawrence
Conn, St
Pratt
Rumsey Funeral Home
J. A. Wright
Effie Holladay
Baldwin
Mabel Clair Daniel
Route 2
Topeka
Asheboro
N. C
Eudora Rebekah Lodge
VFW
Daniel
Friends Church
O. M Daniel
Ella C. Thornton
Bertha Josephine Peschel
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Holy Family Catholic Church
Father Lorenz Rieth
Father Rieth
John Quigley
Holy Family Cemetery
Cooper-Warren
Holy Family Church
Seraphine
Milwaukee
Matt Weinandt
Wynaot
Neb
Kate Zitzelsberger
Breckenridge
Lawrence Bichlmeier
North
Kansas City, Mo
Rumsey Funeral Home Service Announcement
A service of quiet dignity announced by Rumsey Funeral Home with contact VI3 5111 for arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lewis Oswald Wreck Victim Dies After Auto Crash
Hutchinson attorney and former mayor Lewis Oswald 60 died in a hospital from injuries after a Nov 21 head on collision on U S 54 near the Kingman Sedgwick county line. A Democrat noted for sharp criticism of Gov. Docking, Oswald was a KU student in 1921 and a 1924 Michigan law graduate. He ran for Kansas attorney general in 1942 and for the state Supreme Court in 1952 and for US Senate in 1956 before withdrawing. Funeral arrangements were listed as definite today.
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Hutchinson
A. Lewis Oswald
Kansas
U.S. 54
Kingman-Sedewick
Oswald
George Docking
Kansas University
Michigan
Docking
Franklin Murphy
UCLA
Kansas Supreme Court
U.S
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
Oswald, Mitchell and Galloway
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Oswald
Summerfield
Civitan Club Set for Charter
The Lawrence Civitan Club will receive its charter at 8 p m during a dinner at the Holiday Inn with 27 members. H H Belote is president. Topeka sponsors attend along with about 100 guests. Mayor Weatherwax will speak. The club will support a project aiding mentally retarded children in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Civitan Club
Holiday Inn
Topeka Club
H. H. Belote
Topeka
John Weatherwax
Belote
Service Club
Lawrence
State Advisory Posts Go to 2 on Mt. Oread
Gov. George Docking named two University of Kansas faculty to state advisory panels. Harold Grady received a four year term on the advisory laboratory council of the State Board of Health, replacing E. Lee Treece. Fred S. Montgomery was appointed for two years to the Advisory Commission on Institutional Management, succeeding M. C. Slough.
University concert features organ works and tableaux
Laurel E. Anderson, KU organ professor, plays Vierne and Brahms as part of a program with the KU Brass Choir led by Kenneth Bloomquist and a choral ensemble directed by Mary Jo Smith. Four tableaux by Eastwood, Green, and Ludlow illustrate Nativity scenes. The Concert Choir and University Symphony perform Vaughan Williams Fantasia on Christmas Carols and Brahms Symphony movement, with soloists and a large cast of student performers.
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Laurel E. Anderson
Vierne
Brahms
Mary Jo Smith
KU Brass
Kenneth Bloomquist
Raymond Eastwood
Robert Green
Robert Ludlow
McCowen
Parker-Shaw
Britten
University Symphony
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Reinhold Schmidt
Robert Baustian
Madonna
Nancy Carey
Owens Lane
Holly
Gretchen
Mitzi Ludlow
W. 7Th St
Bryant Green
Robert B. Green
W. 20Th St
Miss Carey
Jack Cranor
Miller Dr
Joseph
Jerry Campbell
Livonia
Mich
Angel
John Jones
Topeka
Ronald Johnston
Anthony
Russell D'Anna
Sunnyside
Rutland Boughton
Praetorius
Martin Shaw
Susan Niel
Abilene
Jan Krehbiel
Wichita
Linda Wood
Cameron
Virginia Ryan
Burlington
Johanna Arendt
Prairie Village
Diane Rinker
Ogallak
Vickie Loebask
Jack Ashmore
Don Eubanks
Lee's Summit
William Charles
Oak Park
Edward Wohlenberg
Liberal
Dwight Pope
St. Joseph
Richard Vaneii
Abile
Lawrence November building permits show modest rise
Lawrence contractors report a slight November uptick in building permits led by miscellaneous and multi dwelling projects, while single family home activity remained at six units. Total November construction reached 146 038 with 47 162 in multi dwellings and 8 000 in business remodeling.
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Lawrence
Louis Stone
Stone
Sears Roebuck
E. 9Th St
Western Home Builders
W. 20Th St
Gleason Gregory
19Th St
Carl Hird Jr
Pamela Lane
Wellington Rd
Wellingen
Parsons and
Peterson
W. 25Th St
John Kapfer
C. W. Sandgrass
del. St
Wallace Hicklin
Highland Dr
Martin Ice
Cadet Ave
K. KK. McCartney
W. 22Nd St
Moore Construction Co
CC. A. Rogers
Mich
A. C. Rollns
Don McConnell
Nixon gains pile up in Illinois as Kennedy leads
In Chicago AP reports Nixon shows a net gain of 29 votes in eight precincts, adding to a 174 vote gain from 27 precincts. The early pace runs just under 6 votes per precinct, with Republicans estimating about 9 votes per precinct needed to overturn Kennedy's Illinois lead.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Morton
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Nixon
Morton Leads Check on Votes in Illinois Ballot Review
Chicago report on Republican national chairman Thruston Morton directing a post election probe into vote fraud. Recount of 906 Chicago and Cook County precincts shows Kennedy net gain in early precincts while Nixon leads in others. Stratton warns of possible non certification by the Illinois Electoral Board if fraud is substantiated.
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Chicago
Thruston B. Morton
Midwest
Nixon Lodge
City Hall
Cook County
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
GOP
Kennedy
William G. Stratton
Illinois Electoral Board
Stratton
Board
Rockefeller arrives late for breakfast with Nixon
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller of New York arrived 13 minutes late for a breakfast with Vice President Nixon in the Capitol. Rockefeller said he toured the east front and the inauguration stands for Kennedy. Nixon remarked he might do the tour himself someday.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Guatemala grateful for U S naval and air guard
President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes of Guatemala told President Eisenhower that the U S Navy and Air Force patrols off Central America have decisively prevented a Communist government from taking hold in Guatemala. Fuentes thanked Eisenhower for ordering units to deter any Communist directed invasion of Guatemala or Nicaragua.
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Washington
Guatemala
Eisenhower
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Central America
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Nicaragua
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Listing
Memorial Hospital records list several births and discharges. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Duilio Giannitrapani at 1016 Hilltop and a son to Mr and Mrs Stanley A Murrell at 1313 Conn. Dismissals name Irene Ford Stephanie Aldridge Sheryl Else Katherine Green Sadie Casebier Corrine Giannitrapani Patricia Murrell Barbara Braden Lucy Ingram Rachel Feldman Patricia Hines and baby girl Barbara Laughlin Jane Lucas May Laptad Catherine Lynn Barbara Sharp baby girl Barbara Sanders baby boy Marlene Higley baby girl.
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Irene Ford
Stephanie Aldridge
Sheryl Else
Katherine Green
Sadie Casebier
Corrine Giannitrapani
Hilltop
Patricia Murrell
Barbara Braden
Lucy Ingram
Rachel Feldman
Highland
Patricia Hines
Sunflower
Joseph Lynn Hickock
Prairie
Barbara Laughlin
Lyons
Jane Lucas
Topeka
May Laptad
Catherine Lynn
Barbara Sharp
Oak Hill
Barbara Sanders
Stouffer Place
Marlene Higley
Duilio Giannitrapani
Stanley A. Murrell
Film at Hesper Church Shows A Cry In The Night
An unusual film titled A Cry in The Night will be shown at 7 30 p m Sunday at Hesper Friends Church. An offering will be taken for the church’s foreign missionary program. The World Vision produced film depicts Bali demon possession cockfight Tokyo postwar rise rioting and a nurse tending leprosy patients.
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Hesper Friends
World Vision, Inc
Bali
Tokyo
Vivien Leigh Divorces Laurence Olivier in London
Actress Vivien Leigh was granted divorce from Sir Laurence Olivier on grounds of adultery with actress Joan Plowright. Plowright’s husband, Roger Gage, also received a divorce in the same court on the same grounds. Both defendants did not attend. Olivier was ordered to pay the costs. Leigh, 47, cites adultery. Olivier, 53, and Leigh wed in 1949.
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London
Vivien Leigh
Sir Laurence Olivier
Olivier
Joan Plowright
Miss Plowright
Roger Leonard Gage
Sir Laurence
Gage
New York
Miss Leigh
Centenarian reflects on life and family across generations
The 100 year old recounts past hardships and modern comforts, noting bands of Indians in earlier days and the steady growth of local farms and roads. He praises his home life, care from son and daughter in law, and a large family including 12 children with four sons and four daughters named. The Fishburns appear long lived with George 97 Ezra 95 and Ann Hoover 93 also still living nearby.
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Nancy Barnhart
Ezra
New Mexico
Maurice
Theodore
Mack
Overbrook
Route 1
Ora Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
Lefa Snyder
Agnes Gage
California
Mabel Henry
Missouri
Fishburn
George
Medicine Lodge
Ann Hoover
Ottawa
Kennedy appoints Bell and Ribicoff as cabinet prospects
President elect Kennedys talks in Palm Beach outline Bell joining the Budget Bureau with a $22,500 salary and discuss siting with Clark Clifford. He also nominating Ribicoff for Welfare and considering Udall for Interior as cabinet plans move toward completion by next week.
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Bell
Clark Clifford
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Williams
Robert A. Lovett
Defense
Truman
Adlai
Raskin
Palm Beach
Congress
Ribicoff
Senate
Connecticut
Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
Interior
Udall
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