Golf Balls Deadlier Than Nuclear Fallout Warned
Wakefield Massachusetts AP report from the Institute for Safer Living claims golf ball impacts outpace nuclear fallout in danger. About 15 000 injuries this year include players caddies and workers with balls at 250 mph causing many disabling injuries. Safety tips urge courteous alertness avoid hitting if anyone is in range and to seek shelter during storms.
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Institute For Safer Living Today
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Kennedy relaxes attends church in Palm Beach
President Kennedy read and relaxed then attended a Holy Day service at St. Edward's in downtown Palm Beach. Msgr. Jeremiah P. O'Mahoney celebrated Mass for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception as Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy joined an earlier Mass with his wife and seven children.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Oceanside
Palm Beach
St. Edward's Church
Jeremiah P. O'Mahoney
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Inman Transferred After Fatal Kansas Accident
Don Inman, injured in a Saturday crash that killed his wife Karen and injured their four year old daughter Julie, was moved from Chanute hospital to Kansas University Medical Center. Julie shows improvement as the couple’s KU engineering student husband recovers.
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Chanute Hospital
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Inman
Kansas University Engineering
Kansas Color Press
Alleged Murderer Seized in Florida by FBI and Immigratio
The FBI reports Mate Ivanov alias Mario Levi a 37 year old mental hospital escapee wanted for the Mineola New York family killings has been seized by immigration authorities in the Florida Keys. He is held on illegal entry as FBI fingerprints identified him and linked him to the November 25 slaying.
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Fla
FBI
Mate
Mike) Ivanov
Mineola
Long Island
N.Y
Wesley Grapp
Ivanov
Mario Levi
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Gregor
Veronica
Peter Jr
Ronald
Michael
Grapp
Marathon
Florida Keys
Washington
Deputy mayor performs one legged squat in fitness visit
A group of visiting school athletes calisthenicked in New York City City Hall to dramatize Kennedy's fitness program. Deputy Mayor Paul Screvane joined with a one legged deep knee bend and challenged the students to match him. The youths could not.
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Paul R. Screvane
City Hall
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Screvane
Missourian Found Dead on Farm Corral
Robert Brown aged 50 an employee of Missouri Public Service Co was found dead in a corral at his farm on Thursday by his wife. Coroner Dr Gordon Stauffer said a horse may have kicked him and noted a large wound over the left eye with death from a skull fracture.
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Sedalia
Robert Brown
Missouri Public Service Co
Brown
Gordon Stauffacher
Aid to Poland Slashed More Than 50 Percent
Warsaw AP reports the United States will cut its aid to Poland by more than half next year. A new agreement in Washington will likely cover about 50 million dollars of surplus commodities on long-term credit, far below last year's 130 million loan of wheat tobacco and oils amid dissatisfaction with Polish Communist attitudes.
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Washington
United States
Dominican peace jolted by rejection of opposition plan
In Santo Domingo the government refused the National Civic Union plan to replace Balaguer with a provisional seven member council and move toward democracy. Balaguer and military chiefs meet while a general strike continues for the 10th day, with talks reportedly terminated by Civic Union officials.
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Tanganyika Becomes Independent Nation Leader Nyerere
Tanganyika marks independence with Julius Nyerere as prime minister guiding a largely agricultural economy of about 9 million people. He faces a budget deficit, reliance on foreign aid, and a push for democracy amid a modest postcolonial start in the new state within the British Commonwealth.
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Indian Ocean
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Reader's Digest feature cites KU dean on 1Q tests
In Lawrence the December Reader's Digest highlights George Baxter Smith dean of KU as he discusses who would be denied admission under certain tests and grades in a study titled Who Would Be Eliminated. The Big Eight approves two beauty queens for the KU Rice game in the Bluebonnet Bowl Houston. Dean of Women Emily Taylor reports KU living groups judging at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union with Prof. E Gordon Ericksen chairing.
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Houston
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Mrs Agnes Murray Improves After Stroke at Local Hospital
Mrs Agnes Murray of 504 La. St. remained in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital this afternoon after being admitted Friday due to a stroke at her home. She is the widow of J W Murray longtime managing editor of the Journal World.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Journal-World
Alf Landon Criticizes U N Response and Trade Policy
The text reports Alf Landon sharply criticizing U N delegates for not responding to Kennedy’s call for a stronger United Nations. He favors lowering world trade barriers and a working common market, arguing against tariff or quota based policies. Landon warns against focusing on wage and profit scales while facing foreign threats.
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White House
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Landon
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
KU Choir Presents Formal Concert Sunday
The Kansas University Concert Choir directed by Clayton Krehbiel will perform a formal program at 3 30 p m Sunday in the University Theatre Murphy Hall The 80 voice choir opens with Schutz Magnificat and Brahms Nachtens Der Abend Zum Schluss with conductors Dingwall Fleury and pianists Neva Brockman Susan Ulmer The Bach motet Singer Dem Herrn closes the program
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Clayton Krehbiel
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Heinrich Schutz
Nachtens
der Abend
Two-Car Crash Causes $350 Damage at Campus Intersection
A collision at West Campus Road and University Drive caused $350 in damage with no injuries. Louise D. Wood, 46, of 1309 Kentucky Street, rear-ended LaDonna Baughman, 19, of 905 Tennessee Street, as both turned off West Campus Road onto University Drive. Wood’s car sustained $150 damage and Baughman’s $200.
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University Drive
Louise D. Wood
Ky, St
LaDonna Baughman
Tenn. St
West Campus
Wood
Baughman
Rotary to Aid Salvation Army
The Lawrence Salvation Army will hold Saturday services with the Lawrence Rotary Club at three Massachusetts Street collection stations in front of Montgomery Ward, J C Penney and Raney Drug Store. Rotary volunteers include Austin Stedham, Lathrop Read, Clayton Krehbiel, Justin Hill, Maurice Barker, Jack Brand, John Drake, Bill Willee, and many others led by Roger Allen Jr.
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Justin Hill
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Corlett Cotton
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Art Wolf
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Richard H. Raney
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Warren Lesh
Robert Payne
John Skie
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Keith Lawton
Burton Marvin
George Hedrick
Elmer Ousdahl
William Terrell
Howard Wilcox
Ray Roberts
Clyde Jones
Larry Heeb
Jack Miller
Joe McCoskrie
Dale Bowlin
Bob Brickner
Ex KU and Earlham student's academic dismissal noted
The record traces a student named Stanley from Earlham College in Indiana to KU in 1958 and again in 1960. After a 1961 letter from acting law dean Moreau, he was dismissed from KU Law for academic deficiencies. He was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon member who lived at the fraternity house in 1956-57 and commuted from Beth el during law school. Nearby, Claus in New York highlighted conservative college publications and a Wisconsin Club magazine project. Cotter attacked American higher education for failing patriotism, calling students extreme leftist and defiant of tradition.
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Richmond
Ind
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon
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Bethel
New York
Cotter
Russia
America
Bluebonnet Bowl Special Canceled Over Local Interest
Plans for a special Rock Island train to the Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston on December 16 were canceled due to insufficient reservations. About 750 tickets sold through KU athletic office, but local interest was weak as most buyers were KU friends and alumni in Houston area. Rice Stadium hosts 70,000 with expected sellout. KU party of about 120 will fly, with no extended trip planned.
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Kansas City
Pipe Fitters Launch Christmas Fund Drive for Haskell Students
Lawrence Pipe Fitters and Plumbers Local 763 will start a Christmas fund drive for needy Haskell Institute students this Saturday. Local merchants will be canvassed through Tuesday, Dec 19, with solicitors bearing union ID and Social Security numbers. All donations go to Haskell guidance director for administration. Wayne Vitt chairs the drive.
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Lawrence Pipe Fitters and Plumbers
M. C. Roberts
Roberts
Haskell
Wayne Vitt
Auchard Named State General Practitioner Candidate
Dr W M Auchard nominated by Douglas County Medical Society for state general practitioner of the year honors. Final selection by Kansas Medical Society. Local delegates to the Kansas Medical Society include Drs H Penfield Jones, Russell Frink, Howard Joseph with alternates Drs Robert Hughes and George R Learned. New county officers: President Dr R I Canuteson, Vice President Dr Learned, Secretary Dr Phillip Godwin, Treasurer Dr John McCarthy. Censor Dr Erik Wright.
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Douglas County Medical Society
Kansas Medical Society
H. Penfield Jones
Russell Frink
Howard Joseph
Robert Hughes
George R. Learned
County Society
R. I. Canuteson
Learned
Phillip
Fire department responds to furnace control failure at Wilcox home
Firefighters were dispatched Thursday evening to 1130 Emery Rd. at the residence of Dr. Howard L. Wilcox after the automatic control on the furnace failed. No damage occurred as the furnace was shut off and repaired by fire crews.
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Howard L. Wilcox
Emery Rd
Mature Trained Attendants
Rumsey's Ambulance advertises mature trained attendants available at VI 3-5111 with an emphasis on professional care and prompt service.
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Rumsey’s Ambulance
Meinke and Tucker Thank You Notes for Remembrance and Death Loss
Arch and Max Meinke thank friends for remembrances on their 50th wedding anniversary and express gratitude for calls and gifts. Mrs Viola Tucker extends thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers gifts and acts of kindness after her mother’s death.
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Viola Tucker
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