Burch Plans to Take His Case to the Top
GOP Chairman Dean Burch plans to mail a detailed statement to 132 National Committee members ahead of the Chicago meeting to defend leadership and party aims amid calls for his ouster. He also announced the resignation of John Grenier and will address committee questions and issues at the January session.
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Burch
Washington
Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
National Committee
Chicago
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Denver
Republican National Committee
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Colorado
John A. Love
Grenier to Fight to Keep Burch as GOP Chair
Grenier announces resignation as executive director of the Republican National Committee after delivering 271 votes to Goldwater. He will remain active in Alabama as GOP chairman and work to defend Dean Burch amid criticism from Rockefeller Scranton Romney.
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Birmingham
Ala
John Grenier
Dean Burch
National Party
Barry Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Grenier
Burch
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Johnson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Associated Press
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
San Francisco
Alabama
Alabama Republican Committee
Lawrence area eyes grid for 345000 volt ERV link
Kansas Power and Light along with two other utilities plan an 183 mile 345000 volt transmission line to connect the three systems spanning Kansas and Missouri. Douglas County officials say local impact will be minimal. Also noted are early Christmas vacation schedules for Lawrence Douglas County schools and extended store hours for holiday shopping. Mike Getto expected to join state Hotel and Restaurant Board replacing A E Lew.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas
Missouri
Austin Stedham
Lawrence Kpl
Douglas County
KPL
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Midwest
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Wichita
Mike Getto
Eldridge Hotel
John Anderson
State ‘Hotel and Restaurant Board
Journal-World
Getto
A. E. Lew
Kan
Fred Ellsworth to Be Honored for Distinguished Education Service
Fred Ellsworth emeritus executive secretary of the Kansas University Alumni Association is among 24 recipients of medals for distinguished service to education from the Alumni Federation of Columbia University. The awards will be presented at noon on Wednesday December 30 during a luncheon at the Hotel Commodore New York City.
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Fred Ellsworth
The
Kansas University Alumni Association
Alumni Federation of
Columbia University
Commodore
New York City
Ellsworth
Twin brothers heirs suspect in Temple City killing
Timothy Nicholson, 22, was booked on suspicion of murder after allegedly shooting his twin brother Todd Nicholson, 28, in their luxury Los Angeles suburb apartment. Deputies said Timothy claimed it was an accident, but evidence and witness accounts raised doubts. The brothers co owned Sun Investment & Development Corp. of Phoenix and planned projects in Hollywood.
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Timothy Nicholson
Temple City
Calif
Todd
Phoenix
Ariz
Timothy
Sheriff's
Todd F. Nicholson
Los Angeles
Nicholson
al Sholand
Cudahy
Carrie
Shuey Greenberg
San Diego
Roberta Nicholson
el Cajon
Sun Investment & Development Corp
Hollywood
Burglary Loot Near Twenty Two Thousand In KC Plaza
Police estimate apartment burglary on Country Club Plaza in Kansas City at nearly $22,000. Over $21,500 in jewelry was stolen from Mrs. Barnett C. Helzberg’s apartment, including diamond and pearl pieces. Her husband chairs the Helzberg jewelry store chain.
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Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Barnett C. Helzberg
Woman Gives Birth On Oklahoma City Sidewalk
A 31 year old woman gave birth to a six pound boy on a downtown Oklahoma City sidewalk as a taxi driver left, a hotel refused a blanket, and onlookers did nothing until former state Rep. Robert O Cunningham stopped and called the fire department. The baby and mother were in good condition at Mercy Hospital. The cold night temperature was under 30 degrees.
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Oklahoma City
Mercy Hospital
Robert O. Cunningham
Multiple Lawrence Crashes Reported With No Injuries
Police logged eight Monday accidents in Lawrence with no injuries. The largest damage, $1 000, occurred on East 13th Street when Irwin Hartley and Norma Chiles collided, with a parked car struck. Other incidents include a $650 two vehicle crash at 6th and Ark and several smaller damages across the city.
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6Th and
Ark. Sts
Eugene Emery
Almira
Charles L. Hodges
Route 4
Lawrence
East 13Th Street
Irwin W. Hartley
Ala
Norma J. Chiles
Elm St
Howard McConnell
12Th
Pa. Sts
Gonzalo Romero Jr
N.J. St
Albert G. Smith
Theresa A. Smith
Roland A. Bell
Conn
Learnard
11Th
15Th
Mass. St
Carol B. Coleman
la. St
George E. Reed
W. 20Th
Seven Arrested In St. Louis Boat Collection Theft
Metropolitan police seized seven suspects from the St. Louis area after an informant led to charges against Wyson Hornburg for theft of 50 to 60 miniature boats valued at about 600000 from Harold J. Stiers home. Six others were held for questioning. Hornburg allegedly described the break in and offered to help recover the pieces.
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ST. Louis
Metropolitan Police
Wyson Hornburg
Hornburg
Harold J. Stiers
Forest Park
Stiers
Continental Divide
Colorado
Roosevelt
Hong Kong
Cpl
Oliver Wahl
Stiers Place
Senate probe details Baker Bromley and bank charter aid
Testimony described a 1962 63 plan to hire Bromley to assist a San Rafael bank charter. a $5 000 check endorsed by Bromley and Baker was cashed in the Senate disbursing office. The inquiry into Baker's outside business dealings may widen with possible closed sessions and a tougher probe urged by Sen Cooper.
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Bromley
Baker
Senate
Hughett
Sherman Leland
Redwood National Bank
San Rafael
Calif
Comptroller of
Leland
Washington
Lennox P. McLendon
Kidwell Elected President Of Lawrence Real Estate Board
Guy C. Kidwell has been elected president of the Lawrence Real Estate Board succeeding Dana Leibengood. Other new officers include Rawleigh C. Zillcox as vice president and William J. Womack as secretary treasurer. New directors are Leibengood and Rosa Bell Cain.
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Guy C. Kidwell
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Dana Leibengood
Rawleigh C. Zillcox
William J. Womack
Leibengood
Rosa Bell Cain
Ice Storm Depresses Northeast Delays School and Power
In a weekend ice storm eastern upstate New York and parts of Vermont and Massachusetts faced widespread outages. About 75 000 homes lost electricity. 4 000 in Pittsfield area without power. Niagara Mohawk reported 27 000 customers without power overnight as crews from Philadelphia and elsewhere work 16 hour days to clear 1000 square miles of lines and restore service.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lake Avenue Armory
Armory
Upstate
Pittsfield
Mass
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Philadelphia
Londerholm to Speak at Big Eight Conference Banquet
Kansas attorney general elect Robert Londerholm will address the Big Eight Student Government Association conference at Kansas University. The speech titled The Significance of Student Leadership During Later Life will be given at the Kansas Union. About 40 delegates from Big Eight schools travel to Lawrence, staying at the Eldridge Hotel for the informal reception.
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Robert Londerholm
Kansas
Big Eight Student Government Association
Kansas University
Londerholm
Ray Edwards
Bethesda
Sonderholm
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Eldridge
UAW Chief Reuther Satisfactory After Lung Operation
President Walter Reuther 57 underwent surgery for a small spot on his right lung at Henry Ford Hospital. A union spokesman declined to say if malignancy was found. Separately, King urged sanctions against South Africa and accused Western powers of backing apartheid in a London mass meeting. Notre Dame sues to block John Goldfarb film alleging it defames the university and seeks halt to related book/ paperback distribution.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Henry Ford Hospital
Reuther
London
Martin Luther King
Britain
United States
South Africa
New York
University of Notre Dame
Supreme Court
20Th Century- Fox
John Goldfarb
Notre Dame
Doubleday & Co
Fawcett Publications Inc
Thank You For Help After Fire in Lawrence
The Schrader family thanks the Wakarusa fire department Lawrence Paper Co. employees and the people of Lawrence for their aid after the fire that destroyed their home. Special gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith for providing shelter.
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Wakarusa Fire Department
Lawrence Paper Co
Lawrence
Larry Smith
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GOP Governors Group
Haskell Institute
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Baldwin
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Lecompton
K.C
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Russell Stover
Candy
Baker's
Kidwell
Thank You
Mrs
Jerry Schrader
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East
McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Rambler
American Motors
British Motors
West 23Rd Street
Danny Kaye
Cbs-Tv
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