Theis says party to pay deficit from dinner funds
Kansas Democratic Party executive committee voted to use proceeds from a fund raising dinner to pay Frank Theis campaign deficits and keep state headquarters, with a February or March dinner planned to raise more funds. Theis cited a deficit under 20 thousand dollars and noted the vote was unanimous despite reported disagreements.
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Topeka
Democratic National
Frank Theis
Kansas Democratic Party
Theis
Daily Capital
Kansas City Star
U. S
Arkansas City
John Montgomery
Montgomery
Kansas
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence Post Office to Stay Open After Morning Brief
Postmaster James Parsons announced the Lawrence post office will open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and remain open all day December 17.
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Lawrence
James Parsons
Parsons
Student Donna Barton Recovered After Fainting Incident
Donna F Barton a Kansas University sophomore from Prairie Village was released today from Watkins Hospital after fainting in class Thursday afternoon She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority detention not present in text
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Donna F. Barton
Kansas University
Prairie Village
Watkins Hospital
Alpha: Chi Omega Sorority
Deaths and Funerals in Sublette and Nearby Areas
Obituaries and funeral notices include Mrs Mildred Freeman Miller of Sublette who died in Kansas City Kansas, survived by husband Joseph and son Henry with service details pending. Also listed are Ellen Edmonds of Wichita and Mrs Eleanor E Russell of Topeka with survivors and service plans. Detroit Franklin Smith of Lawrence, Benjamin F Stull of Topeka, and other local residents are noted with burial and service information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Freeman Miller
Sublette
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Plymell Church of
Raymond Stancliff
Ellen Edmonds
Wichita
Edmonds
Lawrence
N. 6Th St
North Lawrence Christian Church
Cochran Funeral Home
Hutchinson
Harry A. Edmonds
Bonnie Sue Edmonds
Lloyd Edmonds
Eleanor E. Russell
San Bernardino
Calif
Topeka
Detroit
Franklin Smith
Douglas County
Smith
Tomganoxie State Lake
Washington Creek Church
Washington Creek
Rumsey
Lola Smith
F. D. Smith
Benjamin F. Stull
Stull
Grace Evangelical United Brothers Church
Penwell- Gabel
Stella Stull
Paul Hett
Ky. St
Paul Hartman
Harry Stull
Ralph Stull
Los Angeles
Lottie Dravis
Westminister
Gladys Houk
Garden Grove
Opal Ruggles
Escondido
Velma Welch
Anaheim
Dillon Opens Half Million Dollar Dillon Store in Lawrence
The opening of Dillon’s half million dollar supermarket at 1800 Mass. St. drew strong crowds and praise from Dillon executives. Ray Dillon Jr. cited high local interest while Dick Dillon noted plans to expand in eastern Kansas with Manhattan and Junction City stores. The 20,000 square foot shop features seven checkouts, a customer lounge, and modern displays. The Lawrence operation will hire 35 and backhaul trucks to and from Hutchinson. A formal opening is slated for January.
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Dillion
Mass
Dillon
Ray Dillon Jr
Grocery Company
Lawrence
Dillon’s
Hutchinson
Kansas
Colorado
New Dillon
Manhattan
Junction City
Dick Dillon
Stokely
Ray
Ray Dillon
Faurot Linked to Big Eight Action On Coan Eligibility
The article outlines unrest within the Big Eight over Don Faurot’s role in initiating the Coan eligibility issue. Kansas officials argued the measure came at KU’s request, but evidence points to Faurot as originator. A league decision was pursued after NCAA action and a failed attempt at a phone conference.
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Faurot
Missouri
Don Faurot
Kansas
Big Eight
Reaves Peters
NCAA
Nebraska
Coan
KU football hit with Big Eight action over ineligible player
The Big Eight ruled KU fullback Coan ineligible from Oct. 26, 1960, to Oct. 25, 1961 for recruiting violations tied to a Chicago trip. Coan misses five games next season but may compete in track. Kansas loses two conference games in the standings and the 1960 season record shifts from 7-2-1 to 5-4-1 with Colorado and Missouri declared winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faurot
Nebraska
Kansas
Coan
Colorado
Missouri
Big Eight
Jack Mitchell
Adams
Texas A&m
Jim Street
Mickey Walker
NCAA
Jayhawks
Street
Walker
Doan
TCU
Wyoming
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
California
Peters
Chicago
Bert
Dean L. C. Woodruff
Lawrence
Bomb Scare At Sorority Investigated At KU
KU and city police investigate a hoax bomb threat at Gamma Phi Beta sorority at 1339 West Campus Road. The 3:40 a.m. call prompted evacuation. no device found and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Campus
Haskell Institute Dorms and Classroom Bid Award News
Harmon Construction Co of Oklahoma City led eight bidders with a 1 600 000 bid for three new Haskell Institute buildings in Albuquerque. Contracts await Washington approval. 300 day clause aims to occupy by October 19 next year with a two story dorm for 400 men and a 256 woman dorm plus a 20 classroom academic building.
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Harmon Construction Co
Oklahoma City
Haskell Institute
Albuquerque
N. M
Bureau of Indian Affairs Office
Harmon
Mize
Haskell Stadium
Osceola Hall
Kennedy and Stevenson Cheer as U S Ambassadorship Favored
Reporters capture Kennedy and Stevenson amid campus cheers at Georgetown University as Kennedy offers the ambassadorship. The Kennedys depart for Palm Beach Florida with Mrs Kennedy’s nurse and the newborn baby, baptized Thursday, visible but not fully seen.
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U.N
Georgetown University
Stevenson
Kennedy House
Kennedy
Kennedys
Palm Beach
Fla
Luella Hennessy
De Gaulle Faces Street Protests in Alphia Downpour
In Alphia a chill rain drenches demonstrations as De Gaulle strides to City Hall amid a student driven protest. An army colonel urges nonviolence while rioters hurl notebooks bricks glass and typewriters. Right wing activists, long covert, reveal themselves to challenge his policies.
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Ple
de Gaulle
Alphia
Oldest Active Kansas Lawman Turns 81 in Topeka
Will Johns former Lawrence police chief and Douglas County sheriff marked his 81st birthday in Topeka where he serves as special investigator for the attorney general. He was first elected sheriff in 1920 and has long served in law enforcement with ties to Lawrence and Kansas City Kansas.
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Will Johns
Lawrence
Douglas County
Topeka
Johns
Kansas
University
Kansas City
Kan
John
Morgan Jones
Wales
Quantrill
Henry Johns
J. C. Bowersock Milling Co
Will Johns Jr
Walter
Kansas Employment Service
Student Faces Forgery Charges at Kansas University
Robert Sutton, 22, bound over to February term of District Court on forgery and car theft charges with a federal detainer for Air Force desertion. Alias Frank Huntley, he lived at KU for a week, claimed LSU ties, and joined the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity falsely. Delta Sigs alerted authorities after discovering he was not a student, prompting his arrest in Oregon. Police say he used bogus checks and forged identities to gain access to fraternities at multiple schools.
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Robert Sutton
Sutton
Frank Huntley
Air Force
Kansas University
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Louisiana State University
LSU
History Department
Delta Sigma Phi
Delta Sigs
Louisiana
Eugene
Ore
Douglas County
Delta Sigma
Oregon
Death Row Trio Among 119 Convicts Seeking Parole
Three death row inmates Hickock Andrews and Wilson among 119 convicts to be interviewed at Kansas Penitentiary as a prelude to December 29 clemency hearings. Governor’s pardon attorney Dale Spiegel to lead hearings. appeals are pending in Kansas Supreme Court.
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Lansing
Kas
Kansas Penitentiary
State Probation and Parole Board
Dale Spiegel
George Docking
Richard Eugene Hickock
Lowell Lee Andrews
Earl Wilson
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Topeka
Spiegel
John Anderson
Probation and Parole Board
Anderson
Supreme Court
Kindergarten Circus Marks Anna C. Scott School Tradition
In Leonia New Jersey 89 students from Anna C. Scott School staged a 28 act circus, continuing a school tradition dating back to 1929 with the young performers taking the spotlight.
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Leonia
N.J
Anna C. Scott
George Protests Olathe Transfer to Georgia
Rep Newell A. George sends a second letter to Sen Stuart Symington protesting the Naval Air Technical Training Unit move from Olathe Kansas to the Glynco Georgia area. He hopes Symington can block the transfer, as he leads a committee advising Kennedy on Defense Department restructuring.
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Washington
Naval Air Technical Training Unit
Olathe
Kas
Glynco
Georgia
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Newell A. George
D-Kas
George
Symington
John F. Kennedy
Defense Department
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Memorial Hospital reports admissions include Jack Nash Route 1 Earl Flory Ronald Todd 1208 N Y Earl Moore Sunflower Donnie Bahnmaier Route 1 Fred Cox 1244 Ky Emery McReynolds 231 W 22nd Linda Kay Miller Eudora Mrs Jessie Tuggle 2033 Naismith Donald Tobler 1724 Miller Mrs Mary Rockhold Route 1 Mrs Shirley Cox 1820 Me Mrs Ida Smith Eudora Mrs Evelyn Donner Baldwin Mrs Beverly Hill 427 Mich Mrs Peggy Silvers Route 1 Mrs Pauline Reyes 445 Locust Arvid Erickson 232 Dakota Mrs Alice Meinke DeSrto and more. Dismissals include Thaine Koons 2527 Belle Crest Jacob Myers 929 Ill Martin Welsh Eudora Mrs Edith Mc Daniel Route 4 Mrs Corrine Giannitrapani and baby girl 1016 Hilltop Mrs Mary Rockhold Mr and Mrs Cleo D Donner Baldwin. Births: Mr and Mrs Delbert Bryant Eudora a son Thursday. Mr and Mrs Cleo D Donenr Baldwin a son today.
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Jack Nash
Hilde Farley
Earl Flory
Ronald Todd
N. Y
Earl Moore
Sunflower
Donnie Bahnmaier
Fred Cox
Emery McReynolds
Linda Kay Miller
Eudora
Jessie Tuggle
Naismith
Donald Tobler
Miller
Mary Rockhold
Shirley Cox
Ida Smith
Evelyn Donner
Baldwin
Beverly Hill
Peggy Silvers
Pauline Reyes
Arvid Erickson
Dakota
Alice Meinke
DeSrto
Thaine Koons
Belle Crest
Jacob Myers
Martin Welsh
Edith McDaniel
Route 4
Corrine Giannitrapani
Hilltop
Cleo D. Donner
Scouts Sponsor Chili Feed At First Christian Church
Boy Scout Troop 53 hosts a chili feed from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday in the basement of First Christian Church at 10th and Ky. Sts. Proceeds will fund troop equipment with chili and beverages prepared by the Mothers Auxiliary members.
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Boy Scout
First Christian Church
10Th and
Ky. Sts
Mothers Auxiliary
Weather Elsewhere Personal Thanks Note
Agnes Mulder of Eudora Kansas expresses gratitude to Dr Learn ed the nurses and friends for care and support with cards calls and flowers received during a period of illness or recovery.
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Dr. Learned
Mrs
Agnes Mulder
Eudora, Kan
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Journal-World
Haskell
JFK
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Lawrence Memorial Co
Death Row
Cooper
Dwight Sickles Insurance
Wyork Cifere Insurance Company
Life Insurance
Bethlehem
Salvation Army
Delbert Bryant
Cleo D. Donenr
Scouts
THE
Associated Press
al Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Denver
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Seattle
Christmas Club
Christmas Club of
Siem
Douglas County State Bank
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