Aiken Urges Action to Save Rural Vote Rule Clash
Sen. George D. Aiken of Vermont calls for a session long fight in Congress to overturn a Supreme Court reapportionment ruling that bases state legislative membership on population. He warns urban domination would hurt rural areas and urges a constitutional amendment and limits on the Supreme Court.
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Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Philadelphia
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Congress
Aiken
U.S. Supreme Court
American Farm Bureau
High Court
Acts of Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
Morning KU crash causes $475 damage to autos
A 7:34 am traffic accident on University Drive near Engel Road caused $475 in damage to two cars. Kerry Ott 1620 W 5th St driven car struck parked car owned by John Alderman Lyons sophomore at KU. Windsheild partly iced, no injuries. KU police also found a bicycle located near Murphy Hall east side since before Thanksgiving break.
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Kansas University
Kerry Ott
W. 5Th St
John Alderman
Lyons
University Drive
Engel Road
Alderman
Ott
Murphy Hall
Car Driver Is Hurt In Collision At 19th And R
Mary L Phipps 15 of 1515 E 18th St suffered cuts and bruises when her car hit a Kansas Power and Light pole at the 19th and R L streets intersection. She received treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Emergency Room. Estimated car damage 300 dollars. Police logged five other Tuesday traffic incidents none with injuries. Heaviest damage occurred in a two car crash at 6th and Ark Streets involving Eugene Emery 33 of 1202 Almira and Charley W Hodges 32 of oe 4.
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Mary L. Phipps
18Th St
Kansas Power & Light Co
19Th
R. L. Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Phipps
6Th and
Ark. Sts
Eugene Emery
Almirand Charley W. Hodges
Acadia Lodge No 9 to Hold Annual Stated Meeting
Acadia Lodge No 9 AF and AM schedules its annual stated communication for Thursday December 10 1964 at 7 30 p m Election of officers will be on the agenda Geo E Musick Worshipful Master C E Kerns Secretary listed as officials for the session
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Acadia Lodge NO. 9
Geo. E. Musick
W.M
UC Faculty Senate Backing Ends Long Student Standoff
Berkeley AP The Academic Senate approves a five point plan to ease the student administration clash over political activity. Free Speech Movement leaders declare victory and call off the strike until Regents meet in Los Angeles on December 18. Mario Savio celebrates his 22nd birthday as charges from the December demonstrations loom. President Clark Kerr silent on the resolution.
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Senate
Mario Savio
University
Clark Kerr
Board of
Regents
Sovio
Savio
Cal petitions support Free Speech Movement on KU campus
KU students and faculty circulate petitions in sympathy with Cal Free Speech Movement. The form asserts belief in free speech and assembly as core democratic rights. It invites contact with Free Speech Movement at Durant Street Berkeley for more information.
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California University
Berkeley
Kansas University
Cal
Free Speech Movement
Durant
Journal-World
Lawrence ambulance crew ready to aid birth at hospital
Lawrence Citizens Ambulance personnel prepared to assist a mother who warned she might deliver before arrival. The patient reached Lawrence Memorial Hospital in time, says owner Chuck Belote. Post Office hours set 8 to 5 Saturday with possible further changes. Construction on the new $650000 post office near 7th and Vt Sts progresses after a brief shutdown due to weather. KU students will tour the Truman Library in Independence Mo. The Litthke Symphony performs at Swarthout Recital Hall and KU Experimental Theatre presents The Doctor in Spite of Himself.
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Citizens Ambulance
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Chuck Belote
7Th and
Vt. Sts
J.N. Cundiff
Cundiff
Kansas University
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Kansas Union
Clark Coan
Truman
Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Murphy Hall
Wild Chase Ends in Suspect Capture in Bank Robbery Attempt
In Atlanta a bank robbery attempt at Citizens & Southern National Bank ended with a chase across the city. A hostage, teller Susan Engle, was released as police and a helicopter pursued the suspect. no money was taken and another man with a rifle was being sought on the bank roof.
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Atlanta, Ga
Citizens & Southern National Bank
Atlanta
FBI
Susan Engle
Eight-Year-Old Found After East Lawrence Hunt
An eight-year-old boy wandered from 1503 Lindenwood Lane around 6 30 PM Tuesday. He was located at 10 30 PM in the 1900 block of Massachusetts Street by Wayne D. Nelson with extensive help from more than 30 cars, ham radio operators, and fire department divers. Police coordinated the effort led by Police Chief William Troelstrup and Undersheriff Rex Johnson.
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East Lawrence
Lindenwood Ln
Kenneth Spencer
Omer G. Spencer
Massachusetts Street
Wayne D. Nelson
15Th St
Bay
Douglas County Ham
Spencer Home
Fire Department
William Troelstrup
Rex Johnson
Troelstrup
Getto Named To State Hotel Board By Governor
Mike H. Getto of Lawrence appointed by Gov. John Anderson to a two year term on the State Hotel and Restaurant Board. He will replace A L Lew of Kansas City Kan and has served on the Lawrence Planning Commission and as ski bridge manager since 1958.
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Mike H. Getto
Lawrence
Eldridge
State Hotel and Restaurant Board
John Anderson
Getto
A. L. Lew
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka Welcomes Macy Store Amid Bond Financing
Seven investing firms including three in Topeka purchased 4 million in revenue bonds to finance a Macy department store in downtown Topeka. Groundbreaking planned for spring, with completion in fall 1966 and an August 1 target date. The 120000 square foot store at 8th and Kansas Ave will open under Kansas 1961 industrial aid law, with tax exemptions for 10 years and annual rent to retire bonds plus other charges. Macy will pay 50 000 yearly for 10 years and then real estate taxes. Macy operates 45 stores across regions including Ohio Valley South and Missouri Kansas division.
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Topeka
Macy Department
Macy
Thomas W. Johnston
Johnston
City Commission
Kansas
8Th
Kansas Ave
Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
Charles W. Wright Jr
Macy’s
Macy's
Seaboard
Ohio Valley
California
Highway Trooper McMurray Dies From Injuries
Kansas Highway Patrol trooper John R. McMurray, 27, died at Manhattan Memorial Hospital from injuries after a car rear‑ended his parked cruiser on a highway west of Manhattan. Alfred L. Jensen, a Fort Riley soldier, was arrested for driving while drunk and released on $2,000 bail.
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Manhattan
Kan
John R. McMurray
Kansas Highway Patrol
Manhattan Memorial Hospital
McMurray
Alfred L. Jensen
Ft. Riley
Two Husbands Sentenced to Church for Beatings
In Lorain Ohio two husbands Dale Pritchett and Olen Kennedy were fined 200 each and given 10 days in jail but had $150 suspended if they attend church at least 45 weeks in a year. They faced assault and battery charges and were ordered not to repeat the beatings.
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Lorain
Ohio
Marvin R. Davis
Amherst
Dale Pritchett
Olen Kennedy
Davis
Five From Dread Will Participate In Rhodes Choice
Five KU candidates and two KU faculty members travel to Hutchinson for state Rhodes selection. Senior men Terry Miller Baxter Cibes Philip Smith compete before a state committee. two advance to regional tests in Des Moines for six Midwestern states. Barisas applies in Missouri. Faculty Hinman and Bell are on the Kansas committee. other former Rhodes Scholars chair the panel.
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Kansas University
Hutchinson
Rhodes
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Terry Alan Miller
Baxter Springs
Bill Cibes
Altamont
Philip Smith
Onaga
Kansas
Des Moines
George Barisas
Kansas City
Missouri
Charlton Hinman
Alden Bell
Kansas Committee
Emory Lindquist
Wichita University
John Chalmers
Kansas State University
John P. Harris
W. D. P. Carey
Miller
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Summerfield
Cibes
Smith
Owl Society
Sachem
University Symphony
Barisas
Dorsey Liberty Post 14 Christmas Party for Children
The annual Dorsey Liberty Post 14 event will be held Saturday December 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. for children of Legionnaires at Legionaires. Santa Claus will visit the party.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
Children of Legionnaires
Legionaires
Santa Claus
American Way Speech Urges Americans to Value True Happiness
Newton attorney Richard F. Hrdlicka urged Lawrence public school teachers and about 400 attendees to embrace the American way of life beyond material wealth. He shared his refugee story from Prague and urged prioritizing freedom, initiative, and real happiness over mere security. He noted his path from World Scout meeting to U S citizenship and a legal career.
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Richard F. Hrdlicka
Newton
Lawrence
Hrdlicka
Lawrence Education Association
Lawrence High School
America
Prague
United States
France
Friends University
Wichita
Washburn University
Topeka
U. S
Korea
Speir, Stroberg and Sizemore
Harvey County
Clothing Stolen From Ohio Street Apartment
Mervin Schwedt of 1209 Ohio Street reported to police that clothing valued at $315 was taken from his upstairs apartment. He said there was no sign of forced entry.
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Mervin Schwedt
Ohio St
Schwedt
Vernon Branson Chosen Chief of Staff at LMH
Dr. Vernon Branson pediatrician was elected chief of staff Tuesday evening by the Lawrence Memorial Hospital medical staff. Also chosen were Dr. Bryan Walters as vice chief of staff and Dr. Phillip Godwin as secretary. Executive Committee members named include Dr. Glenn Lessen den retiring chief of staff Dr. Monti Belot and Dr. Howard Wilcox.
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Vernon Branson
LMH
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bryan Walters
Phillip Godwin
Glenn Lessenden
Monti Belot
Howard Wilcox
Assault on Top Killers Urged by Presidential Commission
Washington AP reports a presidential commission calls for a national assault on heart disease cancer and strokes with a plan to create 540 new treatment centers. The group seeks urgent action and about 3 billion dollars over five years plus state and local funds. They say immediate results are possible and preventable deaths number in the hundreds of thousands annually.
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Washington
In Memoriam Leonard W Clark Sr Dec 9 1963
In loving memory of Leonard W Clark Sr who passed away one year ago today. Those who think of you today are those who loved you best. Sadly missed by Letha Clark and sons.
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Leonard W. Clark Sr
Letha Clark & Sons
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Party For Children
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22Nd
Louisiana
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East 13Th
Farmers Insurance Group
R. L. Bob Stewart
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Don L. Bailey
West Ltd
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W. S. McAlister
Wm. Sheppard
Warren O. Scott
Harry Hunn
Lowell
Reed N. N Brown
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