Romney Sees Burch Fall as National Chairman Faces Plea
Washington AP Romney predicts Dean Burch will be ousted at the January 22 23 national committee meeting in Chicago while Burch prepares a plea for retention. Romney cites governors calls for change and notes Burch must secure broad support. Gerald Ford Jr backs a clear majority threshold, and discussions hint at a two man leadership option for the GOP.
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Good Shepherd Christmas Program at Lutheran Church
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church presents The Light of the World Christmas program at 7 p.m. Sunday with a multi‑section service including prophecies nativity narration carols and a candlelighting close. Narrator De Arta Fryer leads a large cast including Mary Lou Showalter as Mary Joseph Bruce Barlow as a shepherd and Steve Rutherford as a wreath of participants from the church.
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Tim Gjellstad
Steve Rutherford
Judy Fryer
Jacque Conrad
Judy Garrett
Debby Paris
Charles Beck
Jane Showalter
Terry Rutherford
Bonnie Bowman
Sylvia Groth
Camilla Gjellstad
I. M. Gjellstad
Robert Fryer
Virgil Boyd
Doctor Garner Garrett in Good Condition After Baldwin Accident
Dr. Willard Garrett, 91, of Baldwin, was reported in good condition today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Thursday night crash. He suffered a broken left leg when struck by a car driven by Wayne Sartin, 16, also of Baldwin, in 5:40 p.m. incident amid rain and fog.
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Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Garrett
Wayne E. Sartin
Gale Gimblett
Dividend Rate to Jump at Lawrence Savings and Loan
All three Lawrence savings and loan institutions will start paying 442 per cent dividends per annum, starting Jan. 1 and payable June 30, 1965. Lawrence Building and Loan Assn. and Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Friday announced the jump from 44 to 42 per cent. Today, Dean Nof Singer, local manager of Anchor Savings and Loan Assn., indicated his firm will follow suit. Anchor Vice President O Arthur Krebs of Kansas City said an official announcement will be made the first of next week.
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Lawrence Building and Loan Assn
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Dean Nof Singer
Anchor Savings and Loan Assa
Anchor
O. Arthur Krebs
Kansas City
Hog Raising Goes Modern in Kaw Valley Farms
Robb and Vogel expand a modern hog operation in the Kaw Valley using disease free pigs, Cesarean births, and slatted-floor crates. They plan continuous flow production with automated feeding, careful record keeping, and aim to market 1,200 to 1,500 hogs yearly from 164 and 550 acre farms.
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Jerry
Kaw Valley
Douglas County Agricultural Extension
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Douglas County
Debate on U S ambassador selection and British contrast
The Saturday Column argues for merit based ambassador appointments with top diplomats meeting expenses from salary. It cites Lord Harlech and the British non career model as potentially superior and urges faster U S adoption of a system that rewards talent rather than political payoff.
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Charles Bohlen
George Kennan
Bernard Gufler
U.S
Lord Harlech
Harold Wilson
Washington
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Deaths-Funerals Roy A Culp 51 Bridgeton Missouri native of Atchison
Roy A. Culp 51 of Bridgeton Missouri and formerly of Lawrence died Friday at his home. A native of Atchison he had lived in Bridgeton one year. Survived by wife two sons Don Culp 702 W 25th St Lawrence and Dave Culp Los Angeles sister Mrs Ruth Hottstein Atchison.
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Los Angeles
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Obituary of Joseph Thomas Coose
Joseph Thomas Coose died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital at age 75. A retired night watchman at the co op plant and member of the First Church of God, he will be buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Monday at 1 30 p m with Rev Frank Duncan officiating. Friends may call at Cooper Warren chapel until 12 30 p m Monday. Ella Coose of the home survived him.
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Cooper-Warren Chapel
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Meramec Caverns Sign Promises Refund in Cave-In
A Stanton Missouri sign at Meramec Caverns states If cave in your money will be cheerfully refunded reflecting a safety and customer service pledge amid the seasonal tourist site.
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Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
Debater Dies in Car Train Crash Near Holyrood
Carmen Helus 16 a member of Ellsworth High School debate team was killed when their car collided broadside with a Santa Fe freight train a quarter mile west of Holyrood returning from a Hoisington contest. Teammate Jean Kirk 17 John Zvesper 16 and Mark Vaught 17 plus coach Lee Beem 26 were injured with Zvesper and Kirk admitted to Ellsworth hospital.
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Spanish Leaders Issue Ultimatum For Juan Peron
Madrid AP report says Spain orders Juan Peron to quit politics or leave within a month after his failed bid to return to Argentina. Four Peronists expelled. Peron under guard in Torremolinos hotel. he may write a response to the ultimatum.
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Paraguay
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Christmas Vespers Draw Large KU Crowd in HochAud
Lawrence events begin before Christmas break with KU 40th Christmas Vespers attracting more than 6 000 attendees at Hoch Auditorium. Carillon recitals and carols accompany major choirs and ensembles as 400 students and faculty present living tableaux.
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University of Kansas budget cuts limit expansion projects
Salary of 150000 was cut from funds earmarked for the University press expansion. Regents requests under the Educational Building Fund include about 450000 for a second stage of a new gymnasium. Bibb trimmed 15000 for Blake Hall basement, 20000 for outdoor courts, 25000 for Marvin Hall windows, and 15000 for a Blake Hall sidewalk, citing revenue shortfalls.
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Card of Thanks from the Edgar Dick Family
Words cannot adequately express our deep appreciation for the many kind and sympathetic acts that come to us at the time of our recent bereavement.
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