Farber Murder Trial: Coppolino Guided Killing Plan
Mrs. Marjorie Farber testified that Dr. Carl Coppolino urged her to club her husband with a baseball bat then inject a deadly drug. She described a clandestine affair, a powder mixture, and a letter absolving Coppolino while questioning hospital care decisions. Bailey pressed whether the story was a hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N.J
Marjorie Farber
Carl Coppolino
Polino
Farber
Coppolino
Bailey
NFO Convention Draws 10000 and Sets Milk Action
More than 10 000 voting delegates attended the National Farmers Organization session in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Delegates authorized the NFC board to prepare a milk holding action aiming to raise raw milk prices and secure a common marketing approach. Minimum prices sought include 6.05 per hundredweight for Grade A milk and 5.00 for manufactured milk with transport differentials. Staley and Pfingston were re elected president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Milwaukee
Wis
Douglas County
I. J. Stoneback
O. H. Correa
NFC Board of Directors
NFC
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Alvin O’konski
Staley
Rea, Mo
Erhard Pfingston
Sergeant Bluff
Towa
Georgia May Decide Governor Winner by Legislature
The U S Supreme Court ruled 7 2 that Georgia may choose its next governor if no candidate wins a majority, allowing the Legislature to pick between Howard Callaway and Lester Maddox. The decision upholds a 142 year old Georgia provision, reversing a 1963 federal court ruling that had found it unconstitutional. Callaway led with 451 032 votes to Maddox 448 598, with write in Ellis Arnall at 57 832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Howard H. Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Hugo L. Black
High Court
Atlanta
Black
Georgia House
Callaway
Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Local Pilot Aids Vietnam Airlift From Nebraska to Vietnam
A Nebraskan wheat farmerMaj Richard C Garbrick led a C 124 Globemaster flight delivering vital combat supplies to Tan Son Nhut Vietnam. The cargo included a battle damaged Army helicopter and a diverse crew of pilots navigators and support personnel from multiple states. The seven reserve air crew bring 38 000 hours and 50 years of active and reserve service as they augment the massive airlift effort.
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Tan Son Nhut
Vietnam
U.S
Arthur L. Wagner
Lawrence
Wagner
Oxford
Richard C. Garbrick
Paxton, Neb
Air Force Reserve
442Nd
Richards-Gebauer Afb
Garbrick
Thomas F. Fleming III
Kansas City
Duane Morris
Fairbury
Ill
James H. Diggs
Wichita
Southeast Asia
Smsgt
Paul J. Powers
Highlandville
Powers
Tsgt
Dwight R. Brown
Hazelwood
Far East
McDonnell Aircraft Company
Phillip C. Druen
Shawnee Mission
Five people injured in local traffic crashes weekend
Five persons were injured over the weekend in area traffic accidents. At Lawrence Memorial Hospital Elizabeth E. Jones, 57, of Tonganoxie, fractured kneecap from a pike collision with Charles Mallonee, 57, of 200 E. 7th St. Mallonee admitted later after x rays showed possible fractured elbow and shoulder. In other crashes James L. Olsen suffered minor injuries. Virginia N. Stanley and passenger Marcella J. Stanley sustained minor injuries. An unusual three car crash involved parked vehicles on Tenn St with varying damages.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth E. Jones
Tonganoxie
Kansas Turnpike
East Lawrence
Charles Mallonee
7Th St
Mallonee
Jones
Jones Auto
15Th St
Gurcharan S. Tahim
9Th St
James L. Olsen
Miss. St. Olsen
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Olsen
Tahim
Murrow Court
Yale Road
Virginia N. Stanley
Wellington Rd
Loren G. Tarr
Murrow Ct
Stanley
Marcella J. Stanley
Tenn. St
Wells Auto
Williams
McCuish Auto
L A Entertainers Injured in Bus Wreck
Thirteen entertainers from Los Angeles known as the Ike and Tina Turner Revue were injured when their bus hit a bridge on the Kansas Turnpike near Wellington. Seven were admitted to a hospital while the rest were treated and released, including Ike Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington, Kan
Los Angeles
Kansas Turnpike
Wellington
Ike Turner
Court Agrees to Rule On Race-Marriage Law
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Virginia miscegenation laws banning interracial marriages violate the U.S. Constitution. Richard Loving and Mildred Loving, a mixed race couple married in 1958, faced Virginia felony sanctions and eventual exile after arrest. The case traces through Virginia and federal courts, with the ACLU pursuing review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
U.S
Washington, D.C
Fredericksburg
Virginia Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Speeding Youth Dies After 130 MPH Crash
MARION North Carolina AP A youth who lost his license last week for 90 mph died Saturday night while driving 130 mph state highway patrol said He was identified as Jerry Dean Holtsclaw 20 of Marion
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Marion
N.C
State Highway Patrol
Jerry Dean Holtsclaw
Youths For Romney Hoax Reported At KU
KU law student Jerry Dickson says he knew nothing about the Youth for Romney group yet his name appeared as a leader. Merle Gates announced the group at a governors conference. Dickson and Reuben McCornack were listed as members, though both say participation was unauthorized. He calls the group a paper organization and says he is not supporting any candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dickson
Kansas University
Newton
Youth For Romney
Colorado Springs
Merle E. Gates
Wichita
Kansas
Young Republicans
Dickson
Reuben McCornack
District of Columbia Young Republicans
Youth For
Romney
KU Law School
McCornack
Republican Governors Conference
Life Membership Group Meets on Hill Tuesday
The Kansas University Alumni Association Life Membership Study Committee will hold a luncheon Tuesday at the University Club. The group, chaired by Walter S. Sutton, reviews life membership payment handling and fund use, and will present a report at the January 21 board meeting. Members include Arthur H. Bowen, Harry Stover, John Weatherwax, and Dick Wintermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Alumni Association
University Club
Alumni Association
Association
Walter S. Sutton
Shawnee Mission
Arthur H. Bowen
Harry Stover
Kansas City, Mo
John Weatherwax
Lawrence
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Deer Dies On Kansas Turnpike Near Lawrence
A deer was struck and killed Friday evening on the Kansas Turnpike about 12 miles east of the East Lawrence interchange. The driver, E. L. Throckmorton, 28, of La Plata Maryland, escaped injury though his car suffered 150 dollars’ damage.
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Kansas Turnpike
East Lawrence
E. L. Throckmorton
la Plata
Ousdahl to be honored at Wednesday dinner
Douglas County Commission Chairman Elmer Ousdahl will be guest of honor at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Hotel Eldridge to celebrate 20 years on the county board. The event also honors outgoing County Attorney Ralph King and Courthouse staff families with a Baker University folk trio from Baldwin performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Commission
Elmer Ousdahl
Eldridge
Board of County Commissioners
Ralph King
Baker University
Baldwin
Baker
Ousdahl
Travis Glass
Douglas County
Ed Johnson
Louis Griffith
Ray Ogden
Charles Banning
Doug Harris
Will Hayden
Harvey Booth
Walter Kampschroeder
Kampschroeder
Booth
Maupin Heads KU World War I Memorial Group
Tom Maupin a Lawrence travel bureau executive was elected president of the Kansas University World War I Memorial Corporation succeeding Fred N Six whose term ends December 31 The group built units of the Kansas Union and Memorial Stadium and funded the Uncle Jimmy Green statue The board includes Dean Laurence Woodruff John Dicus Keith Nitcher and Dick Wintermore with new members Dean Graves Sidney Harrison and Ambrose Saricks Retiring members include Henry Buck Calder Pickett and Six The organization maintains responsibility for the Kansas Union and several KU staff serve ex officio with three student members named Al Martin Janet Anderson and David Waxse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Maupin
Lawrence Travel Bureau
Kansas University
Laurence C. Woodruff
Lawrence
John C. Dicus
Topeka
Keith L. Nitcher
Dick Wintermore
Dean W. Graves
Shawnee Mission
Sidney L. Harrison
Ambrose Saricks
Henry William Buck
Chicopee
Calder M. Pickett
Larry Winn Jr
Leawood
al Martin
Janet Anderson
Prairie Village
David J. Waxse
Oswego
Six nominees named for KU Alumni board election
Six nominees were selected this afternoon in Strong Hall for the Kansas University Alumni Association board of directors. Names will be announced after willingness to serve is confirmed. Three directors will be elected this spring for five-year terms by paid association members.
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Kansas University Alumni Association Board of Directors
Alumni Association
Strong Hall
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Ole Cram
Larned
Stanley Learned
Bartlesville
Okla
Robert
Two Boys Caught In School Action
Two 11-year-old boys vandalized Pinckney School at 810 W 6th St. Lawrence police nabbed one in the library after custodian Joseph Specht spotted a light. The other was later found hiding in a tree house. They damaged books, glass, and holiday decorations and were to appear in Juvenile Court with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney School
Lawrence
W. 6Th St
Joseph Specht
Ohio St
KU Senior Briegel Tops 48 Speakers in Debate Tourney
Kansas University senior Judson Briegel of Kansas City won top speaker honors at a weekend debate tournament hosted by Southwest Missouri State College. He led 48 speakers. KU senior Sharon Mahood placed fourth, and the pair won third place among 24 teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Briegel
Kansas City
Kansas University
Southwest Missouri State College
Briegel
Sharon Mahood
Springfield
Miss Mahood
Carolyn Watson
West Plains
Carl Krehbiel
Moundridge
Robert McCulloh
Overland Park
Beverly Rindt
Fredonia
Paul Falzer
Topeka
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
Potter Lake Ice Unsafe Says KU Official
Lawrence Kansas Potter Lake on the Kansas University campus is unsafe for ice skating according to Henry Shenk chairman of the physical education department. Ice thickness is reported about 1% inches while at least three inches are needed. A bright light sighting Saturday night drew police attention across northeast Kansas with unclear whether meteor or aircraft. Lawmen from Baldwin Olathe and Wellsville investigated but could not confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shenk
Kansas University Physical Education Department
Potter Lake
Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa
Missouri
Baldwin
Olathe
Wellsville
KU Christmas Vacation Schedule at KU Hoch Auditorium
KU announces a 12 30 p m Saturday start to the Christmas break with classes resuming at 7 30 a m January 3. About 6500 attended Christmas Vespers at Hoch Auditorium featuring EU groups and tableaux by KU Fine Arts departments under drawing and painting design directors led by Thomas Gorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
Tom Tschappat
Kansas University
Hoch
Charity Bowl Sunday raises funds for Douglas County group
About 1,800 members of the Men and Women's Bowling Association of Lawrence donated 50 cents each to raise 1595.50 for the Douglas County Association for Retarded Children. Clarence Douglass presented the check to Mrs. Skipper Williams as Charles Roberman led the event. This fifth annual charity bowl topped last year's total of about 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Association
Clarence Douglass
Men’s Bowling Association
Skipper Williams
Card of Thanks for Philip M. Lopez memory
In loving memory of Philip M. Lopez who passed away two years ago today. Mis sed by wife sisters and brother. Mrs Captalin Lopez Mrs Burmah Marvary Mrs Mel Hawthorne Mr R W Lopez I sincerely thank all who contributed donations time and their patronage to make the Christmas Bazaar benefit of EU HELP fund a success. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to each of you. Louise C Lane
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Philip M. Lopez
Captalin Lopez
Burmah Marvary
Mel ‘Hawthorne
R. W. Lopez
Louise C. Lane
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
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Oscar Rumsey
Marry Funeral Home
New Hampshire
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East 13Th
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Tennessee
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