Barry Goldwater Names Nixon as Front-Runner for 1968
Senator Barry Goldwater singled out Richard Nixon and governors Hatfield Romney and Scranton as possible 1968 Republican contenders. He said Nixon holds the strongest hand, ruled out another White House bid for himself, and defended party leadership while blaming campaign fear tactics for his loss. He added Eisenhower would have beaten Johnson and noted Romney and Rockefeller influenced the primary slate. Goldwater claimed no other candidate could have carried as many states as he did.
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Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Mark QO. Hatfield
George Romney
William W. Scranton
Nixon
GOP
White House
Goldwater
U.S. News & World Report
Dean Burch
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arizona
Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Pennsylvania
William Bendix in critical condition at Good Samaritan
Hollywood AP reports actor William Bendix, 58, near death from lobar pneumonia weakened by a stomach ailment, admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital Tuesday. The Life of Riley star’s fans fear for his health as doctors assess his malnutrition.
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Hollywood (Ap
William Bendix
Riley
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bendix
Miss Crawford Crowned State Holstein Girl in Kansas
Dee Ann Crawford of Baldwin was named Kansas Holstein girl at the state Holstein meeting in Salina. Francis Wempe became a director at large. About 150 attended. Crawford, daughter of Roy and (Mrs.) Crawford, has held Douglas County Holstein and Dairy Princess titles and won District No. 2 Dairy Princess in 1963.
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Dee Ann Crawford
Baldwin
Holstein Cattle Group
Salina
Francis Wempe
Route 1
Kansas Holstein Association
Robert Bigsby
Route 2
Miss Crawford
Roy D. Crawford
Douglas County
Two Turnpike Crashes Wound Two Near Lawrence
Two weekend Kansas Turnpike accidents near Lawrence injured two people and caused heavy property damage. Marvin Griffin 25 Hayesville driver of a car fell asleep and crashed seven miles west of Lawrence injuring Griffin and Lois Ann Patterson 25 Wichita who were treated at Stormont Van Hospital. A moving van trailer seven miles east of the Lawrence service area caught fire after rear suspension failed damaging the trailer and contents. James Harrison 40 Ft Wayne Ind owned the rig. Trooper Harold Bowers investigated.
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Lawrence
Marvin Griffin
Hayesville
Griffin
Harold Tuggle
Lois Ann Patterson
Wichita
Stormont van Hospital
Topeka
Lawrence Service Area
James H. Harrison
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Harold Bowers
Mrs. Bowen in Fairly Good Condition After One-Car Crash
Daisy B Bowen, 60, of route 1 Richland, was reported in fairly good condition today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Saturday morning one car wreck on the Stull Clinton road about 12 miles west of Lawrence. She suffered pelvis and hip fractures head cuts and possible internal injuries. She was alone in the car at the time of the crash according to the sheriff.
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Daisy B. Bowen
Route 1
Richland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stull- Clinton Road
Lawrence
Groundbreaking Planned For Modern Lutheran Church
About 150 people attended a Sunday ceremony marking the groundbreaking for a $250000 Lutheran Church and student center on a five acre tract near 15th and Iowa Street. The project will be built for the Kansas District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with bids due January 5.
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Arlen J. Bruns
Junction City
15Th and
Iowa Sts
Iowa Street
Arlen Bruns
Ben Eggers
Topeka
Kansas District
Martin Pullmann
Church Mission Board
Walter Schmid
Martin Hartenberger
Wichita
Hartenberger
Herman Witzgall
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Concordia Guild
Uel C. Ramey
Jack R. Jones
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
de Block
KREAMER NAMED KU MEMORIAL LEADER
John H. Kreamer of Kansas City Missouri was elected president of the World War II Memorial Corporation at the Kansas Union annual meeting. Officers include L C Woodruff Fred Six Richard Wintermore and Keith Nitcher. Directors elected for four year terms include John C Dicus Glenn Lessenden and William Salome III. Alderson and Pickett join the executive committee for one year.
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John H. Kreamer
Kansas City
Donald Alderson
Calder Pickett
Vermont Electors Back Johnson First Democratic Vote In State
AP wires report Vermont electors cast their votes for Lyndon B. Johnson, marking the state’s first Democratic presidential support in 173 years. Georgia followed with a Republican slate, while national totals and 270 electoral votes determine the winner.
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Washington
Georgia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Sen
William E. Miller
District of Columbia
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Rutherford B. Hayes
Benjamin Harrison
KU Day Visitors Support Topeka State Hospital Christmas Fund
Over 60 Kansas University living units representatives toured the Topeka State Hospital on Sunday to deliver gifts and funds for the Christmas Fund Drive. Sponsored by the Douglas County Mental Health Assn, the drive exceeded $300 with more expected. accompanying KU group were Charles Stough and Paul Brotman along with Mrs. Ralph Wolfson. Earlier Church Day drew about 25 local church women presenting gifts from several churches, with Rev. Charles W. Garrett and others in attendance.
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Kansas University
Topeka State Hospital
Douglas County Mental Health Assn
Ralph Wolfson
Charles Stough
Association
Paul Brotsman
Wolfson
Charles W. Garrett
Harvard Wilbur
Paul Davis
Philip Mesner
Lecompton Bridge Closure For Blinker Lights Installation
Lawrence reports the Lecompton Kaw River bridge will shut from 8 am to 5 pm Tuesday for blinker light installation. KU leaders outline budget requests approved by the Board of Regents amid ongoing bridge repairs and load limit considerations. University and community groups raised funds at Christmas events aiding scholarships and charity gift programs.
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Lecompton
Kaw River
Elmer Ousdahl
Christmas program and concerts planned at West Junior High
West Junior High highlights Christmas by Candlelight a panto mime with 11 Student Players led by Debbie Steckler as narrator Wyatt Cooper directs music and Mrs Rose Christensen leads dramatics An all school assembly follows Dec 22 at 2 p.m. with the Student Council sponsoring. other schools plan PTA Christmas programs and grade level concerts with schedules and room parties Dec 21 22 23.
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PTA
West Junior High
Junior Players
Debbie Steckler
West
Wyatt Cooper
Rose Christensen
West Junior High Student Council
Woodlawn
Kennedy Kindergarten
Dorothy McGregor
Muriel Dougan
Ethel Fleming
Lois Llewellyn
Marilyn Simpson
Mary Alice Gordon
Jovenia Scheffel
Gene Calgaard
Mildred Wyckoff
Carole Clark
Elizabeth Luthi
Gordon
Judith Bogartz
Pinckney Pinckney
Sunset Hill
Sunset School
Sunset
Christmas Programs At Area Schools Feature Student Acts
Schools plan multiple classroom parties and student showcases before vacation. Sixth graders at EAST HEIGHTS will perform How Mrs. Santa Saved Christmas. Gilbert Weidman’s PTA hosts a 7 30 p.m. program on Dec 21 with open house. SCHWEgLER and Cordley also hold Christmas portions with plays, songs, and gifts. McALLASTER students prepare a 2 45 p.m. Friday program and carol for shut ins later that evening.
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Santa
Beene
East Heights
Gilbert Weidman
N. J
PTA
Schwegler
Cordley
Tessye Motley
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Hazel Michael
Elizabeth Jones
Betty Roark
Norma Reed
Mcallaster
Card of Thanks for Family and Friends
Mrs Marguerite Kelly and Daughter Mary thank Father Quigley Dr Learned Cooper Warren nurses friends and relatives for cards flowers and kindness during their loss. Also thanks to friends relatives neighbors for cards gifts visits and TV during hospital stay with special thanks to Drs Holladay Belot and nurses on 1st floor.
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Quigley
Learned, Cooper- Warren
Marguerite Kelly
Mary
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