Wichita Heights High suspended over ineligible players
Kansas? State High School Activities Association ordered Wichita Heights High School to forfeit all interschool contests and barred the school from any sponsored events for one year. The board suspended the school indefinitely from interschool competition and barred others from facing Heights until reinstated. The action cited 17 ineligible students certified for eligibility in football and basketball, nine scholastically ineligible for failing to pass three subjects, and transfer rule violations involving students in the optional boundary area.
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Topeka
Wichita Heights High School
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Wichita Heights
Wichita
North
East
Southeast
Heights
Lawrence A. Shepoiser
Wichita City
Horoscope clues for ARIES through PISCES
Readable horoscope style by sign gives daily guidance on friendships, gratitude, peace, and kindness. It urges Aries to seek joy in worthwhile work, Taurus to value friendships, Gemini to reconnect with friends, and Cancer to honor peace and respect, with similar themes for Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces.
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Gemini
Haloctales
Moon Children
Prince of Peace
Leo
Auprust
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Seventeen Students Certified. Five in Football and Three in Basketball
Seventeen students were certified as eligible, with five taking part in football contests and three joining basketball events. The omissions and context are limited to the brief excerpt provided.
Ortiz Plans 3 Fights for Lightweight Title Defenses
Light weight champion Carlos Ortiz is set to announce three title defenses starting Feb 1 in Manila against Elorde. If successful he will fight Kenny Lane of Muskegon and Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela in New York and abroad.
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New York
Carlos Ortiz
Elorde
Manila
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Lawrence High School Doctors Tie State Count in 1957 62
Lawrence High School graduates earned 13 PhDs from 1957 to 1962 tying for sixth in the state and ranking 716 nationally with 76 schools. The list names graduates, years, degrees, and institutions including Katharine Aston Bryn Mawr linguistics 1958 and Eldon Ordrey Colorado education 1960.
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Lawrence High School
National Research Council
National Academy of Sciences
Lawrence
United States
Lawrence High
Katharine Oline Aston
Bryn Mawr
Dan David Macrey Ragle
Kansas University
Eldon Allen Ordrey
Colorado University
Genevieve F. Hargiss
Chargers Offense Tops AFL Statistical Leaders
New York AP reports the San Diego Chargers led the American Football League in total offense with 5,160 yards and a 368.5-yard per game average. The team finished second in total defense as Oakland’s Clem Daniels set the AFL rushing mark with 1,098 yards. Tobin Rote of San Diego claimed the league passing title and Lionel Taylor of Denver captured the receiving crown for the fourth straight year.
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NEW York
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Boston Patriots
Boston
Oakland
Clem Daniels
Daniels
Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist
Fred Glick
Houston
Jim Fraser
Tobin Rote
San Diego
Associated Press
Lionel Taylor
Denver
Young Santa Returns Wallet. Receives Gift
In Louisville a 19 year old shopping center Santa named Walter Cooley returned a wallet with 43 in savings to a woman who lost it in a parking lot. A Philadelphia man Harold F. Miller sent a 100 money order and a note praising his honesty saying If I had a son, I’d like him to be like you.
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Louisville
Philadelphia
Walter Cooley
Harold F. Miller
Miller
Victim Paid To Be Alive This Holiday
The 9 year old Barbara Staten survived 47 days after suffering third degree burns over 35 percent of her body from the Halloween explosion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. The disaster killed 73, including Barbara’s parents and grandmother, leaving Barbara and her brother John.
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Indianapolis
Barbara Staten
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Barbara
John
Coliseum
Staten
Jesse C. Statten
General Motors Corp
Mary
Lena Staten
Greencastle
David Staten
David
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Dorothy Oliver
Lawrence City Commission approves sewer work bid in light session
In a rescheduled meeting the Lawrence City Commission awarded Kansas Construction Co. a 6470.35 bid to install a sewer along North 2nd Street and a sewer pump. The board also passed the annual boundary line ordinance, noted Planning Commission minutes, and deferred action on the Standard Traffic Ordinance. City Hall closures affected scheduling.
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Lawrence City Commission
Kansas Construction Co
North 2Nd Street
North Lawrence
Planning Commission
City Commission
Harold Horn
Sanitation Department
Kennedy Children Play and Visit Stores Unnoticed
The Kennedy children Caroline and John Jr. were seen playing and strolling with their mother and Robert Kennedy in Palm Beach a few days ago. A toy-store clerk said the children were unrecognized and merely there to play, with a brief crowd later forming before they departed.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
U.S
Kennedys
John
Ann Gargan
Joseph P. Kennedy
GOP Leader Flays Democrats Over Moratorium Exploitation
GOP Chairman William E. Miller accused Democrats of seizing the 30 day political moratorium to polish their image while not backing off civil rights efforts. He warned Republicans not to accept further criticism and blasted late December Congress for its handling of foreign aid.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Miller
John F. Kennedy
White House
Johnson
House Rules Committee
GOP
New York
Congress
McLouth Community Notes Visitors Births and Illness
McLouth social notes recount weekend visits from Willits Glogan Slawson Yost Greshong Bond Walbridge and Kimmel families. Hospitalized Ed Hendrix recovering from a hip fracture. Francis and Ed Dobbs of Portland announce birth of daughter December 15 with W S Dobbs as paternal grandparents and Ed Hendrix as paternal great grandfather.
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Donald L. Willits
Rossville
John Willits
Harry Glogan
Topeka
Jack Joplin
Dollie Earl
Cushing, Okla
Henry Earl
Earl
Letitia Slawson
Guy Tuell
Kansas City
Kan
Fort Leonard Wood
Gene Tatum
Irene Walbridge
Les Kimmel
Richard K. Kimmel
Kansas City North
Geraldine Gilchrest
Sue
Harry Burgoyne
Emmett Jacobi
George Linton
Dennis
Shirley Lobb
Happy Hour Club
Earl Knapp
Leavenworth
Orville Osborn
Guilford Ridgway
David Osborn
McLouth
Forest Hehn
Barbara
Lawrence
Larry Speakman
Jack Willits
Bob Thiry
Kenny Willits
Allen Willits
Ed Hendrix
Bradford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Francis Dobbs
Portland
Ore
W. S. Dobbs
Peace Messenger Sets Trip To Smoldering Middle East
Pope Paul VI plans a landmark pilgrimage to the Holy Land amid lingering Arab Israeli enmity and global religious reconciliation efforts. The visit unfolds against history from the Balfour Declaration to 1950s tensions, with Jordan hosting refugees and regional strife raising fears of renewed conflict during the papal journey.
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Peace Messenger
Middle East
Paul VI
Holy Land
Jordan River
Vatican
Jesus Christ
Israel
Jordan
Palestine
Kansas Girl Gets Wish To See LBJ
Julie Gill an 11 year old girl from Wichita Kansas, crippled, fulfilled her dream of meeting President Johnson in the White House. After writing to him and receiving an invitation to visit Washington, Julie and her family traveled 34 hours by car, met the President in the Oval Office, shared a kiss, and received a signed photograph and a red pencil with a mustard seed key ring symbolizing faith.
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Washington
Wichita
Kan
Johnson
White House
Julie Gill
Julie
Robert Gill
Ann
Susan
Rebecca
Sears Roebuck
Baker University seeks governor aid to gain federal grants
Baker University asks Gov John Anderson to create a Kansas state agency to qualify for federal Higher Education Facilities Bill grants. A nationwide planning body including public and private colleges is required, and Baker plans science facility expansion in its long range program.
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William J. Scarborough
Baker University
John Anderson
Kansas
U. S. Office of Education
Baker
Scarborough
Leavenworth Escapee Caught by Kansas City Police
Roy Bell a 24 year old escapee from Leavenworth federal penitentiary was captured Monday night by Kansas City police after a chase across the Intercity viaduct. A second man was in the car when stopped at a roadblock in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Federal Penitentiary
Honor Farm
Leavenworth
Kan
Roy Bell
Roxbury
Mass
Hartman Guests Mark Ottawa Couple’s Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hartman attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kampschroeder of Ottawa on Sunday afternoon. A. W. Schwankie rendered Silent Night in German during Sunday morning church service at the EUB Church. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Flory were also noted.
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Gus Hartman
Ralph Kampschroeder
Ottawa
A. W. Schwankie
Eub
Francis Flory
Lawrence City bids due for 1961 one ton truck
The Board of Commissioners of Lawrence will receive bids at City Hall until 3 pm December 31 1963 for one 1961 1 ton chassis cab truck with utility body. Specifications may be secured from Robert Mounsey Water Superintendent H C Fisher City Clerk.
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Board of Commissioners of
City of
Lawrence
Ciy
Robert Mounsey
Waler
H. C. Fisher
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County Board of County Commissioners
Ounty Commissioners Filmer W
Ousaoni
Walter Kampschroeder
Harvey M. Boot
Ralph M. King
F. Mathta
Lucille I
Allison
Charles C
Rankin
Harold A. Beck
Fred JF. Broeker
Hah
Kod Wilson
Edythe J. Norman Wanes
Wee
Dante A
Young Sanganees
Seem Agl Darlene
Gladys Fritz RY
Lucy EE
Ande
Catheryn
McMinn
Janice Beemseonenay
Rex D, Johnson
Gale Ke, Gimbler
Douglas 1
McCl
John Ki. Miller
Waldo Monroe
Idith Helen EF. Kerby
Skinner
Virginia Tucker Gwendola_ Hoffman
Charlotte Malott
Diane Underwood
Anabelle Bayne
Sue Neuastifter
Barbara Rider
Herbert Nelson
Caroline Flory
Betty Lesiie
Clara Jones
Marguerite Schwarze
Epnee
Shirley Carter
Melvin Anderson
Norman Anderson
Bill L Collins
Mark Cook
Donald W. Daniels
Wilbur & Davault
Walter Dimery
Melvin G. Edmonds
Lloyd_ Eisenbarger
Ivan TL. Flory Seeey
Marvin E. Flory
Sam Grammer Wetree
Charles R. Henderson
Odson
Larry Holmes
Robert Ice
Joe W. Jamison
E. Lederer
Arey Bingier
Marlin Markley
John M. May
Thomas S. McGee Dale McMillen
Raymond Newton
Frederick Nightinga
Richard Nightingale
Arthur M. Ousdahl
Floyd Perdue
Ay M. Reynolds
Leon Rockers
Richard Sawyer
Willis L Smith
Lloy
Vv Spence Sah
Russell Tucker, Jr
Ark Edda James Midgett
Trobst
Herschel Hemphill Kirley Arter
Bessie M. Bennett
Welfare
Betty Freeman
Barbara Bailey
Lenore French Ae Ga Leona Hane Pesesy
Marjorie Itralicek
Sharron I
Pinnell
Dieudonnee M. Roberts
Pauline Woods
Catherine van Anne
BRN
Lawrence Tire & Olleneral Electronics
Gale Gimblet Seunsenn
Standard Dist Co
University Ford
Fred FE. Broeker
Texaco
Pri
Fred E
M&m
Agst Lawrence
Goss Hardware
World Wilson’s Supply C
Friend Lumber Co
Allen Ress
Kansas
John E Felice
Sam's Foods
Zep Mfg. Werne
Pippert’s Auto Parts
Miller
Lawyer's Co
Wolfe
Sega
Dasneesanvan
Research & Dada
Anama- Beaver
Chas, Bruning
Wheevene Haa Burgner- Bowman-Matthews
Sherwin
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Wichita High
Mlarce
Taurus
Ortiz
Chevrolet
New Hampshire
Cynthia Rice Frease
Colorado State College
William Ray Findley Jr
Maryland University
Dana Francis Johnson
Harry E. Robson
Norman Willian Storer
Cornell University
Mahlon Marsh Ball
John Garver Gagliardo
Yale University
Benjamin Downs Hall
Bert Chandlee
Raps
William L. Ryan
Arab East
England
Britain
League of Nations
David Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Abdullah
Talal
Hussein
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez
Lebanon
Iraq
Feisal
Lone Star
Vitus’ Hadi
George Sumner
Raymond Sumner
Robert Curran
Joseph Logan
Arthur Taylor
Jim Sumner
Navy
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K.C. Police
Big Springs
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Tery
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