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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1968

Page

24

Kids' Christmas Wish List From TV Toy World

Children still write to Santa amid TV driven desires. They seek dolls like Talking Barbie and Thumbelina, GI Joe accessories, Space toys, bikes such as a spider bike, and a mix of games and goofy gadgets. Teachers note brand names and new playthings dominate holiday lists.

Tippy-Toes Thumbelina Barbie Francie David Gaines Africa Stacy Cordley Denise Kopp Teresa Casagrande Schwegler Tim Eagle Pinckney Gary Smith Fright Factory Jay Livingston Jay ‘Tusten Jay Nancy Stevenson Pam Coffman Susie Homemaker Jay Tusten

Panel Clears Campus Police In St. Louis

An investigative panel at Washington University cleared four campus police officers of roughing a Negro graduate student Elbert Walton after a campus stop for alleged speeding. The panel urged further study of police jurisdiction and policies on identification cards traffic regulations and arrest procedures.

ST. Louis Washington University Elbert Walton Brookings Hall Walton Harvard Law Paul Freund Melba Englander Raymond R. Tucker

Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted

The report lists admissions for Frank Brady Ottawa Mrs Venora Needles 645 Mich Carl Baker 2203 Mass Charles Neeland III DeSoto Carl Nieder Rt 5 and dismissals including Mrs Hazel Houk 2150 VT Blaine Crow Moline Rest Home Mrs Theresa Kingery and baby boy 610 W 25th Burton Pontius Rt 3 Mrs Fleetta Ray Rt 2 James Johnson Rt 5 Debra Wiggins 1810 Harper Mrs Mary Himmelberg and baby boy 507 Pioneer Rd Mrs Thelma Morale Baldwin Mrs Martha White and baby boy 725 W 25th Mrs Susan Bame and baby boy Overbrook Mrs Carol Waugh and baby girl Stouffer Pl Births Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson 2414 Ousdahl a son Monday Mr and Mrs Rickey Romero 1956 Miller Dr a son Monday

Frank Brady Ottawa Venora Needles Carl Baker Mass Charles Neeland III DeSoto Carl Nieder Hazel Houk Blaine Crow Moline Rest Home Theresa Kingery W. 25Th Burton Pontius Fleetta Ray James Johnson Debra Wiggins 1810 Harper Mary Himmelberg Pioneer Rd Thelma Morreale Baldwin Martha White Susan Bame Overbrook Carol Waugh Stouffer Pl

Caesar Introduces 365-Day Year and Leap Day Idea

The modern calendar traces to Julius Caesar who in 46 B C decreed a 365 day year with an extra day every fourth February. To align with seasons he later extended 46 B C's year to 445 days for 45 B C.

Julius Caesar B.C Caesar

Snow Inroads Jam Highways Across the Nation

A Pacific storm unloads gales and heavy snows from the Northwest to the southern Rockies while a new Arctic air mass drives subzero temperatures across the plains and Midwest. Mor ris Minnesota and Duluth report 25 26 inch depths as motorists face ongoing drifts and closures.

Northwest Cascades Sierras Rockies Lakeview Oregon Great Lakes Appalachians New York Buffalo Plains Midwest Kansas Nebraska Iowa Dakotas Minnesota Morris Minn

Grocery Store Owner Shot and Son Beaten in Abduction

Paul E. Detring, 32, died from head wounds after he and his 9-year-old son were abducted from a Otto Missouri grocery store. The boy survived after being pistol whipped and walking to a nearby house to seek help. two men and a woman allegedly drove them five miles, then forced them to walk along a creek. The motive remains unclear and the son, Randy Detring, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition.

Hillsboro, Mo Paul E. Detring Otto, Mo Jefferson County Sheriff's Office St. Joseph’s Hospital Kirkwood Randy Detring Highway 21 Otto St. Louis

Christmas Parties Said Most Dangerous For Unmarried Girls

London AP report quotes Dr. Brian Block director of a network of laboratories surveying thousands of women. He warns that the Christmas party is one of the most dangerous events for unmarried British girls leading to more pregnancy tests after Christmas than any other time.

London Brian Block

Market Prices for Wheat Corn Milo Beans and Oats

Wheat at 1.27, Yellow Corn 1.04, Milo 1.58, Beans 2.37, Oats 0.77. Prices listed for grains and feed in a concise market brief.

Market ends with second worst loss of 1968 in trading day

New York stocks fell as tight money fears and profit taking pushed the Dow down 13.24 to 953.75 and the AP 60-stock average 3.2 to 360.2. The S&P 500 declined 1.13 to 165.21 as volume reached 12.97 million shares, with 1,024 issues down and 376 up.

New York Associated Press Standard & Poor New York Exchange Exchange

Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Reported In Kansas City Market

Cattle sales show steady prices with steers 26.50 to 28.50 and heifers 26.75 to 27.50. Feeder steers 650 to 985 pounds fetch 26.50 to 28.50. Hog futures steady to 50 cents lower with 205 to 275 pound ranges around 19.50 to 20.75, sows 15.00 to 16.00. Sheep volume light at 100 head, limited price test.

Kansas City

Barbara Identifies Accused As Couple Kidnapping Her

Barbara Mackle identifies Gary Krist and Ruth Eisemann-Schier as the kidnapers who buried her alive in Georgia. The hearing adds federal extortion charges and continues as Krist and Eisemann-Schier face trial for kidnapping, while Eisemann-Schier remains sought.

Barbara Miami Fla William Meadows Barbara Jane Mackle Gary Steven Krist Ruth Eisemann-Schier North Georgia Meadows Krist Miss Eisemann-Schier Hog Island Florida Gulf Coast Dade County Miss Mackle Emory University FBI Eisemann-Schier University of Miami Institute

Behind the Counter with Americans and Drug Use

Americans now spend four billion dollars annually on drugs for ailments from stomach aches to depression. Doctors and pharmacists warn against casual prescribing and patient demand leading to unneeded or dangerous medications, urging balance between benefits and risks.

Medical Pharmacy Grou

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