Paradise Kentucky to vanish for TVA plant expansion
Paradise in Muhlenberg County faces closure as TVA acquires 40 acres for a coal stockpile and future expansion of a nearby steam electric plant. About 800 residents, including longtime postmaster J L Buchanan and elderly couples, are relocating as homes are moved or abandoned.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Smiths
Muhlenberg County
TVA
Paradise
Kentucky
Green River
J.1l. Buchanan
Heart Surgeon Visits President at Johnson Ranch
President Johnson meets Dr Christian Barnard at the Texas White House for a courtesy call as the South African heart transplant pioneer tours the United States. Barnard, famed for the first heart transplant, plans to return to South Africa to pursue another transplant for dentist Philip Blaiberg.
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Johnson's Ranch
San Antonio, Tex
Johnson
Christian Barnard
Barnard
United States
Texas White House
Ranch
Here
San Antonio
Senate
Groote Schuur Hospital
Capetown
Denise Ann Darvall
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
New York morning news spurs multiple citywide worries
Snowstorm forecast and half the snow removal fleet reportedly out of service heighten fears as transit workers threaten a New Year strike. Taxi drivers consider action over fares while authorities probe meat industry laxity and a Brooklyn bakery raid uncovers toxic cake dye.
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Bak
Manhattan District Attorney's Office
Health Department
City Council
Frank O'Connor
Brooklyn
Gen Chapman Becomes Top U.S. Marine Commander
General Leonard F. Chapman Jr. accepts the Marine Corps battle flag from retiring Commandant Wallace M. Greene Jr. in a ceremonial change of command at the Washington Marine Barracks. Chapman will be sworn in as the 24th commandant in January. Captain Charles Robb, Johnson's son-in-law, presents the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Iap
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Chapman
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Greene
Charles Robb
Johnson
Washington Marine Barracks
Motions Filed For Addington in Salina Court
Three preliminary motions were filed in Reno County District Court on behalf of William Addington former grain dealer and onetime political figure. The defense seeks change of venue abatement and quashing the information arguing lack of investigation and insufficient evidence. They contend local media prejudiced the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Reno County District Court
William Addington
Sheldon Graybill
Addington
Kansas Supreme Court
Commodity Credit Corp
L. A. McNally
Salina
Docking Names Dr. Marvin Harder as Special Aide
Gov Robert Docking appoints Dr Marvin A Harder a Wichita State University political science professor as special assistant at 12500 dollars annually. He succeeds George Simpson as educational adviser and will focus on constitutional revision and government reorganization while on a year long leave of absence.
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Harder
Wichita State University
Hillsboro
Kan
Fullerton Junior College
California
University of Wichita
Columbia University
New York
Rutgers University
Connecticut College
New London
4Th
Democratic State Committee
Sedgwick County
Democratic Central Committee
Kansas
New Jersey Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Roadblocks
The New Jersey Supreme Court is asked to decide if roadblocks used to check drivers licenses and registrations are constitutional. The request comes from the New Jersey branch of the ACLU as an appeal of an appellate ruling that roadblocks to seize unlicensed drivers outweigh privacy intrusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Supreme Court
New Jersey
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Balloon Messages Placed to Reach Provinces During Siege
During the 1870 siege of Paris the French used balloons to send messages to the provinces. The aerial communication aimed to inform distant areas and coordinate relief and resistance efforts.
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Paris
Lakes Fight Image Pollution With Regulation Plans
Great Lakes states and Ontario push to dispel the pollution image by regulating waste, reducing dredging pollution, and funding projects. The U S Army Corps admitted harbor dredging pollution in Lake Michigan, while pilots test alternate disposal and new dikes at Cleveland. Regions from Green Bay to Buffalo face distinct pollution challenges.
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Five Great Lakes
Ontario
Lakes
Erie
Michigan
Superior
Huron
Great Lakes
U.S. Army Corps of Engineer
House
Washington
Lake
Roman Pucinski
D-Iii
Corps of Engineers
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cuyahoga River
Green Bay
Wis
Calumet River
Chicago
Buffalo
N.Y
Toledo
Sodus Bay
Rochester
River Rouge
Detroit
Break-In Attempt at Margaret's Cafe Reported
Lawrence police report an attempted break-in at Margaret's Cafe 1422 W 28th St. Two men were seen at 12 15 this morning but fled after being spotted. No entry occurred though a window was broken. Allen's Drive In manager Jim Glayzer identified the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jim Glayzer
Allen
J W Editor Given New Federal Reserve Term
Dolph Simons editor of the Journal World in Kansas City has been reappointed to a third three year term as a director and designated chairman of the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City by the Federal Reserve System. Dean A. McGee Kerr McGee Corporation Oklahoma City remains deputy chairman. James A Ebel of Lincoln Nebraska joins the Omaha Branch board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dolph Simons
Journal- World
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve System
Washington, D. C
Simons
Dean A. McGee
Kerr-McGee Corporation
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Bank Board
James A. Ebel
Lincoln, Neb
Omaha
Kansas City Bank
Kansas cotton grower harvests lone Kansas crop
Mrs. Sallie Gullick of Bolton Kansas, 68, widow, reports she harvested and sold the only cotton grown in Kansas this year. She notes a 4500 pound crop on 17 acres with too much rain and lack of draining equipment. She remains upbeat, saying she loves to plant and watch plants grow and will return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Kan
Sallie Gullick
Kansas
Settlement Late But It's Better Than Never
The Tillamook and Nehalem Indians of Oregon win a 1851 treaty case. The Indian Claims Commission awards $155,620, with payments of $620 to each tribe member, after years of disputed land sales.
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Portland
Ore
Uncle Sam
Oregon
U.S
Indian Claims Commission
Klansmen Get Prison Terms in Civil Rights Slayings
U S District Judge Harold Cox sentenced Ku Klux Klan imperial wizard Sam Holloway Bowers Jr. and Alton Wayne Roberts to 10 years each in federal prison for conspiracy in the 1964 slaying of three civil rights workers. Co-defendants Cecil Price and Billy Wayne Posey received six-year terms. Horace Doyle Barnette, Jimmy Arledge, and Jimmy Snowden got three-year sentences. All faced a maximum 10 years and $5,000 fine, with no fines imposed and appeal bonds allowed.
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Jackson, Miss
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Alton Wayne Roberts
Federal Penitentiary
Cox
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Billy Wayne Posey
Philadelphia,Miss
Horace Doyle Barnette
Jimmy Arledge
Jimmy Snowden
Firms map spring expansion at Strother Field
Four firms at Strother Field Airport industrial park plan spring expansions and a fifth firm from Kansas City seeks land. Cessna Aircraft asks to acquire former Pomona Tile buildings after opening a 1.1 million dollar center. Western Manufacturing seeks more land north of its site. Kansas Flying Service looks for space for a service area and T hangar. Gordon and Pratt Manufacturing seeks additional space.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Strother Field Airport
Fred Tupper
Cessna Aircraft Company
Field Commission
Pomona Tile Manufacturing Company
Western Manufacturing Company
The
Kansas Flying Service
Gordon and Pratt Manufacturing Company
Missouri Beats Iowa State in Big Eight Losers Bracket
Missouri defeated Iowa State 65 63 in the Big Eight tournament losers bracket this afternoon and advances to meet the Kansas Oklahoma winner at 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Missouri
Iowa State
Noted KU Economist John Ise Seeks Calm Over War Fears
John Ise 82, veteran of a dozen operations, voices concern over overpopulation pollution and debt. He urges determination to tackle air and harbor pollution and calls for focus on avoiding World War III rather than inflation. Ise holds degrees from KU and Harvard and taught economics.
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Ise
California
Central America
Asia
U.S
Sweden
Denmark
China
Washington
Harvard University
Memorial Animal Shelter Honors Charles Ise Legacy
John Ise and wife memorialized their son Charles who died in 1955 by donating 25000 dollars to build the Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter on East 19th Street. Since 1958 the Lawrence Humane Society operates the shelter. The Ise family includes their son John Jr and granddaughter Jennifer.
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Ise
Charles
Charles Ise
East 19Th Street
The
Lawrence Humane Society
John Jr
Defense Research Corporation
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Ise Jr
Jennifer
VISTA Recruiters Seek Volunteers in Topeka and KU Tree Down
Heard in Lawrence recruiters announce VISTA volunteers for Service to America in Kansas Union January 8 to 12. VISTA work includes city slums Indian reservations migrant camps and mental hospitals with a year long term and $75 monthly pay. Volunteers must be 18 or older with no dependents. The 18 foot Christmas tree in Strong Hall was removed as a fire hazard. Classes resume at 7 30 a m Wednesday as many students have left for Christmas vacation ending December 20.
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America
Peace Corps
Kansas Union
VISTA
Kansas University
Strong Hall
Creole Foundation Grants $750 to KU for Foreign Student Program
The Creole Foundation funded Kansas University with a $750 grant for foreign student activities. The gift honors KU enrollment of two Creole scholars, Luis E. Aray from Caracas Venezuela and Robert V. Gill from Maracaibo Venezuela, both connected to Creole Petro leum Corp.
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Creole Foundation
Kansas University
The
Creole Petroleum Corp
Luis E. Aray
Caracas
Venezuela
Robert V. Gill
Maracaibo
Card of Thanks for Valley View Home Support
Lawrence community members and organizations are thanked for kindness, gifts, food, entertainment, and visits to Valley View Home. Gratitude extends to church groups, schools, E H U, garden clubs, alumni, sororities, fraternities, lodges, Journal-World, individuals, county officials, social workers, doctors, and staff for their loyal support. Willard and Dorothy Nice.
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Lawrence
Valley View
E.H.U
Journal- World
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Greenville
J. Hogg
Hogg
Buchanan
Wind
Alan Clark
Alan
Glen
Richard Clark
Rhode Island
Journal-World Photo
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Lord Hackler
Jerry Buck
Gen. Chapman
U.S. Marine
Rumsey
Marvin A. Harder Docking
By Kent D. Zimmerman
Federal Reserve
Lowa
John Ise
Iowa State College
Mount Oread
Oread
Willard and
Dorothy Nice
Warren Mortuary
Hermpshire Lawrence, Kangas Viking
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