Pallbearer-to-Be Is Slain At Site of Cousin's Death
Kansas City report details Ronald Manning 22 shot dead after threatening liquor store owner Albert Molinaro who had killed his cousin Joseph Manning two days earlier. Molinaro used the same revolver. Manning died at General Hospital after two bullet wounds. Banks to close Friday for New Year’s Day.
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Mungbere
Wamba
Nicholas Olenga
Olenga
Hassan Ismail
Paulis
United States
Joseph Wittebol
Brussels
Wamba River
U.S. Air Force
Leopoldville
Cousin
Kansas City
Ronald Manning
Joseph Manning
Ronald
Albert Molinaro
Manning
General Hospital
Molinaro
Topeka suit seeks 550000 for abduction slaying of 7 year old
The mother of seven year old Gladys Johnson files in Shawnee County District Court for 550000 in damages. Plaintiffs name Shawnee County Sheriff Lewis H Falley deputies Steve Shutt and Joe King and Surety Commercial Insurance Co. as defendants. The suit seeks 350000 for the estate for suffering 100000 punitive damages 25000 for wrongful death and 50000 for abduction with 25000 punitive. It accuses officials of negligence after the abduction reported November 14 and body found a week later.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Lewis H. Falley
Steve Shutt
Joe King
Falley
William Zimmer
Gladys Johnson
Gladys
Johnson Seeks Peace Steps in New Year Message
President Johnson urges Soviet leaders to limit nuclear weapons and back a verified ban while promoting peaceful use of nuclear energy. He outlines goals for a worldwide cease on fissile material, a freeze on strategic forces, and a moon landing by 1970 amid budget notes and ambassadorial talks.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
White House
George E. Reedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenn T. Seaborg
Austin
Seaborg
George McGhee
U.S
West Germany
Bonn
McGhee
David K. E. Bruce
London
Bruce
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
France
Donald Hornig
Science and Technology
Congress
Chronology and pictures review year’s local events
Journal World presents a day by day chronology of last year’s local news events and a three page photo recap. The ad notes Dillon’s Kwik Shop opens New Year’s Day 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Diebolt’s will be closed Saturday for inventory.
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Journal-World Today
Dillon
Diebolt's
Five Die In Fiery Crash In Fog With Gas Truck
Five people are dead and four others seriously injured after a fiery collision involving three cars and a loaded gasoline truck on U.S. 90 in foggy Ocean Springs Mississippi. Victims include Feliciana Saenz 65 and her relatives Elia Field 42 Elizabeth Field 13 Cynthia Field 16 all from Corpus Christi Texas plus Willy F Jobe 59 from Rosewell New Mexico.
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Ocean Springs
Miss
Gulf Coast
Feliciana Saenz
Elia Field
Elizabeth Field
Cynthia Field
Corpus Christi
Tex
Willy F. Jobe
Rosewell
N.M
Biloxi
Frank Field
Cottage Hill
Fla
Paul Davis Jones
Pascagoula
U.S. 90
Leonard McMurrian
Moisture Outlook Dampens New Year’s Eve Drive
Moderate temperatures in Lawrence give way to cloudy skies with rain or drizzle tonight and Friday. Wet streets raise driving hazards as motorists are urged to use extra caution. Tonight’s low will be in the 30s and Friday’s high in the 40s. The day’s highs and lows reflect a cooler pattern with historic records noted.
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Lawrence
U.S
Topeka
Baby Prospects Are Slim Today At Lawrence Memorial
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no expectant mothers in its maternity ward at noon and no clear New Year baby candidates. Nurses noted the unusual lull while one obstetrician predicted labor could start later, with about a dozen patients potentially delivering soon. The last birth occurred at 6 19 this morning.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jeanetta Bagwell
Lawrence Memorial
Lawrence
Kansas
Egypt faces limited food from Soviet if US aid ends
Soviet Deputy Premier Alexei Shelepin told President Nasser that the USSR cannot be a rich uncle and may offer little or no food aid if Washington cuts multimillion-dollar food assistance to the United Arab Republic. He stressed we must receive full value and keep relations realistic amid home farm pressures.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdél Nasser
Soviet Union
United States
United Arab Republic
Alexander Shelepin
Kremlin
Nasser
Shelepin
Moscow
Egypt
Ex Police Chief Bill Cox Dies at 54 in Albuquerque
Former Lawrence police chief Bill Cox and wife Alice visited daughter Jennettie Cobb in Albuquerque when he suffered a coronary attack. He died en route to a hospital at age 54 after 26 years on the force. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Bill Cox
Mitchell Rd
Lawrence
Albuquerque
N. M
Cox
Rumsey Funeral
Alice
Aidy
Jennettie
Gene Cobb
Lawrence High School
Pittsburg State
Douglas County
Idaho
Police Department
New Mexico
Bowl game grid lists several Friday telecasts
Television schedule for football bowls shows Nebraska vs Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl Syracuse vs LSU in the Sugar Bowl Michigan vs Oregon State in the Rose Bowl and Alabama vs Texas in the Orange Bowl with channel assignments. The page also advertises a Kwik Shop ad running year’s day.
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Nebraska
Arkansas
Syracuse
LSU
Michigan
Oregon State
Alabama
Texas
April Storm No 1 Story of 1964 in Lawrence area
Law rence Journal World ranks the April 12, 1964 weather storm as its top story of the year. The tornadoes injuring three and causing over 250000 dollars in damage swept Douglas County near Lone Star Lake, with Sheriffs spotting funnels and residents rebuilding that day. The year also featured a baby abandoned at a laundromat, political battles in the Fifth District Senate race, and changes in KU athletics, plus local government shakeups.
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Lawrence Area
Journal-World News
Journal-World
Douglas County
Lawrence
Fred Brooker
Lone Star Lake
Doug McCleery
Rex Johnson
Callie Lewis
Clinton
Daisy Petefish
George
Amy
Don Hults
Reynolds Shultz
State Senate
Hults
Shultz
Douglas
Jefferson
Shawnee
Secretary of State
Johnson County
John Anderson
Odd Williams
Williams
Kansas House
William Avery
Haskell
Billy Mills
Mills
Wade Stinson
Chicago
A. C. Lonborg
Ray Wells
William Troelstrup
Kansas City
Shultz Family to Return Home After Rome Crash
O R Bill Shultz of Route 3 and his three children, plus the body of Mrs Bill Shultz, are due to arrive from Wiesbaden Germany at 2 a m Saturday at a Kansas City airport. Mrs Shultz died Tuesday in Germany raising the accident toll to 49. Funeral services will be at Plymouth Congregational Church Sunday at 3 p m with burial Monday at Memorial Park Cemetery. Shultz plans to enter Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment including skin grafts on the hands after breaking both heels and two vertebrae in the Rome crash. Surviving relatives include two sisters and several in laws and step parents.
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O. R
Bill) Shultz
Wiesbaden
Germany
Kansas City
Bill Shultz
Indian Prime Minister Cracks Down on Pro China Reds
In New Delhi Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri announces mass arrests of more than 500 Communist party members in nationwide raids. The government says the action heads off sabotage and a potential revolution tied to China.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Communist Party
China
Weather outlook for Northeast Kansas with rain likely
Clouds bring rain or drizzle to tonight and Friday across northeast Kansas. Low temperatures dip to the 30s while Friday’s highs reach the 40s with a 41 degree reading noted among scattered observations.
Sale Hallmark Christmas Cards 1 Percent Price
Hixon's Studio advertises Hallmark Christmas cards at 1 percent of regular price as a seasonal sale.
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Hixon’s Studio
Adv
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