Lawrence man hurt after high speed chase ends in crash
Lloyd W. Williams 24 of 829 Conn. St faces charges including driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after a 3:30 am chase from Lawrence led to a collision with Ottawa police cars on Highway 59. Williams, taken to Ottawa hospital, sustained facial cuts and possible broken ribs and knee injuries. He works at the Kansas University printing office as a binder.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
Lloyd W. Williams
Conn
8Th
Vt. Sts
Highway 59
Lawrence Station
6Th
Sixth Street
Maine Sts
Iowa Street
9Th
Iowa Sts
21St
Ottawa City
Otne
Williams
Kansas University Printing Office
Theft and Vandalism Reported in Lawrence
Lawrence police reported a vandalism at George's Pipe Shop 772 Mass St where a bottle was thrown through a window causing 50 dollars in damage. A separate theft of shirts valued at 20 dollars was reported at a laundromat at 9th and Miss Sts around 4 30 p m Thursday.
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Lawrence
George
Mass. St
Mary Padewald
Eudora
9Th and Miss. Sts
Dinner to Draw 600 Persons at Kansas Union
About 600 people are expected to attend a Friday February 8 dinner at the Kansas Union Building honoring members of the Kansas legislature. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce invites legislators and their wives to tour the University campus visit buildings attend a reception and the dinner. Reservations are due Saturday for Chamber members.
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Kansas Union
Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Chamber
Steve McNown Dies in Sleep in Washington D C
Stephen McNown 25 son of Prof John S McNown of Lawrence Kansas died in his sleep in Washington D C where he was a Johns Hopkins graduate student The cause is unknown He attended Lawrence High School Kansas University Peace Corps Tanzania and Sigma Chi He survived by his parents sister Cynthia brother Mark and others Funeral 2 30 pm Monday Plymouth Congregational Church burial in Lawrence.
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Stephen McNown
John S. McNown
Highland Dr
Washington, D.C
John Hopkins University
McNown
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Boys City League
Thespians
Kansas University
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Johns Hopkins
Peace Corps
Tanzania
Africa
Albert P
Nairobi
Kenya
American Council On Education
School of Engineering and Architecture
Cynthia
Mark
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Febble
Washington
Robert McNown
R. W. Ellis
Concordia
Crane boom injury at KU construction site reported
A construction worker, Jack Courtney 29, of 1336 Pa St, was injured Thursday morning when a crane boom buckled and fell four feet at the Kansas University Experimental Biology and Human Development Building site across Sunnyside Avenue from Robinson Gym. He is in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jack Courtney
Pa. St
Kansas University Experimental Biology and Human Development
Sunnyside Avenue
Robinson Gym
Competent Funeral Service Offered by Sayee Funeral Home
A concise notice notes competent professional funeral services provided by Sayee Funeral Home with contact VI 3-5111 and reference to reliable local arrangements.
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Sayee Funeral Home
Housing Fair Housing and Tax Plan Proposed in Kansas House
In Topeka the Kansas House introduced a fair housing bill and a plan to raise state income taxes for school funding. Other measures include ending capital punishment for certain crimes, expanding Blue Cross Blue Shield board representation, restricting thawing material use on roads, and a cross-party group backing the housing bill led by Reps Davis Harper Bower West Love and McCray. The fair housing bill aims to ban discrimination in sale lease and financing of housing with limited owner-occupied exemptions.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Reps
James Davis
Kansas City
Jerry Harper
Wichita
John Bower
McLouth
Tom West
Clarence Love
Billy McCray
Eral
State Affairs Committee
Senate
Raymond King
R - Hesston
Bert Chaney
D-Hutchinson
King
Insurance Committee
House
Blue Shield
Ernest Unruh
R Newton
South Haven Area
Colorado Fugitives Still Free Despite Dragnet by Police
Two gunmen wanted for murder in Fort Worth avoided a police dragnet after abducting hostages and fleeing across the Rocky Mountains. The suspects, Hardin and Sanders, with associate Lewis, were linked to a Vail Denver spree that included a botched robbery and hostage releases. Police pursued through Vail, Denver, and surrounding towns, with numerous hostages released unharmed and a series of car swaps and treacherous mountain routes.
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Denver
Colo
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Charles Edward Hardin
Earl Wayne Sanders
Fort Worth
Tex
Don Brannan
Hardin and Sawers
David L. Lewis
David Wilson
Waco
Lewis
Sanders
Hardin and
Colorado
Theo Ray Thames
Vail
Rockies
Plains
Richard Jordan
Wedern Inn
John A. Sullivan
Gary Patterson
Sullivan
Hardin
Dick Bradley
Vail Lodge
Jordan
Floyd H. Holmes
Leo Gonzales
Antonio Gurule
Weibel
Gonzales
Holmes
Edward Farley
Gurule
Farley
Busy Bee
Vail Pass
Loveland Pass
Kenosha Pass
No Call Seen For Units Of Ground Force
Washington defense officials say no imminent call-up of Army Reserve or National Guard ground units is planned as the United States pursues a second round of talks with North Korea over the Pueblo and its 83 crew.
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Washington
United States
Asia
State Department
U.S
North Korea
Pueblo
Panmunjom
Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Pentagon
National Guard
Capitol Hill
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United
Purge Listed for Cuba Convicts 37 Traitors
The Cuban revolutionary tribunal convicted 37 people including Anibal Escalante of aiding the Moscow line against Castro. Sentences to be announced later for propaganda attacks and leakage of secret documents.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Anibal Escalante
Latin America
Castro
Ministry of Labor
Wescoe Returns From Macy Foundation Meeting
Kansas University Chancellor W Clark Wescoe is due back tonight from New York City where he attended a two day Macy Foundation Committee on the Government of Medical Schools meeting outlining the foundation's work and recommendations.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
New York City
Macy Foundation
Tyler Trial Continued in District Court
A trial for John Tyler a former Kansas University student from Bartlesville Oklahoma was continued to 9 30 a m February 16 The defense asked for more time to question additional persons regarding the narcotics possession and sale charges against him The case was scheduled for new proceedings this morning
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John Tyler
Kansas University
Bartlesville
Okla
Tyler
Three Injured In City Car And Truck Crashes
Three people were injured in city traffic incidents Thursday and today. Virendra Manaktala 27 of Kansas University student from Delhi India suffered bruises and possible back injury in a two car crash on 21st Street Terrace and Ousdahl Road. Linda W Walker 48 a Har pers Street housewife received minor injuries and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She and her 18 month old daughter Heidi were uninjured. Damages were 500 to the Walker auto and 320 to the Manaktala vehicle. A second crash on Sixth Street involved Pete Bahnmaier 64 farmer Route 1 Lecompton and Wallace Pierson 50 Summit Street Farm Co-Op worker. Piersons wife Gerria 54 had minor injuries. Damages were 150 to Bahnmaiers truck and 250 to Piersons car.
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Virendra Manaktala
Redbud Lane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
21St Street Terrace
Ousdahl Road
Kansas University
Delhi
India
Linda W. Walker
Harper St
Walker
LMH
Heidi
Sixth Street
Massachusetts Street
Pete P. Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Wallace L. Pierson
Summit
Farmers Co-Op
Pierson
Gerria
Bahnmaier
Five Missionaries Slain by Viet Cong in Highlands
In South Vietnam's Ban Me Thuot area five American missionaries were killed when Viet Cong forces overran the village. Two others were injured and airlifted for medical care. The mission buildings and two churches were destroyed, with bodies left among booby traps. Names identified include Robert Ziemer and C Edward Thompson and Ruth Wilting among the deceased. Hank Blood was captured, his wife and children released.
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New York
South Vietnam
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ban Me Thuot
Robert Ziemer
Toledo
Ohio
C. Edward Thompson
Ruth
New Kensington
Ruth M. Wilting
Cleveland
Leon C., Griswold
White Plains
N.Y
Gerald Smith
Missionary Organization
Richard Perkins
Hank Blood
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Alarm at First National Bank drive-in facility triggers police response
The automatic alarm at the First National Bank drive-in at 9th and Tenn. Streets activated this morning prompting a police call to the scene.
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First National Bank
9Th and Tenn. Sts
Card of Thanks for Mother's Illness and Death
We thank all for kindness during our mother's illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Johanning and Sons Esther and Ruth Johanning.
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Alvin Johanning
Esther and
Ruth Johanning
In Memoriam Mayme Green Stemens
In memoriam for Mayme Green Stemens who died sixteen years ago today. She is sadly missed by her daughter Naomi Snowden and two other daughters Captalin Lopez and Alathea Tyler and by her grandchildren.
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Mayme Green Stemens
Naomi Snowden
Captalin Lopez
Alathea Tyler
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Joanna Schneider
James Hawes
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