Arctic Cold Grips South As Florida Faces Freeze Embargo
Arctic air pushed into the South with subzero readings in northern Minnesota for the 35th day straight. Florida faces more freezes though less severe than last week, while the Florida Citrus Commission imposes a five day embargo to inspect damaged fruit likely boosting prices. A West Coast storm brings high winds and rain from San Francisco to Puget Sound.
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Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Florida Citrus Commission
Commission
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Midland
Tex
Great Lakes
Rockies
Roseau
Bemidji
Inter- National
California
Atlantic Seaboard
Cloture Petition Filed to Limit Debate in Senate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield filed a cloture petition to end the filibuster against the union shop bill. Twenty two Democrats and one Republican signed, triggering an automatic vote next Tuesday on limiting debate. The measure seeks to repeal Taft Hartley Section 14B, with 19 states banning union shop contracts.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Mansfield
House
Johnson
Two Billfolds Lost by KU Students in Union
KU police report two students lost billfolds during registration in the Kansas Union. Donald Malone, a senior at 1638 Indiana, said his billfold disappeared Wednesday in the Union Bookstore and contained 67 dollars and a driver's license. David Moore of 1332 Louisiana reported a Thursday loss including 100 dollars a pilot's license and credit cards.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Donald Malone
Ind
Union
David Moore
Juco Legislation Study Sought By Senate Committee
The Senate Education Committee in Topeka seeks a Legislative Council study of a 1965 law requiring counties to pay tuition for county students attending junior colleges outside their district. They consider limits on payments and possible exemptions, noting transfers to other districts may be justified for access to courses. Senator Joseph Harder chairs the panel.
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Topeka
Senate Education Committee
Legislative Council
Joseph Harder
R-Moundridge
Harder
Grosvenor Dies at 90 Chairman of National Geographic
Dr. Gilbert H. Grosvenor aged 90, long time chairman of the National Geographic Society board, founder and editor of the National Geographic magazine, died at his Baddeck Nova Scotia home.
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Washington
Gilbert H. Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Baddeck
Nova Scotia
Society
Grosvenor
National Geographic Magazine
Governor Reveals 3 Budget Changes In State Plan
Governor Avery outlined three proposed budget amendments affecting the Schilling Institute Kansas State University and the Women’s Industrial Farm at Lansing. The plan adds about 24000 for Schilling Institute to boost certain courses, an extra near 50000 for KSU for wheat and grain sorghums research, and funding to provide a gymnasium at the Lansing women’s farm with amount undecided.
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Topeka
Schilling Institute
Kansas State University
Women’s Industrial Farm
Lansing
William H. Avery
Avery
House
New Absorption Spectrophotometer Aids Kansas Geology
The Kansas Geological Survey at KU unveils a new Jarrell-Ash Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer valued at $10,000. Dr. Frank C. Foley says it is the first of its type installed at KU and places Kansas resources analysis among the nation's best.
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Kansas Natural Resources
State Geological Survey
Kansas University
Kansas Geological Survey
Frank C. Foley
Steer's Grand Champion Sells for 56300 at Fort Worth Show
The Sid Richardson Foundation paid 6300 for the grand champion steer at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. The top price went to a 1090 pound Hereford named Tramp shown by 13 year old Dolores Lankford of Big Spring Texas.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Sid Richardson Foundation
Dolores Lankford
Big Spring
Tex
Dental Health Week Observed by Douglas County
Douglas County Dental Society marks National Children’s Dental Health Week February 6 to 12 with local societies nationwide. Mayor Ernest P. endorses observance. Dr. Marion Smith notes emphasis on preventive care to cut dental disease. About half the county never visits a dentist regularly, many of them children.
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Douglas County Dental Society
Ernest Pulliam
Marion Smith
Ray Barnes Rites Set After Long Illness
Ray Gerald Barnes 63 of 2214 Westchester Rd died Thursday after years of declining health. Native of Trenton Missouri he co owned The Sirloin Restaurant in Lawrence since 1929 and was active in local business and the Elks Lodge. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ella, son James, two sisters, two brothers and two grandchildren.
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Westchester Rd
Trenton
Rumsey Funeral
Edwin F. Price
Memorial Park Cemetery
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Lawrence
Lawrence Elks Bpoe Lodge
Ella V. Barnes
The
Home
James G. Barnes
la Mirada
Calif
Myron Metz
R. I. St
Muriel Pinny
Bonner Springs
Guy Barnes
Frank Barnes
Everett, Wash
Two Injuries Reported After Mishap Thursday
Two people sustained minor injuries in a two car crash at 8th and Elm Streets Thursday afternoon. Rex A. Hurley 25 received abrasions Belinda Brown 4 cuts and bruises. Hurley drove the 1965 car which was a total loss. Brown’s car sustained about 800 dollars in damage.
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8Th and
Elm Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rex A. Hurley
Ky. St
Belinda Brown
Belinda
Minnie Brown
Hurley
House OKs Senate bills in budget session for Avery
The Kansas House approved three Senate measures sending them to Gov. Avery. Lawmakers rejected a Legislative Council study on the private club law but approved a council review of legislative facilities. Senate bills include $635,596 in general fund supplemental appropriations to state agencies and $19,100 for grants to veterans groups, science groups, and District 75.
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House
Senate
William H. Avery
Legislative Council
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Board of Tax Appeals
Department of Revenue
Board For Vocational Education
School Retirement Board
Department of Public Instruction
Office of Adjutant General
Academy of Science and
Lansing
Supreme Court
Rev Omar Lee to Speak at Wesleyan Youth Week
Rev Omar Lee of Overland Park will be guest speaker at Wesleyan Methodist Church services at 10 50 a m and 7 30 p m on Sunday marking Youth Week. He is on the staff of Kansas City College and Bible School and has served as a missionary to Egypt.
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Omar Lee
Overland Park
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Madeline Lane
Lee
Kansas City College and Bible School
Egypt
Four Treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Emergency Room
Four patients were treated and released after Thursday visits to the Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. Elizabeth Field 42 Route 5 hit chin on a stool at First National Bank. Mary Dinsmoor 88 1324 Strong fell in a bathtub at home. John Sheppard 14 2533 Ala hurt right arm when sled hit a fire hydrant. Becky Rodriguez 17 620 A cut left leg on a sled. No minors treated this morning.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Field
First National Bank
Mary Dinsmoor
John Sheppard
Becky Rodriguez
A. I
Two Cars Demolished In Haskell Road Crash
Two cars were demolished in a 1:15 a.m. crash on Haskell Road 30 miles south of Lawrence. Neither driver, David E. Kelly age 20 of Gardner nor Glenn F. Rothwell age 21 of 808 N Y St, was seriously injured. Bruises and minor cuts reported. no treatment required. Undersheriff Wayne Schmille and Deputy Doug McCleery investigated.
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Haskell Road
Lawrence
Sheriff's Department
David E. Kelly
Gardner
Glenn F. Rothwell
N. Y. St
Wayne Schmille
Doug McCleery
Eight Die In Fire At Astor Hotel In Green Bay
Eight persons died when a morning fire destroyed the three story Astor Hotel in downtown Green Bay. Thirty guests escaped after hours trapped in rooms. four rescued occupants were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Firemen said the blaze began in the rear and climbed to the roof. Damage estimate: $150,000.
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Green Bay
Wis
Meeting on Medicare Scheduled Wednesday
A special social security meeting on Medicare amendments will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the American Legion Hall on West Sixth Street Marlin Hornberger Legion commander announced The gathering aims to inform those eligible about health insurance benefits explain program operations and offer enrollment assistance through representatives from the Topeka office Pamphlets and literature will be distributed to explain hospital and medical insurance programs and hospital or old age benefits for those aged 66 and over.
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American Legion Hall
West Sixth Street
Marlin Hornberger
Legion
Hornberger
Topeka
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Notes Service Details
A funeral service notice references Rumsey Funeral Home and a contact line “Vio 3 414”. The legible fragment suggests arrangements or advertising for a memorial service.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
House GOP Endorses Ballot Amendments For Voters
Kansas House Republicans back presenting tax conformity and education amendments to voters in November. They favor two other proposals for the third ballot slot: a plan for annual legislative sessions and a nonpartisan district court judge selection option. The tax conformity measure, approved by the House, would align state and federal returns. the education amendment would create an elective State Board of Education and abolish elected county school superintendents.
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Topeka
House Republicans
House
Board of Regents
McNamara Refuses Public Senate Testimony on Vietnam Policy
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara refused to testify in public before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee probe into Vietnam policy. Chairman Fulbright disclosed that McNamara and Joint Chiefs Chairman Wheeler declined open sessions, saying it is not in the public interest. Senator Morse urged an executive session and a full confrontation with the secretary.
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Fulbright
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Dog Killed After Driver Fails to Stop Near Lawrence
Evett Norris and his 12 year old son Eddie grieved today after their 4 year old dachshund Cindy was struck and killed near 21st and Hillview Rd. by a motorist who did not stop. The accident unsettled the family as Eddie recalled grabbing him to safety.
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Everett Norris
Emerald Drive
Norris
Eddie
Cindy
21St
Hillview Rd
Norrises
Legion Official Proposes Boy State Style Program for Delinquents
Patrick Finley Wyandotte County probation officer and executive director of the American Legion Boys State program urged the creation of a similar week long program for borderline delinquent youths. He spoke at a Lawrence Kiwanis Club noon meeting detailing how such a program could teach civic responsibility and benefit troubled youths. He did not name a sponsor, saying he is simply selling the idea.
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Patrick Finley
American Legion
Finley
Wyandotte County
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kansas University
Wichita
Queen and Prince Begin Caribbean Tour at Georgetown
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip debarked from their yacht in Georgetown as a five week Caribbean tour started. The royal party will visit multiple islands throughout the region, with engagements planned across the tour.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Thanks for prayers and support after mother's death
The Jellison family expresses gratitude for prayers, flowers, cards, and meals from friends and relatives. Special thanks to Trinity Lutheran Church group 3 and the staff of Sioky Rest Home for their kindness during the loss of mother, Earl Jellison Dallas Jellison.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Sioky Rest Home
Earl Jellison
Dallas Jellison
Thanks for the flowers and prayers during hospital stay
Marie Neis expresses gratitude for flowers cards phone calls and prayers received during a recent hospital stay, noting their appreciation for the support.
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Marie Neis
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