Buckeyes Crush Indiana in 100-65 Big Ten Win
Ohio State rolled past Indiana 100-65 as the unbeaten Buckeyes extended their conference lead to 7-1 with tenacious defense and balanced scoring. Coach Fred Taylor praised his team for answering rival criticisms and maintaining their pursuit of a second straight Big Ten title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bonaventure
St. John’s
New York
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Indiana
Fred Taylor
Bucks Lite
Iowa
Mississippi State
Tulane
Jerry Graves
Tennessee
Florida
Vanderbilt
Vandy
Alabama
Louisiana State
Ole Miss
Purdue
Slight Boost Seen In Auto Industry
DETROIT AP reports the US auto sector shows small gains with three of five major firms increasing output. Ford and Studebaker-Packard declines are slight while Chrysler lags, producing about one third of its 1960 pace. Year to date production remains roughly half 1960 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America
Auto Industry
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Ford
Studebaker - Packard
Chrysler Corp
Automotive News
Rockhold Farm Robbed of 1100 in Equipment
The Sheriffs Office reported a burglary at John Rockhold’s Route 3 Baldwin home. Items valued over 1100 were stolen while the family was away, including two saddles, three bridles, a shotgun, guitar, sewing machine, hand tools, and wheels. The house was not racked and the theft was not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rockhold
Baldwin
P. W. Jones
Kansas University Featured in Exchange News Philippines
A quarterly publication by the United States Educational Foundation in the Philippines highlights Kansas University in its Exchange News issue. It details educational opportunities at KU and lists six Filipino Fulbright students who studied there, plus a pictorial on the Brigadoon troupe’s August 22 to 24, 1960 Philippine tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Philipppines
Exchange News
United States Educational Foundation
Philippines
Josefa Estrada
Clodoaldo H. Leocadia
Virginia Moreno
Mamitua Saber
Rodolfo Salaveria
Marc Santaromana
Far East
Widow of Bullock Denies Involvement in Slaying
In federal court, Edna Ruth Cole widow of James Bullock denied any part in his unsolved murder. She cried when asked if she caused the killing, and testified she did not know the accuser Ivan Deckard or his partners. She said she was unaware of her husband changing beneficiaries before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
James 5S
Bullock
Edna Ruth Cole
Overland Park
Kan
Mortimer Rosecan
James’ Bullock
Rosecan
Ivan L. Deckard
Loyalty Check Delays Weaver Nomination Hearing
Senate Banking Committee chairman A Willis Robertson postponed the Weaver housing administrator nomination hearing to obtain a Kennedy letter on loyalty. Robertson demanded a presidential evaluation of the FBI file, delaying proceedings as Weaver sat in the witness chair during an executive session. Weaver, 53, is vice chairman of New York City Housing and Redevelopment Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Senate Banking Committee
Robert C. Weaver
New York
Kennedy
Robertson
Weaver
White House
New York City
Cessna Plans Workforce Reduction at Wichita Plant
Cessna Aircraft Co. will cut about 500 of its 4700 workers in Wichita in the coming weeks to align production with field requirements. Military schedules at the firm remain on track, and jobs at the Hutchinson industrial products division are rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co
Cessna
Hutchinson
Escaped convict killed in Lancaster train crash
Ronald Sheldon, 36, died when struck by a train in Lancaster England soon after escaping from Lancaster Prison with three companions. Two inmates were recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
England
Ronald Sheldon
City students named to KU Fine Arts Honor Roll
Lawrence and area students are listed among 65 named to the University of Kansas Fine Arts Honor Roll. Senior recipients include Judith Hood, Judith Gorton, and Sherrill Hahn. Other Lawrence students such as Dorothy DAnna and Karl Garrett appear among top performers, with the honor roll listing top 10 percent of enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas University
Thomas Gorton
Judith WY. Hood
Ohio St
Jaedith Gorton
TI. St
Sherrill Hahn
Phillipsburg
Dorothy T. D'Anna
Sunnyside
Karl A. Garrett
Mitchell Rd
Margette TE
Leanna
Charles R. Rogers
Bath
Norma Louw Rogers
Allen R. Anderson
River Forest
Mildred J. Archer
Ottawa
Charlene Kay Arnold
Wichita
Bonnie Rae Baldwin
Mitchell
S.D
Virginia T. Bebus
West New York
Marilyn Gay Belton
Lost Springs
Anthony FE. Bengel
Independence
Shirley Ann Branning
Oak Park
Neva Jean Brockman
Joan Arlene Gilson
East Liverpool
Ohio
Marlene Glass
Overland Park
Beatrice Kay Gordon
Robert B. Grogan
Parsons
Marnie Louise Hall
Clay Center
Mary M. Haskell
Harlan
Iowa
Jon M. Henderson
Stanberry
Kenneth Lynn Hornege
St. Francis
Carolyn R. Houser
Howard
Heather J. Johnson
Kansas City
Janet Marie Johnson
Cimarron
Margette E. Leanna
W. 23Rd St
Orpha Kay Logan
Nancy A. Longwood
Stafford
Alice Joy Mackish
Ann Burton McCall
Chanute
Doris Ann Miller
Alma
Edbert W. Miller
Valley Center
Carol Lea Moore
Mary Nan Scamman
Tarkio
Kenneth W. Scott
Washington, D.C
Franklin Dale Shobe
Great Bend
Martha Lee Shirley
Mankato
Norma Agnes Smith
Topeka
Edward John Taddiken
Sharon J. Tehbenkamp
Salisbury
Gaylord S
Tefft
W. 21St St
Mary
Tenn
John R. Wyant
St. Joseph
New York Transit Improves After Blizzard Hit Rail Air
New York officials report transportation improving after the weekend blizzard. All long distance trains are running though some lines show delays up to ninety minutes. Airlines say operations are near normal after weekend stoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fremantle Dock Strike Drives Perth Appeals for Federal Help
West Australian Premier David Brand urged Prime Minister Robert Menzies to intervene as Fremantle dock workers enter a third week of stoppage. About 1,600 workers quit after a foreman, not a union member, triggered the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
David Brand
Robert Menzies
Fremantle
Kansas Centennial Medal Winners Claim Prizes
Three Lawrence banks reported 375 medal winners retrieved their Kansas Centennial silver medals, each worth 2.50 and half dollar size. The medals were minted 20,000 for statewide distribution, with a drawing of 375 names from over 1,000. One winner in California mailed in his request and payment for air mail return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Washington
California
Choice of George Is Expected Soon
A Capitol source said President Kennedy will appoint former Rep. Newell A. George as U S attorney for Kansas if nominated. George would replace Wilbur Leonard. Kansas Democrats and Rep. J Floyd Breeding noted local attorneys seek the post. George reportedly spoke with Robert Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Kennedy
Newell A. George
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Kansas
George
Wilbur Leonard
J. Floyd Breeding
Congress
Breeding
Robert Kennedy
Robert F. Elsworth
Lawrence
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits in Tonganoxie
A string of Sunday and weekday visits linked Tonganoxie residents with relatives and friends from Leavenworth Mission Kansas City Mo Springfield Mo Topeka Lawrence Independence Mo Overland Park and other nearby areas. Notable names include Fred Needham Fred Needham Jr and families Earl Schenck Walter Denholm George Johnson and several Brenton Davis Brenton Clark Black Smith Tarr Stewart and Burns families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Needham
Fred F. Needham
Bob Needham
Leavenworth
Walter Denholm
Kenneth Miller
Diana
Cheryl
Douglas
Bob Pulley
Georgette
Rockey Ray
Mission
Clifford Black
Serrel Wayne
Donna
Earl Schenck
Bob Schenck
Topeka
George Johnson
Thurlan Brenton
Levi Davis
Joe Brenton
Kansas City
Tom Gallagher
Elmer Jackson
Springfield
Bill Valentine
Jerry Jackson
Colony
Kan
Walter Smith
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ernest Grigsby
Santa Ana
Calif
Grigsby
C. S. Mackey
Tonganoxie
Gene Black
John Black
Frank Black
Williamstown
Swane Schaake
Mark
Lawrence
Eva Smith
Cecil Smith
Joe Smith
Bill Robb
Richard Gebaur Air Force Base
Robert Smith
Independence
Herbert Smith
Mary Kechum
Stella Stewart
Leonard Tarr
Darral Stewart
Overland Park
Robert Burns
Community News Roundup From Woodstock Area
Prefix visitors and Sunday gatherings include the Davison family in Woodstock and the Petrie, Means, Tarr, Champion and Voelker households. A Neighborhood Circle meeting on January 26 named new officers led by Mrs Maxine Voelker and Mrs Beulah Hehn with Mrs Mildred Petrie on the service committee. 4-H Club members Barbara and Bobby attended the Crackerjack event at Valley Falls, while students Steve Cadue and Russell Woolkey joined coach Cannell to Pittsburg State for a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Davison
Nancy
DeSoto
Robert Davison
Dan Petrie
John Petrie
Sons of Mission
Barney Means
Charles Means
Loren Tarr
Allen
F. S. Champion
Donna Peine
Beulah Hall
Maxine Voelker
Beulah Hehn
Mildred Petrie
Ruby Champion
Opal Wellman
Florence Hollingsworth
Champion
Marlin McPherson
Eileen
Marlene
Arthur Voelker
Louise
John Bower
Ruth
Robert Funk
Barbara
Bobby
Valley Falls
Steve Cadue
Russell Woolkey
Cannell
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Market News Sparks Mixed Early Trading Across Corn and Wheat
AP reports market at a glance with stocks lower and bonds mixed. Wheat futures drop while cotton and hogs show gains. Kansas City grain and livestock show varied moves with cattle and hogs trading unevenly and futures sliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
K. C. Livestock
Poultry and grain prices noted with market decline in New York
The report lists poultry weights and prices from Derby Grain and eggs and butter quotes. In New York the stock market slid in late trading with some gains in high-priced issues while industrials and commodities varied. IBM recovered after an early loss as bonds rose late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas Instruments
Corning Glass
U.S
Businessman Ferguson Dies After Long Illness
Samuel A. Ferguson 44 vice president and general manager of Salamanca Electric Products Co. Mountain View died Sunday after a long illness due to a malignant brain tumor. He formerly commanded at the Signal Corps Engineering Field Station White Sands New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Altos
Calif
Samuel A. Ferguson
Sylvania Electric Products Co
Mountain View
Signal Corps’ Engineering
White Sands
N.M
Appointment of Administrator for Eleanor Russell Estate
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court estate of Mrs Eleanor Russell deceased No 387 Notice of Appointment of Administrator states Reverend Jacob Nelson is named administrator and Ralph M Wingon is attorney. Creditors heirs devisees and others must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Published January 31 1961 Lawrence Daily Journal World first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Eleanor Russell
Eleanor Thussell
Jacob Nelson
Ralph M. Wingon
Foreground Cape Cod style home near campus for sale
For sale or trade in the Journal World area a 4 bedroom 2 bath Cape Cod style home west of the campus with formal living room fireplace center hall entry and basement. Also included are multiple brick frame colonials with 6 rooms and modern kitchens, all offered by local realty agencies with various contact details and sale incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Iilerest School
Alt
Mit Gill Agenesy
Journal-World
New Jt High
Parage Jx
M. R. Gill
Hal's
Biore
Iwans
Iplay
Massachiuty
Shawn
Gall Agencs
Mass
Wistoll
Central Junior Jugh
Glenn Kappelman
Traylor and
Calvin
Holmes, Peck & Brown
Memale
Contact Water
Hillcrest
Wharton
Tennessee
Pat Wharton
Malotti Hardware
Ti Mass
Junk Co
Charles Ise
Botsi St
Innane Society
Lawrence
Lecompton
Laree
Frank Walter
Smade PO
Keate Tucky St
Raneh
Dec
Apt
Miller & Midgettith
Spr
Tie Allan
Lome
FORD
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Studebarber
Wey
Daliana St
Indiana
Baldwin
Kana
Housing, Rentals, and Ads Parade in Lawrence Area
Mixed rental and sale notices across Lawrence listings. Unfurnished 2-bedroom Sunset Hill unit, Belle Haven 3-bedroom with two-car garage, prices noted with contact Glenn Wappelmann. various houses for sale or rent, open houses, and real estate agents listed. Also ads for baby chicks, used clothing, and services. local businesses promote open houses at multiple addresses with dates and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Hill
Belle Haven
Glenn Wappelmann
Teaxier
Calvin
Folk Mass
Decker-C
Lawerence Heights
Don
Woodbury Construction Co
Sat
Sun
Oul
West Sth
Hohnes, Peck & Brown
Realtors
Mass
Leveel Lane
Near West Junior High
Vox
Glenn Wanepelman
Traylor
Musa
Jourenal-World
Lawrencs
Reno
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
Associated Press
Bradley
Cincinnati
Drake
Kansas State
Colorado S&05
Tennessee State
Michigan
Mlinois
Hoosiers
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Irish
Colorado
Wilky Gilmore
Bil Bridges
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Memphis State
Richmond
Davidson
VMI
Florida State
Citadel
Xavier
Rockhold Farm
Midwest
Missouri
Hereford Assn
Kingsville
CMR
EER
Beau Perfect
Lamplighter
Domestic Nuggett
Albert Haesemeier
Sec'y
Blackburn, Mo
Master Torch
Mass, Sr
Green Brothers Hardware
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N. H
Edmonds Const. Co., Inc
DERBY
City
N.Y
Donris
Srothersa
Woodstock
K. C. Produce
Ap)—Wholesale
N. Y
P.m
ACF
Admiral
Allied
du Pont
el Paso
Gamble
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
G& E
P&l
Martin Co
Middle S Ut
M&maenean
Tex
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Biscetisvens Tay
Nat Gyps Nese i
NY Central No
Reyn
St Jos
Atenesgareeane
Reg Pap
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Ehies
Socony Peeee
Vo Sperry
Cal
Indoere
NJ Sesee
Sunray
Tidewat Oil
UN Carbide
Woolworth
Yale & Tow
Derby Grain, Inc
Wall Street
Nive
Douglas County Hatchery
West 6Th & Wis
Furn
Perry Wan
Moon
Tol Locust
Jamies RN
Baticon
Claude Myers
Montgomery Ward
Read
Pau
Brome Hay
Jack Maloney
New Blacktop
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