U S Accepting Hoffa Bond Coverage Claim
The Labor Department said it would accept the Teamsters Union claim of obtaining the honesty guarantee bond coverage required by federal labor law. The union led by James R Hoffa said it secured new bond coverage from United Bonding Insurance Co Indianapolis, with 45 days to obtain reinsurance for part of the coverage. A department spokesman indicated acceptance pending possible later verification.
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Labor Department
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
United Bonding Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Labor ‘Department
Teamsters
United Firm
Frank E. Wright Sr
Treasury Department
Hoffa
Wright
United ‘Bonding Insurance Co
Ind
Chicago Daily News
Lloyd’s of London
The
Daily News
Chicago
Prevention of periodontal disease urged for all ages
Authorities agree most periodontal disease is avertible with early care. Regular dental visits every six months, calculus removal, tooth polishing, and periodic x rays help detect bone changes. Home brushing, rinsing, a balanced diet, and early cavity detection prevent tooth loss. In adults periodic exams with x rays aid prevention. consult your family dentist for a preventive plan and future help.
Lincoln Day observance scheduled by Douglas County Bar
The Douglas County Bar Association will hold its annual Lincoln Day observance at 1 a.m. on Wednesday February 13 in the District Courtroom of the courthouse. Principal speaker is attorney Fred Six. General chairman is Judge Frank Gray. Open to the public with officers Bill Paddock president Gene Riling vice president and Byron Springer secretary treasurer.
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Douglas County Bar Association
Fred Six
Frank Gray
Bar Association
Bill Paddock
Gene Riling
Byron Springer
Treaurer
Missing tanker Marine Sulphur Queen in rough seas
New York radio report says the tanker Marine Sulphur Queen with 43 crewmen is missing on a Texas to Virginia run. Coast Guard planes searched after spotting a similar vessel off North Carolina. seven planes continued the hunt as weather worsened with 35 knot winds and 14 foot seas. The ship, loaded with molten sulphur at 255 degrees Fahrenheit, left Beaumont for Norfolk and had not been heard from since Saturday.
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Texas
Virginia
Coast Guard
North Carolina
New Orleans
Miami
Norfolk
Beaumont
Marine Transport Lines Inc
Diamond theft targets Irene Selznick at Hotel Pierre
A high quality diamond named as the Tiffany Diamond and about 30 jewels valued near 300000 dollars were stolen from Irene Selznick in her 10th floor Hotel Pierre suite. Police called it an inside job after a celluloid strip unlocked the door.
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New York
Tiffany
Irene Selznick
Pierre
Tiffany & Co
Fifth Avenue
Daniel Mayer
Selznick
Jennifer Jones
Robert Signor Named Industrial Products Manager
Lawrence resident Robert M. Signor has been named industrial products manager for Richards and Conover Steel and Supply Co. in Kansas City. He will assist the field sales force, coordinate factory sales, and support the Industrial Supply Division. Signor, with the firm since 1957, holds art and master's degrees from Emporia State College and is married to Joan Williams with two sons.
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Robert M. Signor
Lawrence
Richards and Conover Steel and Supply Co
Kansas City
Signor
Emporia State College
Joan Williams
Randy
Lawrence High School
Gary
West Junior High School
Clifton Court
Lawrence High honors nine National Merit finalists
Lawrence High School announced nine National Merit Scholarship finalists and a Homemaker of Tomorrow winner at dual honors. The finalists include Tom Aiken, Danny Brune, George Feaker, Alan Hitt, Dale Regier, Ray Saffron, Judith Thompson, Tyson Travis, and Satia Turner. Mary Thompson won Homemaker of Tomorrow. Summerfield and Watkins scholars were named for Alan Hitt, Judith Thompson, and Catherine Hyder, with other seniors recognized for honors and high grades.
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Homemaker of
Lawrence High School
LHS
Neal Wherry
Tom Aiken
Northcott Aiken
W. 20Th St
Terr
Danny Brune
D. R. Brune
George Feaker
R. C. Feaker
R. I. St
Alan Hitt
James K. Hitt
Mo. St
Dale Regier
Mort D. Turner
Sunset
Mary Thompson
Chester G. Thompson
Route 3
Summerfield and Watkins
Kansas University
St., Summerfield
Catherine Huder
Clyde Hyder
Tenn. St
Judith Thompson
Rufus H. Thompson
Llth
Mo. Sts
Watkins Scholars
Iraqi revolt spreads as Kassem regime falters under rebel push
Rebels claim control shifts with a National Revolutionary Command council directing the national guard. Amid uprisings in Kirkuk and northern Kurdish rebellion, Kassem’s regime faces student strikes and Western friction over oil nationalization. Pro Nasser sentiment grows as British and American ties fray.
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Revolutionary Command
Kassem
Iraq
Britain
United States
Kuwait
Arab League
Four Injured as Car Flips and Strikes Truck
Four persons including Judith G Thurow 27 and three Thurow children Samuel 4 Laurel 3 Val 1 were treated and released after a freak two vehicle crash half a mile west of 2nd and Iowa. Marvin L Lipp 36 of Route 4 drove a pickup from a driveway. Thurow attempted to brake and the car flipped striking the Lipp truck. The car rested on its side in a ditch. truck damage about 300 dollars. Deputy Schmille provided details.
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2Rd
Iowa
Judith G. Thurow
Route 4
Samuel
Laurel
Val
Wayne Schmille
Marvin L. Lipp
NLRB Action Reported Against Penny Ready Mix
A NLRB trial examiner orders Penny Ready-Mix Concrete Company to cease and desist from discouraging unionization by Truck Drivers and Helpers Union No. 696 and to reinstate Keith Kriesel with back pay. Kriesel was fired July 31 1962 after union activity. a plant election Aug 14 1962 saw the union win. The firm may appeal to the five-member board.
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National Labor Relations Board
Penny Ready-Mix Concrete Company
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Keith Kriesel
Ky. St
Kriesel
Albn B. Martin
Lawrence
Lawrence Scouts Plan Wilderness Canoe Trip To Minnesota
Senior Boy Scouts 14 and older invited to meeting at 7 30 this evening on the third floor of the First Methodist Church at 10th and St Streets. Gene Blitch named adult leader for the July trip with an aim of enrolling about 20 qualified boys. Ten Silver Beaver award recipients were guests at the Lawrence Kiwanis luncheon marking National Boy Scout Week.
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Canada
First Methodist Church
10Th and
St. Sts
Gene Blitch
Blitch
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Riley Burcham
Raw Council
Raymond Nichols
Joe Skillman
Pelathe
Lowell Risk
Ed Burgess
A. E. Woestemeyer
Rice Phelps
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Ivan Boyd
Baldwin
January 1963 construction permits total far below 1962
City building records show January 1963 permits totaling 341 160, down from 457 456 in January 1962. Seven permits involved actual construction led by the 200 000 Kansas Power and Light Co office project at 315 W St and four new dwellings plus a rest home and an addition.
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Louis Stone
Kansas Power and Light Co
W. St. St
L. L. Bales
Crawford
West 20Th
Don McConnell
Ohio
William Pratt
West 9Th
Constant Construction Co
Willam C. Pennington
Florida
Neil Harris
Owens Lane
Hays Hall Dedication Sunday at Wellsville
The Wellsville Methodist Church dedicates the Hays Hall educational building at 12 15 p m on Sunday with Rev Melvin Booth leading a service. A covered dish dinner and open house follow from 1 to 3 p m. The hall honors the late John Hays a key planner.
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Hays
Wellsville Methodist Church
Melvin Booth
Ottawa
John Hays
Wichita Bill Faces Battle in House Over Wichita University
Kansas House faces stiff odds on a Senate-passed bill to add Wichita University to the state system. Key figures Rep. Charles Arthur and Rep. Odd Williams oppose or temper support, while committee leaders debate passage risks and potential amendments.
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Bill
Topeka
Wichita University
Kansas Senate
House
William Mitchell
Hutchinson
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Legislative Council
Odd Williams
Lawrence
Arthur
Wichita U
Senate
Ways and Means
State Affairs
John Conard
Greensburg
Conard
Kennedy backs Rusk amid speculation on secretary of state
President Kennedy voiced high confidence in Secretary of State Dean Rusk and denied plans for his removal. He said Rusk should be his main foreign policy adviser and head the State Department, while some aides urged more visible public leadership.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Secretary of State
State Department
United States
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
New Iraqi rulers denounce communism after coup
The State Department reports Iraq's new revolutionary command appears anti Communist after a military coup toppled Premier Abdel Karim Kassem. It purged known Communists from the officer corps and expelled Kassem loyalists, while about 400 U.S. citizens in Iraq reportedly escaped harm.
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Washington
State Department
Revolutionary Command
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
U.S
New Revolutionary Command
Department
Kassem
Council of State
Card of Thanks for William Neustifter
The Neustifter family extends gratitude for kindness shown during his illness in hospital. Special thanks to Drs Holladay Belot and Learned nurses on 1st floor south and Intensive Care. Gratitude to Rt Rev Msgr Towle Father John Quigley St Theresa Club Holy Family Church Eudora and all who remembered the family. Mrs Wm Neustifter Mr and Mrs Wm Neustifter Jr
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Holladay
Belot
Learned
Msgr
Towle
John Quigley
Holy Family Church
Eudora
Wm. Neustifter
Wm. Neustifter Jr
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