Rockefeller Breaks Silence On Nixon Amid 1960 Campaign
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says Nixon’s recent party warning was clear and forthright. Rockefeller spoke at a Buffalo dinner, avoiding a direct prediction about Nixon’s presidential chances while surveying Democratic contenders and discussing Oregon and Wisconsin primary dynamics.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Buffalo
N. Y
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Humphrey
Oregon
Newport
California
Wayne Morse
D-Ove
Wisconsin
Washington
Morse
Miami Beach
Fla
AFL Cio
George Meany
Eisenhower Warns Against Focusing on One Weapon
President Eisenhower warned that no single weapon guarantees security. After reviewing missile developments at Cape Canaveral, he criticized publicity that implies the defense gap hinges on one type of weapon, stressing defense is broad and cannot be judged by weekly production totals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Congress
Wine Tanker Angelo Petri Saved Off Golden Gate
The wine tanker Angelo Petri with 214 tons of cargo and her crew aboard was towed back to port after a storm off the Golden Gate disabled her. Tugs Mikimiki Sea Wolf and Sea Fox guided the vessel into calm San Francisco waters.
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San Francisco
Angelo Petri
Golden Gate
Mikimiki
Sea Wolf
Sea Fox
Deaths-Funerals Ernest G. Arnett
Ernest G. Arnett 76 longtime Lawrence area resident died this morning at Douglas County Convalescent Hospital born March 30 1883 in Republic County. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at North Lawrence Christian Church Rev Maurice Bigger officiating burial Lecompton Cemetery. Survived by wife Effie M Arnett two sons Elmer North Kansas City Mo and Marlin Waverly a brother Alvin San Paulo Calif and five grandchildren.
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Ernest G. Arnett
Lawrence
Douglas County
Ind
Arnett
Republic County
North Lawrence
Effie M. Arnett
Elmer
North Kansas City
Marlin
Waverly
Alvin
San Paulo
Calif
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Linville
Mrs. Mattie Linville 92 former Lawrence resident dies in Torrington Wyoming where she has lived recently. Funeral Friday at Sum Ner Nebraska with survivors including two daughters Mrs J T Zimmerer and Mrs Lucille Pierce of Torrington a son Gerald Linville of San Bernardino California two daughters in law Mrs Howard Linville Odell Neb and Mrs Ralph Linville 1703 Ind St and a grandson James K Linville of Denver Colorado.
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Mattie Linville
Lawrence
Sumner
Neb
Torrington
Wyo
Linville
J. T. Zimmerer
Lucille Pierce
Gerald Linville
San Bernardino
Calif
Inlaw
Howard Linville
Odell, Neb
Ralph Linville
Ind. St
James K. Linville
Denver, Colo
Funeral Services Planned for Mrs Lulu K Brown
Mrs Lulu K Brown 87 former Eudora resident died Wednesday in Kansas City Missouri Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Eudora Methodist Church Reverend Gene Riley to officiate with burial at Eudora Cemetery Friends may call at the Rum Funeral Home until noon Friday
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Lulu K. Brown
Eudora
Kansas City
Eudora Methodist Church
Gene Riley
Eudora Cemetery
Rum
Piper Brother Dies in Florida. Rites Planned in Sterling
George W. Piper aged 67 died Monday in Florida. Funeral services and burial are set for Friday in Sterling Colorado. Surviving are his sister Mrs. Carrie Cooper of 1911 W. 19th St. two sons Ira Piper of Sterling and James Piper of Denver a brother Charles Piper of Aztec New Mexico and six grandchildren.
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George W. Piper
Carrie Cooper
W. 19Th St
A, Fla
Sterling, Colo
Ira Piper
James Piper
Denver
Charles Piper
Aztec
Ex-Lawrencian Named Commander at Corpus Christi Navy Unit
Cmdr. Maurice B. Jackson, former Lawrence resident and Kansas University graduate, was named office in charge of Advanced Training Unit 611 at the U S Naval Air Station in Corpus Christi Texas. He took over Feb 2 succeeding Cmdr. Richard P. Howe.
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Maurice B. Jackson
Lawrence
U.S. Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Tex
Cmdr
Jackson
Richard P. Howe
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Andrew Jackson
901
Mich. St
The
Journal-World
Naval Air Station
Hutchinson
Naval Reserve Midshipman
Northwestern University
Kansas and K State Swim Duel Set For Friday
Kansas and Kansas State will swim in a 4 pm Friday dual at Robinson Gym pool. Coach Jay Markley notes the meet is not on KU’s schedule as he also announces Eldon Ward of Wichita as swimmer of the week after Ward set three varsity records and two firsts in a win over Oklahoma. Ward clocked 60 yard :29.0 10 yard :82.2 and 220 yard 1:23.5.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Robinson Gym
Jay Markley
Markley
Eldon Ward
Wichita
Ward
Rugged
Oklahoma
Governor Vetoes Two More Budget Grants Vetoes two new state grants
Governor George Docking in Topeka vetoed a $2000 grant to Veterans of World War I and a $23000 grant to the Kansas Academy of Science. He opposed funding new organizations and questioned the academy dues, noting the overall cost with and without the grant.
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Topeka
George Docking
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Disabled American Veterans
Kansas Academy of Science
Docking
Academy
Murphy notes higher education needs and limited progress
Dr Murphy praised lawmakers' genuine effort to fund Kansas higher education though goals remain unmet. He urged adequate retirement funds for EU employees and better civil service salaries, plus funds to remodel Blake Hall and Ha worth Hall as medical students move to KU Medical Center. He warned faculty salaries still lag despite a seven percent raise.
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Sons and Daughters of
Kansas
Blake Hall
Haworth Hall
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Murphy
Kansas graduates admitted to the bar by Supreme Court
Twenty four Kansas University Law School graduates joined 74 new lawyers when the Kansas Supreme Court admitted them to the bar after a two day examination. Names include Napier Wichita Spelman Lawrence Brand Jr. Lawrence Reed Coolidge Coffeyville Neal Coffeyville Young Lawrence Moy Lawrence Potter Lawrence DeCoursey Jr. Fairway McKinley Medicine Lodge Sullivan Lawrence Raine Lawrence Atteberry Salina Smith Marysville Demo El Dorado Smith Hutchinson Grassie Tescott Turner Muncie Noel Grainfield Creighton Fladler Colo. Martin Kansas City
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Kansas University Law School
Kansas Bar
Supreme Court
John Grant Napier
Wichita
James Walter Spelman
Lawrence
David Alden
Brace
Moline
John William Brand Jr
Jack Roger Reed
Coolidge
Ray Aubrey Neal
Coffeyville
Edward Larson
Vesper
Bernard Eldon Whalen
Daniel Armit Young
Willis Lyle Moy
Robert Joseph Potter
James Henry DeCoursey Jr
Fairway
Arthur Burt McKinley
Medicine Lodge
John Dennis Sullivan
William Daggs Raine Sr
Robert Eugene Atteberry
Salina
Robert le Smith
Marysville
Jerry Roland Demo
el Dorado
Dennis Oliver Smith
Hutchinson
Vernon Dean Grassie
Tescott
Willamee Turner
Muncie
James Ellsworth Noel
Grainfield
Robert Atkinson Creighton
Fladler
Colo
Donald Lee Martin
Kansas City
X15 Flight Reaches 80,000 Feet in 11 Minute Test
Edwards Air Force Base announces the X15 rocket ship climbed to 80,000 feet in an 11 minute flight. Officials say the speed exceeded 1,400 miles per hour though the exact figure was not released.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
De Gaulle Reforms Algerian Army Powers in Algeria Crisis
Paris reports President De Gaulle ordered army reform in Algeria to curb military influence. The cabinet dissolved the psychological warfare unit and territorial home guard, relieved three generals, reorganized police, and handed regional power back to civilian prefects to suppress the nationalist rebellion.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
de Gaulle
Science Fair Set For Early April
The eighth annual Douglas County Science Fair runs April 1 3 in the Community Building. Students from county schools may enter in Primary Intermediate Junior and Senior divisions with ribbons plaques and special awards for top winners. Judging will be by Kansas University instructors.
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Douglas County
Indianapolis
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Kansas University
KU Chancellor defends free speech after Latin American student heckling
Dr. Franklin D. Murphy, KU chancellor, described a campus disruption as illustrating volatility among Latin American students. He urged decorum while noting that free expression remains essential, and questioned whether Cuban government influence surges exist in U.S. universities. Rodrigo Solera identified some participants as students from those nations.
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Dubois
U.S
Castro
Murphy
Rodrigo Solera
Search Continues For Missing Paulson At Kaw River
Police and officials pursue a continued search for Harry J. Paulson a 70 year old Bowersock Mills operator presumed drowned in the Kaw River last Thursday evening. No trace of him has been found and authorities say a warming river may bring the body to surface as crews extend the limited search.
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Harry J. Paulson
Bowersock Mills
Kaw
Paulson
Bowersock
Record Total Pass CPA Test In Kansas
A record 38 candidates passed the Kansas CPA exam held in Lawrence and Wichita last November, with 204 total test takers. Thirty-three more received conditional credit for multiple sections. Names of the successful 38 and 27 previously certified in Kansas are listed, along with two reciprocity certificates.
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Certified Public Accountant
Lawrence
Wichita
Howard F. Stettler
Kansas Board of Accountancy
Kansas University
CPA
District of Columbia
Prof. Stettler
James I. Adama
Great Bend
Charles F. Barnett Jr
Mission
Virgil FE
Belford
Belford Jr., Great Bend; R. N. Burtscher, Hays; Martin 5. Davisy
Overland Park
James R. Decker
Jimmy D. Dodson
Merriam
Donald G. Sckes
Richard L. Edmiston
Donald L. Farmer
B. F. Fennimore
Chula Vista
Cal
Billy 3B. Going
Milton A. Hardin
Robert D. Hinderliter
West Hyattaville
Sharon Rae Hoffmans
Topeka
Halden
Ototawa
William D. Kirkpatrick
Norman Klein
Ivan D. Knudsen
Harold E. Miller
Charles Richard Moberly
Robert L. Nelson
Kansas City
Everett M. O'Connor
Bethel
Sam M. Reynolds
Herbert D. Sharp
Roger Sherwood
Robert L. Sims
Virgil A. Julian
Independence
Norton K. Knedlik
Manhattan
Harold E. Kraft
Nat. H. Lebish
Clifford H. Lindburg
Hutchinson
Robert A. Long
H. Stanley Meyer
William
C. Riffel
Ernest F. Schroer Jr
James C. Shirley
Mass
Ted V. Reed
Missouri
Conard Warns Kansas Schools Face Finances Trouble
John Conard of Greensburg a 93rd District representative predicts school financing will be the major issue for Kansans next year. Speaking to about 80 county clerks at Kansas University he outlined current legislation affecting county clerks and framed the talk as The Legislator and the Public Look at the County.
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John Conard
Greensburg
Kansas University
Conard
Kiowa County Signal
Haviland Journal
Mullinville News
Queen Elizabeth's maternity nurse to move to Buckingham Palace
Reports indicate the Queen's maternity nurse will relocate to Buckingham Palace within 24 hours as doctors expect the Queen's third child to be born this weekend. Multiple authoritative sources confirm the anticipated birth window and ongoing medical exams.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births List
Memorial Hospital admissions include Louise Lowe Haskell Institute Mrs Wilma Van Der Stelt 418 Neb Mrs Lona McClelland Route 3 Mrs Wilma Edmonds Lecompton Virginia Lawrence 2101 La Stanley Putthoff Tonganoxie Spencer Frye 1827 Ky Donald Ryan Manhattan Mrs Delores Oakson Tonganoxle Mrs Rose Mary Coleman 743 E 13th Mrs Mardell Englebrecht 1730 Learnard Dianna Sue Sparks Eudora Mrs Ruth Campbell 1311 W 18th St Louis Campbell 1222 Summit Mrs Mabel Bowman Route 2 baby girl Morris Eudora Gregory Godwin 510 Utah Mrs Judith Powell Skyline Trail er Court Mrs Myra Tadome and baby boy 1318 Maple Lane Donald Ryan Manhattan Mrs Jean Shaw and baby girl 637 Ohio Robert Hays Route 1 Mrs Sue Marcinek 933 R I Mrs Dorothy Frye and baby girl Kansas City Mo George Edmonds McLouth Mrs Margaret Hollingsworth and baby girl 1114 Miss Mrs Beverly Goebe 617 Seabrook Pl David Martin Route 1 Mrs Joyce Fischer Sunnyside Births Mr and Mrs Clarence Downing Basehor a son Wednesday Mr and Mrs Donald Hardy Tonganoxie a son Wednesday Mr and Mrs Otis Coleman 743 E 13th a son today
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Louise Lowe
Haskell Institute
Wilma van der Stelt
Neb
Lona McClelland
Route 3
Wilma Edmonds
Lecompton
Virginia Lawrence
Stanley Putthoff
Tonganoxie
Spencer Frye
Donald Ryan
Manhattan
Delores Oakson
Tonganoxle
Rose Mary Coleman
Mardell Englebrecht
Learnard
Dianna Sue Sparks
Eudora
Ruth Campbell
Docking Signs Off On Broad Budget Bill For State Institutions
The legislation totals 51.8 million dollars covering all state institutions with about two million from general revenues and the rest from fees. Democrats joined Republicans on multiple measures including school for the blind and deaf funding and raises for mental hospital staff. The governor vetoed items reducing property tax, and proposed reallocations to cover losses, while GOP pushed back on his gasoline tax and sales tax relief plans. A plan to raise hunting and fishing licenses to three dollars passed to fund forestry and game programs.
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Schools For the
General Fund
Docking
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Florida coastal waters yield vast fish diversity
It is estimated that at least 600 different fish species can be caught in the Atlantic and Gulf coastal waters off Florida. The figure underscores the richness of the region's marine life and fishing opportunities.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Florida
Sen Schoeppel to Speak at Douglas County Banquet
U S Sen Andrew F Schoeppel will headline the Lincoln Day Dinner of the Douglas County Republican Central Committee at Plymouth Congregational Church at 6 30 p m Friday. A crowd over 350 is expected as he discusses Kansas politics.
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U.S
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Plymouth Congregational Church
Schoeppel
Kansas
Federal
Kansas City
Teens Seek Forgiveness For Immigrant Prisoner in Unusual Sentence
Two teenagers entered county jail in Easton to apologize to Polish immigrant Dzonizy Kazimierczak who was sentenced to a year and a day for peppering them with shotgun pellets. The judge ordered daily prayers with the prisoner and parole eligibility if they miss a day. The warden cited partial understanding from Kazimierczak as the teens offered remorse and asked for forgiveness.
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Easton
Dzonizy Kazimierczak
Kazimierczak
Crack Hiawatha derailed near Pewaukee Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Road's Hiawatha passenger train derailed in Pewaukee, Waukesha County. No injuries were reported as the diesel locomotive and 13 cars left the rails. debris noted but cars did not overturn. Pewaukee lies about 18 miles west of Milwaukee.
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Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha County
Milwaukee Road
Pewaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
No New Clues In Linwood High School Burglary
Police fail to find new clues in the Linwood High School burglary on Sunday night. About $125 was taken from a bank bag. the roof window entry point and a damaged fireproof safe were noted. Linwood lies 11 miles northeast of Lawrence on K-32.
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Linwood High School
Linwood
Lawrence
City Clerks Plan Meeting on Oread at KU
Kansas city clerks will meet February 17 to 19 at Kansas University for the 10th annual City Clerks School. The program, started in 1950, aims to improve professional ability with sessions on taxes personnel practices home rule and management ideas. Attendance rose from 41 to 81 last year and is expected to grow again.
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Kansas
Kansas University
City Clerks Association of Kansas
Governmental Research Center
University Extension
Linn Peterson
McPherson
Kansas City Clerks Assn
Harold Fisher
Lawrence
Gilbert Brock
St. John
Milton Martin
Hutchinson
Howard Parsons
Chanute
Orpha Stewart
Manhattan
Verner Ternstrom
Lindsborg
John Whitney
Concordia
Ethan P. Allen
Kenneth Beasley
Allen E. Pritchard Jr
League of Kansas Municipalities
Topeka
George Yandell
Department of Post Audit
Muskogee Callery to Produce Pentaborane Fuel
Callery Chemical Co officials announce a nine million dollar Air Force contract will allow Pentaborane production at the Muskogee plant. Production starts in about six months and staffing rises to about 300. The plant resumes operations under classified details after prior Boron fuel contract cancellation.
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Muskogee, Okla
Callery Chemical Co
Muskogee
Air Force
G. S. Willard
Callery
Card of Thanks from Christine Zimmerman and Family
Christine Zimmerman thanks doctors hospital staff and friends for thoughtfulness during hospitalization. The Family of Manuel Snavely expresses appreciation for flowers food and cards during illness and death.
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Christine Zimmerman
Manuel Snavely
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GOP
Navy Air Training Unit
Sidney H. Alexander Jr
Wichita Urban League
Lawrence Brotherhood
Kansas University Union
Nancy Baumgarter
Appalachians
Men and Eastern Lakes Area
Mississippi River
Clarence Downing
Basehor
Donald Hardy
Otis Coleman
E. 13Th
Ethan A. Smith
Moving and Transfer Co
Sen. Schoeppel
Linwood HS
Oread
Valentine
Wwe
East
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