Protests Across World Condemn U.S. Air Strikes
Communists and antiwar demonstrators from Jakarta to Paris to San Francisco rallied against U.S. air raids in North Viet Nam. Police actions, arrests, and scattered violence accompanied street protests as banners and petitions circulated internationally.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
America
U.S
Viet Nam
Paris
San Francisco
SOQ
Communist Party
All-Indonesian Oil Workers Federation
Seine
Johnson
Viet Nami
Church of Christ to Hold First Services in New Wichita Building
The Church of Christ at 25th and Mo. Sts. unveils a $175 900 modern structure. Dedication planned in spring with seating for 600, library, kitchen, fellowship hall, and 21 classrooms. Architect Charmichael and Wheatcroft. builders Simpson and Sons. The church has 61 years in Lawrence and seven previous locations.
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Church of Christ
25Th
Mo. Sts
Ass Central Church of Christ
11Th
N. H. Sts
John R. Crowder
Simpson and Sons
Wichita
Charmicheael and Wheatcroft
E.T. Holloway
Darwin Benton
Merle Jackson
Fred Stumbo
Vince Muirhead
Fred Farrier
Laawrence
Full Gospel Christian
15Th
N. H
40Th
N. Y
Evangelistic Church of God
Hyrst
Jayhawk Sports Car Club Rallye This Sunday
The Jayhawk Sports Car club sponsors a time speed distance rallye this Sunday with registration at noon at the Mails Shopping Center. The first car departs at 1 p.m. Trophies will be awarded at the club’s regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Dine-a-Mite.
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Jayhawk Sports Car Club
Mails
House Razing Near Doctors Building Inspires Parking Plan
A frame house north of the Doctors Building at 10th and Ky Streets is being razed for possible future medical facility expansion. Dr George Brahler said Doctors Building Inc owns the home and the space will temporarily serve as off street parking.
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Doctors Building
10Th and
Ky. Sts
George Brahler
Doctors Building Inc
Truck Driver Found Dead In Truck Near Lawrence
A 38 year old truck driver, David Daniel Jones Jr., was found dead in his stock truck on Highway 32 near the Leavenworth Douglas county line about 2 p.m. Friday. Sheriff Rex Johnson said it appeared to be death by his own action with a .38 revolver found near his feet. Jones, a former Silver Lake resident, had left Monday with a hay load for Arkansas and returned to Lawrence Thursday night. The case is under intensive investigation with Kansas Bureau of Investigation assistance.
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Fou
Rex Johnson
David Daniel Jones Jr
Silver Lake
Route 5
Topeka
Jones
Leavenworth
Douglas Counties
Lawrence
Douglas County
Johnson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Arkansas
Highway 32
Death notices for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Curry
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Curry 83 died this morning at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Winchester. Funeral at 2 30 p m Monday at Re formed Presbyterian Church Winchester with Hampton Funeral Home in charge. Burial in church cemetery. Surviving daughters are Mell Manville and Ruby Freer of Winchester Blanche Carter of Great Bend Ida Newburg of San Mateo California and Edna Mae Bayles of Lead Hill Arkansas.
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Mary Elizabeth
Bess) Curry
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Church
Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Mell Manville
Ruby Freer
Blanche Carter
Great Bend
Ida Newburg
San Mateo
Calif
Edna Mae Bayles
Lead Hill
Ark
Owens Zack Wilson obituary notice at Valleyview Rest Home
Zack Wilson Owens of 803 R I St died early today at Valleyview Rest Home. Survived by one sister Mrs Leona Bond of 834 Ky St and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services pending at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Zack Wilson Owens
R. I. St
Valleyview Rest Home
Leona Bond
Ky. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Death of two day old Margaret Aleta Villegas
Two day old Margaret Aleta Villegas daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnulfo Villegas of 929 Conn died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside services at 3 30 this afternoon Mt Calvary Cemetery Father Michael Moriarty presiding. Survivors include maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs John Vargas of 929 Conn and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lupe Villegas of Topeka. Cooper Warren Mortuary in charge of arrangements.
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Margaret Aleta Villegas
Arnulfo Villegas
Conn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Michael Moriarty
John Vargas
Lupe Villegas
Topeka
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
McManness R O Dies. Services Planned in Overland Park
Raymond O McManness 44 of Overland Park formerly of Lawrence died Friday night at Providence Hospital Kansas City He worked in the Internal Revenue office in Kansas City Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Hoge Funeral Home Overland Park Survivors include his wife Dorothy daughters Sharon and Jeannie his mother Mrs Mincha McManness of 414 W 12th sisters Tressie Wyscaver Lola Cole Sylvia Shelley brothers George in Wichita David in Overland Park and Rev Don McManness in Toledo
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Raymond O. McManness
Overland Park
Lawrence
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Internal Revenue Office
Hoge Funeral Home
Dorothy
Sharon
Jeannie
Mincha McManness
W. 12Th
Tressie Wyscaver
Washington, D.C
Lola Cole
Wichita
Sylvia Shelley
Route 5
George McManness
David McManness
Don McManness
Toledo
Ohio
Knees Culprit in Divorce Case in London
George Allen slept with his knees drawn up, disturbing Olive Allen who could not sleep. The court granted Olive a decree on cruelty after he nudged her so hard she fell from bed following an operation. Judge called the conduct reprehensible and noted twin beds as a simple solution.
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London
George
Allen
Olive
Allens
Reagan Says Earned Respect Needed for Global Standing
In Independence Kansas Ronald Reagan urged Republicans to earn respect rather than buy it arguing the nation’s standing suffers from attempting to appease others. He defended traditional GOP values, warned against internal party splits, and endorsed limited constitutional government. Attendees included Gov. William Avery and lawmakers.
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Independence
Vietnam
Europe
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Republican Party
GOP
United States
Barry Goldwater
North Vietnam
Free World
Asia
Africa
William Avery
James Pearson
Joe Shubitz
Garner Shriver
Latins to Visit Dread Next Week
Nine Costa Rican educators from Colegio Limon will visit Kansas University and local schools Sunday to Friday to observe programs. Dr. Thomas M. Gale and Prof. Robert Cornish coordinate arrangements for the visit, funded by a U.S. Department of State grant via the Council on Leaders and Specialists.
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Colegio Limon
Limon
Kansas University
Thomas M. Gale
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Robert Cornish
School of Education
Council On Leaders and Specialists
U.S. Department of State
Airlines and passengers face growth and growing pains
The column notes a forthcoming surge in airline travel with new models and larger air terminals. It contrasts rapid growth with customer service lapses such as long check in lines and vague flight delays, urging carriers to focus on passenger treatment to avoid stricter government control.
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Air Cargo
Air Freight
Los Angeles
Chicago
New O'Hare
Oklahoma City
Hutchinson
Santa Fe
America
One Sentenced In Saturday's Fight
In Police Court this morning five pleaded innocent and two failed to appear in a disturbing the peace case stemming from a Saturday night brawl at Allen's Drive In 1404 W 23rd St. Steve Hill 17 was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined 25 dollars. Jay Madl 20 and Ted Madi 17 did not appear and warrants were issued if they fail to appear by Monday. Madl was hospitalized with a skull fracture and a dislocated ear but was later dismissed.
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Allen’s Drive
W. 23Rd
Steve Hill
Greever
Raymond Jordan
Baldwin
Charles McDaniels
Wellsville
John Smoyer
la. St
Randy Lewis
W. 19Th
St. Terr
Charles Hawkins
Ark
William Pendleton
Hawkins
Hill
Jay Madl
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alaska's 1964 Quake Tops North American Strength
The 1964 Alaska earthquake stands as the strongest tremor to shake North America since 1899, marking a historic seismic event with widespread impact and lasting scientific interest.
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Alaska
North America
Negro Sheriff Clark Stricken. Negroes Pray Outside Selma Hospital
Sheriff James G. Clark recovering at Vaughn Memorial Hospital after chest pains. About 200 placard bearing neighbors joined a rain soaked prayer vigil outside his Dallas County office, asking for his speedy recovery. Meanwhile U S District Judge Daniel H Thomas ordered federal custody for 26 civil rights workers held in contempt, to be freed on $100 bonds.
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Selma
Ala
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Vaughn Memorial Hospital
Clark
Brown’s Chapel
Dallas
Jim Clark
U.S. District Court
Daniel H. Thomas
Circuit Court
James Hare
Thomas
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
County Corn Output Tops One Million Bushels in 1964
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates 1964 corn production for Douglas County at 1,272,000 bushels from 31,000 planted acres with 30,840 harvested and 53 bushels per acre. Jefferson County reports 1,755,000 bushels at 50 per acre, Leavenworth 1,193,400 at 54, Johnson 1,534,000 at 59.
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Douglas County
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Jefferson County
Leavenworth
Johnson County
Hungarians stage violent anti U S demonstration in Budapest
Nearly 1,000 Communist led students demonstrated against the United States in Budapest. They smashed windows of the U S delegation building in Freedom Square and broke into the basement causing damage to a snack bar and movie. Legation officials protected the locked entrance as the crowd shouted down with American aggressors and hurled stones.
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Budapest
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Legation
Freedom Square
K State Alumni Association Officers and Directors Candidates
Kansas State University Alumni Association voters consider Richard W. Dodderidge Shawnee Mission and Ben A. Sellers Salina for president. Board candidates include John Koger Topeka Mrs Karen Milner Graves Salina Dr Jacob D Fortenberry Leawood Vernon W Barlow Humboldt Walter H Porter Reading James C Richards Akron Sam Hamrick Wichita J W Patton Hiawatha E J Peltier St Louis George Hendricks Dodge City.
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Richard W. Dodderidge
Shawnee Mission
Ben A. Sellers
Salina
Kansas State University
John Koger
Topeka
Karen Milner Graves
Jacob D. Fortenberry
Leaswood
Vernon W. Barlow
Humboldt
Walter H. Porter
Readsing
James C. Richards
Akron
Ohio
Sam Hamrick
Wichita
J. W. Patton
Hiawatha
E. J. Peltier
St. Louis
George Hendricks
Dodge City
Memorial Hospital Admissions List Feat Betty Lucas and Others
A memorial hospital admissions notice lists Betty Lucas of DeSoto Kens eth Vorhies of Eudora and several other patients. The roster includes Mrs Betty Dunavin Mrs Susan Heisele Larry Kay Mrs Janice Luber Frances Johnson Charles Hardman Janice Miller Donald Stogsdill Sarah Rockhold Margaret Villegas Manual Smith Edna Nightingale and others with street addresses.
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Betty Lucas
DeSoto
Kenseth Vorhies
Eudora
Betty Dunavin
Staff Village
Susan Heisele
Larry Kay
Baldwin
Janice Luber
Tenn
Frances Johnson
Ohio
Charles Hardman
W. 6Th
Janice Miller
Donald Stogsdill
Sarah Rockhold
Margaret Villegas
Manual Smith
Edna Nightingale
Maple Lane
Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Friends
Eva Cline thanks friends and relatives for flowers cards and gifts while in the hospital. She also expresses gratitude to doctors nurses practical nurses and nurse aides on the second floor for their kindness.
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Eva Cline
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First National Bank of Boston
Buenos Aires
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Kenneth A. Sec'y
G. W. Mole
Mandy
Persis
Edward Sampson
Bakersfield
Sampson
Dread
A. V. Phillips
C.C.F. Lodge
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
VIS
Lawrence Memorial CO
Rman Enda
Massachusetts
Oscar Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
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