Pope May Rule On Ponti Loren Status
Italian papers report Carlo Ponti seeks Vatican review to annul his 1946 marriage to Giuliana Fiastri so he can wed Sophia Loren in Italy. The Sacred Rota proceedings are secret and no official action is confirmed.
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Rome
Carlo Ponti
Paul VI
Sophia Loren
Italy
Gente
Sacred Rota
Vatican
Ponti
Giuliana Fiastri
Il Messaggero
Miss Loren
Miss Fiastri
Mexico
Regents Schedule Action on KU Bid
Kansas Board of Regents planned action on bids for a 980-man residence hall at Kansas University in Daisy Field. Low bidder for general contracting was Clarence Volmer of Wichita at 1.907 million dollars. mechanical work by Kendall Plumbing Inc. of Wichita at 588 thousand. electrical work by Wichita Electric Inc. at 258.4 thousand. Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe to present before the board with a KU bonds request and the regents to attend a KU K state game after the meeting.
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Daisy Field
Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Topeka
Clarence Volmer
Wichita
General Contracting
Kendall Plumbing Inc
Wichita Electric Inc
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Union
Wescoe
Six Lawrence Teens Sentenced Over Park Sign Theft
Six Lawrence teenagers received 90 day jail terms and $50 fines in Police Court for stealing the entrance sign at Broken Arrow Park. Four of the six face burglary charges. sentences were suspended if licenses were surrendered for 90 days and curfews observed.
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Lawrence
Broken Arrow Park
Jerome Barnes
Mich. St
Richard Fowler
N. H. St
Richard Jones
Tenn. St
Kenneth Kuester
Haskell
Larry Webb
Jerry Wolfe
William Pendleton
Kuester
Barnes
St Louis Gang Boss Wortman Shot and Wounded
East St. Louis gang boss Frank Buster Wortman was shot once in the lower left abdomen and is seriously wounded. Two unknown men brought him to St. Mary’s Hospital in a private vehicle and fled as police investigate the incident. Wortman has ties to Chicago mobster Al Capone.
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East ST. Louis
I. (Ap
Frank
Buster) Wortman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Wortman
Chicago
al Capone
Lawrence Students Earn KU Business Honor Roll Honors
Four Lawrence students are among 56 KU School of Business honorees. Dudley Allen achieved straight A's as a junior, with Janet Heck, Robert Kent, and David Mitchell also on the honor roll. Additional seniors and juniors from across Kansas and beyond are listed for outstanding grades in business studies.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
KU School of Business
Dudley Allen
J. W. Allen
Janet Heck
Arthur Heck
Robert Kent
Park Hill
Terr
David Mitchell
Franklin Mitchell
Highland Dr
Michael M. Roberts
Shawnee Mission
Daniel R. Stainbrook
Kansas City
Stephen George Smith
McPherson
Myron Dean Stecklein
Ness City
John C. Bumgarner
Tulsa
Okla
David Warren Cain
Robert Joe Cash
Hiawatha
Thomas D. Clutz
Rochester
N. Y
Philip D. Cooper
Prairie Village
Jerry Payne Garner
Ohio
Steven Lynn Hull
Westminster
Colo
Marvin EH
Lampton
Wichita
David Earl Leopold
Hoxie
Richard D. Locke
Coffeyville
Robert James Moutrie
St. Louis
John Jay Oakson
Leawood
Michael E. Rathbone
H. D. Rybolt
Ottawa
John Elgin Smith
William J. Tanner
Jon Kay Bell
Salina
John A .Benson
Wiliam
Bradbury
Bruce Dean Culley
Thomas Arthur Darner
Nevada
Iowa
Robert W. Emerson
Bartlesville
Janet Sue Epperson
Redlands
Calif
William Gradinger
David George Grim
Junction City
Clyde Russell Harms
Aruba
Thomas L. Woods
Arkansagay
Khrushchev Sees Diminished U S Worries Amid German Tensions
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev told Italian publisher Julio Einaudi that his concern over the United States is easing while the German problem remains troubling. He noted growing caution about force as a solution and mentioned Adenauer and Erhard understanding the dangers. Khrushchev plans to travel to the Caucasus starting March 1.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Julio Einaudi
Einaudi
Britain
France
Italy
German Republic
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig) Erhard
John XXIII
Paul VI
Vatican
Caucasus
60 Year Old Man Builds a Town in George Washington
George, Washington, a newly founded town by Charles Brown, 60, features a blue jacket President impersonator and pioneer attire. Brown bought 339 acres in 1956 between Seattle and Spokane, planted 300 lots priced at 825 dollars, and runs a shopping center with grocery hardware and furniture stores. The town includes Martha Inn restaurant, a trailer court, a grade school of 123 pupils, and a community flag pole topped by an ax.
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George, Wash
George Washington
Charles Brown
Brown
Seattle
Spokane
Honolulu
George
Martha Inn
Look Out for Those Friendly Financiers
A Senate Rules Committee report reveals Bobby Baker received a $125,000 no security home loan amid joking banker conduct. An unnamed man signs for a $125,000 two year loan at 5 percent for a suburban estate, with annual payments of $62,500 on a $19,500 salary.
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Washington
Times - Post
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
TVA
Heart Fund Drive Opens in Baldwin by Baker University Groups
Baldwin’s Heart Fund Drive starts Sunday with a residential canvass by Alpha Chi Omega sorority and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity from Baker University. Heart Days in the business district run Feb 24 to Feb 29. John Robson and Mrs. Ernest Brubaker will visit local firms. Jim Pettit of Sigma Phi Epsilon chairs the Sunday drive.
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Baldwin
Heart Fund
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Baker University
John Robson
Baldwin Heart Fund
Ernest Brubaker
Jim Pettit
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Honor at Baldwin To Rolla Miller Life Membership Award
Rolla F. Miller received a Life Membership Award from the Baldwin Parent-Teacher organization for dedicated service to Baldwin schools. Miller, head custodian and transportation supervisor for 12 years, previously taught in Neosho County and served as clerk and president of the Grant township and Neosho County school boards. Officers elected include Mrs. Jerry Vickers president and officers, with committees named for school gift and grade card tasks.
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Rolla F. Miller
Baldwin Parent- Teachers Organization
Baldwin Area
Miller
Baldwin
Neosho County
Grant Township
Jerry Vickers
LeRoy Parson
Calvin Hoover
Jo Ed Taul
Jack Coats
Katherine Kelley
Mary Chubb
Ralph Ruhlen
Gerald Puckett
Tom Hitchcock
Mass March Fails In Pine Bluff Arkansas
Civil rights organizers failed to mobilize a mass march at the Truckers Inn in Pine Bluff where Dick Gregory was arrested earlier. About 2,000 students at Arkansas AM&N College declined SNCC calls while Gregory, Hansen, and others faced charges for refusing to leave. Gregory posted a $500 bond and was released.
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Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Pine Bluff, Ark
Dick Gregory
Negro
Arkansas Am&n College
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Pine Bluff Movement
Gregory
William Hansen
Truckers Inn
U.S. 79
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Mel Fisher
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25Th
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