Nixon's Strategy to Show Unity in GOP Support
Vice President Nixon works to present Republican unity as he enters the April 26 Pennsylvania primary unopposed for the GOP presidential nomination. Sen. Hugh Scott and others filed petitions to place Nixon on the ballot, aiming to match Kennedy’s primary presence and heal old rifts from the Eisenhower Taft era.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Prowling Suspect Free On Bond in City Court
Earl Lee Scarborough, 25, was released on 190 bond after pleading not guilty in police court to a charge of vagrancy. His hearing was continued to Saturday after authorities identified him by Lee Crawford of Bartleville, Oklahoma as prowling Carruth Hall at Kansas University. The incident began Sunday night when a tan man fired at the light in Crawford’s dorm room before fleeing.
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Earl Lee Scarbrough
Miss, St
Lee Crawford
Bartleaville
Oklo
Crawford
Scarborough
Carruth Hall
West Campus
Kansas University
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Mayme H Sechler and Mrs Jessie Foster
Mrs Mayme Heninger Sechler 74 died Monday night at Prospect Park Rest Home in Lawrence born Sept 9 1885 in Chilhowie Virginia and survived by daughter Mrs Lewis M Roper three grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Thursday Trinity Episcopal Church Rumsey Funeral Home calling hours until 9 a.m. Thursday Memorials to Cancer Fund. Also Mrs Jessie J Foster 80 resident of Douglas County Convalescent House for two years died Monday afternoon. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday Cooper Warren Chapel Graveside 2 p.m. Mount Auburn Cemetery St Joseph Missouri.
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Mayme H. Sechler
Mayme Heninger Sechler
Prospect Park
Lawrence
Chilhowie
Lewis M. Roper
Staff Village
Trinity Biscopal Church
John Laughlin
Friends
Jessie J. Foster
Douglas County
Ami
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Géne Riley
Foster
Mount Auburn Cemetery
St. Joseph
Rosa Robinson 87 dies. longtime Charlton employee
Rosa Robinson died at Shirk Rest Home after living at 928 Tenn. St. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m Friday at Cooper Warren Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Rev Harold G Barr officiating The family requests two flowers Survivors include a sister Emily M Young a brother J A Robinson of 924 Miss St a niece Mabel Davenport a nephew J A Robinson Jr seven great nephews and one great niece
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Rosa Robinson
Tenn. St
Shirk Rest Home
Charlton
Suranice Agency
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Memorial Park Cemetery
Harold G. Barr
Emily M. Young
J. A. Robinson
Miss. St
Mabel Davenport
J. A. Robinson Jr
Death of Lawrence Resident John H Hill at 93
John H Hill 93 of 536 Locust St Lawrence died this morning at Norris Rest Home He belonged to St James AME Church and was past master of Western Star Lodge No 1 Surviving are daughter Mrs Panny Standfield two grandsons Arthur H Hill and John H Hill and three great grandchildren Funeral arrangements to be announced by Bowser Lee Mortuary.
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John H. Hill
Locust St
Lawrence
Norris Rest Home
Hill
St. James A. M. E. Church
Western Star Lodge No. 1
Panny Standfield
Walnut
Arthur H. Hill
Chicago
Bowser- Lee Mortuary
Service to Man: Real Religion From Rabbi Fox
Rabbi Marvin Fox of Ohio State spoke at KU Hochar Auditorium on Religion in Life Week about religion as service to others. He argued modern people err seeking personal benefit and urged viewing faith through Biblical notions of human dignity and duty to assist fellow humans.
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Ohio State University
Kansas University
Ho¢h Auditorium
Mt. Dread
Lee Crawford
Fox
Dr. Fox
Second Mountbatten Dies in Britain
London AP reports the death of the 73 year old Marquess of Carisbrooke, last surviving grandson of Queen Victoria, marking a second Mountbatten death in Britain.
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London
Britain
Mountbatten
Marquess of
Carisbrooke
Queen Victoria
Man Taken After Walk To Police Station
A man walked to a police station and was transported to a hospital for treatment of injured hips, with authorities diagnosing the injuries and checking for further complications.
Police promote Elmer Martin to lieutenant in department shift changes
Elmer Martin aged 57 of 912 R I Street is promoted to lieutenant effective March 1, replacing Lt Ralph Castel who retired. Martin has served as a sergeant since 1953 and with the department since 1950, after earlier patrols 1922 24. Robert Finley becomes sergeant. Vernon Harrell named detective on the 10 pm to 6 am shift. David Hubbel added as patrolman and Wayne Cates moved to Lt Tommy McCalls C shift.
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Martin
Finley
Hazelet
Vernon Harrell
David Hubbel
Wayne Cates
Tommy McCall
Hubbel
Lincoln St
Ralph Hubbel
Dean Departs KU for Delaware University Chair Post
Dr. Donald W. Dean associate professor of civil engineering at Kansas University will become professor and chairman of the Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Department at Delaware University in Newark. The move takes effect Sept 1 with Dean remaining at KU through August on a research project. He previously came to KU in 1955 from the Missouri School of Mines at Rolla and earned his degrees there and a PhD from Michigan University in 1955.
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Donald W. Dean
Kansas University
Delaware University
Newark
Dean
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Michigan University
Oscar Derby Opens With Ben Hur Leading Oscar Race
Hollywood AP reports the 32nd Academy Awards race kicks off with Ben Hur as top contender after 12 nominations out of 32. Elizabeth Taylor Doris Day Audrey Hepburn Katharine Hepburn Simone Signoret lead best actress nominees. Charlton Heston top actor nods. supporting categories include Hermione Baddeley Shelley Winters and more.
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Hollywood
Ben- Hur
MGM
Elizabeth Taylor
Doris Day
Audrey Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
Simone Signoret
Charlton Heston
Laurence Harvey
James Stewart
Paul Muni
Jack Lemmon
Hermione Baddeley
Susan Kohner
Juanita Moore
Thelma Ritter
Shelley Winters
Hugh Griffith
Arthur O'Connell
George C. Scott
Robert Vaughn
Ed Wynn
Ag Fame Drive Details Plan for Agricultural Hall of Fame
Lawrence leaders announce a county campaign to fund a 170000 sq ft Hall of Fame with a $5 million goal. Township captains coordinate local pledges, with contributions payable to the Agricultural Hall of Fame Development Fund. Progress reports to follow at the Wren Building meeting.
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Lawrence
Warren Rhodes
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Palmyra
Wilson Counts
Gerge Butell
Marion
Hugh Boyce
Willow Springs
Otto Hackakawaka
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Jarvis Brink
Carl Kampschroder
Lecompton
William Richards
Clinton
Charles Banning
Leslie Demeritt
Walter Kampschroeder
Wakarusa
Agricultural Hall of Fame Development Fund
Heck
Wren
Agriculture Hall of Farmie
Kansas City
Stapes
Hall of Fame
Docking hints at 1968 bid and push for Democratic control
Kansas Governor Docking says his goal is to complete 1967 reforms with a progressive legislature. He urges Kansans to elect Democratic state senators and representatives while acknowledging a remote chance of running for national office. Democrats hold key state posts and seek a third term though party leaders urge him to stay.
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Docking
Kansas
Democratic Party
Docking to Have No Primary Fee It Appears Now
Gov. George Docking plans a third term and appears unopposed in the Democratic primary. Treasurer George Hart and Ed Rees both signal no Democratic run, while Republican W. E. Murphy and Atty. Gen. John Anderson weigh in on Docking and the party dynamics. Huck Boyd notes the primary will reveal voters' choices.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Kansas
George Hart
Congress
Hart
Wichita
Ed Rees
Emporia Republican
W. E. Murphy
State Equor Control
John Anderson
Lawrences weather and basketball links shape travel
Lawrence officials reported no local injuries from shoveling but warned the danger remains for several days. Snow caused minor utility issues and gas use rose as pipes froze. With Kansas State looming in Manhattan, road conditions will influence attendance and bus traffic to the Sunflower Classic tonight and tomorrow. Snow totals reach 16.8 inches this month and 25.1 for winter, far above February norms.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Power and Light Co
Austin Stedham
Kangan
Kansas State
Ahearn
Manhattan
Lawrence
Stoen
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Birth Notices Chronicle Local Names
Memorial Hospital releases list of dismissals and multiple birth notices. Mrs Greta Ann Georgeson and Mrs Grace Morrow appear among discharged patients, while Mr and Mrs Albert Smith and Mr and Mrs Carl Kraus report newborns. Additional entries include Roberts Georgeson and Kraus families with new daughters and sons.
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Greta Ann Georgeson
Forrest
William E. Richards
Grace Morrow
Doris Mae Seotthart
Robert E. Harper
Ash
Arlene Kraus
Tonganixie
Eula Massey
Eulora
Walter L. Panning
Ellinwood
Martha Burnsworth
DeSoto
George W. Mccoy
Clarice E. Dick
Perry
Rudolph Glatthaar
Route 4
Albert Smith
E. 23Rd
Carl Kraus
Tonganoxie
Robert Georgeson
Khrushchev Lands in Bali for Rest and Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrives in Bali for three days of rest and cultural spectacles, with meetings planned with Indonesian President Sukarno and a series of music and dance events on the island.
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Surabaja
Indonesia
Nikita Khrushchev
Bali
Sukarno
Two Named Co chairs of Lawrence Chamber Retail Division
Lawrence businessmen James Pendleton and Glenn Pierce were elected as co chairmen of the Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Division at the Wren Building meeting. Pendleton has led Montgomery Ward in Lawrence for seven years and Pierce runs Ober's Junior Miss with his wife, opened four years ago. Both relocated from other communities in Kansas.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants
Wren
James Pendleton
Montgomery Ward
Glenn Pierce
Ober
Walt Grigg
Pendleton
Texas
Chanute
Pierce
Prisoners Learn Drama From Student Actors
The article describes an educational theater project where inmates were appreciative of Saturday performances by visiting students. After a show, a convict asked where he learned knife drawing quickly. Students involved included Georgia Ay er, Jeanne Rustemeyer, Cleniece Roberts and others from Kansas City to Dallas.
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Goff
Lyda
Georgia Ayer
Lawrence
Jeanne Rustemeyer
Leavenworth
Cleniece Roberts
Ohio St
Steve Booser
Kansas City
Tom Winston
Dallas
Tex
al Rossi
Chicago
Gerten Keith
Sidney Berger
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joyce Malicky
Baldwin
Market News Kansas City Livestock Prices
AP reports on Kansas City cattle and hog markets with 5 200 cattle and calves 100. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 higher while cows rise up to 50. Vealers stockers and feeders firm. Good and choice slaughter steers 24 60 27 50, heifers 74 00 27 00. Hog prices steady to 26 higher.
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K.C. Livestock
Kansas City
Sheep Report Prices Steady Across All Classes
Wooly slaughter lambs top 50 dollars for good to choice wooled lots. Fall shorn lambs bring 19 dollars. Slaughter ewes range from 0 to 1.50 dollars.
Kansas City Wholesale Produce Prices Report
AP dispatch lists wholesale prices for eggs poultry and butter in Kansas City. Notes include large and medium egg categories with 25 to 26 cents per dozen ranges, hens and fryers weight classes, capons, ducks and geese prices, and butter grades with per pound figures.
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K.C
Kansas City
Local Market Prices From Farmers Cooperative Assn
Wheat 1.84 shell corn 1.02 ear corn 0.99 barley 0.80 oats 0.76 milo 1.50 soybeans 1.85. Poultry Heavy hens 0.09 light hens 0.06 old roosters 0.05. Fresh receipts 0.20.
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Cooperative Assn
Wall Street closes irregularly with mixed sector gains
The New York market eased into irregular trading as volume reached 3,000,000 shares. Gains for science stocks and select issues contrasted with declines in steels motors and rubbers, while Minnesota Mining Motorola and Polaroid rose, and Anaconda American Cyanamid Air Reduction U S Rubber and New York Central fell.
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Wall Street
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Minnesota
Motorola
Polaroid
U.S
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