TV Writer Slashes Wife After Nightmare in Tarzana
Leonard Heideman 35, TV writer for Bonanza and Check Mate, allegedly killed his wife Dolores 32 in their Tarzana home after a nightmare. He said he woke in a daze, refused help, grabbed knives, and stabbed her as their 5 year old son cried for help. Heideman was treated for self-inflicted cuts and underwent psychiatric care.
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Tarzana
Calif
Leonard Heideman
Dolores
Dolores, 32. Police Said the Heidemans
Richard
Heideman
Kenneth
Nominees Named For Lawrence Education Group Officers
Nominees for the 1963 64 officers of the Lawrence Branch of the Association for Childhood Education were announced. Mrs. Helen Peters is named president, Mrs. Bessie Taylor first vice president, and Mrs. Jo Kapfer second vice president. Voting occurs at the March meeting.
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Lawrence
Association For Childhood Education
Helen Peters
Bessie Taylor
Jo Kapfer
Sunset Hill School
Ana Maria Tupo
Uruguay
Edda Buchberger
Austria
Kansas University
Rachel Corbett
Lawrence High School
Carl Knox
Mount Oread hikers endure tough trek to Ottawa in punishing hike
A group led by DeVoe and Sipe pressed toward Ottawa along U S 59 through the Wakarusa Valley. They pushed through blisters and fatigue with Tim Kennedy and Gerald Hardton close behind, while a friendly dog joined briefly and a skunk incident tainted their gear. DeVoe and Sipe quit smoking to train, and Jerry Rooney pushed on despite a toe blister.
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Mt. Oread
U.S. 59
Wakarusa Valley
Baldwin Junction
Ottawa
DeVoe
Sipe
Tim Kennedy
Prairie Village
Gerald Hardton
Claflin
Kennedy
Jerry Rooney
Lawrence
Fourth Estate
White House
Pierre Salinger
Ham mered teen dies in Salt Lake City beating case
Carol Annette Clayton died from skull fractures after a hammer attack two days earlier in Salt Lake City. Rex Hintze, 17, is accused of the assault. another girl, Drinda Ames, 18, remains in serious condition.
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Salt Lake City
Carol Annette Clayton
Rex Hintze
Drinda Jane Ames
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence Area
Henry L Stover 69 of 1305 Oak Hill died Friday night at Winter Veterans Hospital Topeka funeral Monday 2 p m Wall Diffenderfer Mortuary Topeka burial Memorial Park Topeka he born March 17 1893 in Johnson County a World War I veteran VFW member survivors widow daughter and two sisters Edward J Brooks died this morning in El Dorado after eight years in Lawrence he and Mrs Brooks would have their 60th wedding anniversary Monday born in Marion married Rosetta Ambler Feb 25 1903 moved to El Dorado 1918 later lived in western Kansas Nevada Mo and Lawrence Brooks Law Shop survivors widow three daughters three sons funeral arrangements pending Nellie B Streeter 89 of 1340 Vt St longtime Lawrence resident died this morning at home survivors sister brother and several nieces and nephews funeral arrangements pending
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Henry L. Stover
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Winter Veterans Hospital
Topeka
Wall-Diffenderfer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Stover
Johnson County
VFW Post
Muriel Stover
Thelma Rose Stover
Lillian Hill
W. 22Nd St
Margaret Able
Osawatomie
Edward J. Brooks
el Dorado
Brooks Law Shop
A. E. Fetrow
Cassady
O. E. Singleton
Sedalia
H. G. Evilsizer
Louisville
A. J. Brooks
Sam Brooks
Wichita
Cliff Brooks
Gary
Ind
Nellie B. Streeter
Vt. St
Harriet Blair
Arthur N. Blair
Ohio St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Zoology Professor Receives NSF Grant for Marmot Study
Dr Kenneth B Armitage associate professor of zoology at Kansas University has been awarded a 1000 grant from the National Science Foundation to fund a summer research assistant Milton S Topping a Lawrence senior and NSF undergraduate participant. Topping will work at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Colorado on Armitages study of marmot social behavior.
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Kenneth B. Armitage
Kansas University
National Science Foundation
Milton S. Topping
Lawrence
NSF
Topping
Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory
Colorado
Dr. Armitage
Jamaican Chosen Royalty at Baker University Yearbook Queen
June Masters of Jamaica West Indies was named Baker University Yearbook Queen for 1963 in a ceremony before the final performance of Annie Get Your Gun. The Independent Students Association representative will appear in Wildcat. She was chosen by three Kansas University Art Department faculty members. Other finalists included Pam Meedel Sharon Lane Carol Spencer and Janet Fields from various sororities.
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Jamaica
West Indies
Baker University
Independent Students Association
Wildcat
Baker
Kansas University Art Department
Pam Meedel
Florissant
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Sharon Lane
Shawnee Mission
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Carol Spencer
Brentwood
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Janet Fields
Phi Mp Sorority
Too Many Firearms editorial airs on WIBW
Lawrence editors report the editorial Too Many Firearms will be broadcast on WIBW Topeka at 2 45 p m Sunday addressing a Kansas University campus firearms incident and minor access to lethal weapons. The piece previews broader safety concerns tied to youth gun access.
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Journal-World
WIBW
Topeka
Kansas University
Maxim's 1888 Breakthrough: First Practical Machine Gun
Sir Hiram S. Maxim achieved a landmark in weaponry by developing the first practicable machine gun in 1888. This invention transformed military technology and spurred rapid advances in autoloading firearms.
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Hiram S. Maxim
Congressmen and secrecy in government voiced by Mollenhoff
Clark Mollenhoff called for greater scrutiny of Washington and warned that secrecy and press censorship rise under government officials. He cited the Kennedy administration and Pentagon practices, urging strong candidates and broad financial support to keep Congress independent and the press free.
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U.S
Chicago
Clark Mollenhoff
Cowles Publications
Mollenhoff
Washington
Congress
Executive Department
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Ike
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Skybolt
Cuba
Memorial Hospital Notices and Birth Announcement
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Robert M. Austin and Clara Houston with routing details. Birth announcement reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. William Hamble of 2623 Belle Crest on Friday.
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Robert M. Austin
Maine
Clara Houston
Shirley J. Rule
William Hamble
Belle Crest
Local Couples Welcome Sons and Car Safety Reminder
Mr and Mrs Earl Lee Reavis of Perry greet a son. Mr and Mrs Calbert D Knox of McLouth welcome a son. Midas auto safety engineers urge keeping a car window open a crack to avoid deadly carbon monoxide leaks from muffler or tail pipe into the interior.
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Earl Lee Reavis
Perry
Calbert D. Knox
McLouth
Midas
Rockefeller A Long Record Of Philanthropy And Industry
Winthrop Rockefeller speaking at the Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Kansas University Union. The Rockefeller family donations funded medical research education religious projects and historic restoration. Winthrop’s Arkansas ventures include Winrock Farms and irrigation projects with a noted push for interracial progress.
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Kansas University Union
Joseph McCoskine
Eugene Wallace
Tom Moore
Virginia Titus
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Winthop
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Rockefeller Foundation
John Sr
General Education Board
South
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Winthrop
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Riverside Church
Rockefeller Center
John Jr
Arkansas
Little Rock
Winrock Farms
Rockefeller
Industrial Development Committee of
International Rice Institute in Philippines Leads Rice Research
The International Rice Institute in the Philippines stands as the world's most complete center for training and research on rice, covering production, distribution and utilization.
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International Rice Institute
Philippines
1st Southern Baptist Church To Be Dedicated on Sunday
The First Southern Baptist Church at 19th St and Naismith Dr will be dedicated at 2 30 p m Sunday with a full day of activities. Speakers include Rev George Roberts Rev William ODell Rev H H Whatley Rev Bill Smith and Pastor Roy Brown.
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Southern Baptist Church
First Southern Baptist Church
19Th St
Naismith
H. H. Whatley
Wichita
Church Loan Association of the Southern Baptist Church
Bill Smith
Bethel
Roy Brown
Calvin Luck
Slim Windsor
Max Cowden
A. D. Janzen
Owen Durham
Charles Sullivant
Lyle Dauber
Paul Andrews
Charles Beck
Wilbur Summy
Ken Harrard
Dean McHard
Marvin Humphrey
First
10Th and
N. Y. Sts
19Th
Career Night Attracts 135 Attendees In Lawrence
More than 135 people attended the Career Night for Minority Youth sponsored by the Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy at Plymout h Congregational Church. Speakers included KU Education Prof Richard Rundquist Homer Floyd of the Kansas Civil Rights Commission Lawrence Chamber President Jim Clark and KU assistant dean Arthur McElherne. The event covered educational and occupational opportunities and officials anticipated constructive outcomes.
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Lawrence League For
Plymouth Congregational Church
NPD
LPD
Richard Rundquist
Kansas University Education Department
Homer Floyd
The
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jim Clark
Arthur McElherne
Rockefeller to Address Topeka GOP Fundraiser Dinner
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will headline a Republican fund raising dinner set for April 5 in Topeka. Kansas GOP chairman Richard D. Rogers said the event will be at the Municipal Auditorium with time details to come.
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Topeka
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Kansas
GOP
Richard D. Rogers
Manhattan
Municipal Auditorium
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