Eisenhower Aims to Aid GOP For 1962 64 Elections
Former President Eisenhower signals eagerness to help Republicans refurbish the party for 1962 and 1964. Senator Styles Bridges reports Eisenhower invited GOP leaders to Gettysburg to meet this spring and anticipated a June dinner speech. The move follows Kennedy attacks on Eisenhower policies.
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Calif
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Gettysburg
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Congress
Local Obituaries and Death Notices From McLouth Area
Oscar Henry Harding 79 longtime McLouth resident died at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital in Winchester born June 9 1881 in McLouth he operated restaurants there over 50 years member of IOOF Lodge in Lawrence funeral services to be announced by Bradford Funeral Home McLouth survivors include two daughters two sons a sister a brother six grandchildren and four great grandchildren also noted are the deaths of Mrs Martha Marie Supps 74 of 1315 NY St funeral 2 pm at St Luke AME Church burial Oak Hill Cemetery and Mrs Nancy Elizabeth Bosze 49 of TG Pa St who died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital burial Oak Hill Cemetery survivors listed including husband three daughters one son and three sisters.
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Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Ioof Lodge
Lawrence
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Kan
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Topeka
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Elm St
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Fort Stockton
Tex
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Martha Marie Supps
N.Y. St
St. Luke Ame Church
H. Calvin McMillan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
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TG Pa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
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Connie Spitz
Albion, Mich
Joan Gish
Leavenworth
Pamela Bosze
James Bosze
U. S. Army
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Pa. St
Rudolph Reese
Maple Lane
Martha la Rue
Margaret Ray
Stu
Births and residents listed in Memorial Hospital notice
Births announced for Clifford Evans at 532 Mechanic a son and Mathias Mertes of 2316 Vt a daughter. The notice also provides a long list of names and addresses associated with Memorial Hospital in Baldwin Lecompton Eudora DeSoto and nearby towns.
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James Watkins
Baldwin
Stella Logan
Ardyth Kennedy
Lindenwood
Ronda Bereiter
N. Y
Marl Nehrbass
Richard Hunter
Clare Rd
Shirley Stewart
Ward
Clarence Crumet
Harry Sutton
Lecompton
George Jones
Tenn
Sherry Trusty
A. 1
Bertha Cunha
Denise Harris
Glenna Corel
Route 2
Arlene Craus
Tonganoxie
Sonja Schultz
Brook
Sharon Mertes
Clifford Evans
Mathias Mertes
Albeneri Trio to Perform at KU March 3 in Swarthout Hall
The Albeneri Trio consisting of Arthur Balsam Giorgio Ciompi and Benar Heifetz will give a recital at 8 pm Friday March 3 in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall Lawrence. They plan Beethoven Piston and Schubert trios with tickets from the Fine Arts School or Bell's Music Co.
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Kansas University
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Arthur Balsam
Giorgio Ciompi
Benar Heifetz
Lawrence
Beethoven
Piston
Schubert
The
Fine Arts School
Bell's Music Co
Soviet Tactics Labeled Crude by Western Diplomats
In Bonn the Soviets are said to sow distrust between the Bonn government and NATO allies with a sugar and sweet campaign described as childishly crude. They tell the West to unite on peaceful projects while implying Germany may be sacrificed for long term peace. They are polite to Germans after branding them war criminals and ease attacks on Chancellor Adenauer.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Konrad Adenauer
KU Lutheran Students To Lead Sunday Services
Members of the Kansas University Lutheran Student Association will run Sunday worship at Trinity Lutheran Church with services at 9 15 and 11 am under the guidance of Wendell Nelson. Richard Johannesen speaks, Calvin Almquist liturgist, scripture read by Robert Uplinger, organists Barbara Bullock and Charles Clutz, choir directed by Gwen Altic, and a string ensemble.
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Kansas University
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wendell Nelson
National Lutheran Council
Richard Johannesen
Calvin Almquist
Robert Uplinger
Barbara Bullock
Charles Clutz
LSA
Gwen Altic
Sandra Gustafson
Nancy Vogel
James Anderson
Lawrence crowd taunts runner during Kansas track meet incident
At the Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma State tri meet in Allen Fieldhouse an official urged a Jayhawk runner with calls of Keep going Charlie There was confusion as observers corrected the name to Bill A fellow spectator joked that Bill runs well thinking a pug named Charlie is about to pass him.
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Bill
Lawrence
Washington
Goldberg
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Art Education Conference at KU Highlights Individual Differences
Dr Edward L Mattis of Penn State told about 125 art supervisors at a Kansas University dinner session that the major role in art education is to pay attention to the fact we are dealing with individuals. The 12th annual conference emphasized personal differences in teaching.
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Kansas University
Edward L. Mattis
Pennsylvania State University
Lawrence merchants optimistic on 1961 business outlook
Saturday Column notes Lawrence merchants report mixed but generally positive conditions. Local dealers cite strong January and February performances across autos, appliances, clothing, and groceries, with expectations for a solid year despite national unemployment concerns.
Foreign Students Share Views at LHS Brotherhood Week
Three foreign students spoke during a Lawrence High School Brotherhood Week assembly. Sara Dodd from Wales, Moira Molly from Ireland, and Richard Sheng from Nationalist China addressed the audience sharing impressions of America.
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America
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Wales
W. 19Th
St. Terr
Moira Molly
Ireland
Vt. St
Richard Sheng
Nationalist
China
Utah Cr
Crosswalk Safety Advisory From Lawrence Traffic Commission
The law requires pedestrians to cross only at intersections or within marked crosswalks. Jaywalking can be fatal in an instant. Walk defensively and stay alert for potential driver violations when crossing streets.
Kennedy Moves to Provide Family Privacy at Church
The White House will no longer inform newsmen in advance where and when President Kennedy will attend Sunday church services seeking peace for worship. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said the policy reflects the President’s desire for privacy and will extend to domestic staff who must sign agreements not to publish experiences. The Kennedys also restrict photographers and reporters from Glen Ora, their Virginia country retreat.
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HELP KU Plan Names Campaign Leaders in Lawrence
The Lawrence HELP KU fund announces chairs for March solicitations to support KU students. Leaders include M S Winter and J L Constant in Advance Gifts, Riley Burchamp and others in Business, and Dr Raymond Moore among KU Campus chairs. The fund aims to aid about 2,500 KU students and will replace the Greater University Fund solicitation in Lawrence with a mid March kickoff.
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Olin Petefish
Lawrence Student Loan Fund
M. S. Winter
J. L. Constant
Arthur Weaver
Skipper Williams
Riley Burcham
Chester Jones
Warren Rhodes
Clifton Calvin
Paul Smart
Ben Barteldes
Raymond Moore
Lawrence Help KU
Greater University Fund
Lawrence
Psychology Department Schedules Two Guest Speakers
The Kansas University Psychology Department lists two forthcoming talks. Dr. O Hobart Mowrer of Illinois University speaks Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Forum Room, Kansas Union, on Guilt and Behavior Theory with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Castle Tea Room. Contact the psychology office by Saturday. Dr. Irvin Rock of the New School for Social Research presents Friday at 8 p.m. in the Forum Room, March 3, on Current Research on the Role of Repetition in Learning.
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O. Hobart Mowrer
Illinois University
The
Kansas Union
Mowrer
Castle
Psychology Office
Irvin Rock
New School For Social Research
New York City
Forum
Soviet Proposal Is Unacceptable in Disarmament Talks
John J. McCloy, Kennedy’s top disarmament adviser, rejects the Soviet plan for general and complete disarmament in four years. He urges perseverance in seeking arms control accords despite Soviet actions in Laos, the Congo, and Cuba.
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Mass
Kennedy
United States
John J. McCloy
Laos
Congo
Cuba
Deay Golden Wedding Thank You Note
Mr and Mrs Frank Deay express gratitude for the lovely cards and congratulatory messages received during their golden wedding celebration. Sincerely, the Deays.
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