Franksville Politics: Sullanis Takes Senate Democratic Lead
In Frankfort, William L. Sullaan assumed the Democratic leadership of the State Senate. He declined to speak now, promising a fuller statement later. Wendell Van Hoose, Republican leader, also indicated he had nothing to say at present. The Senate composition stands at 20 Democrats and eight Republicans.
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Frankfort
William L. Sullaan
Takite
Nemercratic
Jeader
Senate
Tursiay
Wendell van Hoose
Hen
Federal School Help Faces Segregation Debate in House
Representative Powell claims enough votes to attach racial segregation restrictions to a federal school aid bill set for early House action. Halleck says the amendment could pass the House but likely fail in the Senate, while Eisenhower prepares to address the school aid plan in the State of the Union.
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Washington
Powell
D-Ny
House
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
New York
Halleck
Indiana
House Teader
Senate
Eisenhower
Hatchery to Move Into New Building Next May
The Douglas County Hatchery will occupy a new building at the northwest corner of 6th and Wis. Streets by late May. The facility costing about 18 000 dollars replaces the current hatchery at 812 Vt. Street to gain parking space and a 165 foot lot. Officials say relocation is delayed due to the ongoing hatching season. A nearby Cities Service station under construction at 6th and Wis. Streets will cost about 25 000 dollars.
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Douglas County Hatchery
6Th and
Wis. Sts
Cities Service
Concert Dates Changed at Kansas University
The faculty recital by Jan Chia passo is postponed to a later date. The Mozart Festival Quartet moves its program to Monday January 16. The revised schedule also lists University Chorus January 8, Mozart Chamber Music January 9, Claudio Arrau January 11, University Band January 9, and Richard Maag January ? Cellist.
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Jan Chiapasso
Kansas University
School of Fine Arts
Mozart Festival
University Chorus
Mozart
Claudio Arrau
University Band
Richard Maag
Coffeyville Man Dies From Monday Car Crash Injuries
Wreck injuries sustained when a car overturned north of Coffeyville Monday proved fatal yesterday for William Darrel Richardson 24 of Coffeyville.
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Coffeyville
Here
William Darrel Richardson
Dr Schwine’s Tuning Sketch Sparks Late Night Practice
A quirky note describes Dr Schwine turning a plane tuning mishap into a makeshift piano. He chipped two keys with a hammer during repairs, slipped, and damaged the top. Legs missing force the narrator to practice face down on the floor, banging keys loudly to stay awake and stir the neighbors.
Allen in Stillwater Denounces AAU Criticism Ahead of Game
Coach Allen in Stillwater as Jayhawker cagers prep for non-league clash with Oklahoma A&M. The Journal-World reports his son Milton, legal adviser, and Allen deny being intimidated by Henshel's legal threats. A legal reply defends amateurism principles and preserves potential counter suits.
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Allen
Stillwater
Okla
Jayhawker Cagers
Oklahoma A&m
At & Tonight
The
Journal- World
Today
Milton
Douglas County
Henshel
K. C
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Wes Santee
Registration Rule for Foreign Students at Kansas University
Foreign students and other non citizens in the area must report their addresses to the Immigration and Naturalization Service by January 13. Donald Alderson, KA dean of men, stated this requirement. Address-reporting cards are available at post offices or the INS office in Kansas City Missouri. a card must be filled out by a parent for any alien child under 14.
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Kansas University
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Donald Alderson
K. A
Kansas City
Allen
Divorce suit filed by Laura Gage against Ralph Gage
A divorce suit was filed Tuesday in District Court by Laura Jane Gage against Ralph Clifford Gage. The action seeks dissolution of their marriage and related relief.
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Laura Jane Gage
Ralph Clifford Gage
Kelley to Leave Haskell for Chilocco Indian School
W Keith Kelley longtime Haskell Institute principal will transfer to an administrative post at Chilocco Indian School in Oklahoma. Solon Ayers says no successor named yet and appointment will come from the Indian Bureau in Washington. Kelley began as a teacher at Concho then led Euchee Pawnee and Chimneco schools before joining Haskell in 1946. He served in the Navy during World War II and has ties to Lawrence Rotary Club and the Church of Christ. He is uncle to Dean Kelley and Allen Kelley, KU basketball stars from the Olympic year 1952.
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Allen
Thog
Henshel
Dad
Journal-World
U. S
Kansas
K. U
W. Keith Kelley
Haskell Institute
Chilovco
Kelley
Indian Service
Concho
Okla
Euchee
Sapulpa
Pawnee
Chimneco
U. S. Navy
Haskell
Lawrence Rotary Club
Church Off Christ
Molestation Reported Near 9th and Miss Streets
The mother of a 16 year old girl told police she was molested by an unidentified young white man near 9th and Miss. Streets Tuesday afternoon. Police scoured the area but found no suspect matching the description.
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9Th and Miss. Sts
French Forces Rescue Abducted Men Near Algiers
French troops moved to the hills near Algiers and rescued a French officer and 12 men taken by rebels two days earlier. Three rescued captives were recovered, but all showed grave injuries and were dying despite heavy wounds.
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Algiers
Lawrence items include Sunflower Village transfer and crime note
The Lawrence city area reports Sunflower Village administration moving under Sunflower Works control with Maj. Donald Citherman leading as of 1935. Also noted are a missing parathion poison incident at Kansas University, campus police statements, Lawrence Post Office 1955 receipts and meter postage totals, license tag sales up, weather with above normal January temps, and a boat theft from Kaw River bank northwest of Lawrence.
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Donald Citherman
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Gurvedetana
Lanham Art Project
Pety
Public Housing Administration
Ordnance Works
Shir
Oeynanve Corps
Berasine
Tate
Lawrence
Lee Norman
Univ. Dri
Kaw River
New Plan Aims to Cut Crop Surplus by Twenty Percent
New York dispatch says President proposes a plan to reduce surplus crops by up to 20 percent through farmer cooperation. Participating farmers would either claim cash for designated acres or draw from government surplus stocks to dispose of excess corn and other crops. The plan seeks to trim plantings and reduce excess storage while supporting farmers.
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New York
Haseshower Wall
Congress
A. Washington Dispatch
Two Couples Sought In Richland Holdup
FBI offices in New Mexico and Texas tracked an armed robbery in Richland where about $2100 was stolen after forcing Mrs. Cearuin Neese to open a vault. The suspects Willam Joseph Martin Frank Lee Morris Betty Lashier and an accomplice may flee toward New Mexico Texas or Mexico aboard a 1932 green Buick with 1956 plates. Warrants for armed robbery and burglary were issued by authorities.
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Paso
Tex
FBI
New Mexico
Texas
Usted
Dhehland
Kan
BBL
Cearuin ‘Neese
Chuk Gras
U. S
Sid
Liquor Store Operator Appeals Court Finding
A Lawrence liquor store operator was found guilty in County Court of selling liquor to a minor. John Taylor, 57, was fined 50 dollars and posted 500 bond for appeal to District Court after allegedly selling wine to a 17-year-old at 618 E 8th St on December 20. The case involves claims of false ID and similar police court advisements. Jeon Garcia and Mrs. Garcia are accused of selling to a minor at La Tropicana Club, 434 Locust S, with Judge Mack Maxwell yet to rule. the commission has moved to revoke the club’s beer license.
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Lawrence
Dot
John Taylor
Lovust St
Hal
Pikien
Taylor
Taskell Institute
Dee
Auni
Jeon Garcia
la Tropicana Club
UNESCO Speaker Ruth Wagner to Address KU Luncheon
Ruth Wagner managing editor of the Kansas Teacher will speak at a UNESCO luncheon in the Kansas Room Memorial Union Kansas University. The talk ties to the eighth annual United Nations Conference and covers fundamental education observed at the UNESCO Arab States Center in Egypt.
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Ruth Wagner
Kansas Teacher
Kansas State Teachers Association
Unesco
Kansas
Memorial Union
Kansas University
Wagner
Unesco-Arab States
Egypt
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Noted in Local Listings
Memorial Hospital records show births and residents including Elizaneth Walker 1645 La St Lyte W Clark Eudora Ruth Shohe 606 Ohio St Fred Juamirez 839 N J St Margaret Ann Parks 345 Mo St Sue Ellingsworth 81643 Conn St Allen Keith Nixon 1735 Miss St Bonnie Steele Richland Raye Wright 4100 Ohio St John Arthur Hall Jr Sunflower Peggy Feherhart Baldwin R G Lamb Sunflower Ralph Graham Tonganaxie Juanita Guana and baby Santa Fe Apts Mary Louw Kay 510 Ky St Wanda King and baby Paola Kenneth Casebier Sunflower Arten Redding Eudora Route 1 a daughter Tuesday Marcus Weavers 1529 W Std St 3 a son today.
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Elizaneth Walker
la. St
Lyte W. Clark
Eudora
Ruth Shohe
Ohio St
Fred Juamirez
N. J. St
Margaret Ann Parks
Mo. St
Sue Ellingsworth
Conn
Allen
Keith Nixon
Bonnie Steele Richland
Raye Wright
John Arthur Hall Jr
Sunflower
Peggy Feherhart
Baldwin
R. G. Lamb
Ralph Graham
Wibler C. Turner
Cadet St
Juanita Guana
Santa Fe Apts
Mary Louw Kay
Wanda King
Paola
Kenneth Casebier
Slaying of Pleasanton Woman Baffles Officers
A 64 year old widow Mrs Luetla Probased was found beaten and strangled in her Pleasanton home. Sheriff Bob Boyd ruled out robbery as the motive and investigators pursue other leads in the unspecified case.
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Pleasanton
Kasi
Bob Boyd
Luetla
Pleasanton Restauran
Market News Special: Mixed Prices across Commodities
A market brief shows 350 ton oven prices down 009.25 with mixed signals in livestock and grain. Cotton and wheat rise while hogs steady and corn and oats firm. Kansas City futures feature modest gains and losses. Wall Street opens weak then recovers late with light volume and scattered gains.
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Watc
Cash Grain
Kansas City
Milo Malze
Ar. Kafir
Shareholders Award Given to KPL Again
The United Shareholders announced KPL won the annual award for the second straight year. Kansas Power & Light Co paid a 30 cent per share dividend on about 26 000 holders. For the first nine months of 1983 K PL reported net income over 43 million, up from the prior year.
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United
Armerica Ayvid
Eliser & Lightoe
WE & L
Comeron
Kansas Power & Tight Co
EPA. Seas
Aes
Co-Chairmen Named for Mothers March and TWA Chief Dies
In MINEOLA New York Ralph Damon 58 president of Trans World Airlines died of pneumonia at Nassar Hospital. Damon led TWA since 1949 after roles with Curtiss Wright American Airlines and Republic Aviation. Robert Charlton announces two co chairs for the Mothers March to raise polio funds with blocks of Lawrence residents to be organized. Kansas Flying Farmers plan airport visit for a penny-per-pound drive and a Coffee March may be held with local cafe support for the polio campaign.
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TWA
Mineola
Ralph
Damon
Trans
World Airlines
Nassar
Garden
City
Franklin, II
Harvard
U. S
Air Cams
Curtiss Aerophine & Motor Co
Tamon
American Airlines
Republic Aviation Corp
Robert Charlton
Mes Harold’ Keli
Mes
Willlam Brent
Teharmon O
Kelly
Brent
Lawrence
Kansas
Delbert Erhiat
Charlton
Gas conference honors authors at Sina University event
About 34 experts were expected to attend a Nak Gas Conference at Sina University Saturday. The gathering aims to present authors with copies of a new nature textbook published by University Extension and to honor them. Chancellor Franklin BR Murphy will preside. Memorial Union Building hosts dinner. A Stephenson, professor emeritus, edits the text.
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Nak
Sina University
University
Jextension
Franklin BR. Murphy
Memorial Union
A. Stephenson
Card of Thanks for Frank Breiter
The Breiter family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of Mr. Frank Breiter.
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Frank Breiter
Breiter
Mrs Nevada Clark Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Mrs Moya dia Clark RT of 816 Conn St will be at 2 pm Thursday at the Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Wo 2D Merguson in charge Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. Parsons Kites Funeral services were held this morning for Edwar W Parsons 87 retired jeweler who died Monday Rudolph C Tatseh conducted the services at the Rumsey Funeral Home and Masonic graveside rites were at Oak Hall Cemetery Pallbearers were Ralph Achning Marcus Harman Joe Sehelbar Nick Sehelbar Wilfred Hunsinger and Vs Fusher. A survey in 19} revealed that 89 per cent of the families of Rhode Island owned television sets. This rampares ih a national average of 5& per cent of families throughout the country.
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Nevada Clark
Moya Dia Clark
Conn
Rumsey Funeral Home
Wo 2D. Merguson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Parsons Kites
Edwar W. Parsons
Rudolph C. Tatseh
Rumsey
Oak Hall
Ralph Achning
Marcus Harman
Joe Sehelbar
Nick Sehelbar
Wilfred Hunsinger
Vs. Fusher
Rhode Island
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K. GC
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Atchison
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