Goldwater Stays in Presidential Bid Despite Senate Run
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater vows to pursue the Republican nomination to the convention in July even if he also seeks re election to the Senate. Denison Kitchel says the campaign is confident it can wrap up the nomination by early spring and notes the July 10 filing deadline for the Senate primary.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Goldwater
Denison Kitchel
Johnson
Senate
Kitchel
Worden rainfall records show record wet and dry years
Schwarz has observed Worden weather since 1932 from his farm instruments one mile west and one mile north. The wettest year on record was 1961 with 52.57 inches. Second wettest was 1951 with 51.90 inches. Monthly totals include January 0.58, February 1.00, March 1.44, April 0.997, May 3.38, June 4.16, July 3.47, August 2.10, September 1.8, October 4.54, November 1.22, December 0.23.
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Worden
Schwarz
Globe
New Plants in Kansas Multiply in December
Kansas Department of Economic Development reports 11 new manufacturing industries began production in December across nine communities including Ashland Chetopa Colby Everest Garden City Hutchinson Manhattan Muncie and Wichita. They produce bakery goods and custom-built horse trailers among other products.
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Kansas Department of Economic Development
Kansas
Ashland
Chetopa
Colby
Everest
Garden City
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Muncie
Wichita
Norton Chamber Opposes Trading Stamp Schemes
Norton Chamber of Commerce discourages participation in trading stamp schemes. The action signals local business stance amid consumer promotions in the late period.
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Norton Stamp Action
Norton
Norton Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence 1964 prospects and civic renewal hopes
The column urges Lawrence residents to push for 1964 progress with pride in the city’s history. It calls for tearing down pigeon-spotted monuments on Massachusetts Street, uniting business groups, expanding downtown development, a new city post office, and hosting more federal offices. It warns against mediocrity and stresses active cooperation between employers and workers to avoid spinning wheels.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Businessmen’s Association
Internal Revenue Bureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Local Banks Boost Resources to Record $38.58 Million
Resources of Lawrence banks rose to a record $38,578,194 at year end 1963, with First National Bank Douglas County State Bank and Lawrence National Bank reporting totals. The 1962 figure was $36,854,814, up $5,092,432 from 1961.
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Lawrence
First National Bank
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence National Bank
Tragic Belgrade Slav Crash Kills Dozens
A Belgrade area rail collision left at least 40 dead and more than 120 injured when a crowded commuter train struck a stationary passenger train at Jajinci Station. Eight coaches were crushed, rescue crews worked through wreckage, and Serbia declared a day of mourning.
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Belgrade
Yusoslavia
Jajinci
Serbia
Pozarevac
Yugoslavia
Papal Pilgrimage Includes Historic Orthodox Meeting
The Pope travels about 3,500 miles by plane and car from Rome visiting Jordan and Israel, marking the first papal Orthodox patriarch meeting in five centuries. Hussein says the visit is a memory to treasure as 15 white pigeons are released. The Pope calls the trip a pilgrimage of prayer and penance.
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Vatican City
Hussein
Vatican
Jordan
Israel
Rome
High Twelve Officers Installed on Tuesday
Most recently elected High Twelve Club officers will be installed at noon Tuesday in the Eldridge Hotel. New officers include William D. Wolfe president Lloyd M. Bigsby first vice president E L Haynes second vice president H W Stowits secretary Otto Cole treasurer Ellis P Addy W O Brownlee Ralph B Gemmell trustees Fred J Brown international representative H W Olmsted sergeant at arms Wolfe will be away in Florida and not present for installation.
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High Twelve Club
Eldridge Hotel
William D. Wolfe
Lloyd M. Bigsby
E. L. Haynes
H. W. Stowits
Otto Cole
Ellis P. Addy
W. O. Brownlee
Ralph B. Gemmell
Fred J. Brown
H. W. Olmsted
Wolfe
Florida
Wheat sale to Soviet Russia looms large in Kansas crop
The Continental Grain Company sold wheat to the Soviet Union, in the first government authorized order. The amount equals about 20 percent of 1963 Kansas wheat output, with a planned future sale roughly four times larger. The initial shipment is 36,745,000 bushels, while Kansas’ drought reduced total yield to 185,500,000 bushels, the smallest since 1957. Students in Baldwin return to classes Monday. Kansas University and Baker University Baldwin also reopen after Christmas.
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Soviet Russia
Continental Grain Company
U.S
Governemtt
Russia
Kansas
Baldwin Public Schools
Kansas University
Baker University of Baldwin
Hoffa Aide Harold Gibbons resigns from Hoffa's circle
In St Louis AP Harold J Gibbons vice president of the Teamsters resigns as James R Hoffa top aide effective January 1 He says he wants to return to the shops and local union work and that the union is not split by his departure.
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ST. Louis
Harold J. Gibbons
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Gibbons
Missouri Teamster
Teamsters Joint Council of
Crawford Named GM General Director of Sales in Detroit
H. E. Crawford a KU 1927 graduate and longtime Lawrence visitor is appointed general director of sales and service for General Motors in Detroit. He joined GM in 1930 rising through Chevrolet and Pontiac posts and has led GM scholarship efforts for KU students. He remains active with KU alumni and Pi Kappa Alpha.
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H. E. Crawford
Kansas University
Lawrence
General Motors
Detroit
Chevrolet
Philadelphia
Pontiac
Hank” Crawford
Pi Kappa Alpha
Wright to retire as Kansas teachers head after 18 months
Topeka AP reports 70 year old C. O. Wright will retire 18 months from now from his post as executive secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Association, a job he has held since 1941.
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Topeka
C. O. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
Potential New Venture Hints at Local Launch
A brief line hints at a forthcoming venture with phrases like watch for the new, suggesting an upcoming announcement or product is near. Further details and specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Lawrence Man's Resuming Of School a Bonus to City
Alvin Howell a Lawrence resident and KU junior, returned to college after 13 years away, balancing 30 city hours weekly with 14 KU credit hours. A City Engineering draftsman and artist, he designed brochures and election art, aiming to become an advertising illustrator after graduation in 1965. Howell credits affordability and past work for supporting his plan.
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Lawrence Man
Lawrence
Alvin Howell
Kansas University
Howell
City Hall
el Dorado
Air Force
Randolph Field
Texas
School of Aviation Medicine
National Alfalfa
Midland
Lawrence Paper Co
Box Factory
William Allen White School of Journalism
Georgia
6Th St
Boy 15 Confesses to Triple Murder in St Petersburg
Police said a 15 year old boy, described as a husband and father, confessed to raping and killing three elderly white women aged 67, 75, and 80 in a 10 block area. He admitted attacking two more women who survived and police tied him to the scenes with fingerprints. The suspect, Steve Washington Jr., was arrested as the city conducted a major manhunt.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Harold C. Smith
Steve Washington Jr
Eva Miller
Smith
Washington
Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Appears in 2005
Memorial Hospital releases a roster of individuals listed with addresses and surnames including Melvin Miller Billie Mitchell Shirley Wagner Harold Volk Leon ard Conrad Leon Stein Net tie Greer Carolyn Shuck Charlotte Herd and others. Dismissals include Lula Leach Roda Abel Annette Henry Mark Elzea Clarence Ragan Mark Ames Richard Tarwater among Baldwin Route 2 and Topeka residents.
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Melvin Miller
N.H
Billie Mitchell
Shirley Wagner
Harold Volk
Iowa
Leonard Conrad
W. 9Th
Leon Stein
Redbud
Nettie Greer
Eudora
Carolyn Shuck
Ottawa
Charlotte Herd
Tonganoxie
Lula Leach
Baldwin
Roda Abel
Route 2
Annette Henry
Mark Elzea
Haskell Institute
Clarence Ragan
Mark Ames
Richard Tarwater
Topeka
Local Auto Tune-up and Repair Services Ad
Service listing for brake muffler tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service with pickup delivery and road service offered in Mississippi area. Includes phone contact 3-9897 for Std and Miss Ph VI 3.
Rockefeller Opens NH Campaign With Handshake Tour
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller of New York begins a personal campaign in New Hampshire with a handshake tour to win votes in the first in the nation presidential primary. He is joined by Sen Barry Goldwater in Portsmouth after a rally at Portsmouth High School.
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Concord
N.H. AP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Portsmouth
Goldwater
Arizona
In Memoriam Levi Daniels 1962 Death Anniversary Note
In loving memory of Levi Daniels who died January 5 1962 two years ago. We shall never forget that day when our loved one was called away. Sadly missed by family.
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Levi Daniels
Card of Thanks for Flory Family Loss
The Flory family thanks friends and relatives for cards letters flowers and kindness after the loss of their beloved mother. Mr and Mrs M D Flory Mr and Mrs R C Kightlinger Mr and Mrs Aubrey F Fishburn extend gratitude for support.
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M. D. Flory
R. C. Kightlinger
Aubrey F. Fishburn
Dean McGee and Kerr Unhurt in a Mishap
Oklahoma City plane carrying Dean A. McGee Robert S. Kerr Jr and their wives slid off the Johnson City Texas air strip on landing. No one was injured. Kerr McGee Oil Industries board chairman and son of a late U.S. Senator was aboard a twin engine Beechcraft.
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Oklahoma City
Dean A. McGee
Robert S. Kerr Jr
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Kerr- McGee Oil Industries
U.S
Oklahoma
McGee
Kansas University
Federal Reserve Board
10Th District
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Louise H Kropf 93 Richland
Mrs Louise H Kropf 93 of Route 1 Richland died Friday afternoon at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Clinton Presbyterian Church burial Stull Cemetery Rumsey Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include three daughters and one son Oscar Kropf Route 1 Richland and three grandchildren. Born December 8 1870 in Germany longtime Douglas County resident.
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Louise H. Kropf
Richland
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Stull
Rumsey
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Reuter Organ
Cooperative Farm Chemical Association
Stokely van Camp
The
Journal-World
Kennedy
Associated Press
Lawrence Journal-World
Lawrence, Kan
Hoffa
Shakespeare
Journal
Boy
ART Nease Texaco Serv
Rocky
Memoriam
Lawrence Memorial Co
C. O
Andy Anderson
R. L
Bob Stewart
Don L. Bailey
West
Dean McGee
Kerr
C. M. Lessenden Sr
Ohio
Tamilys Arvanagemeal Office
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Ramsey Ney Funeral Home
Indiana
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