Division Chiefs For UF Honored At Rotary Lunch
Lawrence Rotary Club honored division chiefs of the 1963 Lawrence United Fund drive. Prof. Donald Metzler praised 2,500 donors who gave an average $15 to support 13 agencies. Special recognition went to division chairs including Residential Mrs Larry Heeb and Kansas University captains, with Skipper Williams lauded for leading the fund. A special award was given to Neal Wherry for becoming executive secretary.
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Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence Rotary Club
Donald Metzler
Neal Wherry
Lawrence
Douglas County
Metzler
Larry Heeb
Robert Radcliffe
Roy Bergen
Penny Jones
Paul Getto
Arden Booth
Olin Petefish
Richard Griffith
John Garcia
Bennie Stewart
Lawrence High School
Central and West
Wherry
Burns Suffered Sunday Fire In Lawrence Home
Claud Davis age 43 suffered second and third degree burns to his face arms and upper body in a Sunday morning blaze at 1009 North J Street Lawrence He is described as blind and stable at Lawrence Memorial Hospital His roommate Ernest Robinson received burns on his hands and was treated and sent home Fire Chief F C Sanders says a cigarette likely started the fire with damage confined to the upstairs rooms and no damage downstairs
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Lawrence
N. J. St
Claud Davis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Davis
Ernest Robinson
F. C. Sanders
Robinson
LMH
Sanders
Camera reported stolen from Hixon Studio on Mass Street
Police said a 33 mm camera valued at nearly $500 was taken from the Hixon Studio and Camera Shop at 721 Mass Street. Owner Bob Blank discovered the loss after 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Hixon
Mass. St
Bob Blank
Douglas County Officials Outline Upcoming Legislation Roundtable
Senator Don Hults and Representatives Odd Williams and John Vogel will chair a roundtable on pending bills at the January Farm Bureau supper. The 4-H Fairgrounds Building No. 1 hosts the 7:15 p m event with rolls and beverages for a basket dinner. Food chairman is Raymond Pine. program chairman C. E. Banning.
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Don Hults
Odd Williams
John Vogel
Farm Bureau
Raymond Pine
C. E. Banning
Rockefeller Presents Clear Choice for Voters in GOP Race
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says if nominated he will offer voters a clear alternative to Democratic philosophy. He contrasts his views with Goldwater’s, claims a fundamental difference, and emphasizes balanced budgets and a centralized government stance. Goldwater accuses Rockefeller of being a me too candidate.
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Albany N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
GOP
Johnson
New Hampshire
Concord
Governor Seeks Bookkeeping Plan To Aid 1965 Budget
Gov. John Anderson said he will urge two controversial bookkeeping measures in the 1964 session to fund the 1965 fiscal year. The proposals, long opposed by Republicans, combine a sales tax with general funds and delay distribution of sales tax residue to local units. The plan could add about 7 to 8 million dollars to state finances and delay residue might yield around 123.5 million. He plans a budget without major tax increases if these measures are adopted.
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Topeka
John Anderson
George Docking
Anderson
Boy Raised as a Girl Becomes Father After Surgery
Chicago AP report details a boy misidentified as a girl for 13 years who, after corrective surgery by Dr James Barrett Brown, was identified as male. The patient later married and fathered a baby girl ten years post operation. no sex change occurred.
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Chicago
James Barrett Brown
St. Louis
Surgery
Brown
Washington University Plastic Surgery Service
Annual UF Parley On Tuesday Night
The Lawrence United Fund will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Little Theater at Lawrence High School. Officers will be elected, six new board members added, and replacements chosen for unexpired terms.
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Lawrence United Fund, Inc
Lawrence High School
Don Metzler
Viola McGrew
J. J. Wilson
Ivan Rappard
Armin Landis
Bill Mayer
Mike Getto
Lawrence
Neal Wherry
Wescoe to Meet in Washington Over Higher Education Act
Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will meet in Washington on Saturday with U S education commissioner Francis Keppel and staff to discuss developing the Higher Education Facilities Act. Also attending are Logan Wilson of Minnesota University and the American Council on Education. The act allocates 1.2 billion to college programs, with Kansas institutions receiving 3.2 million.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Washington, D. C
Francis Keppel
U.S
Vandals Damaged KU Annex Strong Hall and Templin Hall Car
KU police reported vandalism Sunday at Annex Strong Hall where Room 6 doors with mail boxes were damaged. No mail loss noted. A fire in the back seat of Michael Nossaman’s car at Templin Hall was extinguished after a call at 9:40 p.m. Nossaman did not know the seat’s value.
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Strong Hall Annex C
Kansas University
Orville G. Robertson
Templin Hall
Michael Nossaman
Mulvane Senior
Nossaman
Kansas Law School Awards Five New Scholarships
Dean James K. Logan announced five new law school scholarships at Kansas University for the 1964-65 year. Scholarships, up to 750 dollars each, come from alumni generosity supporting Chancellor Wescoe’s plan to retain superior Kansas students. Awards consider financial need and a mix of undergrad grades with Law School Admissions Test scores.
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Kansas University Law
James K. Logan
Logan
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas
Law School
Red China Population Toppled Past 735 Million
Hong Kong AP reports population experts estimate Red China now exceeds 735 million. Peking seldom releases numbers. last 1957 figure was 656,630,000. Premier Chou En Lai said population grows about 2 percent annually, though figures here may be conservative.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peking
Chou En-Lai
Cairo
China
Chou
Kansas University Artist Wins Missouri Exhibition Prize
KU instructor Randall F. Sadler won a $300 prize in the 19th Missouri Exhibition at the City Art Museum of St. Louis for his oil painting Three Figures. This marks KU’s second straight year with a prize. last year Thomas P. Coleman of Wichita won the Henry V. Putzel purchase prize for The Dream of Max B. Coleman recently earned an MFA and joined Nebraska University faculty.
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Randall F. Sadler
Kansas University
Missouri
City Art Museum of St. Louis
St. Louis
Thomas P. Coleman
Wichita
Henry V. Putzel
Max B.’’ Coleman
Nebraska University
Two Generations of Service by the Rumsey Family
Rumsey Funeral Home highlights decades of family service and care continuing across generations. The ad lists contact VI 3-5111 for funeral services and arrangements.
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Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana segregation law
The Supreme Court affirmed a three judge New Orleans district court ruling striking down a state law that required racial segregation at public entertainments and athletic events. The court also held the New Orleans NAACP could use the city auditorium on equal terms. Mayor Schiro and officials appealed for reversal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
U.S. District Court
New Orleans
NAACP
Victor H. Schiro
District Court
Lawrence Rotary honors late Judge Hugh Means
Lawrence Rotary Club paid tribute to the late Judge Hugh Means who died January 1. Raymond Rice, a longtime friend and Lawrence attorney, spoke praising Means who served as district judge for about one third of his life and held the scales of justice for 75,000 people. Separately KU students celebrated Rock Chalk Review selections and staged late New Year style celebrations on campus and surrounding streets.
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Hugh Means
Lawrence Rotary Club
Lawrence
Raymond Rice
Means
Lawrence Civic Club
Rice
Kansas University
Rock Chalk Review
Jayhawk Boulevard
Memorial Drive
Arson Fire Destroys Astor Hotel Ballroom
An arsonist set a fire at New York Citys Astor Hotel burning the grand ballroom. About 400 guests evacuated as smoke filled the 11 story landmark in Times Square. Fire officials reported witnesses saw the suspect flee and described a man 30 to 35 wearing a trench coat and glasses. The blaze began in draperies along the ballroom lower balcony and spread with a device. no injuries were reported.
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New York
Astor Hotel
Times Square Area
Edward Thompson
Thompson
Coin Machines Hit At 2 Local Laundries
Police said coin machines at Horns Coin Operated Laundry on La St and Grover Laundry on Barker Ave were broken into during late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. About $15 in change was stolen from Horns, while Grover reported no estimated loss. A separate burglary at Reedy Lumber Co. yielded $4 to $5 in change and $10 in five cent stamps via a rear window entry.
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Horn
la. St
Grover
Barker Ave
Reedy Lumber Co
Patterson Wins Fight in Comeback Stop of Amonti
Floyd Patterson stopped Santo Amonti at 2 minutes 25 seconds of the eighth round in Stockholm marking his first comeback bout since losing to Sonny Liston last July. Amonti was described as Italy’s heavyweight king.
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Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
Santo Amonti
Sonny Liston
Saturday Stroke Kills Publisher Millard Cope
Millard Lewis Cope, 58, publisher of the San Angelo Standard Times and AP director, died Saturday of a stroke. A former president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, he spent 35 years with the Harte-Hanks newspaper group. Born in Sonora, Texas.
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San Angelo
Tex
Millard
Lewis Cope
San Angelo Standard- Time
Associated Press
Cope
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Harte-Hanks
Sonora
High Court to Hear Prince Edward Desegregation Case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments March 30 on Prince Edward County Virginia desegregation, urging prompt action to reopen public schools halted in 1959 after the 1954 ruling. The long-running dispute began in May 1951 and has moved through federal and state courts overdue for final resolution.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Virginia
U.S. Circuit Court
Pope urges world leaders to pursue peace in Bethlehem
In a Bethlehem address at the end of a pilgrimage, the Pope called on chiefs of state to renew their efforts for world peace. He urged governments to seek a new spirit of concord and generosity to avert a future world war and its incalculable consequences.
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Bethlehem
Millionaire Bartholomae Slain In Coast Kitchen Fight
Newport Beach California police probe the murder of multimillionaire William W Bartholomae found with two stab wounds in his bayfront home. Suspect Carmen Gallardo Bartholomae 25 the victim’s sister in law is jailed after reporting the affair and fainting during police questioning. A hospitalised sister Mincla Gallardo 32 is under guard. Coroner notes multiple scratches on the victim.
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Newport Beach
Calif
William W. Bartholomae
Bayfront
Carmen Gallardo Bartholomae
Carmen
Mincla Gallardo
Bartholomae
Weather notes for the weekend at KU area
The Saturday high at KU reached 56 degrees while downtown marked 59. Sunday cooled to 33 with a Saturday low of 26. The date’s all time high is 64 in 1961 and the record low is 7 in 1942. Temperatures a year ago were 44 and 26.
Two Car Crash Causes $450 Damage At City Intersection
A two car collision near the 6th and Ariz Streets intersection after 7 p.m. Saturday caused an estimated $450 in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were John T. Georgia, 53, of Topeka, and Eldon E. Hartenstine, 16, of 1128 Del. Street.
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6Th
Ariz. Sts
John T. Georgia
Topeka
Eldon E. Hartenstine
del. St
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