Two Injured in Separate Traffic Mishaps Here
Two persons received minor injuries Sunday in separate traffic accidents. Barbara S. Robertson, 17, and Bob J. Mueller, 27, were treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Robertson was a passenger in a car driven by Dale E. Nitz, who collided with Glenn F. Rothwell Jr. near 711 West 28th Street. Mueller’s car collided with vehicles driven by Ronald Shore, Braham Medjer, and Saleh Arfas near 11th and Massie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara S. Robertson
Route 2
Bob J. Mueller
Mass. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Miss Robertson
Dale E. Nitz
Router
Nitz Auto
Glenn F. Rothwell Jr
Mueller
20Th
Ohio Sts
John W. Sewell
Stouffer Place
Michael Harris
Clare Rd
Sewell
High Dr
Emery Rd
Mark M. Mathews
Thomas H. Meier
Kasold Dr
Meier
10Th and
William F. Gibbs
W. 14Th St
Cloyd G. Herren
Walnut St
Ala. St
William A. Emory
Fireside Dr
Richard T. Turanski
Ridge Cr
Emory Auto
Turanski
19Th
Barker Ave
Warren D. Potts
del. St
Holly D. Miley
Kansas Sets Eleven State Historic Sites Across State
Kansas lists eleven state owned historic sites and notes numerous private and public historic interest points spread through the state for preservation and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State
Kennedy Says No on McCarthy in Peace Bid
Senator Robert Kennedy of New York said he cannot further the peace cause by backing Senator Eugene McCarthy for president. He reaffirmed support for President Johnson and argued he can be more useful by continuing Johnson's re-election while criticizing Vietnam policy. Speaking to students at Manhattan Community College, Kennedy said his judgment at the moment is not to support McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Kennedy
Johnson
McCarthy
Manhattan Community College
Skoog Named Campaign Chairman for Crutcher Run
State Rep Ralph Skoog of Topeka was named campaign chairman for Lt Gov John Crutcher in Crutcher's bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Crutcher also named Bob Turney as Shawnee County campaign manager. Skoog, a geologist, civil engineer and attorney, and president of the Kansas State University Alumni Association, is serving his third term in the Kansas House.
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Topeka
Ralph Skoog
John Crutcher
Crutcher
Skoog
Bob Turney
Shawnee County
Kansas State University
Kansas House of Representatives
Ready Mix Buys Ottawa Company
Lawrence Ready Mix announces its purchase of Fogle Ready Mix in Ottawa. Ottawa Ready Mix will operate as a division of Lawrence Ready Mix, with Ted Fogle to manage until a new manager is chosen. The Ottawa plant becomes the third permanent Lawrence plant, joining moved Tonganoxie and portable Perry locations.
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Lawrence Ready Mix
Maple St
Fogle Ready Mix Company
Ottawa
Travis Glass
Ottawa Ready Mix
Lawrence Company
Glass
Tonganoxie
Baldwin
Perry
Ted Fogle
Lawrence
Large crop conference to draw 100 farmers Wednesday
More than 100 northeast Kansas farmers are expected at a 10 a.m. Wednesday crops and soil conference at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Douglas County agriculture agent Dan Pherigo notes the gathering covers about 30 000 acres and $13 million in land and equipment. He cites past flooding as a setback and foresees Kansas State University speakers on micronutrients.
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Northeast
Kansas
Dan Pherigo
Douglas County
Pherigo
Wakarusa
Kansas State University
Municipal Court Traffic and Non-Traffic Docket Summary
Alan Betty of 2021 Stewart Rd speeding 10 dollars. Larry Franklin of 1304 Tenn St parking ticket warrant 10 dollars. Richard Schian 725 Ariz St parking violation 4.50 dollars. Harold Knapheide 1301 La St parking ticket warrant 16 dollars. Forfeited bond. Charlie Hale 816 E 11th St drunk 30 days.
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Alan Betty
Stewart Rd
Larry Franklin
Tenn. St
Richard Schian
Ariz. St
Harold Knapheide
la. St
Charlie Hale
E. 11Th St
Community Birth Announcements From Tonganoxie Area
A long list records births and new arrivals across multiple households including Topeka Kansas City and Eudora. Notable entries include Mrs Virginia Freeman and baby boy Topeka and Mrs Carolyn Supple and baby boy 345 Ill. plus several twin or single births with dates listed as Sunday or Saturday.
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Brenda Floyd
Ill
Ava Ellison
Topeka
Oscar Basile
Ottawa
John Colyer
W. 20Th
Karen Schmitz
Tenn
Fred Lobb
Kansas City
Kan
Mary Reusch
Fla
Davie Minnick
Crestline
Jesse Trine
N. Y
Edith Blair
Ohio
Virginia Freeman
Florence Baughman
Vivian Stuchell
R. I. M. Stuchell
R. I
Andrew Barber
Sunflower Village
Alfred Faler
Walnut
Carolyn Supple
Lloyd McMinn
Hillview
Barbara Jordan
W. 5Th
Jean Morgan
Rolland Hueston
Eudora
Emma Randall
Patricia Groninger
Evelyn Piiler
Baldwin
Beth House
Marjorie Swindler
Grady Landon
Mary Dunn
Arnold Glass
Route 1
Beverly Wilks
Harry Litvin
Cel
Stephen Sapp
Concord Rd
Mary Stevens
Tonganoxie
Charles Vaughn
Celinda Strunk
Wilbur Summy
N. H
Weekend thefts and vandalism reported to police
Police logged two thefts a break-in and vandalism over the weekend. John Slavens of Clark's Service, 511 W 9th St, reported burglars took 142.50 in cash from his station Saturday or Sunday. a rear window was pried but the desk remained untouched. Ballard Center at 708 Elm St saw vandalism to a typewriter and a telephone while open. Rod Taylor of 1602 W 15th St, reported a wallet with 60 stolen from Robinson Gymnasium locker. Jo Ann Jones of 1800 Naismith Dr, reported December theft of ring, watch, necklace and earrings totaling 104.
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John Slavens
Clark
W. 9Th St
Ballard Center
Elm St
Rod Taylor
W. 15Th St
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas University
Jo Ann Jones
Naismith Hall
Naismith Dr
KU Student- Death of Freidenberger in 1967 Car Crash
State sophomore from Whitewater Wisconsin Freidenberger drove a 1967 model sports car on K-18 near Manhattan when it left the road and struck a concrete pillar beside a torn down bridge. The car dropped from sight. Miss Winn revived after hours and notified police. Temperatures were below zero at the time.
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Whitewater
Wis
Freidensberger
Manhattan
Miss Winn
Freidenberger
California Heart Transplant Marks Fourth Human Case
Dr. Donald C. Harrison reported Kasperak’s heart output at 5.3 liters per minute twelve hours after a 42 hour operation with a near normal rate for his size. Mrs. White died after donating her heart and kidney, enabling Kasperak’s transplant and a successful kidney donation to another patient. Drs Shumway and Harrison warned the long-term risk of rejection remains and recovery will take months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Harrison
Stanford Medical Center
Harrison
Kasperak
Shumway
White
Judy
Rickey
France Gets Subsidy to Sell Wheat to China
The six European Community members approved a subsidy exceeding 37 million dollars for France to export surplus wheat to China. An authoritative source cited the measure as part of economic support within the bloc.
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Bussels
France
China
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Crutcher Try
Ready Mix
Ottawa Company
Pontiac
Schaake Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc
Jac Motor Division
West 15Th
Marvin Mumford
Zachariah Dover
Prairie
Lanny ‘Tate
Miss
Anon
Noland
Agency
Casualty
George Noland
Mass
Brownie Kerns
Mark OF Ezcullenge
California
Dr. Shumway
Vaco
Federa
Iit Wo SG
America
Massachusetts ST
LNB
Lawrence National Bank
F.D.I.C
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