Star of India Kept In Miami Locker For 25 Cents A Day
The Star of India sapphire and eight other gems from the 410,000 theft at the American Museum of Natural History were kept safe in a Miami bus terminal locker for a month at 25 cents daily. Allan Dale Kuhn, arrested in the case, aided by Miami authorities, led detectives to the locker where the jewels were recovered in a rotted bag. 15 gems remained missing including a 100 carat ruby and a 15.37 carat diamond crystal.
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Star of India
Miami
American Museum of Natural History
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Florida Beach
Kuhn
Jack Murph
Murphy
Roger Clark
Manhattan
Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Hogan
Richard Maline
4Th St
Hallmark Cards Plans New Complex In Kansas City
Hallmark announces a six story expansion adjacent to its Kansas City headquarters to add more than 700 000 square feet and a 50 000 square foot data processing center. The project aims to consolidate warehousing, expand shipping and serve retailers. construction begins soon with partial occupancy next June and completion by end of 1965.
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Kansas City
Joyce C. Hall
Hallmark
Lawrence
Hall
Hallmark International
25Th Street
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Grand Avenue
Thompsonville
Conn
Marshall and Brown
A Master Plan for Kansas Higher Education Is Suggested
The Saturday column argues for a coordinated plan for state colleges with a single chancellor, urging stable funding and a focus on excellence at KU while allowing campuses to differ in needs. It warns that current buy-in to a uniform package harms KU and could curb overall quality and growth.
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West Coast
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Texas
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University
Beck to retire after long county service in 1% hours
Beck announces retirement after decades as county official. In 1935 his office handled 452 real estate mortgages and $905000 in value, with 12 books now in use for recording. He notes health improved and plans to enjoy retirement after serving longer than only county engineer Casey Rice.
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Casey Rice
Rice
Lodge Notice for Lawrence No.6 AF and AM Meeting
Stated communication of Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM on Monday January 11 at 7 30 p m with refreshments. Visiting members welcome. K A Travis W M G W Mole Secy
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KU Medical Center receives $274,171 NIH five year grant
The KU Medical Center in Kansas City earned a $274,171 five year grant from the National Institute of Health Division of General Medical Sciences. The first year supports $41,000 for training young physicians in clinical pharmacology and drug research under Daniel L. Azarnoff.
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Kansas City
National Institute of Health, Division of General Medical Sciences
Daniel L. Azarnoff
Robert T. Manning
Floyd E. Leaders Jr
C. Arden Miller
KU Medical Center
Miller
Ev and Jerry Show Opens Monday in Washington
The Ev and Jerry Show debuts Monday as the new joint news conference format succeeding Ev and Charlie. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen and House Republican Leader Charles Halleck had long hosted the weekly briefings with TV cameras present. Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan replaced Halleck in the House leadership on January 4.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Halleck
Oskaloosa Bears Concert Band Plans Winter Show
The Oskaloosa Bears Concert Band will present its first annual winter concert at 8 tonight in the high school gymnasium.
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Oskaloosa Bears
Highlights From Weekend Sports Broadcasts In Lawrence
This weekend's sports slate includes taped Hula Bowl highlights featuring Kansas star Gale Sayers on Channel 9 at 4 p m Today. Kansas Missouri basketball on KU Sports Network at 7 15 p m today on WREN WDAF and others. NFL Pro Bowl East West on Channel 4 at 3 p m Sunday. A Fort Benning soldier in Lawrence is jailed after declaring resignation and AWOL claims.
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Youngblood Named New Chief of White House Detail
Rufus W. Youngblood, the Secret Service agent who shielded President Kennedy during the assassination, is appointed as the new chief of the White House detail.
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Rufus W. Youngblood
Secret Service
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John F. Kennedy
White House
KU Names First Enrollee In Two Year ROTC Program
Dave Sagerser of Overland Park becomes KU's first student in the new two year ROTC program. He will spend the summer at Maxwell Air Force Base and may attend a second AFROTC summer camp in 1966 or 1967. After graduation he will become a second lieutenant with four years of active duty. He cites the program as time convenient and notes benefits include a guaranteed Air Force commission and possible graduate study with Air Force support. He is a Phi Kappa Psi member and pledge trainer at KU.
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Air Force
Dave Sagerser
Overland Park
Gerald E. Hallas
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Journal-World Photo
Johnson
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Raafrotc
Air Force Commission
Col
Hallas
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Inter Fraternity Council and AIAE Collaborate on Aeronautics
The EU Inter Fraternity Council joins with the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics to advance aviation research and fraternity exchange programs. The partnership aims to bolster aerospace education, standards, and professional networks.
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Former LCC Manager Takes KC Country Club Post
Jesse H. Campbell, former Lawrence Country Club manager, has been named manager of Leawood and Ward Parkway Country Clubs in Kansas City. He began his duties Friday after resigning from LCC on January 15. The family will remain in Lawrence until school ends, living at 1632 West 21st Street with sons Jesse Jr. and Lydia.
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Lawrence
Leawood
Ward Parkway
Kansas City
Campbell
Blue Hills Country Club
LCC
W. 21St St
Jesse Jr
Kansas University
Lydia
Lawrence High School
Card of Thanks from Cora and Fred Lewis
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness shown during our recent loss.
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Cora and
Fred Lewis
Gratitude to Hospital Staff and Clergy
Mrs. C W Ogle thanks hospital staff especially first floor nurses for wonderful care. She also notes Dr Robison Rev Kurth and Rev Nelson for their visits and appreciation for friends and relatives cards and gifts. May God bless you all.
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