Avery Sees Burch Exit as Logical GOP Step
Gov. William Avery described Dean Burch's planned resignation as a logical conclusion and backed Ray C. Bliss as successor. He noted the party leader is an administrator, not a policy maker, and stressed the need for better ties between governors and Congress while praising Jerry Ford as a rising, defense‑savvy figure.
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TOPEA
William Avery
Dean Burch
National Republican
Burch
Arizona
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Avery
Bliss
House
Senate
Charles Halleck
Gerald Ford
U. S. House
Jerry Ford
Ford
Congress
National Governors Conference
Washington
NFO Sponsors Farm Seminar on Agriculture Bargaining
The Douglas County National Farmers Organization hosts a public farm seminar titled Necessary Steps to Be Taken For Successful Bargaining in Agriculture. Held Saturday from 40 am to 4 pm at the Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds, the event aims to unite farmers and local businessmen to discuss market issues with guidance from agronomy sources and NFO committees, featuring Chris Walker of Mayetta and a national NFO representative.
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Douglas County
Douglas County National Armers Organization
Holmer Altenbernd
NFO
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chris ~Walker
Mayetta
City OKs Move For Payroll Plan
The Lawrence City Commission declared an emergency and read an ordinance to allow payroll deductions after State Auditor Hedrick ruled such deductions for health insurance were unlawful. The body also received a petition from the Lawrence Flower Club to move the old watering trough in Robinson Park to South Park and incorporate it into a fountain. The commission will send a letter to Gov. Avery proposing a 1.5 cent gasoline tax increase, approved moving structures ordinance, and heard rail bond procedure complaints from Carter Brookhart.
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Lawrence
Clay ‘Hedrick
Lawrence Flower Club
Robinson Park
South Park
Teddy Roosevelt
9Th
N. H. Sts
William Avery
Carter Brookhart
12Th St
Acacia Lodge Notice for January Stated Communication
Acacia Lodge No. 9 AF and AM announces its stated communication on Thursday January 14 at 7:30 p.m. Warren S. is the Worshipful Master, Cc EB and Kerns serve as secretary. Attendees urged to attend.
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Wwe Ee
Acacia Lodge
Af&am
Thurs
B. Mn
Warrenson
Cc EB
Kerns
Secy
Ex KU Star Kiley Dies at 48 in Minneapolis
William F. Kiley, 48, former University of Kansas tennis standout and Big Six singles champion, died Tuesday night in Minneapolis. He was Swift & Co. chief cattle buyer there, and had titles as doubles champion and Western Amateur Tennis champion. He lived in Kansas City until 1951.
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Kansas City
William F. Kiley
University of Kansas
Minneapolis
Kiley
Swift & Co
Immigration bill shifts quotas and preferences in Johnson plan
The Johnson proposal would cap annual lawful immigrants at about 165 000 with no more than 10 percent per country and allow 30 percent for Allied nations and 10 percent for refugees. It broadens first preference to those economically or culturally beneficial, adds parents of U S citizens, permits relatives with mental illness as exceptions, and omits the 1920 balance aim.
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Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
House
Johnson
Great Britain
United States
U.S
Richland Camp Creek directors reshuffled in 1960 vote
Moeller to succeed Nelson Young who asked not to be reelected Flora takes G M Umberger's seat after his death last month Four other directors win new terms Anderson kept as business manager Watershed planning began five years ago with site pinpointing last year Opposition to working with the Corps of Engineers faded at the latest meeting Clinton Reservoir project cited Construction may start in about two years if plans stay on track
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Ler
Richland
Camp Creek
Mason Flora
Harveyville
South Branch
Moeller
Nelson Young
Flora
G. M. Umberger
Anderson
Corps of Engineers
Clinton Reservoir
Rev Graber Speaks on Morals at Lawrence Club Dinner
Rev John Graber, KU chaplain for American Baptist students, spoke on morals in America at the Lawrence High Twelve Club meeting held Tuesday at the Eldridge Hotel. Clark Morton joined the club as a new member. Guests included N N Brown and Clyde Falls.
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John Graber
American Baptist
Kansas University
America
Lawrence High Twelve Club
Eldridge Hotel
Clark Morton
N. N. Brown
Clyde Falls
Joshua and Stoddard steam calliope anniversary
August 15, 1964 marked the 150th birthday of Joshua and Stoddard, credited with inventing the steam calliope. The milestone celebrated the duo's historic contribution to steam music performance and related inventions.
Icy Air Drives Deep Freeze Across Midwest and Ohio Valley
A massive icy airmass pushes from the Midwest into the Ohio Valley with temperatures plunging below zero. Williston North Dakota reports 38 below, with Minot, Bismarck, Fargo and other towns in deep freezes.
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Midwest
Ohio Valley
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Williston
N.D
Minot
Bismarck
Fargo
Jamestown
Huron
S.C
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rochester
Alexandria
Minn
Nebraska
la Crosse
Wis
Rocky Mountains
Lecompton Bridge to Close for Repairs in Kaw River
Lawrence report notes daytime closure of the Lecompton bridge across the Kaw River to allow repairs after Sunday morning damage. Hor rick Welding Co of Topeka leads work, with possible night closure if the floor needs work. Estimated cost around $1000.
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Lecompton
Kaw River
Casey Rice
Horrick Welding Co
Topeka
Rice
House Tries Vote Gear In Kansas 1965 Test
The Kansas House tested its new electronic voting system, reducing roll calls from 20 minutes to near instant. All 125 members at desk stations voted by button while verification checked tally boards and the vote recorder. The House set 11 a.m. Monday for a joint session to hear Gov. Avery’s general legislative message and then adjourned until Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas House
William Avery
Needle in boy lung prompts recovery at Mercy Hospital
Donald Eberly fourteen was moved from intensive care after surgeons removed a 2½ inch sewing needle from his collapsed right lung. Doctors expect full recovery and home within a week. The needle had moved through muscle tissue over the years. In Detroit a policeman tugs a youth from a 20 foot bridge ledge during rush hour. Norman Rau, aided by a bread truck driver and two officers, restrained Gilbert Herrera who declined to explain his motive. Herrera was held for questioning.
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Jackson, Mich
Donald Eberly
Jackson's Mercy Hospital
Donald
Detroit
Gilbert Herrera
Norman Rau
Rau
Herrera
Crews Safe From 2 Downed Planes In Vietnam
Two American planes went down near the Cambodian border. One shot down, one ran out of fuel. no lives lost. Two Army spotter crewmen had second degree burns, a Air Force officer had minor bruises. Antigovernment protests in four cities subsided as Hue delegates prepared to meet in Saigon with Phan Khac Sun. China accused U.S. imperialism over South Korea sending 2,000 non combat troops to South Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Hue
Phan Khac Sun
China
CJHS Concert By LHS Group
Lawrence High School orchestra presents its Winter Concert at 8 p m in the high school auditorium directed by Don Beene with a 56 member ensemble performing Bugler's Holiday soloists led by Philip Smith Angela Elniff and Doug Warriner. A 13 player string ensemble will perform Prismatic Variations and Don Juan overture along with Dittersdorf McKay works.
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Sunset Dr
Doug Warriner
Tenn
Gates
Gluck
Dittersdorf
McKay
Ruth Ann Browne
Debbie Elliott
Gail Edwards
Ann Willems
Martha Walker
Edwina Price
DeArta Hryer
Christi Tennife
Jennifer McKinley
Linda Rissman
Brenda Metzler
Andrea Stanley
Shirley Burris
Extension Unit to Honor Six For 30 Years Service
The Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council unanimously voted to honor County Agent Deal Six for 30 years of continuous service. A Deal Six Day is set for Sunday afternoon, Feb. 14, at the Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds with a reception and open house. Six, who began in 1935 after roles as a high school principal and coach, is a Kansas State University graduate with further study at Missouri University and Colorado State College. He is World War I veteran. His wife Gladys retired last year after 22 years teaching in Lawrence and was director of speech and drama at Central Junior High.
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Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council
Deal Six
Douglas County
Chester Spray
Six
Kansas State University
Missouri University
Colorado State
Funeral services today for Kansan R C Baker KU economics pioneer
Funeral services were today for Robert Osborne Baker 62 first person to receive a Ph D in economics from Kansas University He was a native of McCune and husband of Gladys LaVonne Baker He also taught at Chattanooga University and Northwestern University Burial was this afternoon in McCune He is survived by a son Robert Jr two brothers and a sister plus his widow and other relatives
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Robert Osborne Baker
Kansas University
Baker
McCune
Gladys LaVonne Baker
J. L. Jones
Lawrence
The
University Press
Chattanooga University
Northwestern University
Birmingham
Robert Jr
Laurens
D. C
Everett Long
Herbert
David Baker
Topeka
British Army Chief Meets Malaysian Defense Officials
In Kuala Lumpur, Gen Sir James Cassels, designated British army chief of general staff, met Malaysian defense officials to review regional security and discuss the Indonesian military buildup.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
James Cassels
Goldwater's Phoenix Comeback Under Arizona Sun
Six months after the GOP convention in San Francisco, Senator Barry Goldwater pursues a conservative path. He reshapes leadership by selecting Dean Burch as national chairman, then signals Burch's April 1 departure with Ray Bliss likely to succeed him, as Democratic wave defeats loom.
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Washington
Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
California
Golden Gate
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Tucson
Burch
Johnson
Phoenix
GOP
Peak Year For First National Bank of Lawrence
Officers and directors were re elected at the annual stockholders meeting. President Warren Rhodes announced a record year with total resources at Dec 31 1964 of 14 199 057 07. Directors named include Barber Brinkman Hall Heck Kraft Martin Winter and Rhodes.
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First National Bank of Lawrence
Warren Rhodes
Richard Barber
H. C. Brinkman
Donald J. Hall
Arthur Heck
Chris Kraft
E. B. Martin
M. S. Winter
Rhodes
Martin
H. D. Flanders
Robert K. Georgeson
G. F. Bodin
Harold von Gunten
Clovis Kirby
Rhodes, Martin, Flanders
Kraft
First National
Lawrence
Sponberg Speaks At Local Meeting
Dr. Harold Sponberg president of Washburn University will speak at the annual Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday February 24 at the Kansas Union Ballroom. W. D. Wolfe is general chairman and Mrs. Robert Freitag is publicity chair. Committees will be named and tickets arranged later. Sponberg is a top regional speaker and is being considered for Eastern Michigan University presidency. The Michigan school is expected to announce its decision this week following President Eugene B. Eliott’s July 1 retirement.
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Harold Sponberg
Washburn University of Topeka
Lawrence Brotherhood
Kansas Union
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Robert Freitag
Sponberg
William Silverman
Kansas City
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Eugene B. Eliott
Maloney speaks at Sertoma on travel language gaps
Kansas University chemical engineering professor James Maloney spoke at the Lawrence Sertoma Club meeting at the Holiday Inn. He described humorous travel miscommunications and advised against language barriers by learning to say I do not talk your language. Reno Bruns chaired, with Raymond Pine delivering an autobiography talk.
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James Maloney
Kansas University
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
Maloney
Reno Bruns
Raymond Pine
Funeral Home Ad in National Directory Listing
A listing notes membership in the National Funeral Directors Association and identifies Rumsey Funeral Home with the VI3 5111 phone number and the ad designation Ady.
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National Funeral Directors Association
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Bessie Fleer and Family
Mrs Bessie Fleer and family express deep gratitude to friends neighbors and the minister for sympathy cards food and flowers after the loss of her husband The note thanks those who cared and asks for God blessings in return for their kindness.
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Bessie Fleer
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Duke) Cheney
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KU Economics
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By Larry Osius
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VIS
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