Goldwater Attacks Johnson Poverty Plan in Fayetteville
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater denounced Johnson's poverty program as dividing Americans and echoing FDR policies. He urged work programs and criticized farm supports, civil rights tactics, and Johnson's southern standing during a $100-a-plate breakfast tour.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Arizona
Goldwater
Kinston
South
Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Cattle and Calves On Feed Status In Kansas
Kansas cattle on feed at year start totaled 388 000 head a 1 percent decline from 1962. Farm feeding operations held 205 000 head while 183 000 were in commercial feedlots. Slaughter marketings in Oct–Dec rose 25 percent from 1962 to 145 000 head. Placed on feed in that quarter reached 203 000. next quarter could see about 200 000 head slaughtered up 13 percent from 1963.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
LBJ Insurance A New Issue
Senators investigating Robert G. Baker disclosed a $200,000 life insurance policy on President Johnson. Senate Rules chairman Everett Jordan said testimony from insurance agent Don B Reynolds and a sworn statement will be made public after a closed hearing. He found no inherent wrongdoing in the policy issuance by Reynolds’s firm once listing Baker as a vice president.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Johnson
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Senate Rules Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Washington and Silver Springs
Jordan
Reynolds
Baker
Mel W. Lewis Dies at 46 in Lawrence Hospital
Melvyn W. Lewis, Kroger store manager, died Friday evening after an extended illness at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A Lawrence resident seven years, he was 46 and active in Kiwanis, VFW, American Legion, and the First Methodist Church. A Navy Seabees veteran of World War I, he was born July 21, 1917 in Green City Missouri and had 25 years with Kroger. Funeral Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Lois, daughter Karen, son Randy, his father Don Lewis, three brothers and a granddaughter.
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Melvyn W. Lewis
Kroger
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Lewis
Kiwanis Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
First Methodist Church
Navy Seabees
Green City
Kroger Company
Brookfield, Mo
Marceline
Moberly
Macon
Kirksville
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lois M. Lewis
W. 19Th
Terr
Karen Barnes
Redbud
Randy Lewis
Don Lewis
Gerald Lewis
Lewiston
Ida
Roland Lewis
Bucklin
Carol Lewis
Topeka
Shepard Improves After Thyroid Surgery
Alan B. Shepard Jr was reported in excellent condition after Friday surgery to remove a small non malignant growth from his thyroid gland. Public affairs officer Paul Haney said about 20 percent of the thyroid was removed, tissue tests showed no malignancy, and the operation should not affect his flying status.
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Houston, Tex
America
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Paul Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Fire crews respond to wires on fire in Lawrence
Lawrence firemen rushed to 444 Elm St before 11 a.m. today after a report of wires on fire at that address. No injuries reported and cause under investigation by local authorities.
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Lawrence
Elm St
DeAngelis Jailed On Fraud Charge In Oil Firm Scandal
Anthony DeAngelis and Joseph Lomascio were jailed on fraud charges tied to a $46.5 million deceit involving Harbor Tank Storage Co and Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp. Judge Matthews reduced bail to 150000 for DeAngelis and 100000 for Lomascio with asset examinations ordered. Harbor Tank bankruptcy trustee Nolan alleged false warehouse receipts funded loans, stretching across multiple bankrupt firms and creditors.
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Jersey City
Anthony DeAngelis
Joseph Lomascio
Superior Court
Robert Matthews
DeAngelis
Lomascio
Matthews
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
Bayonne
Joseph M. Nolan
Harbor Tank Storage Co
West New York
Harbor Tank
Allied
Lomuscio
Nolan
Peace Corps Volunteer Describes Life in Borneo
A EU graduate student recounts Brungardt's Peace Corps experience in Jesselton Borneo. He contrasts modern homes and Western comforts with jungle life noting well fed, housed natives and portable radios. He emphasizes the work is demanding yet rewarding and urges others to volunteer.
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Brungardt
Republican Party
Deaths-Funerals August Vogler at Lawrence Hospital
August (Pop) Vogler 73 of 80445 Maple St died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by three daughters two sisters and nine grandchildren. Born January 11 1891 and a lifelong Douglas County resident.
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Vogler
Maple St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Oak Hill Cemetery
Maxine Lee
James McPeek
Perry
Jack Jason
Kansas City
Lester Sell
E. 18Th St
David Higgins
Route 1
Mr. Vogler
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Needs Unified Effort for Top Accreditation
Column urges Lawrence citizens to demand transparency and strong leadership to restore top accreditation, improve staff conditions, and finance hospital needs. It notes the university endowment and bond costs, calls for cooperation among staff, administration, and board, and stresses excellent medical care as the goal.
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Elizabeth Watkins
Lawrence
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Reported
Memorial Hospital admissions include Ralph Lisher Wanda Olson Rex Foust Mrs Vernon Drake Mrs Reta Cooper Claude Landon Sr and others with addresses listed. Birth announcement notes Mr and Mrs Richard Burke welcome a son today.
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Ralph Lisher
Ala
Wanda Olson
DeSoto
Rex Foust
Vernon Drake
Fla
Reta Cooper
Stratford Rd
Claude Landon Sr
Florida Avenue Home
Ruby Allen
Edgerton
Emmett Thomas Reddington
Linwood
Toni Harris
Maple Lane
David Raley
Jeffrey Stoner
E. 23Rd
Clemmie Evans
Lorraine Shultz
Eleanor Lenahan
Richard Burke
Ohio
1050 Doctors Draft Planned for All Services
The Defense Department called for drafting 1,050 physicians for the Army Navy and Air Force next summer due to insufficient numbers of 1963 medical school graduates volunteering for active duty after internship.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
A Chapel of Quiet Beauty and Lasting Remembrance
Funeral home advertisement for Rumsey Funeral Home offering quiet beauty and lasting remembrance services with contact VI 3 5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
KU Linguist to Study Slavic Dialects in Bulgaria
KU linguist Herbert Galton plans an eight month research stay in Bulgaria in spring and summer 1965 under Inter University Travel Grants. He will study living language at Sofia Library of the Academy of Sciences and continue Bulgarian Russian Polish research begun after the 1963 Skopje quake. He will be joined by wife and remain in Sofia where his family stays in Kansas. Also receiving travel grants are Heinrich Stammler and Harry Shaffer with studies in Munich Vienna and East Europe respectively.
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Herbert Galton
Galton
Kansas University
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Inter-University Committee On
Indiana University
United States
Great Britain
U.S
Sofia
Library of
the Academy of Sciences
Yugo- Slavia
International Congress of Slavicists
Elizabeth
KU School of Medicine
Bernard
Kansas
Germany
Glasgow
Scotland
Heinrich Stammler
Harry Shaffer
Stammler
Ford Foundation
Munich
Vienna
V. V. Rosanov
Shaffer
Radio Free Europe
Adams Dairy Merger Called Off Amid Market Conditions
Adams Dairy Co and Pure Milk Producers Association of Greater Kansas City Inc have cancelled their merger plans. A joint statement cites explosive marketing conditions in the Kansas City area and possibly outside interests. Adams filed a $3 million anti trust damage suit Thursday against The Borden Co alleging unreasonably high prices harming Adams profits.
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Kansas City
Adams Dairy Co
Pure Milk Producers Association of Greater Kansas City Inc
Adams
Borden Co
Burn Victim Still Poor in DeSoto Hotel Fire
Manley Glenn Mitchell, 58, of Torrington Wyoming, remains in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after suffering burns in a DeSoto hotel blaze Thursday morning. Bonnie Morgan, 64, and Benny Clark, 34, reported in satisfactory condition at Olathe Hospital after also being burned in the same fire.
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Manley Glenn Mitchell
Torrington
Wyo
DeSoto Hotel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Morgan
Benny Clark
Olathe Hospital
DeSoto
Throckmorton Announces Run for Ninth Term
Adel F. Throckmorton, Republican and current state superintendent of public instruction, says he will seek a ninth consecutive term in this year’s elections. He ends his eighth term this year after previously serving as Sedgwick County superintendent from 1939 to 1949 and publishing the Clearwater News for five years.
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Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Sedgwick County
Clearwater News
Card of Thanks for condolences to family
We thank friends for food flowers and sympathy during illness and loss of our father and grandfather. Special thanks to Dr Fred Isaacs and Florida Avenue Rest Home staff for care. Signed by Mr and Mrs Harry McCall and Family Mr and Mrs Elton Dark Mr and Mrs Robert Gray Miss Hazel Gray.
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Fred Isaacs
Florida Avenue Rest Home
Harry McCall
Elton Dark
Robert Gray
Hazel Gray
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Tional
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RH. Stohl
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Lawrence Memorial Co
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East 13Th
Throckmorton Will Run
Paul Hodgson
William Hogle
Hodgson and
Hogle
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home Office
Bloomington, Ilinois
Inmurarce
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
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