Jeanette MacDonald Lauded At Hollywood Funeral Mass
The Hollywood star Jeanette MacDonald, 57, died in Houston from cardiovascular illness. A capacity 300 inside Forest Lawn Church and 2,500 outside heard her voice in Ave Maria and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life piped to the crowd. Gene Raymond selected the songs. Notables including Nelson Eddy and pallbearers Barry Goldwater and Lauris Norstad attended. Eisenhower offered a floral tribute. service led by Dr. Gene Emmett Clark.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Forest Lawn
Gene Raymond
Miss MacDonald
Houston
Tex
Nelson Eddy
Barry Goldwater
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Gene Emmett Clark
Institute of Religious Science
Beverly Hills
Lloyd Nolan
Jeanette
FASTEETH Improves Denture Grip with Alkaline Powder
FASTEETH is an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It holds false teeth more firmly and prevents sliding or rocking. The product has no gummy taste and is alkaline to avoid sour sensations. Available at drug counters everywhere.
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Fastee
Cologne Spray Keeps Leavenworth Band Instruments Safe
Leavenworth Kansas band members will ride to the Presidential Inaugural Parade with instruments sprayed by cologne to prevent freezing. Band director George Berentz used a men's Cologne on trumpets and trombones, tested in a freezer for four hours with success. The Leavenworth High School band represents Kansas. local supporters raised 17 200 dollars for the trip.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
George Berentz
Berentz
Baldwin Organ Recital by George Faxon in Kansas City
Organist George Faxon of Trinity Church Boston will give a concert at Bald in First Methodist Church at 8 p m on Thursday February 4. Sponsored by Baker University Department of Music with public invited to attend.
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Trinity Church
Boston
Baldwin First Methodist Church
Baker University Department of Music
KC135 Tanker Crash Probe Begins at Boeing Plant
Air Force specialists dissect parts of a KC135 tanker after a deadly crash in Wichita. The 300000 pound plane struck a residential street killing 30 people as investigators seek the crash angle and speed and where the engines will be torn down for tests. Debris from destroyed homes and vehicles remains at the site while many civilian victims are set for funeral plans and relief efforts assist displaced residents.
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Wichita
Kan
Air Force
Boeing Co
McConnell Air Force Base
Oklahoma
The
Red Cross
Birchers Near Doubled Income in 1964
The John Birch Society reported 1964 gross income of 3.2 million dollars, nearly doubling 1963. John Rousselot said the funds came almost entirely from membership dues and contributions.
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Los Angeles
John Birch Society
John Rousselot
Randall Baker to address Baker Business Roundtable
W Clark Randall chairman of the Baker Board of Trustees and Hallmark Cards executive will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday at Elsie Allen Hall Parmenter Hall. The event is hosted by the Baker Business Roundtable in Kansas City.
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Baker Board of Trustees
Hallmark Cards
Kansas City
Baker Business Roundtable
Elsie Allen Hall
Parmenter Hall
Stars Entertain LBJ Protocol Reigns at Party
The inaugural gala for President Johnson drew 11 000 Democrats at the National Armory. Alfred Hitchcock hosted and welcomed guests while stars like Bobby Darin Carol Channing and Margot Fonteyn performed. The mystery figure George O Doyle remained unidentified as timing caused a 40 minute delay.
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Mise Howes
Alfred Hitchcock
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hitchcock
Bobby
Kansas University faculty members receive sabbatical leaves
Eight Kansas University faculty members are granted sabbatical leaves for the second semester. Names include Kenneth Armitage studying freshwater zooplankton population ecology in Monterey California, and Francis Heller researching in West Germany. Other researchers will work in Topeka New York Washington D C England and at home on Milton Herrick and Chilean politics projects.
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Kenneth Armitage
Monterey
Calif
Kenneth Deemer
South America
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
West Germany
Donald R. McCoy
Topeka
New York
Washington, D. C
United States
Paul G. Roofe
C. Judson Herrick
Edward Ruhe
England
Milton
Robert Tomasek
Bruce Linton
Hal Kolstad Tops PCL with Six Shutouts Last Season
Boston Red Sox pitcher Hal Kolstad led the Pacific Coast League in shutouts last season with six. The standout left hander dominated the mound for his team, achieving a league high in complete games and solidifying his status as a pitching ace.
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Hal Kolstad
Boston Red Sox
Settlement Approved in Mel Blanc Traffic Injury Claim
City finance panel backs a 25 000 settlement of a 500 000 claim by comedian Mel Blanc over a Sunset Boulevard curve blamed for a serious January 24 1961 collision. City Council must approve before final.
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Los Angeles
City Council
Mel Blanc
American Motors Faces Production Cutback Amid Strike Vote
Detroit AP reports US auto makers near an 800000 plus production run with AMC as the lone uncertainty. AMC cut its daily output from 2110 to 1957 cars after a Jan 25 cutback and Milwaukee body plant vote. Industry total dipped to about 210,876 for the week.
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Detroit
American Motors
AMC
Milwaukee
Chrysler
Solons Await Governor Plan on State Budget
Kansas legislators return to routine as they await Gov. Avery's budget plan. The budget message outlining financing methods is due within two weeks. A 175 page Kansas Legislative Council report on school finance, junior colleges, driver licensing, and Highway Patrol staffing arrives for lawmakers to review.
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Kansas
William H. Avery
Avery
House
Clyde Hill
Yates Center Republican
Kansas Legislative Council
Kansas Highway Patrol
Legislative Council
Nurses Inactive May Enroll in Review Course at KU Medical Center
Registered nurses labeled inactive may enroll in a review course February 8 to 26 at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. This ninth offering by the Nursing Department aims to draw inactive personnel back to the profession and alleviate nurse shortages. Interested individuals should contact the Nursing Department at the Medical Center.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
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