Demo Says Kennedy Era Gains Demand Stronger Party Structure
Democratic National Committee chairman John M Bailey told about 6 000 party supporters at the first anniversary event for Kennedy that the Democrats must build a stronger organization for the November election. He cited polls showing Kennedy ahead of Eisenhower and urged continued momentum while noting GOP shifts and the persistent radical right.
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Washington
Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Bailey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry S. Truman
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Truman
Johnson
Matthew McCloskey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
GOP
William E
Miller
Senate
Everett M
Dirksen
House
Charles A
Halleck
Barry Goldwater
Hunt for 2 Boys In Abandoned Mine Continues
Rescue workers widen search for Larry Husted 10 and Wesley Lowe 13 in a long closed clay mine near Morgan Run Clearfield Pennsylvania. A dragline and diving exploration are used as fathers keep hope alive while mine inspectors probe 15 miles of tunnels under scrub pines.
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Clearfield
Joseph Alsippi
State Division of Mines
Larry Husted
Wesley Lowe
Alsippi
Ernest Lowe
Eugene Husted
Morgan Run
Pennsylvania
Amorous Judge Resigns Downey Municipal Court Bench
Judge Lynn Johnston of Downey Municipal Court resigns amid publicity from bribery trial. He faced four counts and was acquitted on three. a new trial on the remaining count concerning Vida Dolphus, 26, of Anaheim, begins Tuesday. Johnston cites damage to the judiciary and his effectiveness.
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LOS Angeles
Lynn Johnston
Downey
Johnston
Vida Dolphus
Anaheim
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
la Vaughn
California
Pierce City Leader Journal Change of Ownership
Pierce City Leader-Journal changes hands for the second time in under a year. Jack and Mrs. Henson buy from Ken Bronson, who joined Topeka Daily Capital staff. The Hensons take over February 1 with Meredith Garten remaining editor and Louise Haddock continuing as news editor.
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Pierce City, Mo
Pierce City Leader-Journal
Jack Henson
Ken Bronson
Bronson
Topeka
Negro Secretary Says Shamrock Hilton Refused Room
George L. P. Weaver, 49, assistant labor secretary, spent a night in a private home after the Shamrock Hilton Hotel allegedly refused him a room citing no reservation. Officials blamed a clerical error or late mail, while Weaver noted past Negro guests and Hilton’s role in breaking color barriers during a Houston Chamber of Commerce visit.
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Houston
Tex
George L. P. Weaver
Weaver
Shamrock Hilton
Shamrock
Edgar Drake
Drake
Hilton
Vernon Chambers
Houston Negro Chamber of Commerce
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Crown Drug Building Could Change Hands in Lawrence
M R Gill Real Estate of Lawrence said negotiations are under way for the sale of the Crown Drug Store building at 747 Massachusetts Street. The three story structure owned by Mrs. Alice Meyn of Lawrence houses the Crown Drug Store and four apartments. Schroeder Investment Co. of Kansas City is reportedly negotiating to buy the 25 by 177 foot building. Tenants will remain. The block long property was once known as the Dick Building.
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M.R. Gill Real Estate Agency
Lawrence
Crown Drug Store
Mass. St
Alice Meyn
Schroeder Investment Co., Inc
Kansas City
Massachusetts Street
Hammarskjold Death In Plane Crash Questioned
Ndola officials describe the UN secretary general’s body found near the crash site in a half sitting position about 13 hours after the Septem ber disaster. Fire chief Vincent Lowrie said rigor mortis had not set in and Hammarskjold may have lived briefly after the crash.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Here
Vincent ‘Lowrie
Hammarskjold
Lowrie
Dominicans Move to Restore Democracy Amid Turmoil
The Dominican Republic forms a state council after a military coup and counter coup leave General Rodriguez Echavarria prisoner. Balaguer’s ouster and U.S. aid pledges shape a fragile path to democracy as unemployment and shortages strain the economy.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Council of State
Caribbean
Rafael L. Trujillo
U.S
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Rodriguez Echavarria
Joaqnin Balaguer
KU Endowment Grant Boosts International Education at KU
Lawrence column notes University of Kansas gains a $100000 unrestricted grant from the Endowment Association to expand its international education programs. The gift supports ongoing exchanges with Costa Rica University and new summer courses in Japanese and Soviet Area Studies, signaling KU as a rising center for global studies.
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George Beckam
Ford Foundation
Lawrence
KU Endowment Association
Costa Rica University
U.S. State Department
U.S
Mt. Oread
Endowment Association
Kansas University
U. S
Istrator
Valuable Bibles Acquired by Baker Library After 25 Year Hunt
Baker University will display three first edition Saur Bibles printed in 1743 1763 and 1776 in German town near Philadelphia. The 1743 Bible is the first American printing of Luther translation. Librarian Harriet Osborn notes the long quest and plans public exhibition in Spencer Quayle wing of the new library on campus.
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Baker University
America
Quayle
Baker
W. J. Scarborough
Germantown
Philadelphia
Harriet Osborn
Christoph Saur
Catherine
Saur
Germany
Frankfort-on-the- Main
Martin Luther
Spencer-Quayle
Baker Library
Rotary to hear Dr. Joseph Shipman on library assets
Shipman director of the Linda Hall Library in Kansas City will address the Lawrence Rotary Club Monday. The library is the largest private scientific collection west of the Mississippi and among the nation’s finest. Since 1946 he has led the library, which many groups see as a major regional asset for industry and research.
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Beckmann
Europe
America
U.S
Japan
Joseph Shipman
Linda Hall Library
Kansas City
Lawrence Rotary Club
Linda Hall
Mississippi River
Shipman
Lawrence Snow Removal Efforts Stand Out
In Lawrence pedestrians, shoppers, and clerks benefit from daily sidewalk cleaning and around the clock city snow removal. Other Midwestern cities struggle with heavy snow, making streets and crosswalks hazardous. Ice skating faces delays as prospects for clear ice remain uncertain.
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Lawrence
Congo Troops Fire at U N Recon Planes in Katanga
In Leopoldville reporters say Congolese marauders opened fire on two Indian Canberra reconnaissance jets. The attack came as the rebels overran Sola mission and girls school near Kongolo, with many homes burned and a missionary compound empty. U N officers say Gizenga’s exile and mutinous troops complicate control.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kongolo
Katanga
U.N
Sola
Lualaba River
Kongola
Lualaba
Kindu
Sola Mission
Alphonse Pakassa
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Kivu
McCoy in Fairly Good Condition After Heart Attack
Robert McCoy of 1620 Alabama Street was listed in fairly good condition today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital recovering from a recent heart attack. Brazilian pioneers move from Eastern seaboard cities to Goias and Mato Grosso as part of westward migration.
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Robert McCoy
Ala. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Seaboard
Goias
Mato Gros
Radioactive Belt Hazard Threatens Manned Spaceflight
NASA scientists at Goddard evaluate Explorer XII data and say a single pound of scattered radioactive material across space poses a hazard to manned spaceflight. They describe the Van Allen belt as one broad radiation region with lower atmospheric and outer limits and note turbulence beyond the belt.
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Washington
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Atlantic Ocean
Earth
Museum beetle colony aids skeletal prep at KU display
Assistant curator Jones explains the museum doggedly sustains a dermestid beetle colony to clean bones. Larvae work fastest, adults reproduce, and the team keeps the bugs in separate quarters at controlled temp and humidity to protect mounts and hides.
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Jones
Helmers Named Executive Director in K C 6-6 Redistricting Push
Dale S Helmers a 31 year old political science graduate of Kansas University was named executive campaign director for the Citizens Association supporting a 6 6 councilman redistricting plan Helmers argues the current 12 district plan should be defeated to prevent future city elections manipulation and to avoid gerrymandering that could allow faction bosses to control the council The 6 6 plan would give new north and south areas proper representation without disturbing charter principles of good government.
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Kansas City
Dale S. Helmers
Kansas University
Citizens Association
Helmers
Holmes Recovering From Leg Fracture at Memorial Hospital
C B Holmes of 754 Sunset Dr is listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a leg fracture suffered about two weeks ago.
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C. B. Holmes
Sunset Dr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
In Memoriam Otis Nutting 1952
In memory of Otis Nutting who left us ten years ago on January 21 1952. He told no one a last farewell and said goodbye to none. He is sadly missed by Mrs Marquarett Nutting and by Mr and Mrs Robert Walker and family and Mr and Mrs Bill Adams and family.
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Otis Nutting
Marquarett Nutting
Robert Walker
Bill Adams
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