Speaker Says USIA Must Define Its Modern Role
Veteran U S foreign service officer Theodore Wertime urged the United States Information Agency to redefine its mission for the 20th century. He spoke during a Fine Arts Lecture outlining how persuasion shapes ideas gradually and the need for international cooperation, literacy, science and arts in growth.
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United States Foreign Service
Theodore Wertime
United States Information Agency
Swarthout Recital Hall
Wertime
Vertime
Voice of America
Arts and
Burglars Steal Furs From Ogle's Building
Furs valued at 590 dollars were stolen overnight from C. W. Ogle warehouse at 631 North 2nd Street. Entry was through a south window. About 200 muskrat hides and 11 mink hides were taken. muskrat hides worth 1.30 each and mink hides at 11 dollars apiece.
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C. W. Ogle
N. 2Nd St
Francis Alexander
Alexander
Downtown Lawrence Eyes Large New Business Building
Lawrence discussions center on a major development in the downtown area as a Kansas City real estate firm holds 90 day options on three corner buildings. A principal occupant may be a local bank seeking larger quarters with a July 31 vacate notice for one tenant.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Churchill Sees Doctor Visit Fails To Reveal Crisis
London AP report notes Sir Winston Churchill slept well but his physician Lord Moran made an unscheduled visit this afternoon. The purpose was not learned and it remains unclear if it signals a new crisis in Churchill's condition.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Winston
Chiefs Trade Haynes To Broncos For Fraser And Cash
Kansas City and Denver swapped halfback Aber Haynes for linebacker Jim Fraser the league punting leader and an undisclosed cash amount.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Aber Haynes
Denver Broncos
Jim Fraser
Teader
County Democrats to Meet for Reflection and Planning
The Douglas County Democratic Central Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the South Park Recreation Center. Dr Richard Nelson the county Democratic chairman says the gathering will review the past election and map plans for the future.
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Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
South Park Recreation Center
Richard Nelson
Democratic
Lawrence Country Club appoints new manager
Lyle O. Evans, Topeka native and Army veteran of 20 years, named manager of Lawrence Country Club. He will start Feb 1, with Wilbur Norton continuing as golf course and pro shop manager. Evans studied club management at Cornell and currently serves with the Army ROTC program at St. Louis University.
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Lyle O. Evans
Topeka
Lawrence Country Club
Dick Wintermote
Evans
Wintermote
Wilbur Norton
LCC
Jess Campbell
Kansas City
Cornell University
St. Louis University
Larry
Washburn University
Ioletta
Lyle Jr
Lawrence school board and city election details
The notice lists candidates and terms for the Lawrence school board and City Commission. It notes three school board seats expiring, two incumbents not seeking re election, and filing deadlines set for March 12. City Commission terms also expire with three incumbents not running. General election is April 6. Registration deadline noon March 12.
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Lawrence School Board
Dr. H. Penfield Jones
J. J. Wilson
Carl Althaus
Board of Education
Lawrence City Commission
Harold Fisher
City Hall
City Commission
James Owens
Rusty Springer
Fred Cooper
Chapel music from our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111 Adv.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Sertoma honors two life members at Holiday Inn
Raymond Pine and Fred Rumsey received life membership certificates from the Lawrence Sertoma Club Tuesday evening at the Holiday Inn. President E. J. Allison presented the awards. Jim Williams of Topeka showed a film on the search for black gold in the Sahara Desert representing an oil company.
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Raymond Pine
Fred Rumsey
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
E. J. Allison
Jim Williams
Topeka
Sahara Desert
Kansas Senators Adopt Proposed Constitution Plan
The Kansas Senate approved a proposed constitutional amendment to alter representation in one house not based on population. The 24 to 15 vote saw GOP dominance, with Democrats chiefly opposing. The plan asks Congress to submit the amendment or call a constitutional convention. The body also extended the Hivenhower Presidential Library Commission to July 1, 1967 to complete construction of the interfaith chapel at the Eisenhower Center in Abilene.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hivenhower Presidential Library Commission
Glee Smith Jr
R-Larned
Eisenhower Center
Abilene
Shultz Seeks Change in State Senate Selection Method
AP reports the state Senate passed a resolution to set nonpopulation criteria for Senate selection by a 24 to 15 vote, sending the measure to the House. Among Republicans voting for were Arthur Ball Barr Bell Rawlins Bennet Bowers Casado Cox Droge Gaar Harder Porter Quinlan Reilly Sanborn Sebelius Shultz Smith Strahan Taggart Van Sickle Voss Ward Woodard. Opposing Republicans were Frizzell Haley and 13 Democrats including Bell Wyandotte Ferguson Gastl Graviey Herd Janssen Joseph Liebert Matlack McClinton Saar Steineger Warren.
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PERA
State Senate
House
Arthur
Ball
Barr
Bell
Rawlins
Bennett
Bowers
Casado
Cox
Droge
Gaar
Harder
Porter
Quinlan
Reilly
Sanborn
Sebelius
Shultz
Smith
Strahan
Taggart
van Sickle
Voss
Ward
Woodard
Frizzell
Haley
Wyandotte
Ferguson
Gastl
Graviey
Herd
Janssen
Joseph
Liebert
Matlack
McClinton
Saar
Steineger
Warren
Deaths and Funerals of Peters Replogle Young in Kansas
George Wilbur Peters 76 of 1324 Vt. St. died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday Cooper-Warren Chapel with burial Reno Cemetery. Survivors include son Ollie Peters sister half-brother Eddie Peters. three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Also notices for Leah Replogle and V. A. Young with services in Meriden Atlantic Iowa and Charles City Iowa.
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George Wilbur Peters
Vt. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper-Warren Chapel
M. C. Allen
Reno
Ollie Peters
23Rd St
Eddie W. Peters
Lawndale
Calif
Mr. Peters
Lawrence
V. A. Young
Haskell
Charles City
Iowa
Young
First Presbyterian Church
PEO
Lawrence Peo
KU Alumni Slates Notable Kansan Leaders and Families
The KU Alumni roster includes Coombs a Wichita businessman and director of Dura-Containers Wichita Television and others active in insurance construction and commerce. Cravens of St Louis Reece of Scandia Roberts of Sabetha Warwick of Wichita lead class of 1930 to 1949 KU graduates. Families include Virginia Pool Cravens Vivian Crouch and Marynell Dyatt as spouses with four daughters Deanell Jane Ann Saralyn Mary Lou and a son Albert.
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Coombs Insurance Company
Dura-Containers Inc
Wichita Television Inc
Independent Insurance Agents of Wichita
General Agents and Managers Association
Continental Insurance Company
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
Delta Tau Delta
Coombs
Virginia Pool
William Dorth
Sarah Elizabeth
Cravens
Mercantile Trust Company
Scandia
National Associated General Contractors
Kansas City Contractors Association
Kansas State Chambers of Commerce
Marynell Dyatt
Cloud County
Reece
Greater University Fund Advisory Board
Deanell
Jane Ann
Saralyn
Mary Lou
Roberts
Roberts Construction Inc
Sabetha
Glee Club
Two Death Notices From Moravia and Oklahoma City
Mrs. Annette Christine Pistor Malseed aged 82 of 1620 Tenn died Tuesday at Samaritan Lodge. Funeral and burial will be in Philadelphia, PA. Survivors include two sons James Slack Malseed Jr and Philip Pistor Malseed, a daughter Annette Pistor Malseed Bee, and six grandchildren. James Parr aged 64 of 821 E 13th St died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter, granddaughter, three brothers, five sisters, and other relatives.
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Leah Replogle
Meriden
Beulah Jones
Olympia
Wash
J. Allen Puderbaugh
Bessie
Patterson
Lawrence
Neva Cook
Altha Sweyer
Topeka
Perry Puderbaugh
Essie Puderbaugh
Ozawkie
Annette Christine Pistor Malseed
Tenn
Samaritan Lodge
Philadelphia
Malseed
Philip
Kate Foulke Pistor
James Slack Malseed Jr
Moravia
N. Y
Philip Pistor Malseed
Uplands
Calif
Annette Pistor Malseed
1620
Rumsey Funeral Home
James Parr
E. 13Th St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
I. N. Bowman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anna B. Hess
Shirley Hess
Perry St
Noah Parr
Forrest Ave
Paul Parr
Oklahoma City
Okla
Anna Engle
Isabelle Garrett
Juanita Dulin
Tulsa
Ida Parr
Vt. St
Beatrice Cochran
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Loss
Alfred Tenpenny thanks friends and relatives for cards, flowers, fruit and visits during illness and for care by nurses on 1st south and Dr. Mitchell. The family expresses gratitude for flowers and sympathy after the loss of Dorothy, their mother, daughter and sister, with names of relatives listed.
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1St South
Dr. Mitchell
Alfred Tenpenny
Dorothy
David
W. L. Norris
S. G. Conley
Roger L. Quakenbush
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Journal-World Photo
USIA
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Acacia Lodge No
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S. E. Kerns
C’y
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cooper
FT. Riley
Kan
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Junction City Daily Union
Stephen B. Ailes
Army
Jerry Griffith
Dderby
Robert Cram
R-St. Francis
Harlow B. Brown
Hutchinson
Chiefs
County Demos
Lawrence Memorial Co
Orman Endacott
Army Non-Com Club
Hawaii
Berg Acres
Route 2
Lyle Eraas
Frink
Mimi
Jim
Hillcrest School
Paul
Dr. Frink
L H. Frink
All O ' Malls Shopping
Harriett Blum
Albert
Marilyn Roberts Walsh
Phi Delta Theta
Warwick
Wichita
Harold
Kansas City Alumni Association
The
Warwick Paper Company
Pi Beta Phi
Sorority Alumni Corporation
Hadley
Linda
Ellis Cave
H. W. Reece
Dorth Coombs
Ivan Roberts
Kenton Cravens
Mrs. Warwick
Mrs
Annette Malseed
Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
State Farm
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
State Farm Mutual Autowobkle
Bloomington
Illinois
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