FBI says two arrests split Los Angeles armored car mystery
The FBI announced the arrests of Eli Lubin and Glenn M. Tharp Jr. in a $113,200 theft from Armored Transport Co. trucks in Los Angeles. Investigators say Lubin unlawfully received truck keys and may have acted with others. the money’s final disposition remains unsolved.
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Los Angeles
Armored Transport Co
Bank of America
Figueroa
Eli Lubin
Mickey Cohen
Glenn M. Tharp Jr
FBI
Lubin
Tharp
William G. Simon
Air Force Ends D Series Atlas Tests With Long-Range Rocket
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Air Force will focus on a new Atlas missile after firing the final test rocket of the current D series The last D rocket flew 5000 miles to the South Atlantic on Monday Its nose cone landed well within two miles of the target Officials announced
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
South Atlantic
Deaths-Funerals William A Brubeck 70 in Humansville area
William A Brubeck aged 70 died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He lived in Humansville most of his life, was a retired farmer and carpenter, and is survived by Alma his wife four sons Loris Orlas Howard Arnold two daughters, three brothers, two sisters, 28 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A son and granddaughter were killed in a Dec. car train crash near Fifteenth Street. Funeral arrangements through Rumsey Funeral Home Stockton.
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Humansville
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alma
Valley Falls
Kan
Stockton
Rumsey Funeral Home
Loris
Brook, Orlas
Howard
Wellington
Calif
Arnold
Linwood
Marjorie Pate
Rosemary Gent
North Kansas City
Dave
Overland Park
Jess
Deepwater
Lettie Lean
Zettie Breeze
John Robert
Pamela
Fifteenth Street
Memorial Notices From Topeka And Linwood Obituaries
Obituaries for Mrs. Ann E. Frost of Topeka a former school principal. Mrs. Minnie Isabel Parry of Linwood with Wyatt Earp relation. and Mrs. Ruth Smith of Lawrence report deaths, funeral plans, affiliations, and survivors. Services listed in churches and cemeteries with burial details.
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Topeka
Tonganoxie
Rice
Highland Park
Washburn University
Kansas University
Holy Name Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brennan Funeral Home
F. H. Barnes
John Dwyer Sr
Jim Dwyer
Minnie Isabel Parry
Linwood
Linwood Methodist Church
Paul Davis
Mt. Sidney
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Eldon
John A. Parry
Kansas City
British Officials Stay Silent On Duchess Accusations
London observers report little official response to Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII allegations. Some former subjects condemn the duchess and supportive voices appear, while the palace and government remain quiet. The piece notes limited newspaper reactions and quotes Charles Curran criticizing the ex-king’s idle life.
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Duchess of Windsor
McCall’s Magazine
Wallis Simpson
Edward VIII
Elizabeth II
Bahamas
Charles Curran
Curran
Britain
Hults Advocates Moss Hire Amid Turnpike Changes
Hults told the Journal-World he led the motion to hire Moss as an advisor, unanimous support, amid three new KTA members and a shifting leadership. Anderson says no plan to test Kirchner’s contract. Moss’ appointment faces scrutiny over qualifications and potential court action if challenged.
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Journal-World
Moss
KTA
McDonald
John Anderson
Anderson
Kirchner
Lawrence
Edward W. Beaman
Hoyt
Walter Johnson
Beaman
Senate
House
Johnson
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Don Hewitt
Docking
Turnpike
Hewitt
Anderson Urges Short Ballot And Four Year Terms
Kansas Governor John Anderson backs some form of short ballot and four year terms for certain state offices. He announced plans for regular separate meetings with elected officials and administrative heads. The first luncheon with legislative leaders included Wunsch Mitchell Arthur and Chase.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Executive Mansion
Paul R. Wunsch
Kingman
Senate
William L. Mitchell
Hutchinson
House
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Harold Chase
Anderson
Legislative Council
Trinity Lutheran Church Holds Annual Congregational Meeting
The Trinity Lutheran Church conducted its annual congregational meeting Sunday with officer and auxiliary reports. 1980 receipts totaled 42 209 including benevolent 13 019 operation 23 347 and 7 843 for special funds. Fred Cooper Norman Endacott Albert Sabol Jr John Vogel were elected to three year terms on the Church Council. Walter Heck elected to a three year term on the Board of Trustees. Installation planned at the 11 a.m. service.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Cooper
Norman Endacott
Albert Sabol Jr
John Vogel
Walter Heck
Il A.m
State of the Union Address Set for Monday by Kennedy
President Kennedy will address a joint session of Congress Monday at 1 30 p.m. CST to deliver his State of the Union. Leaders say separate legislative proposals will follow within a week or two, with the administration weighing priorities after the speech. Republicans urge clarity on costs of the New Frontier and spending pledges.
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Kennedy
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Lyndon B. Johnson
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Kuchel
Los Angeles
Preliminary hearing set for Kansas City youth in four burglary counts
Ernie W. Webb Jr., 16, of Kansas City Kansas, faces four counts of breaking and entering after alleged early Sunday burglaries in Baldwin. He is held on $2,000 bond. Webb was later captured in Wichita and returned to county custody. In a separate matter, Leroy B. McAllister waived a preliminary hearing on a bogus check charge and was bound over to the February district term on $1,500 bond.
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Ernie W. Webb Jr
Kansa City
Kan
Webb
Kansas City
Baldwin
Wichita
Fred Brooker
Leroy B. McAllister
del. St
Memorial Hospital Obituary Notices List
Memorial Hospital records list multiple individuals with addresses in Joplin Baldwin Perry and surrounding areas. Names include Clara Coe John Grant Snyder Judith Hornberger Charles Hornberger Jr Betty Bryant Walter Elms Mary Treece Johnnie Taul Michael Hess Phyllis Caine Mamie Patton Eric Clabaugh Ethel Vesper Randall Buzzi Glenda Reid Brenda Moon and baby girl name not provided.
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Clara Coe
Mass
John Grant Snyder
Lindenwood
Jack O. Joplin
McLouth
Judith Ann Hornberger
Baldwin
Charles F. Hornberger Jr
Betty L. Bryant
Elm
Walter Edward Elms
R.I
Mary Elizabeth Treece
W. 20Th
Terr
Johnnie Jo Taul
Michael Henry Hess
Phyllis Caine
Mamie Patton
Tenn
Eric Clabaugh
Ind
Ethel Vesper
Randall David Buzzi
W. 6Th
Glenda Lorene Reid
Perry
Brenda E. Moon
R.T
Pirates Seize Santa Maria In Caribbean Port Battle
The Santa Maria was hijacked while near Curacao as Captain Mario Simoes Mai resisted orders to sail to Miami. The ship's third officer Joao Jose de Nascimento Costa was killed and several crewmen wounded. US destroyers are ordered to visit and search the vessel and escort it to a US port under piracy laws. The vessel, with 1568 tons of oil and food for 20 days, fled south while the Rothesay pursued. Castries aides reported wounded crew reaching St. Lucia as Lisbon calls it a preposterous crime.
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Caribbean
Joao Jose de Nascimento Costa
Santa Maria
Mario Simoes Mai
Blackbeard
St. Lucia
Martinique
Trinidad
Rothesay
Mai
Curacao
Miami
Lisbon
Castries
U.S. Navy
Washington
Puerto Rico
Port Everglades
Fla
Shaw Bros
Salazar
Stolen hub caps reported from Kansas University student car
Bill Miller a Pleasanton sophomore of 1423 Ohio Street told Kansas University police that two hub caps were stolen from his car late Monday evening.
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Bill Miller
Pleasanton
Ohio St
Kansas University
Repeal Proposal On Work Measure Introduced In Kansas
A Senate Republican proposed repealing the 1958 right to work amendment in Kansas. Fayette Rowe of Columbus led the effort among several measures, needing two thirds support to reach voters, regarded unlikely. Other Rowe items would curb vehicle owner liability, adjust damages for contributory negligence, and allow civil verdicts by a 9 of 12 juror majority.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Fayette Rowe
Columbus
Rowe
Anderson declines comment on Boyd highway director rumor
Gov John Anderson would not confirm or deny reports he plans to appoint McDill Huck Boyd, his primary foe, as state highway director. The governor declined comment on circulating rumors as he begins term after August primary. Fred Rausch Jr handles extradition cases until a pardon attorney is named.
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Topeka
McDill
Huck) Boyd
John Anderson
Statehouse
Anderson
Boyd
Phillipsburg
Fred Rausch Jr
Local House Raided In Liquor Sweep At 803 Pa St
Sheriff Fred Brooker and Police Chief John Hazelet led a joint raid at Chris Martinez residence 803 Pa St. officers seized 23 half-pints whiskey two pints vodka five half-pints gin 11 quarts wine and six fifths wine. Martinez arrested and to be charged with selling liquor without license. Liquor bore Kansas stamps and another pint was sold earlier while watched by officers.
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Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
Chris Martinez
Pa. St
Fred Brooker
John Hazelet
Martinez
Hazelet
Kansas
Net Turnpike Revenue Reaches Record 1960 High
Kansas Turnpike net revenue for 1960 totaled 4 468 577 against 4 432 162 in 1959. Despite the record, earnings fell short of the 5 263 920 annual interest on the bond issue. General manager Gale Moss cited about 160 000 in extra maintenance costs. Total 1960 expenses were 1 730 035 vs 1 567 525 in 1959.
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Kansas Turnpike
Gale Moss
Moss
Turnpike
Lawrence superintendent to speak at Douglas County teachers meeting
Wyandotte County superintendent George Bell will keynote the annual teacher board meeting in Lawrence. The 7:30 p.m. program at Wakarusa Valley School features music by the 98'ers, girls chorus, and middle school choirs, plus a second grade folk dance. Douglas County Treasurer asks tag 3022 buyer to contact office. tag bought January 9.
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George Bell
Wyandotte
Douglas County Teachers Association
Wakarusa Valley
Wrist Watch Lost by KU Freshman in Murphy Hall
Dorothy Kay Hammers of Aberdeen South Dakota reported to KU police that she lost a wrist watch valued at 150 dollars Monday afternoon in or near Murphy Hall on the campus.
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Kansas University
Aberdeen, S.D
Dorothy Kay Hammers
W. Llch St
Murphy Hall
Thanks for sympathy from friends and neighbors
A family expresses gratitude for hospital prayers and condolences after losses. Mrs. Walter Wilson and Glen Nevene thank friends and relatives for flowers, cards, and funeral support for Orvel Wilson. Montogomery, Topps, and Tindall families also extend appreciation for sympathy after their mother and grandmother's death.
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Orvel Wilson
John A. Montgomery
Mabel Topps
Max Tindall
Monte B. Tindall
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