Taft-Hartley Act Stops Boeing Strikes in Seattle
A temporary restraining order under Taft-Hartley halted a planned strike by the International Association of Machinists at Boeing. Judge William J. Lindberg set a 10 day limit with a hearing next Friday to decide extension during the 80 day cooling-off period. Boeing will continue normal operations. about 40,000 workers are employed.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Kennedy
Boeing
U.S
William J. Lindberg
Lindberg
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Harold J. Gibson
IAM
Taft-Hartley
Market News Investment Prices From Multiple Suppliers
This week's closing prices on investment company shares and farm goods from Farmers Co-Op Harwood's Market and K C Produce in Kansas City. Commodities include Wheat Corn Mile Soy beans Oats Eggs and Butter with varied grades and per unit costs. Poultry and live fryers prices are listed for different weights and types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-Op
Harwood
K.C
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Livestock Prices Week Declines Across Classes
Cattle compared with last week show slaughter steers 50 to 100 lower and heifers 50 to 57 lower. Calves and vealers steady. feeders to 50 lower. Good to prime steers 22.75 to 27.00. good to prime heifers 22.00 to 26.25. slaughter calves 21.50 to 25.00. vealers 23.00 to 28.00. feeders 20.50 to 32.00. Sheep and hogs also move lower in various weight ranges with mixed feeder lambs and ewes steady to lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
Eureka logger records citys highest blood alcohol reading
Eureka police restrained 54 year old Leland Breshears after finding him intoxicated in a parked car. He registered a .50 blood alcohol score, the highest ever recorded in the city, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Calif
California
Eurekan
Leland Lester Breshears
Multiple Obituaries and Funerals in Lawrence Area
The notice lists deaths and funeral plans for Jeanette Benson Danenhower 82 of Portland formerly Lawrence, Martha Manley Hood 81 of Lawrence, Alva Bond 80 of Overbrook, James Ausban Mooney 88 of Lawrence, Minnie May Skelton 76 of London Ontario with services at Rumsey Funeral Home or local churches and burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Survivors include children and extended relatives with locations across Kansas Ontario and California.
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Jeanette Benson Danenhower
Portland
Ore
Lawrence
Harold Benson
San Francisco
Rosé Pearce
Mass. St
Martha Manley Hood
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lilac Lane
Elmer F. Beth
Allen Crafton
Hood
George J. Hood
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alva Bond
Douglas County
Washington Creek Church
Overbrook
Washington Creek
Bond
Topeka
Grace Bond
Mr. Bond
Clyde E. Bond
Osage City
Tom A
Virgil Lee Bond
Richland
Wash
Millard G
Fred R. Bond
Claude B
Harvey M. Bond
Ross A. Bond
Scranton
Letha Rukes
Alberta Bright
Sarah Fuqua
Edith Hatcher
Downey
Calif
James Ausban Mooney
James Rusban Mooney
Perry
Harry Smith
Maple Grove Cemetery
Francis’ Manlove
Kansas City
Kan
Mary M. Kendrick
Harrisonville
Avis Ford
Alva E
Donald T
Shreveport, la
George H
717
N. 4Th
Charles N
The
Howard K
Route 3
Minnie May Skelton
London
Ontario
Canada
Vern Montgomery
Moundview Dr
Robert Skelton
Burbank
Mary Flority
Cooksville
Floyd Skelton
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Skelton
St. Catherine’s
Frederick Skelton
Schenectady
Albert Skelton
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Addresses List
Memorial Hospital records list births and residents including Mildred Hamby 633 Ala , Alice Cole Lecompton , Ruby Ruff 841 Ohio , Clarence Hoover 336 Johnson , Ricky England Sunflower , Darla Bowlin Richland , Fred Foster 739 Lake , Tresea Ledbetter Tonganoxie , Patricia Pirtle Stouffer Place , Beatrice Tucker 115 Eith , Bryona Wiley 1635 Cambridge Rd , Kathryn Coyne Linwood , Mildred Gentry 1714 Vt , Hazel Nastruz Davenport IA , Angelo Nastruz Davenport IA , Ralph Puckett 2415 La , Roger Tucker Route 1 , Charlene Snell and baby girl McLouth , Mr and Mrs Ruff 841 Ohio a son Friday , Mr and Mrs James Barter Stouffer Place a son today , Mr and Mrs Jack Runnels 1817 Maple Lane a daughter today.
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Philip Spencer
Lecompton
Mildred Hamby
Ala
Alice Cole
Ruby Ruff
Ohio
Clarence Hoover
Johnson
Ricky England
Sunflower
Darla Bowlin
Richland
Fred Foster
Lake
Tresea Ledbetter
Tonganoxie
Patricia Pirtle
Stouffer Place
Beatrice Tucker
Eith
Bryona Wiley
Cambridge Rd
Kathryn Coyne
Linwood
Mildred Gentry
Hazel Nastruz
Davenport
Iowa
Angelo Nastruz
Ralph Puckett
Roger Tucker
Route 1
Charlene Snell
David Ruff
James Barter
Jack Runnels
Maple Lane
Freshmen Out on Bond After Short Jail Stay
Two Kansas University freshmen, Gregory L. Duguid and Troy Rinacke, were sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined $50 for destruction of property after they shot marbles with slingshots. They posted $300 appeal bonds and will appeal the ruling as their cases move to the February term of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Gregory L. Duguid
McPherson
Troy Rinacke
Independence
Cuban cane workers clash with Americans in Limonar
In Limonar Cuba cane cutters blocked and danced with machetes as Americans left town after filming. Civilians jeered and praised Fidel as students and instructors at a government funded language institute cheered. Newsmen were guided to a Havana tour and a meeting with Blas Roca promised.
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Limonar
Candido Moreno
Cuba
Lazo
Cardoso
New York City
First Avenue
Miramar
Instituto de Idiomas— Language Institute
Carlos Lopez
New York
New York University
Lopez
NYU
Blas Roca
Havana
Nove Leaves Today for London Position
Alec Nove the Soviet economics expert from Kansas University departs for England after a KU semester. He will teach at the London School of Economics, head a new Glasgow University department next year, and edit Soviet Studies. He has lectured at Washington Seattle, Columbia, Illinois and California Los Angeles.
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Alec Nove
Rose Morgan
Kansas University
England
London Economics School
Glasgow University
Nove
U.S
Washington
Seattle
Columbia
Illinois
California
Los Angeles
Weather A Factor For Deems Annual John Deere Day
Bad weather again threatens Deems Farm Equipment's John Deere Day on Tuesday with the turnout said to depend entirely on weather. Lloyd Deems notes snow has often accompanied the event, now in its eighth year, as activities include equipment displays at 10 a.m., a 11:30 a.m. buffet lunch, and a 1 p.m. film What's New? at Granada Theater starring Charlie Veaner Donna Douglas and Andy Devine.
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Lloyd Deems
Deems
E. 23Rd, St
What
Granada Theater
Charlie Veaner
Donna Douglas
Andy Devine
Christian Church Plans Bond Campaign and New Chapel
Lawrence Heights Christian Church kicked off a bond drive with a dinner at Little Banquet. Robert E. Beck of Southwest Christian Church spoke as brochures and bond specimens were handed to salesmen. The church will build a chapel type sanctuary this summer with much labor by members. Temporary meetings are at Lawrence Community Nursery School. Don V. Evans is pastor. Charter members 22, current membership 46. Trustees include John Adams W R Matherly and Charles Higley. Secretary is Mrs Marlene Higley and J D Johnson is Sunday School superintendent.
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Lawrence Heights
Lawrence Community Nursery School
Seventh and
Alabama Sts
Don V. Evans
John Adams
R. I. St
W. R. Matherly
Bullene
Charles Higley
W. 13Th St
Marlene Higley
J. D. Johnson
Maple Lane
Church Leader Joseph L. Wirthlin Dies in Salt Lake City
Joseph L. Wirthlin 69 former eighth presiding bishop of the LDS Church died of a heart attack in a hospital in Salt Lake City while visiting a sick friend. He served as presiding bishop from 1952 to 1956.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph L. Wirthlin
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Wirthlin
Mormon Church
Soviet Quartet to Perform at KU February 12
The Komitas String Quartet from the Soviet Union visits Kansas University for the Chamber Music Series on Tuesday February 12 at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. The program includes Mozarts Quartet in D minor K421 and Tchaikovsky Quartet in F major, with members Avet Gabrialian Rafael Davidian Genrih Talalian and Sergay Aslamazian. Tickets are at Murphy Hall Box Office Kansas Union Ticket Center and Bell's Music Co. Students exclude ID exchange. The quartet arrives in Lawrence around 5:30 p.m. and stays overnight.
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Soviet Union
Komitas
Kansas University
Moscow University
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Gosquarted
Armenian Ssr
Komitas Quartet
Sogomon Gevorkovich
Sogomonian
Moscow
Russia
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
England
Austria
Roumania
Iceland
Norway
United States
Edward Mirzoyan
Tchaikovsky
Avet Gabrialian
Rafael Davidian
Genrih Talalian
Sergay Aslamazian
Kansas Union Ticket Center
Bell’s Music Co
Lawrence
Five Air Force Crewmen Found After B52 Crash
The five remaining crewmen missing after a B52 crash near Greenville were located along the flight path about one and a half miles from the wreckage. The Air Force identified the crew and confirmed their bodies were recovered.
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Greenville
Maine
Air Force
Kennedy reviews Adams papers in American Historical Review
President Kennedy offers a lengthy appraisal of the first four volumes of the Adams papers, praising the editors and noting the projected 75 to 80 volumes from 400000 manuscript pages. He highlights the Adams family as extraordinary for its diverse achievements across politics military diplomacy and letters.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
United States
The
American Historical Review
Kennedy
Adams
John Adams
Belknap Press
Harvard University Press
Mr. Kennedy
Henry, Brooks
Charles Francis II
Robert F
Joseph P. Kennedy
Robert
Nine crewmen of jet bomber found, two rescued
Bodies of five crewmen were recovered today including Maj. Robert J. Morrison of Portland and Maj. Robert J. Hill Jr. of Joplin Among the dead are Capt. Red Hanson Rapid City Capt. Charles G Leuchter Denver and T Set Michael F O Keefe Bronx Two crewmen were rescued Friday and two others found dead The Air Force said evidence indicated all nine crewmen bailed into the crash area
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Robert J. Morrison
Portland
Ore
Robert J. Hill Jr
Joplin
Red Hanson
Rapid City
S.D
Charles G. Leuchter
Denver
Colo
T-Set
Michael F. O'Keefe
Bronx
N.Y
Air Force
Vietnam War Era Jet Crashes Into Elephant Mountain
A military aircraft crashed into the side of Elephant Mountain on Thursday afternoon, after its eight-jet craft went down in rugged terrain. Emergency crews respond while investigators assess cause and casualties remain unconfirmed.
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Elephant Mountain
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Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Capital
Fundamental
Voce
Keystone S
Mass
Trust
William Street
Putnam Grth
United Accumulative
United Income Et Ech
United Science
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Winfield Grth. Ind. Fd
Mark
Bank of Friendly Sonics
Douglas County State Bank
Kentucky
Christian Church
Jefferson
Adamses
CRAM
I & Co., Inc
C. M. Lessenden SR
Ohio Street
Hopkins Kleenair
N.H
Golden Eagles
Stag
Gill Agency
Massachusetts
Rawleigh Zillcox
Realtors
Bob Harrison
Mgr
Mike Murphree
Eudora
Eudora Cleaners
Cook
Fine Selection
Cook’s Paints
Lawrence National Bank
7Th & Mass
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