Heart Attack Risk Found In Vietnam War Casualties
Lt. Col. Kenneth H. Cooper reports post mortem studies of U S casualties in Vietnam show many would face heart attack risk later in life if they had survived. He cites higher arterial hardening than in Korea, linked to lack of exercise high fat diets and smoking among youths.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Kenneth H. Cooper
Air Force
Army
Cooper
Aerospace Medical Laboratory
Air Force Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Sirhan's Lawyer Plans Challenge to Grand Jury
Los Angeles. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's murder trial resumes as Grant Cooper seeks to dismiss the indictment by challenging the grand jury as improperly chosen and not representative of a broad Los Angeles County cross section.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Grant Cooper
Los Angeles County
Actress Thelma Ritter Stricken By Heart Attack
Veteran character actress Thelma Ritter Moran aged 68 suffered a heart attack at her home in Forest Hills Garden Queens at 5 15 p m Monday. She was rushed to Queens General Hospital in critical condition.
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New York
Thelma Ritter
Forest Hills Garden
Queens
Thelma Ritter Moran
Queens General Hospital
Church of Nazarene Sets Record Budget
The Church of the Nazarene adopted a record 1969 budget of 6,025,000 with an increase of 290,000 over 1968. Seventy eight percent funds go to missionary work in 48 countries as the church targets 500,000 members by end of 1970, up from about 465,000.
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Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Deaths-Funerals Alan Dringenberg Parsons Kansas University Senior
Alan Leroy Dringenberg 21 Galesburg KA University senior dies after a Sunday night car crash. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Burris-Wall Parsons, burial Valley Cemetery Parsons. Survived by W D Dringenberg and a sister Mrs Hugh Robinson. An honor student, he earned a KA B A planned for spring and was nominated for a Woodrow Wilson Scholarship. He belonged to Otterbein U B Church, a World War I veteran and retired farmer. He previously attended Ninth St Baptist Church Lawrence.
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Parsons
Alan Leroy Dringenberg
Galesburg
Kansas University
Burris-Wall
The
Valley Cemetery
Woodrow Wilson
Otterbein U.B. Church
Ninth St. Baptist Church
Lawrence
Funeral services for Edward A. Tryon
Funeral services for Edward A. Tryon 78 of 634 N 6th St will be Friday at 2 pm at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev C J Knox officiating Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery He is survived by a daughter Mrs Florence Sauders of the home four sons James Charles Paul and Harry eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren A retired painter
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Edward A. Tryon
N. 6Th St
Lawrence Manor
Rumsey
Rev
C. J. Knox
Oak Hill Cemetery
Florence Sauders
James
Walnut
Charles
W. 22Nd St
Ter
Paul
E. 14Th St
Costa Rican professor Adelardo Bonilla dies at 79
Death on January 19 is announced for Adelardo Bonilla a literature professor at the University of Costa Rica in San Jose. He taught as a visiting professor at Kansas University in 1965 and engaged with KU students in the Junior Year in Costa Rica program. Bonilla also worked in journalism and government serving as Costa Rica's vice president 1958-62 and interim president briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelardo Bonilla
University of Costa Rica
San Jose
Kansas University
Costa Rica
Bonilla
David Nelson 74 former Lawrence resident dies in Topeka
David H. Nelson 74 a former Lawrence resident died Tuesday at Winter General Hospital Topeka Funeral and burial arrangements are pending announced by Bowser Lee Funeral Home Born in Lawrence he was a savant of the community with a sister Mary Frances Smiley of Los Angeles and a brother Harvey in Lawrence joined by nieces and nephews
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Topeka
David H. Nelson
L.awrence
Winter General Hospital
Toneka
Bowser- Lee Funeral Home
Mary Frances Smiley
Los Angeles
Calif
Olive Scott
Oskaloosa
Harvey
Lawrence
Funeral services for Minnie Hattie McCrary
Funeral services for Minnie Hattie McCrary 85 of 133 Perry will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery following.
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Minnie Hattie McCrary
Perry
Rumsey Funeral Home
Maple Grove Cemetery
Funeral services set for Edna Kaiser in Larned
Edna Kaiser 80 of Larned dies in a local rest home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Beckwith Mortuary Larned with burial in Larned. Survived by husband Loren McMannana of Larned two sons Robert of Lawrence Kansas and Clayton of Colorado Springs Colo two sisters Mrs C L Conklin Eugene Ore and Mrs George Meeker Garden City two brothers Harold and Arthur Hewson both of Larned five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Larned
Edna Kaiser
Loren McMannana
Robert
N. H
Lawrence
Clayton
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. L. Conklin
Eugene
Ore
George Meeker
Garden City
Harold
Arthur Hewson
Funeral services announced for Jessie Ortiz Vargas of Eudora
Mrs Ortiz Vargas died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She was a Holy Family Catholic Church member. Survivors include daughter Anna Maria Estrada father Porfio Estrada sister Irene Alvaez and brother Frank Estrada of Heidelberg Germany all of Eudora with services to be announced by Warren Mortuary Lawrence.
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Eudora
Jessie Ortiz-Vargas
Warren Mortuary
Lawrence
The
Holy Family Catholic Church
Anna Maria
Porfio Estrada
Irene Alvaez
Frank Estrada
Heidelburg
Germany
Rennels to Face Trial on Assault
Rennels 41 of 446 Maine St bound over to District Court on assaulting a police officer in a Jan 22 incident. Bond set at 1000 after initial 3000. hearing by Judge Charles Rankin. Officer Dalquest injured during disturbance call at 1247 La. Topeka man Hollis Smith Jr. pleaded guilty to grand larceny and faces 1 to 5 years. Smith may be sent to Reception and Diagnostic Center before prison.
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Burgess William Rennels
Maine St
Douglas County Court
Charles Rankin
Rennels
Lawrence
Donald D. Dalquest
Hollis Henry Smith Jr
Topeka
Douglas County
Shawnee County
Gray
Smith
Freeman Liquor
E. 7Th St
Service Awards Given Haskell Institute Staff Members
A January faculty meeting in Sequoyah Hall awarded posthumous and present service honors at Haskell Institute. Margaret Blaylock received a 20 year service award as housemother at Pocahontas Hall. Thelma Haverty, Sterling Christian, and Ernest Niece also earned 20 year awards. Ten year awards went to Louise Beaver Joan Lane Alonzo Flores and Ronnie McLemore. Three staff earned quality increase awards: Bob Grinnell Orva Hoffmann and Ben Beaver. Awards were presented by Superintendent Wallace Galluzzi.
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Haskell Institute
Sequoyah Hall
Margaret Blaylock
Pocahontas Hall
Thelma Haverty
Sterling Christian
Ernest Niece
Louise Beaver
Joan Lane
Alonzo Flores
Ronnie McLemore
Bob Grinnell
Orva Hoffmann
Ben Beaver
Haskell
Wallace Galluzzi
Fort Scott Receives Urban Renewal Grant for Downtown Plan
Fort Scott Kansas authorizes 1 230 945 for this year for urban renewal. Harold R Calhoun says steps can begin on the downtown development project and planning stages for several years. Another 1 072 057 is set aside for next year. The plan includes acquiring downtown areas and clearing some properties while owners may stay to relocate or build anew.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Fort Scott
Harold R. Calhoun
Calhoun
Sixteen KU Graduates Await Military Commissions
Sixteen Kansas University mid year graduates will receive commissions at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. Army officers include Larry Black of Pants Valley Oklahoma William Craig of Prairie Village Carl Dorris of 2430 Ousdahl Rd Walter Wulf of Humboldt Raymond Carter of Springfield James Cole of Kent Daniel Rist of Santa Ana and Michael Shongo of Chaflin. Navy officers include Raymond Carter. Air Force officers include Danny Beam Wichita Thomas Dawes Rochester NY William Dobbs Topeka James Freeman 1922 Barker Thomas Hoskins 2600 W 23rd St Gary Moser Topeka John Tinsley Leavenworth and William Yates Topeka.
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Kansas University
Swarthout Recital Hall
Larry Black
Pants Valley
Okla
William Craig
Prairie Village
Carl Dorris
Ousdahl Rd
Walter Wulf
Humboldt
Army
Raymond Carter
Springfield
James Cole
Kent
Wash
Daniel Rist
Santa Ana
Calif
Michael Shongo
Chaflin
Navy
New
Air Force
Danny Beam
Wichita
Thomas Dawes
Rochester
N. Y
William Dobbs
Topeka
James Freeman
Barker
Thomas Hoskins
23Rd St
Gary Moser
John Tinsley
Leavenworth
Wiliam Yates
Astronauts Plan Moon Reflector Experiments
Astronauts aim to place reflectors on the moon to bounce pulsating laser beams. By timing the round trip of signals scientists could measure earth moon distances to within six inches.
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Moon
Young Gun Testing Mother Twice Fends Off Store Robbers
In Oakland California a 25 year old mother, Linda West, used a concealed .38 pistol to stop two armed holdups at her family liquor store. She killed both robbers, Andrew Andrade and John H Smith, who had felony records.
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Oakland
Calif
Linda West
Jack
Legislature At Glance Kansas Actions in 1969 Session
Gov. Docking and party leaders met for 30 minutes to discuss cooperation. A Senate committee introduced a bill to create a framework for a Midwestern Corrections Compact enabling prisoner exchange among states. Two Democrats opposed the bill advancing elections commissioner appointments in four largest counties. The House received a bill mandating open meetings by state and subdivison bodies.
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Topeka
Kansas
Robert Docking
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Secretary of State
Kansas House
Man Detaches From Kidney Machine Dies in Minnesota
Ron Frederickson a 33 year old blind diabetic from Minneapolis signed a waiver to stop treatment and died Monday after living with his condition for about three years. He told his wife he was ready to die and said he believed death was a new beginning. His wife Karen is his only immediate survivor.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Ron Frederickson
Karen
Frederickson
Minneapolis Star
Jim
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Update
Kansas traffic death tally notes 0 deaths in 24 hours up to 9 a.m. Tuesday. For January total 44, year 1969 44, with one previously unreported fatality. Includes a newly reported case.
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Kansas
Topeka
Earnings Rise for Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reported total earnings of 109.7 million dollars for last year, up more than 24 million from 1967. Net earnings before payments to the U.S. Treasury and dividends to member banks reached 95.2 million dollars, about 22.8 million higher than the previous year, due to larger holdings of U.S. government securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
U.S. Treasury
North Dakota Passes Law Protecting Women Jockeys
Governor Guy signed a new state law prohibiting discrimination against women jockeys in North Dakota where horse racing is uncommon and primarily conducted at fairs.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
William L. Guy
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Hugh Robinson
St. Louis
Edward Tryon
David Nelson
Bigelow Lee Sam Vs
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Minnie McCrary
Charles Ise
E. 19Th St
Klobuchar
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Reserve Bank
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