Texan Voices Suspicion in Estes Cotton Case
Former Texas farm official Henry Marshall told a Texas committee in late 1960 or early 1961 he suspected abuse of the cotton allotment transfer program and named Billie Sol Estes. Davenport, former STAM committee chair, said the matter never reached the panel and nothing was done.
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Washington
Texas
Henry Marshall
Texas State Committee
Billie Sol Estes
Baldwin P. Davenport
Stamford
Tex
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Marshall
U.S. Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
Estes
Reeves
Pecos
State Committee
Davenport
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Democrat Opposes Write-In Plan in 5th District Race
Pittsburg Kansas AP southeast Democratic leader Tea Sala of Frontenac Crawford County chairman opposes a state party plan to nominate a secretary of state candidate by write-in. He warns many ballots could be spoiled in the 5th District while three Democrats seek the congress nomination and Andy Gray is proposed as a write-in option.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Tea Sala
Frontenac
Crawford County
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM Stated Meeting Notice
Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM holds a stated communication Thursday July 12 at 7 30 PM. Visitors are welcome. Harold E Blitch W M and Joseph K Gorbutt Secretary are listed.
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Acacia Lodge No. 9
A.M
Harold E. Blitch
W.M
Joseph K. Gorbutt
Secy
Segregationists Break With Faubus Over 1957 Actions
Segregationist leaders who supported Gov. Orval Faubus during the 1957 crisis turn away amid a new handbill accusing him of failing to fight desegregation. The Capital Citizens Council leaders criticize Faubus, while the Committee to Maintain Segregation in Our Schools disperses.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Capital Citizens Council
Dollarway
Pine Bluff
T. J. Raney
Little Rock
Raney
Citizens Council
Amis Guthridge
Council
KU Summer Session Nears End at Kansas University
The article notes about three weeks remain in KU's summer session with finals through August 4 and dismissal until mid September. Enrollment for the fall is expected to reach about 10,800 on the Lawrence campus, as new student orientation and placement exams begin in early September.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
University
Lawrence
Ad executive James L. Barrick dies at 54
James L. Barrick national advertising manager of the Kansas City Star died in a hospital after a heart attack. He was 54 and had served as national advertising manager since 1950 and with the Star since 1930.
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Kansas City
James L. Barrick
The
Kansas City Star
Star
Sunflower Ordnance Works Part Of 5.O.W. To Be Sold
The Defense Department announced plans to close 80 military installations in 29 states and Canada as surplus. A 326 acre portion of Sunflower Ordnance Works near Lawrence Kansas on K-10 is slated for sale, part of a vast 10 000 acre plant. Sunflower has stood idle since 1958 with 273.8 million invested and potential yearly savings of 5.41 million in maintenance.
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Washington
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Canada
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lawrence
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Sunflower Village
Sunflower
Hercules Powder Company
Bell Telephone Demonstration in Eudora July 2021
A Bell Telephone Co facility exhibit tour will run in Eudora during the CPA picnic weekend. The tent at City Park displays dial telephones, the Bell solar battery, a farm interphone, and a self voice tester with demonstrations and equipment talks by a Bell representative. John Walker of Topeka speaks on Progress in Transmission at 7 p.m. Friday.
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Bell Telephone Co
Eudora
CPA
City Park
Bell
Eudora Telephone
Eudora High School
John Walker
Topeka
Walker
Bell Public Relations Department
Margaret Utt Roberts Memorial Scholarship at KU Established
The Margaret Utt Roberts Memorial Scholarship, for young women majoring in piano and organ, becomes part of KU’s permanent endowment. J Irvin Youngberg announced the gift funded by Mrs Roberts family and friends. Mrs Roberts, an Independence pianist and organist, led Epiphany Church choir and performed widely.
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Margaret Utt Roberts
Kansas University
J . Irvin Youngberg
KU Endowment Association
Roberts
Fine Arts School
Independence
Epiphany Episcopal Church
Kansas
Woman Struck By Storm Suffers Facial Wound Near Home
Mrs. Dolores Ogden of 640 Maine suffered a deep facial cut after slipping on her porch while closing windows during this morning's storm. Her head struck the metal edge of a pop case, requiring six stitches. She is wife of Don Ogden, World Co. employee.
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Dolores Ogden
Maine
Don Ogden
World Co
Get the Journal World at Your Summer Address
Classified ad promotes subscription delivery to a summer address with a phone line for orders listed as V13 1000 Adv. Includes no further details about prices dates or terms.
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Journal-World
Adv
Journal- World
NorthWest Kansas Posts Record June Rainfall and Heat
June rainfall in northwest Kansas nearly doubled the monthly average and exceeded 7.5 inches at times, with Paola and Mankato registering extremes. Temperatures across major stations averaged 1.4 to 3.5 degrees below normal, including a 100 degree day at Fredonia and a 38 degree low at Eureka during a hailstorm.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
A. D. Robb
Northwest
East Central
North Central
Paola
Mankato
Fredonia
Sharon Springs
Eureka
Tornado disrupts Lawrence area as damage spans district
Severemanager said damage covered the entire district, not only Lawrence and Douglas County. Officials noted switchboards jammed by calls as residents sought storm information. Two people were stunned by a lightning strike near 6th and Indiana, but no injuries were reported. Farmers expected crops to benefit from the soaking rain, with potential full yields despite debris damage.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Stedham
Lecompton
Whitaker
Fred Brooker
Broeker
6Th and
Ind
Rumsey Funeral Home
Jeff Heeb
Howard Walker
Rumseys
Real Estate Veteran Frank Fox Suffering Heart Attack
Frank Fox 82 of 1903 Barker Ave was rushed to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. A longtime local real estate man with 32 years in the field, Fox kept an office in the First National Bank building and is father of Terence Fox of World Co Commercial Printing Department.
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Frank Fox
Barker Ave
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fox
First National Bank
Terence Fox
The
World Co. Commercial Printing Department
Thousands protest Saskatchewan medicare plan in Regina
Thousands from across Saskatchewan gathered in the capital to oppose the compulsory medical care plan. Organizers of the Keep Our Doctors Committee led the rally before the legislative building with hopes of no violence. Essex 20 000 to 30 000 protesters attended while Britons and other doctors joined the strike effort.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Keep Our Doctors Committee
Centron film shoot scenes handled amid storm damage
Lawrence reports on a Centron Corp production with Louis Nye filming in front of Hotel Eldridge. Fire Department responded to three power line incidents during a violent morning storm, while K P and L crews fixed outages. A Topeka boy bitten by a rat recovers after hospital treatment and a rabies test.
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Centron Corp
Louis Nye
Eldridge
Nye
Herb Harvey
F. C. Sanders
K.p.&l
KU Civil Engineering Receives $125000 Parker Fund Grant
Kansas University will gain over 125000 from the Glenn L Parker Fund established by the Parker will. The income supports the Civil Engineering Department through the KU Endowment Association. Parker, KU 1906 alumnus, led the U S Geological Survey water resources division before his 1946 death. Mrs Parker, born in Washington DC, died in 1960.
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Kansas University
Washington, D. C
W. Clarke Wescoe
Glenn L. Parker
KU Endowment Association
Parker
Butte
Mont
U. S. Geological Survey
Alaska
Valuable Paintings Stolen From London Art Gallery
The O'Hana Art Gallery in Mayfair reported a theft of 35 modern art paintings valued at 700000 pounds. Thieves forced a rear door, making it England's largest art theft since last August's Goya missing from the National Gallery.
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London Art Gallery
London
O'Hana Art Gallery
Mayfair
England
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
O’hana
Renoir
Palmer Under Par In British Open Contest
Arnold Palmer opened defense of his British Open title at Troon with a 1 under par 71 on a rain soaked Old Course. Sam Snead struggled to a 76 while Peter Thomson led early finishers with a 70.
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Troon
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Peter Thomson
Australia
Congressional hopeful asks resign of district GOP chair
Ralph Brownfield of Winfield, seeking the Republican nomination for Congress in the new 5th District, says he will demand that Royal Cox of Iola resign as district chairman. Brownfield cites Cox’s endorsement of Walter L. McVey, the 3rd District incumbent, as improper during a four-candidate primary. Other nominees include Joe Skubitz and J. Ed Thompson.
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Winfield, Kan
Ralph Brownfield
Winfield
Royal Cox
Iola
Brownfield
Cox
Walter L. McVey
5Th
McVey
Washington
Joe Skubitz
Pittsburg
J. Ed Thompson
Parsons
Pringsheim to Speak on New Regime in Communist China
Klaus Pringsheim, political science instructor, outlines a talk on the New Regime in Communist China at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Pan-American Room of the Kansas Union at Kansas University. A service of quiet dignity. Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-5111.
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Klaus Pringsheim
Communist
China
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Rumsey Funeral Home
KU Camp Musicians to Open Recitals at Swarthout Hall
Kansas University music camp announces first of two student recitals at 7 30 tonight in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall selections include works by Hovaness Mozart Tchaikovsky and Chopin with participants such as Alan Hitt Gary Claxton Jane Sexton and Sidney Emery among others half performing tonight and half next week proceeds toward camp activities with a second recital scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Kansas University
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Russell L. Wiley
Gary Claxton
Alan Hitt
Roy Guenther
Jane Sexton
John Sexton
Dick Ellison
David Howard
Connie Grambling
Patty McGrew
Earle Dumler
Steve Kowalsky
Janice Kay Gray
Suzie Driscoll
Sharon Popp
Richard Sherman
Denny Raymond
Pamela Scholes
Jim Gorton
Mike Berger
Paul Falzer
Larry Fryback
Carol Kuester
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Bill Walton
David Goldberg
Sidney Emery
Alan Hovaness
Wwe Winter Watts
Feerh
MacDowell
Albeniz
Paul Hindemith
Jack McKenzie
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