U.S. Students Detained Over Distribusting Amerika in Moscow
Five Western nationals including three Americans, a Briton, and a West German were detained by Soviet authorities for four hours after distributing copies of the U.S. State Department magazine Amerika near a Moscow hotel. They were released and told to leave the country immediately.
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Moscow
Today
U.S. State Department
Chicago
United States
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
U. S
McGovern
U. S. State Department
Thirteen Die as Copter Crashes in Chicago
A helicopter crash in a Chicago suburb killed 13 aboard nine men from multiple states. Pilot Robert Meyer tried to gain altitude amid backfiring engines, the tail section separated, and debris caused a fatal wreck near tombstones in a cemetery. The flight served Chicago Helicopter Airways, which had ferried Mayor Daley and other travelers.
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Chicago
Henry Pilotto
Midwest
West Coast
Gauger
Chicago Helicopter Airways, Inc
Eisenhower
Robert Meyer
Worth
Ill
Meyer
Richard J. Daley
Memorial Hospital Names and Dismissals List of Residents
Memorial Hospital and area families listed with names and addresses. Dismissals note James Raybern Eudora Ruby Grammer George Mitchell II Jacqueline Reeves and baby girl Elaine Petergon Patricia Harrell Rachelle Patterson Dorothy Lemos and baby boy Sunflower C C Schwartz John Grinter Clarence Winston Haskell Grounds Quinter Brown Rex Mills Rex and Raymond Wing bach Eudora Gentry Crestline families welcomed a son or daughter today.
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James Raybern
Eudora
Ruby Grammer
Elm
George Mitchell II
Tonganoxie
Jacqueline Reeves
Connie Gose
Winifred Fudge
Inglewood
Calif
Mary Craig
Elaine Petergon
Patricia Harrell
W. 13Th
Rachelle Patterson
Maple Lane
Dorothy Lemos
C. C. Schwartz
John Grinter
Clarence Winston
Haskell Grounds
Quinter Brown
R.T
Deaths and Funerals for Jay Croy and Mary Davis
Jay Elwood Croy 64 of 1801 Wil. St Lawrence resident since 1930 died Wednesday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He born July 24 1896 in Sheldon Missouri He was a grocer and for 10 years ran the Elks Club commissary Funeral at 2 pm Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Benton Roy Hanan burial Oak Hill Cemetery Survives widow Rena Belle Croy two sons James and Jack and granddaughter Lise Mary Davis 86 of 1032 Conn. St resident of Douglas County 77 years died Wednesday night at Samaritan Lodge Funeral 10:30 am Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery sister Miss Alice A. Davis survives
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Jay Elwood Croy
Wil. St
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sheldon
Elks Club
Rumsey Funeral Home
Benton Roy Hanan
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rena
Belle Croy
James Croy
R. I. St
Jack Croy
Leavenworth
Lise Croy
R.I. St
Mary H. Davis
Conn. St
Douglas County
Samaritan Lodge
M. C. Allen
Rumseys
Alice A. Davis
Local Dancers In KU Program Highlight City Talent
Six Lawrence high school students will perform in tonight's Kansas University Music and Art Camp ballet recital at Hoch Auditorium. The program features 52 dancers and honors presentations, with Laura Brown Carol Chaney Asta Smiley Sara Hardiman Nancy Rusk and Jane Lindley among the cast.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Music and Art Camp
Ku’s
Hoch Auditorium
Laura Brown
W. 21St St. Terr
Carol Chaney
la. St
Asta Smiley
Mass. St
Sara Hardiman
W. 21St St
Nancy Rusk
Flowton
Ballet Division
Brahms
Strauss
Rameau
Gavotte
Thomas
Rasbach
Hindemith
Chopin
Scharwenka
Bourree
Bach
Gigue
Corelli
Galle Parisienne
Offenbach
Willan
Ballet Romantique
KU Enrollment Shift Shows Rising Female College Attendance
KU administrators anticipate higher female enrollment as 1 862 students listed with most new signups being women. Dean Emily Taylor notes the trend may reflect broader access while Dean Donald Alderson cautions about early housing and rush factors. August is seen as crucial for clearer enrollment indicators. Nice, a winter resort and seaport in southeast France, has a population of 160 000.
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Emily Taylor
Dean Taylor
Donald K. Alderson
Nice
France
Nixon aides rally crowd at Kansas GOP luncheon
At the 480 student luncheon in the Bismarck ballroom, GOP chairman Len Morton received applause while Mrs Nixon drew cheers. Secretary Seaton and diplomats were present as Nat ural tension over the Nixon campaign built. Val Peterson praised Lodge as a potential running mate and party leaders projected a strong, orderly convention with Nixon aiming for a swift, high impact appearance schedule.
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Kansas
GOP
Secretary of Interior
Fred Seaton
Cindy Harris
Chanute
Young Republican
Chicago
Bismarck
Len. Morton
Nixon
Sen. Morton
Andy Frain
Theis Attacks Kansas Republicans Over Closed Caucus
Frank Theis, seeking the Democratic nomination for senator, criticized Kansas GOP leaders for a closed caucus at the Republican National Convention. He accused them of deriding Democrats and praised open proceedings in Los Angeles while labeling Nixon backers as secretive.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Frank Theis
Kansas
Andrew PF. Schoeppel
Los Angeles
Nixon
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Turk
KU Preview At Mt Oread Aids Transfer Students
One Lawrencian, Richard Frye of 515 W 14th St, attends Kansas University final preview activities at Mt Oread today and Friday. The session targets transfer students considering enrollment this fall and includes placements exams and campus orientation with faculty and student advisers.
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Lawrencian
Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Richard Frye
W. 14Th St
Henkle accuses Kansas labor leaders of backing opponent
Lt. Gov. Joseph W. Henkle charged two Kansas labor leaders with funding his primary rival for the U S Senate nomination from union dues without member approval. He named James Yount and Floyd L. Black as endorsing and financing Theis and said the action lacked rank and file consent. He cited broad disapproval among local union presidents and said he remains backed by laboring men in Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kas
Joseph W. Henkle
U. S
Kansas
Henkle
James Yount
Eay
Committee On
Political Education
Floyd L. Black
Topeka
Kansas Federation of the
Afl-Cio
C.O.P.E
Federation
Kansas Graduate Dies While on Oregon Expedition
William J. Horner a 24 year old Kansas University geology graduate from Libertyville Ill died in the rugged Oregon wilderness during a geological expedition for Phelps Dodge Corp coroner reports a heart attack about 50 miles from Baker Ore Horner earned an MS in geology at KU in June and had a B S from Michigan University in 1958 His mother Mrs John S Horner said he planned to return to KU this fall for his doctorate
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Kansas University
William J. Horner
Libertyville
Ill
Oregon
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Douglas
Ariz
Horner
Baker
Ore
Michigan University
John S. Horner
Lawrence High School Picture Day Set at Estes Studio
Lawrence High School students will have their 1960 61 activity tickets and yearbook photos taken from 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays at Estes Studio beginning tonight. Fees totaling 15 dollars cover the activity ticket yearbook and school fees.
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Lawrence High School
Estes Studio
Nixon Acceptance Seals Rulting Nomination At Convention
Nixon clinched the Republican nomination on a single ballot as the convention backed his choice of Lodge for vice president. Lodge, Johnson, and Goldwater drew cheers and protests while delegates signaled broad support for Nixon amid party unity.
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Illinois
William Stratton
Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Lodge
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Johnson
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
County Budget Increases Mill Levy Despite Lower Totals
The county forecasts higher overall expenditures from $135,274 to $144,712 for the aged care fund and a final county budget total rising in several sectors. The new overall rate reaches 88.52 mills, over double the 1930s level, with evaluations noting inflation and static assessments as factors. Hearings set for the city on Aug 15. county hearing date not yet announced.
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Lawrence
Card of Thanks from Mrs Gladys Babbitt
I thank all for kindness during hospital and home stays. Gratitude to doctors nurses cards letters gifts prayers and visits from friends and relatives. Signed Mrs Gladys Babbitt R.5.
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Gladys Babbitt
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