Lair of the Wolf Different As Are Many Other Items
Neal Ascherson recounts a Warsaw to East Prussia journey to visit the Wolf’s Lair, Hitler’s wartime command bunker. He sketches ruined bunkers, displaced German towns, and a postwar land of forests, mines, and memories as Poles and Germans live apart in exile.
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The
London Observer
Warsaw
Times-Post
Spring Forest
Wolf’s Lair
East Prussia
Graf von Stauffenberg
Hitler
Poland
Masovia
Duchy of Warsaw
Szczytno
Teutonic Knights
Ortelsburg
von Stauffenberg
Germany
Rastenburg
West Germany
Percy of Illinois Delivers Key GOP House Purge
Percy led a party purge at a stormy Illinois GOP nominating convention ousting six House members. The Chicago industrialist hailed the move as strengthening the party as 118 candidates awaited nomination for 177 seats. State Treasurer William J. Scott and Sheriff Richard J. Ogile backed the purge against lawmakers who opposed anticrime bills.
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Springfield
Ill
Charles H. Percy
Illinois House
Percy
Chicago
House
Illinois
William J. Scott
Cook County
Richard J. Ogilie
Two Winning Coaches Face Off In Kentucky Rivalry
Louisville report notes Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Ed Diddle of Western Kentucky as the nation’s winningest active college basketball coaches, each boasting more than 700 victories.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky
Gina Lollobrigida on happiness and fame in interview
Gina Lollobrigida discusses self image, happiness, and the pressures of fame during a candid lunch at Universal. She says she seldom feels happiness, values peace over wealth, and notes public scrutiny, success, and gender dynamics shape her life and work in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Gina Lollobrigida
Universal
Herseef
America
Europe
Problems of Intermarriage Topic of Dental Discussion
Dr Theodore T Fortier discusses a Maryland study of 5000 years of consanguineous marriages revealing a high incidence of dentinogenesis imperfecta and related health issues. He notes genetic defects cause enamel detachment and widespread dental and systemic problems among the group.
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Los Angeles
Times-Post
Theodore T Fortier
National Institute of Dental Research
County General Hospital
Maryland
Fortier
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
de Fortier
May Rain at Worden Totals 3.21 Inches
Worden, 14 miles southwest of Lawrence, received 3.21 inches of rain in May according to Weather Observer Walter Schwarz. That exceeds Lawrence by 1.05 inches but falls short of Worden's May average of 5.11 inches. Through 1964 the area recorded 12.14 inches, .90 inch below the 13.04 inch normal.
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Worden
Lawrence
Walter Schwarz
Local grads in honor list at KU two groups
Six Lawrence residents and 55 Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences graduates earned honor student designations. The list includes names with majors such as sociology English Spanish history political science and chemistry among others.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
David S. Brollier
Hugoton
Woodrow Dale Brownawell
Kansas City
Analee Elizabeth Burns
Arkansas City
Robert Heaton Cathey
Shawnee Mission
Marsha Lyn Dutton
Colby
Richard Kirk Dane
Lucas
Betty E. Dwyer
Wichita
John W. Florin
Gary Hamilton Gossen
Pamela Kaye Gunnell
Bartlesville
Osborne
Gordon Lee Wager
Hepler
Merle Dean Pattengill
McPherson
Richard Duane Shaffer
Pratt
COMSAT plans 5 million share public offering
Five million shares of common stock in Communications Satellite Corp were offered for public sale after SEC clearance. Investors expected to pay $20 per share as industry investors had already subscribed $100 million to fund a global satellite network by 1967. Over 1,200 underwriters and investment houses participate nationwide to broaden public ownership.
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Washington
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
Government Loan In Rice County Stirs Big Furor
Rice County Kansas draws criticism as a small ARA loan and debate over "low in spirits" designations reach the U S Senate. Resident Livingston questions claims while Lyons Daily News notes misinterpretations and the pilot project aim. Local oil wells, population around 14 000 and savings exceed 30 million cited.
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Lyons
Kan
Rice County
Area Redevelopment Administration
U. S. Senate
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
T. A. Livingston
Cleveland
Livingston
Paul B. Jones
Lyons Daily News
Readers Digest
U. S. News and World Report
Jones
ARA
Sterling
Sen. Lausche
Geneseo
Turnpike Traffic Soars During Memorial Holiday Weekend
The Kansas Turnpike reports 94 364 vehicles used the expressway over the three day Memorial Holiday weekend. Chief engineer manager L W Newcomer noted 5.9 million miles driven and six minor accidents. Two people were injured in a Friday morning crash near Lawrence. There were 16 arrests, mostly for speeding.
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Kansas Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
Lawrence
Newcomer
Santa Fe traffic up over last year
For the week ending May 30 1964 Santa Fe System lines moved 32 645 carloads, up from 29 639 the prior year. On line loadings were 20 567 versus 18 463, connections 12 078 against 11 176, with a total of 31 411 carloads in the preceding week of this year.
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Santa Fe
Centenary Methodist Plans Vacation Church School
Centenary Methodist Church will host a Vacation Church School from next Monday to June 19 in the Educational Building at 4th and Elm. Classes run 9 to 11 15 a.m. for ages 4 through junior high with a closing program for parents at 7 30 p.m. June 19. The theme is Jesus Learning About Him and From Him.
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Centenary Methodist Church
4Th and Elm Sts
Jesus
Chalfant enters race for Kansas state Senate District 34
Reno County Attorney Mike Chalfant announced as a Democratic candidate for the Kansas Senate District 34 seat. Incumbent Frank Hodge said he will run for a third term.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Reno
Mike Chalfant
State Senate
Frank Hodge
Dog Helps His Master In Escape From Reds
A 17 year old mechanic and his dog crossed the Iron Curtain border north of a Bavarian town. East German guards spotted the youth as he crawled through barbed wire. he commanded the dog to attack. The dog jumped the guards injuring one, then guided the youth to West Germany as the dog later returned to its master.
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Hof
Germany
West Germany
Sunshine Club Hosts Lecompton Social Then Reunion Held
Mrs Gerald Holloway welcomed Sunshine Club members and guests at her Lecompton home. Nearby gatherings included a Holloway family reunion at Clinton with attendees from Lecompton and Perry. Weekend visits included Irene Symons and Nelson Van Dyke among Lawrence and Ottawa residents. Grade school graduation activities featured diplomas and songs. WSWS met for a program with Mrs Herman Banks hosting and Rev Endsley leading the lesson. Reverend Vogel of Topeka resigned as district Superintendent at a farewell dinner party.
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Gerald Holloway
Sunshine Club
Mabel Rothwell
Mae Carr
Earl Sanford
Mary Lynn Powell
James Stansell
William Wingfield
Elton Dark
Henry Leslie
Perry
Elmer Wingfield
John Mca Alexander
Albert Cole
Geraldine Anderson
Stephen Holloway
John Holloway
Clinton
Lecompton
John McAlexander
Janice
Arthur Holloway
Larry
Irene Symons
Ottawa
Nelson van Dyke
Lawrence
George M. Bahnmaier
Albert Wacker
Marion Mad
Baldwin
J. I. Nelson
Seattle
Wash
Oliver Brock
Holton
Lybian Endsley
Irwin
Byron
Bechtel
Endsley
George Smith
Joe Stauffer
David Boose
Donald Boose
Teresa Boose
Eileen Delge
Lanny Elston
Gary Fish
Charles Haas
Esther Hagen
Jima Hope
Nancy Kraft
John McClure
Pamela Nelson
Roy Paslay
Diana Richardson
Jane Rundquist
Janet Sims
Leonard Smith
Mary
Clarence Glenn
Vitus Hadi
Raymond Sanford
Pete Bahnmaier
Lydia Anderson
Albert Paslay
Walter Stauffer
Harts Restaurant
H. H. Vogel
Topeka
Rev. Vogel
Weekend Visitors And Alumni Festivities In Area
Mrs Bertha Howard and Mrs Dale Rawlings of Tonganoxie visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Le Hanson. The Hanson couple attended Alumni Festivities at Powhatan High School Saturday. Larry Edmonds of Drexel Mo returned home after teaching there the past year. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Curtis LeCure of Leavenworth. Mr and Mrs Earl Knapp and sons of Leavenworth joined Mr and Mrs Osborn. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schultz and family of Tonganoxie joined Saturday. Additional guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Radford of Topeka and Mr and Mrs Byron Swain and Connie of Tonganoxie.
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Delmar Trudell
Trudell
Rhea Shrader
Eunice Burgoyne
Leavenworth
Robert Miller
Pamela
Eudora
Ella Miller
John Bower
Charles Black
Kansas City
Arnold Skaggs
Mancie
Ray Willis
Tacoma
Wash
Maude Black
Luther Osborn
Topeka
Leland McPherson
Forest Hehn
Barbara
Lawrence
Larry Speakman
Guilford Ridgway
Merlin Evertson
Bradley
Floyd Osborn
Lansing
James Brittain
Harold Sanders
Alma Sanders
Stanley Braksick
Napoleon, Mo
Edith Austing
Colorado Springs
Carol Fernandez
Rose Baloa
Ronald Jennings
Bonner Springs
Alice Tomia
Alton Grems
Tonganoxie
Ralph Brown
Lillie Clark
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Harold Enochs
Irvin Davison
Linn McDonald
Ruby McDonald
Dorothy Scothorne
Alberta Bradford
Charles Neil
Fred Bolinger
Mary
Crowley, Cole
Charles Bolinger
Little Charley
James Bolinger
Marlin White
Olathe
John White
John Garrett
Family of
Mission
de Garrett
Leona Zachariah
Bertha Howard
Dale Rawlings
Ray Hanson
Sabetha
Powhattan High School
Larry Edmonds
Drexel
Gerald Edmonds
Curtis LeCure
Earl Knapp
Orville Osborn
Kenneth Schultz
Clyde Radford
Byron Swain
Connie
Milton Swain
Villa Eden Community Guests and Sunday Visitors
Mrs. Frieda Reetz hosted to the HDU Tuesday. Numerous visitors from Lawrence Topeka Kansas City and nearby towns called on residents including Torneden Hadl Renner Taber Reed Pettengill Torneden and Greenwell families during the week and weekend gatherings.
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Frieda Reetz
HDU
Alfred Torneden
Howard Bernitz
Lawrence
Mael Hadl
Eudora
Topeka
William E. Torneden
Terri Lynn
William Torneden Sr
Charles Shimmons
Florence Renner
Diane
George Taber
Kansas City
LaVerne Reed
Frank Reed
Walter Reed
Frank Henik
Joyce
Earl
Larry Henik
Manhattan
Laura Hubbard
Pearl Henik
Anna Torneden
Herbert Torneden
Nate Pettengill
Denise
Ben Leavitt
Tonganoxie
Frank Pettengill
Ruth Pettengill
Tim Murphy
Phyllis Thompson
Buster” Greenwell
Keith Davis
Lena Torneden
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