Four new candidates in Douglas County Dairy Princess race announced
Mrs. John Metsker listed four new entrants Judith Hornberger Joyce Bahnmaier Judith Ann Tucker and Ardell Bryant for the Douglas County Dairy Princess title They are all on dairy farms and live in Baldwin Lecompton and Lawrence The county Dairy Princess will be crowned at County Dairy Day at the 4 H Fairgrounds with the district event August 13 featuring county winners from six districts
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Douglas County
John Metsker
Judith Hornberger
Baldwin
Joyce Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Judith Ann Tucker
Ardell Bryant
Leavenworth
Johnson, Jefferson
Douglas
Franklin
Miami
Wyandotte County
Hornberger
Baldwin High School
Worden Workers 'H Club
Hutchinson
Lecompton High School
Bahnmaier
Cardinal 4-H
Crisco
Tuckel
Robert Tuckel
Route 2
Lawrence High School
Lone Star
W. W. Wempe
Miss Bryant
Dale Bryant
LHS
Rene Johanning
A. C. Johanning
Metsker
Alleged Killer Got Luggage
Duane Pope, 22, wanted for bank robbery and three homicides in Nebraska, bought luggage in Salina two days before the June 4 crime. A survivor said he carried a small attaché case, and Pope wrote a $10 check at a Salina store June 2 to buy luggage. A girlfriend at McPherson College reportedly gave birth to a baby. father listed as unknown.
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Salina
Kan
Duane Pope
McPherson County
Nebraska
Deeae
Tony
Pope
Roxbury
Farmers State Bank
Big Springs
Neb
James Sheppard
McPherson College
McPherson College Leader Urges Pope to Surrender
McPherson Kansas AP report says President Desmond W. Bittinger of McPherson College appeals to 22 year old Duane Pope, recent graduate, to surrender after allegations of robbing a bank in Big Springs Nebraska and killing three bank employees. Faculty and students join in urging Pope to turn himself in to authorities.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Desmond W. Bittinger
McPherson College
Duane Pope
Pope
Big Springs
Neb
McPherson
Bittinger
Pope Paul VI Visits Pisa for Day of the Priesthood
Pope Paul VI flew to Pisa for the Day of the Priesthood at the Italian Eucharistic Congress. Huge crowds gathered in Pisa and at the airport as the pope, one of history’s most-traveled pontiffs, undertook a 340 mile round trip from Rome.
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Pisa
Italy
Paul VI
Paul
Rome
St Bernard Enters Jail With Splash
CHICAGO AP Bernardo St Bernard a 15 month old dog began a life term in Cook County Jail after being convicted of mopery with intent to gawk He was processed as inmate No 000-065 and presented to reporters in a mud puddle His size and strength led to his life sentence and mascot status among the jail population.
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Chicago
Bernardo St. Bernard
St. Bernard
Cook County
Daniel J. Ryan
Circuit Court
BSB
Jack Johnson
James Bernardo
Criminal Division of
Henry Szura
Fox Lake
Bernardo
Johnson
Big Bernardo
Lynda Bird Johnson to Visit Apache Reservation for Study
Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, daughter of the President, will join 20 other students as a guest on a peaceful excavation at Grasshopper Arizona run by the University of Arizona under Dr Raymond H Thompson. The dig focuses on a 1400 A D pueblo ruin linked to Coyotero Apaches.
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Grasshopper
Ariz.ap
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
U.S. Cavalry
University of Arizona
Raymond H. Thompson
U.S
Cibecue
Eugene Asa Carr
Noday Delklinne
Burcham Named to Federal Legislative Committee
Riley Burcham president of Lawrence National Bank is named to the Federal Legislative Committee of the Independent Bankers Association of America. Announcement comes from IBA president Ralph L Zaun Grafton Wisconsin. Committee members serve through the 33rd annual convention April 26 to 28 1966 at the Dunes Hotel Las Vegas Nevada.
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Riley Burcham
Lawrence National Bank
Independent Bankers Association of America
Ralp L. Zaun
IBA
Grafton
Wis
Dunes Hotel
Las Vegas
Nev
Arson Suspected in Multiple Lawrence Fires
Fire Chief F C Sanders cites an arson theory after three fires in Lawrence. Two at the Lawrence Paper Co. shed and paper storage, and a third in a vacant house at 705 N H St. Damaged about 20 bales of paper. Fire crews prevented larger damage. State fire marshal Lloyd Davies assisting. People with information urged to contact authorities.
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Lawrence Paper Co
N. H. St
F. C. Sanders
New Hampshire Street
Sanders
Sander
Police
Lloyd Davies
Success Reported For Traffic Ticket Effort
Police Chief William Troelstrup said 213 warrants totaling 3910 dollars would be served Friday. Warrants rise from 9 dollars on one 50 cent ticket to 92 dollars for multiple offenses. fines increase after time and a five dollar warrant fee. ten people paid and several arranged payments.
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William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Powell Paid Settles IRS Tax Case for 27 Thousand
The IRS says it will settle its tax case against Rep. Adam C. Powell Jr. for 27834 dollars. The government had sought 41014 dollars for back income taxes penalties and interest for 1949 to 1955. The reduction came after fraud penalties were replaced by negligence penalties when a New York federal court dropped tax evasion charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Adam C. Powell Jr
D-N.y
IRS
New York
Powell
KU Moves Fraser Hall Furniture to Carruth-O’Leary on Schedule
Lawrence notes indicate the relocation of furniture and equipment from Fraser Hall to Carruth-O’Leary Hall is exactly on schedule. Telephones are being installed and KU summer session staff will be ready by Monday morning. The move began Tuesday and will continue through the month as classes start at 7:30 a.m. Monday and run to August 7. The Sertoma Club distributed Independence Declaration to Boys State attendees and the Jaycees plan a July 4 fireworks show at Memorial Stadium with $1,850 in ground and aerial displays starting at 8 p.m.
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Old Fraser Hall
Kansas University
Carruth- O’leary Hall
George B. Smith
Carruth-O’leary Hall
Fraser
Carruth- O'Leary
Sertoma Club
Boys State At
Lawrence Jaycees
Kansas University’s Memorial Stadium
Community leaders to honor Avery and Althaus at Topeka dinner
Gov William Avery and Dr Carl Althaus of Lawrence will be honored at a 7 15 p m dinner at the Jayhawk Hotel in Topeka. The event is sponsored by four groups aiding the Foundation Finance Program for public schools. Attendees include Lawrence officials Supt Carl S Knox and board members Mrs Ethan Allen and Mrs Ruth Gagliardo.
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William Avery
Carl Althaus
Lawrence
Jayhawk
Topeka
Kansas State Teachers Association
The
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas Association of School Administrators
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Althaus
State Department of Public Instruction
Lawrence Board of Education
Carl §S. Knox
Lawrence School Board
Ethan Allen
Ruth Gagliardo
ESTA
Bankers Clinic Ends. Kansas Credit Corp Aims to Boost Jobs
About 450 Kansas bankers attended the final session of the 26th Annual Bank Management Clinic at Kansas University. Maurice F. Fager outlined a statewide development credit corporation to create more jobs by providing long term capital for business expansion. The plan envisions a $500,000 stock goal and a $5 million loan pool, with 3 percent capital pledges from banks.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Maurice F. Fager
Topeka
First National Bank of Topeka
Development Credit Corporation
Fager
Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
DC Young Democrats walk out over stances at Kansas meeting
Douglas County Young Democrats President Al Hicks says his group left the Kansas Young Democrats gathering in Kansas City over objection to methods used by the outgoing president not a candidate issue. Counties Douglas Wyandotte Sedgwick Shawnee joined the walkout amid a power dispute and talk of constitutional amendments for future actions. Tom Smith of Syracuse was elected state president.
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al Hicks
Douglas County
Young Democrats
Kansas Young Democrats
Kansas City
Hicks
John Ivan
Douglas
Wyandotte
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wyandotte Club
Tom Smith
Sycracuse
Florida Police Seek Duane Pope in Three Killings
West Palm Beach police issued an all points bulletin for 22 year old Duane Pope after an alleged Nebraska bank holdup left three dead and one wounded. A hitchhiker matching Pope's description was dropped near Yeehaw Junction on the Sunshine State Parkway.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Florida
Duane Pope
Nebraska
Pope
Yeehaw Junction
Sunshine State Parkway
Farmers State Bank of
Big Springs
Neb
Bagby Re elected Treasurer At Eudora Rural District
Donald Bagby has been reelected treasurer of Eudora Rural High School District No. 2 joining Alf Oleson and Jack Howard on the board. Eugene Westerhouse and Don ald Bagby were reelected to Eudora Rural Grade School District No. 89 where Dr. Leo Lauber serves as chairman. The boards approved a budget of $120,000.
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Donald Bagby
Eudora Rural
Alf Oleson
Jack Howard
Eugene Westerhouse
Leo Lauber
Children's Hour Joins United Fund and Returns to Lincoln School
The Children's Hour nursery school becomes a Lawren ce United Fund member and gains permission to use Lincoln School basement again next fall. The group serves 96 preschool pupils and operates largely as a volunteer effort with 150 adults involved.
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Lawrence United Fund
Blackledge
Lincoln School
Raymond Cerf
Sunset
Lawrence Board of Education
Recreation Commission Sets Registration for Two Programs
The Lawrence Recreation Commission will hold registration at 7 p.m. Thursday at South Park Recreation Center for bridge lessons for high school students and a Chess Club. The first meetings run 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday June 17 with plans for chess tournaments and winter meetings if interest remains.
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Lawrence Recreation Commission
South Park Recreation Center
Traffic Safety Honor Awarded to Larry Haider
Larry Haider of 2212 Ohio Street won first place in the feature story category of the Kemper Insurance High School Traffic Safety Contest at Lawrence High School. He received a certificate and a $100 prize presented by D H Moore of Overland Park for the Chicago based firm.
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Larry Haider
Ohio St
Kemper Insurance
D. H. Moore
Overland Park
Lawrence High School
Haider
Dartmouth Hockey Set for Boston Garden and Nichols Tournament
Dartmouth's hockey team is scheduled to play at the Boston Garden Festival December 17 and 18 and compete in the Nichols Tournament in Buffalo December 31 to January 1.
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Dartmouth
Buffalo
Senate Panel Advances Broad Excise Tax Cut Bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 4.7 billion excise tax cut wiping out most levies except tobacco alcohol and highway related taxes. It would lower prices on autos appliances air conditioners TVs radios handbags watches cosmetics cameras and more. An amendment pushes repeal to the day after Johnson signs the bill affecting many items including jewelry luggage cosmetics furs and various manufacturers’ excises on appliances cameras and sporting goods.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Convicted Murderess Sent Back Baby Stays
Mrs. Lucille Miller, convicted husband murderer, was returned to Frontera prison while her newborn daughter Kimi Kai, 7 pounds 5 ounces, stays in the nursery at St Bernardine's hospital. Harold Lance, Ontario attorney, appointed guardian of the Miller children, will pick up the baby later. Miller has visited the infant several times daily during the hospital stay.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Lucille Miller
Frontera
St. Bernardine’s Hospital
Harold Lance
Ontario
Miller
Thanks for the kindness after my mother's passing
I thank my friends and neighbors for cards flowers and kindness shown during the loss of my mother Mrs Ear Bell.
Gratitude From Mary P. Kiser For Kindness during Illness
Mary P. Kiser thanks everyone for prayers cards calls flowers gifts visits and acts of kindness during her illness. She specifically mentions doctors Dr. Robert Hughes Dr. Lessenden Dr. Belot and reverends Harris Cleaver and the hospital staff on the 1st floor north. Your kindness will never be forgotten.
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Robert Hughes
Lessenden
Belot
Harris
Cleaver
Mary P. Kiser
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Splash
Burcham
6Th & N.H
Mrs
Roy Laird
Miss. St
Bankers Clinic
DC Young Demos
Bagby
Journal-World
Children's Hour
United Fund
Walter Blackledge
Children’s Hour Nursery School
Lawrence Public Schools
Russell
Children’s Hour Board
Mrs. Ear Bell
Lawrence Memorial Co
ORMAN
Bank of Friendly Service
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.J.C
Kentucky
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