Law Professor Seeks to Save Andrews Life
TOPEKA Kans July 7 An intensely serious law school professor Richard C. Allen 35 Washburn University and fellow professor James Ahrens advocate reexamining Lowell Lee Andrews case. They petitioned the U S Supreme Court for certiorari arguing lack of mental capacity and outdated sanity rules. The ACLU backs them and will help fund the commutation hearing seeking a death sentence review based on modern psychiatry.
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Champion Develops Ulcer, But Receives New Respect
Hollywood star Gower Champion, recovering from an ulcer after directing two Broadway hits Bye Bye Birdie and Carnival, is praised at a party. He plans to rest until August then begin work on a film version, while facing health and stress from overwork and mental strain. Marge Champion notes the growing respect they now receive from the Hollywood elite.
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Big Springs Grads and Community Visits Highlight Week
Big Springs School graduates Paula Sue Godfrey Sylvia Walter Richard Kahle Cheryl Van Riper Richard Wright and Marilyn Cree completed eighth grade as Mrs Clara Reusch of Lawrence handed each a white Bible. Vacation Bible School wrapped with a program at the EUB Church. Family visitors came from Topeka Lawrence Mobile Ala Kansas City and Topeka area as community members shared meals visits and duty plans. Don Schwanke prepares for Army duty in Korea and local relatives hosted visiting guests and events.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Audited in National Study
Lawrence Memorial Hospital is undergoing an administrative audit by a two person team from the American Hospital Association. The review is part of a national study of 300 hospitals funded by Ford Foundation, not an accreditation, and aims to develop criteria for measuring administrative effectiveness and serve as a service to participating hospitals.
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Missouri Woman Reelected National Baptist Women Leader
Mrs. Stanley I. Stuber was reelected president of the National Council of American Baptist Women amid the American Baptist Convention meeting in Portland. Her husband had been named executive director of the Missouri Council of Churches, and she recently resigned as Kansas City Council of Churches executive director to join the statewide group in Jefferson City.
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Nixon Family Moves Today to Los Angeles
The Richard M. Nixon family, including wife Patricia and daughters Julie and Tricia, are moving from Washington to Los Angeles today. They are due at Los Angeles International Airport this evening by jetliner, accompanied by their dog Checkers and two cats.
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Nixon family homes in Beverly Hills project move
Producer Walter Wanger’s Brentwood district home awaits construction of a new residence in Beverly Hills. Mrs. Nixon and the children stayed in the East for the school year, while Nixon resided in a hotel during the stay.
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Young Ron Moeller Debuts With Angels Before 18
Los Angeles pitcher Ron Moeller, a left hander, appeared in four American League games for the Baltimore Orioles in 1956 at age 17, before joining the Angels.
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Body Found At Grand Lake Near Ketchum
The body of J. L. Riley 49 vice president of a Bristow Oklahoma bank was recovered from Grand Lake near Ketchum. Authorities say the American National Bank officer apparently died by his own action. Trooper Robert Impson said Riley rented a boat and rowed to the lake center before jumping in. He left a note for his family in the boat.
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