Peace Corps Volunteers Earn Praise in Nsukka Editorial
The Nsukka Record lauds 23 Peace Corps volunteers at the University of Nigeria for erasing past suspicions after Miss Michelmore’s controversial postcard. The piece notes their dedication and urges expanding programs, referencing nearly 300 volunteers in Nigeria and a call for more volunteers from other nations.
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Peace Corps
Lawrence
Nigeria University
George T. Eaton
Theodore H. Eaton
Ky. St
Margery Michelmore
Nigeria
Ibadan University College
Nsukka Record
Kennedy
University of Nigeria
Students’ Union
Marjorie Michelmore
United States
Nsukka
Michelmore
Market Prices and Fresh Eggs Listed at Harwood’s Market
Prices cited for wheat corn mile soybeans and oats in cents per unit with barley. Egg prices shown for Large A and Medium A and Large B sizes, with undergrades and current receipts noted.
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Harwood
Kansas City Meat and Egg Prices and Week's Livestock Report
Price ranges for eggs poultry butter and live poultry figures listed. KC Livestock Weekly reports cattle sheep and hogs with weekly comparisons showing steers and calves meeting higher demand, dairy items steady to mixed, and hogs up modestly overall.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
K. C. Livestock Weekly
Six in Family Dead in Wreck near Oberlin La
In a two car crash near Oberlin Louisiana six members of the Bernard J Darbonne family were killed. The victims include a 35 year old mother and her four children plus a 7 year old niece. Darbonne was injured and the other driver Wayne Hannen was in critical condition. The family was en route from Jacksonville Arkansas to Lake Charles Louisiana to visit Bernard Darbonnes brother. The crash occurred seven miles north of Oberlin on US 165.
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Oberlin
Louisiana
Bernard J. Darbonne
Jacksonville
Ark
Lake Charles
Darbonne
Arkansas
Wayne Hannen
Hannen
U. S. 165
Pauline Darbonne
Susan
Bernagay
Cynthia
Dennis
Catherine Fay Darbonne
Elroy Darbonne
Bernard Darbonne
KU Alum to Seek 664 Governorship
J Donald Coffin of Council Grove declares as a Democratic candidate for governor next year. He previously sought the lieutenant governor nomination and was a 1938 congressional candidate and 1960 Democratic presidential elector. Coffin, KU and Washburn Law alumnus, runs the Council Grove Telephone Co.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Washburn University Law School
Council Grove Telephone Co
Don Palmer Joins City Police Force
Donald Lee Palmer, 21, of 1205 R I Street, joined the Lawrence Police Department today as a patrolman. He is married with a daughter born Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and stands 6 3 and 220 pounds. Born in Lansing Michigan, Palmer is a Lawrence High School graduate and previously worked as an ambulance attendant. Assistant Chief James Collins said he has not been assigned a shift yet and will rotate through posts before settling on a permanent shift.
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Donald Lee Palmer
R. I. St
Lawrence Police Department
Palmer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lansing
Mich
Lawrence
Capital
Citizens Ambulance Services
Asst
James Collins
Mem Hospital Dismissals Births At Local Facility
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Mrs. Bonnie Fenstemaker and Mrs. Lillie Davis. Birth notices report Mr and Mrs L S Srinath a son born Friday and Mr and Mrs Arnold Grunder man a daughter today. Also Mr and Mrs Willis Long announce twin sons born today.
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Bonnie Fenstemaker
Lillie Davis
Elm
Nina Ray
L. S. Srinath
Hth
Mo. Sts
Arnold Grunderman
Kansas City
Kan
Willis Long
E. 12Th
U S Removes Ambassador Over Haiti Duvalier Ties
The United States bows to a Haitian government demand and withdraws Ambassador Raymond L. Thurston from Port au Prince. Haiti recalls its ambassador Dr Louis Mars to Washington as relations thin. Duvalier’s regime stance remains hostile to U S openness.
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Washington
United States
Raymond L. Thurston
Haiti
Duvalier
Louis Mars
Francois Duvalier
State Department
Thurston
U. S
Port Au Prince
Glion Curtis Jr
Crusade Opens With Near 200 Attendees At Varsity Theatre
Rev. Dave Burnham of Akron Akron Ohio spoke at the first Christian Crusade meeting in Lawrence at the Varsity Theatre. The event drew nearly 200 people, the largest opening-night crowd in years, with meetings nightly at 7 30 through June 23 and afternoon sessions Sundays.
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Dave Burnham
Akron
Ohio
Christian Crusade
Varsity Theatre
Christian Businessmen’s Committee of
Lawrence
Burnham
Fred Cooper
Nolen Ellison
Kansas University
Gary Moore
Jeff Simons
Kansas State University
Stan Ament
Moore
Nine Muslims Guilty in Los Angeles Riot Case
An all white jury convicts nine members of the Black Muslim sect for the downtown Los Angeles riot of April 27, 1962 that left one dead, six wounded, and seven officers injured. Two defendants are acquitted, two others receive partial verdicts, and sentencing is scheduled for July 16.
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Los Angeles
John Black Muslim
Raymond Dewayne Willey
Morris
Willey
Tokyo Students Rally Against Nuclear Submarine Visit
About 1,500 students demonstrated in downtown Tokyo protesting potential visits by U.S. atomic powered submarines. Police, also numbering about 1,500, blocked their march toward the Foreign Ministry Building.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Foreign Ministry
KU Space Science Research Has Big Scope for 1963-64
Kansas University will allocate 48130 of 100000 for NASA funded space science research in 1963-64. Eighteen faculty across 11 departments receive grants, with five new proposals totaling 370000 already arising from seed projects. Prof Richard K Moore leads a 35000 contract on radar data from the Canadian Alouette satellite.
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Kansas University
John S. McNown
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Richard K. Moore
Dean McNown
Moore
Mother of seven dies heroically in Washington tragedy
Mrs. Louella Hess, 28, of Center ville, sacrificed herself to shield her seven children when a runaway truck rolled toward them on a sloped yard. She died at Brownville Hospital from head and chest injuries. her children were unhurt.
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Washington
Louella Hess
Centerville
Brownville Hospital
KABIE Group To Visit Here In Lawrence Kansas
Kansas teachers on the Kansas Agriculture Business Industry Education Tour will visit Lawrence on June 20 as part of a 32 city itinerary. They tour Reuter Organ Co. plant EU nuclear reactor Dyche Museum of Natural History and the Art Museum. A dinner at Eldridge Hotel precedes a night in Lawrence before touring Haskell Institute and other local sights.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Reuter Organ Co
Dyche Museum of Natural History
Art Museum
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge Hotel
Haskell Institute
Topeka
Ashkenazy Stays in Moscow Instead of Britain
Soviet pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy will remain in Moscow rather than move to Britain. New York pianist Malcolm Frager said Ashkenazy changed his mind after a duo concert at the Moscow Conservatory. Sources close to the family say he will be free to perform in the West and visit, with a 10 day Iceland tour planned for his wife Dodie's birthplace.
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Moscow
Britain
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Malcolm Frager
New York
Ashkenazy
Moscow Conservatory
West
Iceland
Dodie
Olathe Liquor Owner Charged Over Sale to Minor in Murder Case
Olathe, Kan. AP charges Vierett Cunningham a 76 year old liquor store owner with selling alcohol to Lloyd Harsh 18, who testified in a murder trial. Harsh convicted of second degree murder and assault with intent to kill after a fatal shooting at a farm camping trip.
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Olathe
Kan
Lloyd Lee Harsh
Stripper Has a Baby
Hollywood AP reports singer Herb Jeffries and Tempest Storm welcomed a 7 pound 9 ounce girl named Patricia Ann. The child, their first, was born Thursday. Storm, 31, married Jeffries in 1959. he is 48.
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Hollywood AP
Herb Jeffries
Tempest Storm
Patricia Ann
Miss Storm
Deaths Funeral: Mrs Birdie M Betts 83 Baldwin resident
Mrs Birdie Mable Betts 83 longtime Baldwin resident died Friday in a Garnett nursing home. She and her late husband ran a Harveyville funeral home before moving to Baldwin. Services 2:30 p.m. Sunday Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin led by Rev. Mark Rouch. Burial Oak Wood Cemetery. Surviving: three daughters Amelia Betts Burns Myrtis Betts Los Angeles. Clyde Larson Burns. Cleo Betts Garnett Donald Betts home. six grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Birdie Mable Betts
Baldwin
Garnett
Infant Andree Green Dies at Home
Eleven month old Andree D. Green of 427 Michigan Street died Friday morning at his home. Funeral services are pending at Bowser Lee Mortuary.
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Andree D. Green
Mich. St
Bowser- Lee Mortuary
Bus Schedules Effective June 17 1963 No Change
Schedule notice announces no changes to Haskell Fourth Street and Maine routes effective June 17 1963. Intervals, stops, and fare remain the same for this period.
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Haskell
Maine
Ike Gives Name to College at Seneca Falls
A citizens committee in Seneca Falls New York announced plans for Eisenhower College named after President Dwight D. Eisenhower with his approval. John C. Rosenkrans said the liberal arts college will open in September 1965 and be co-educational with projected enrollment up to 1200 students.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Finger Lakes
New York
Citizens’ Committee
John C. Rosenkrans
Eisenhower College
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