Mass of Data in Death Case Built by Kinne Prosecution
Sharon Kinne stands trial in Kansas City for the slaying of Patricia Jones amid a rising pile of circumstantial evidence. Key testimony links Kinne to multiple encounters with Walter Jones, a motive of alleged pregnancy, and a plan surrounding a Washington trip. A defense-focused weed evidence dispute and witness accounts continue as the trial potentially runs two to three more weeks.
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Kinne Prosecution
Kansas City
Sharon Kinne
Brownette
Walter Jones
Internal Revenue
Kansas University Hosts 19th Girls State Closure
The 19th annual Girls State program at Kansas University moves toward its end with a joint Alumnae meeting and the final major event. About 400 Kansas high school juniors will depart Sunday after lunch. Today they select representatives for Girls Nation in Washington this summer. Former delegates Donnie Marie Janzen and Rae Ann Mettlen attended as guests. Memory books and certificates wrap up the week as Ann Leffler addresses the group.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Girls Nation
Washington, D.C
Donnie Marie Janzen
Florence
Rae Ann Mettlen
McPherson
Girls State
Ann Leffler
Pittsburg
House of Representatives
Senate
Local fund budget for unpaid pledges and 1961 62 request
The local fund plans $750 to cover unpaid pledges within a $60 606 06 total budget. Funds on hand were reduced by $2 606 06 to align with the final budget. A grant for medical research to the Kansas University Medical Center is included, as in prior years, though not made to an actual organization. This is the official 1961 62 budget with prior year figures for comparison.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Salvation Army
Kansas Childrens Service League
Social Service League
Boy Scouts Out
Red Cross
Douglas Co. Assn
Douglas County Health Council
Douglas County Mental Health
U.S.O, Sadoioleanes Bonoveseas
Girl Scouts
Nancy Vann Receives Kiwanis Scholarship to KU Camp
Nancy Vann daughter of Mr and Mrs Felix Vann 1229 N J St earns a scholarship to the art division of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University awarded by the Lawrence Kiwanis Club.
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Nancy Vann
Felix Vann
N. J. St
Kansas University
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Births at Memorial Hospital and Area Names
Memorial Hospital lists new arrivals from multiple area families including Vera Reed Ottawa Marguerite Hellstrom 825 Maine Charles Young Eudora and others with addresses in Topeka McLouth Linwood Sunflower Stouffer Place and Eudora. Birth reports include a daughter for Larry Rompus and a daughter for Cornelius Aldridge today.
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Harry Crockett
W. 22Nd
Vera Reed
Ottawa
Marguerite Hellstrom
Maine
Charles Young
Eudora
Maxine Sundbye
Sarah Aldridge
Ind
Stephen Maier
Stouffer Place
Gwendolyn White
Topeka
Norma Thompson
Robert Tucker
Route 2
Walter Hyatt
McLouth
Larry Rompus
Cornelius Aldridge
Missionary Vernon Metz to Speak at Sunday Rally
Rev. Vernon Metz, missionary to Dahomey West Africa, will be featured at a Sunday evening missionary rally at Lawrence Assembly of God Church. The 7 45 service will highlight his three year post in Natitingou and work in training centers and church constitutions for primitive area missions.
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Vernon Metz
Dahomey
West Africa
Lawrence Assembly of God Church
J. J. Krimmer
Metz
Assemblies of God
Natitingou
National Worker's Training Center
Berlin bone in Russia’s throat shapes cold war glare
The column flags Berlin as a looming flashpoint with Khrushchev pressing to remove the bone by year’s end. It notes West Berlin’s role as a showcase for democracy and warns of the hard choices facing Kennedy Macmillan and De Gaulle as Western leaders seek unity before a fall summit.
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Uncle Sam
Berlin
United States
Laos
Latin America
Cuba
Near East
Africa
Benin
Khrushchev
France
England
Russia
U. S
Germany
Lawrence Automobile
Iron Curtain
West Berlin
Kennedy
Macmillan
DeGaulle
Aince Sam
KU Programdesign to lead art division at music camp
Jack Brooking will supervise theater, James N. Neelley heads speech division, and guest conductors for the camp include Guy Fraser Harrison of the Oklahoma City Symphony, Victor Alessandro of the San Antonio Symphony, Lucien Caillier, Daniel Moe, Donald Johanes, Leo Kucinski, Lloyd Plautsch, and Eugene Kenney, affiliated with several regional orchestras and universities.
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Jack Brooking
University
James N. Neelley
Guy Fraser Harrison
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
Victor Alessandro
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Lucien Caillier
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Daniel Moe
Denver University
Donald Johanes
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Leo Kucinski
Sioux City Symphony Orchestra
American Legion Band
Lloyd Plautsch
Southern Methodist University
Eugene Kenney
Texas Tech College
Paper Observes 90th Anniversary
Parsons Sun marked its 90th birthday with a history from its 1871 first issue to its transition from weekly to daily publication. Clyde M. Reed Sr. ran the paper for 35 years until 1949. His son, Clyde M. Reed, now publishes The Sun and Pryor Daily Times after gaining control in 1953.
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Parsons
Parsons Sun
the Sun
Clyde M. Reed
U. S
The
Sun
Pryor
Daily Times
British Open Honors Taken by Englishman
Michael Bonallack, 26, an English Walker Cup player, defeated Jimmy Walker of Scotland 6 and 4 at Turnberry to win the British Golf Championship.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Michael Bonallack
Jimmy Walker
Laos Princes to form government of national union
Gen Phoumi Nosavan said Laos three rival princes Boun Oum Souphanouvong and Phouma agreed to pursue a government of national union. They plan a single delegation for Geneva talks and aim to enforce a cease fire neutrality and reconciliation.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Phoumi Nosavan
National Union
Phoumi
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Laos
Hiram Bingham on Machu Picchu’s Inca Origins
The late Hiram Bingham argued Machu Picchu was always Inca not founded by earlier tribes. He asserted the site was the home of the first Inca and served as the religious capital of the last Inca.
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Hiram Bingham
Machu Picchu
Peru
Lawrence artists shine in Topeka Kansas Exhibit display
Three Lawrence artists have works in the Kansas Artists Exhibit in Topeka sponsored by the Topeka Art Guild. Robert Green won first in watercolor. Marvel Holloway and Ernest Pontius each show oils. The Holliday Square arcade exhibit stays open to 9 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Seventy five foreign students attend KU summer session, unchanged from last year per Clark Coan. Tickets for the Tuesday luncheon at Hotel Eldridge honoring Ralph Houk go on sale to the public on a first come basis. pick up by Monday evening at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Topeka Art Guild
Robert Green
Marvel Holloway
Ernest Pontius
Holliday Square
Kansas University
Clark Coan
Eldridge
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
E. R. Zook
Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Construction Permits Reach Midyear Milestone in Lawrence
Building continued after page 1 noting that in 1958 Lawrence saw 283 new homes built. April 1959 construction permits totaled 452,524 dollars, about 100,000 dollars more than prior benchmarks.
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Lawrence
May 1960 Building Permits Show Diverse Dwellings and Additions
May 1960 building records list numerous new single family homes, apartments, and remodeling projects across multiple firms and addresses. Notable entries include Western Home Builders projects at several locations, Constant Construction's large apartment complex, and multiple additions, garages, and remodeling jobs reflecting active growth in housing stock.
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MAY
Western Home Builders
Bales
Neb
R. Higgins
Ash
Hird Inc
Wellington Rd
Pamela Juane
Don McConnell
Dakota
Moore Const. Co
Rose Lane
G. A. Roberta
Ohio
Herren-Westerhouse
Broadview Dr
John Kapfer
Engle
N. Willems
Engle Rd
Lawrence Ave
Harris
Schaake_ suh
Ridge Ct
W. M. Saxon
Harvard Rd
J. L. Bales
Harvard
Dana Dowd
Highland
John Woodbury
W. &Th
O. F. Stinson
Jasu
G. Gregory
J. A. Tugegle
Minn
Constant Const. Co
17Th
Russell Jones
Carl Axline
Ara Brovant
I. H. Warkentine
Harper
Jerry Hoffecker
Eugene Wallace
Russell Wager
G. White
Vernon Burkhart
R. G. Lamb
Newell Charles
Barker
Paul Plank
H. A. Clouse
Eugene Noland
Mass
Hatfield- Jackson Oil Co
N. 2Nd
Eugene Fe, Johnson
Everett
Chrise Jenson
Grateful thanks to doctor nurses and pastor
Mrs Stella F Robinson thanks her doctor and 3rd floor nurses for their care and to Pastor Harold E Hamilton, along with friends and relatives for flowers cards and visits during her hospital stay.
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Harold E.hamilton
Stella F. Robinson
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