Judy Garland Dies in London Overdose Ruled Accidental
A coroner's inquest in London ruled Judy Garland's death an accidental self overdosage of barbiturates. The 47 year old performer had wed Mickey Deans three months earlier amid reports of happiness in London. An autopsy found 4.9 milligrams of quinal barbitone in her blood, with no signs of alcoholism or suicide. Funeral plans include viewing at Frank E Campbell and a private service with James Mason delivering the eulogy.
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Judy Garland
Chelsea
MGM
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Garland
Deans
Gavin Thurston
Thurston
Michael de Vinko
Judy
Frank E. Campbell
Madison Avenue
81St Street
James Mason
Liza Minnelli
Inmate Dies After Prison Stabbing in Kansas
Donald Lee Lynch 28, sentenced for kidnapping and first degree robbery, was killed by stab wounds early today in Lansing State Prison. Lynch and Bruce H. Sparks robbed Virginia Inn Motel Underwood Liquor Store and El Navajo Motel on June 26 27 1967. victim Thomas Daniels 25 died two days later.
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Donald Lee Lynch
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Douglas County
Sherman Crouse
Lynch
Roberies
Virginia Inn
Underwood
el Navajo
Thomas Daniels
Salina
Daniels
William E. Daniels
Bird City
Kan
Kansas Highway Patrol
Crouse
Snow Falls in Yellowstone Park Blocking Highways
A summer storm dropped up to eight inches of snow in higher elevations of Yellowstone National Park Tuesday night and today, closing several highways. About 18 500 people are in the park.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Park
Three Area Women Hurt in U S 24 40 Collision Near Miller Barbeque
Three women all from Lawrence area were injured in a two vehicle crash at 6 50 p m Tuesday on U S 24 40 two miles northeast of Lawrence at Miller s Barbeque entrance. Mrs Nadine Henak 53 of Yonganoxie Mrs Hazel L Jones 71 of 210 Park Ave and Mrs Alice Allen 70 of 226 Park Ave were reported in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Two other passengers Mrs Viola Hudson 72 of 2208 RI St and Mrs Helen Pollom 67 of 1641 RI St were treated and released. Jones car pulled onto the highway to turn left when it collided with Henak s eastbound car. Damages about 400 on each vehicle. Henak suffered multiple abrasions Jones fractured right ankle Allen fractured right leg and forehead lacerations.
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Yonganoxie
Hazel L. Jones
Park Ave
Alice Allen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
U.S
Lawrence
Jones
LMH
Viola K. Hud
RI. St
Helen S. Pollom
R.I. St
Lawrence Hospital
Journal-World Photo
Ballard Center chief cites mixup in United Fund absence
Ballard Center chairman Dr. Floyd Horowitz says a mixup kept Ballard from sending a representative to a United Fund Board meeting. Ballard retains Leonard Harrison at a $7,000 salary amid an armed robbery conviction, while planning a separate Ballard drive and pledges to back Harrison during his appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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United Fund Board of Directors
Floyd Horowitz
Ballard Board
Charles Fisher
Ballard
Horowitz
The
Journal-World
Leonard Harrison
Harrison
State Supreme Court
Ballard Center
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Donnarae MacCann
Funds Anticipated For Flood Control Near Lawrence
Officials from the Soil Conservation Service expect federal funds for two flood control projects near Lawrence to be available by October. J Carter Anderson of the Wakarusa Watershed District and six board members discussed calendar alignment with state officials Morrie A Bolline and Leslie E Johnson. Indications are that Agriculture Department funds will be less than last year but the board remains hopeful to begin two priority works including a 91000 dam east of Pleasant Grove Hill and a floodway along the east side of Louisiana Street through the Haskell bottom lands.
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Soil Conservation Service
Salina
Wakarusa
J. Carter Anderson
Morrie A. Bolline
Leslie E. Johnson
Agricultural Department
Wakarusa Watershed Board
Arden Booth
Pleasant Grove Hill
Louisiana Street
Haskell
Lawrence curbs and civic items in weekly notes
Lawrence Municipal Court explained procedures to Linwood High School drivers education students during a Tuesday session. The Lawrence Humane Society will close today through Monday for repairs and renovations to pens and runs due to a full house of animals.
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Linwood High School
Lawrence Municipal Court
Jack Maxwell
The
Lawrence Humane Society
Rob Miller
Solons to Play Ball in Jail
Boston AP reports lawmakers form undefeated 2 0 General Court softball team will play prisoners at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Concord Friday. Rep. John McGlennon arranged the match and predicts victory.
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Boston
Massachusetts Correctional Institution
Concord
John McGlennon
Eight names chosen for Lawrence safety officers
Safety Division Director Gilbert Smith announced that eight men will be named Lawrence's first safety officers on Thursday. Four will transfer from the fire and police departments, with new personnel hired to replace them. Smith had hoped for ten officers, five from each department, to train in the new corps, but that did not materialize.
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Lawrence
Gilbert Smith
Fire
Smith
KU Budget to be Presented by Regents in Topeka
The Kansas Board of Regents meet Thursday and Friday in Topeka to hear proposed budgets for the 1971 fiscal year. KU Chancellor elect Laurence Chalmers and acting Chancellor James R. Surface will present KU requests at 10 30 a m Thursday in the State Office Building. They are followed by Kansas State University President James McCain and other state school heads as a new board chairman is to be elected to replace Ned Cushing whose term ends.
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Topeka
Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
James R. Surface
Kansas State University
James McCain
Ned Cushing
Downs Banker
General Clay to lead deputy commandant at Army college
Brig. Gen. Frank B. Clay, son of Gen. Lucius D. Clay, will become deputy commandant of the Army Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. He returns from a year in Vietnam as assistant chief of staff for personnel and was wounded in a Mekong Delta helicopter operation. A 1942 West Point graduate, he served in World War II, is married, and has a son and twin daughters.
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FT. Leavenworth, Kan
Frank B. Clay
Lucius D. Clay
Army Command and General Staff College
Clay
Vietnam
Military Assistance Command
Mekong Delta
West Point
Tunisia
Italy
1St Armored Division
Frank Jr
Cathleen and
Christine
Rum Heyeres Home Air Conditioned Listing
Completely air conditioned. Rum Heyeres Home. Ph VI 3-6111.
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Rum- Heyeres
KU Execs Get Salary Hikes in 1970 Educational Budget
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a 39.17 million dollar budget for Mount Oread for 1970, detailing salary raises for KU top administrators and deans. Chalmers to earn 37k as Chancellor elect. deans at 24k to 28k range. several top officials receive raises from 20k to 25k.
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Mount Oread
Kansas Board of Regents
Laurence Chalmers
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Chalmers
United Fund Excludes Ballard Center From Drive
Ballard Center excluded from the United Fund drive after an 18 to 9 roll call vote. Several officials urged continued support, while critics warned exclusion would hinder the campaign. Board members listed include Bernard Judge, Riley Burcham, Arthur Heck, and Howard Wiseman. abstention by Robert Pulliam.
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United Fund
Ballard Center
Ballard
Center
Bernard Judge
Douglas County Assn
Riley Burcham
Kaw
E Valley Heart Assn
Arthur Heck
Kansas Children’s Service League
Charles Lanning
Red Cross
Howard Wiseman
Salvastion Army
Dale Flory
Science Fair
L. E. Rice
Social Service League
Clyde Woods
United Cerebral Pals
Dorothy Rooney
Nick Berndt
Robert Bowline
Jack Landreth
Lynn Anderson
al Hack
Charles Lacey
John Peters
Byron Springer
Ralph Turner
Robert Shmalberg
Keith Nitcher
Richard Peters
New York Public Library Holds Over Four Million Items
The New York Public Library, established in 1895, reports a collection exceeding four million books and pamphlets. The milestone highlights the library's extensive holdings and enduring scholarly resources for researchers and the public.
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New York Public Library
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