Kerr-Mills Receives Senate Approval in Kansas
The Kansas Senate tentatively approved a Kerr-Mills medical care bill for the aged to be run by the state Board of Social Welfare. A second bill to broaden abortion legality, including cases of defects, rape, or health risk, was also recommended for passage.
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Topeka
State Senate
Kerr-Mills
Kansas
State Board of Social Welfare
Medical Care For
Clark Kuppinger
Prairie Village
Howard Harper
Junction City
Straight-Jacket
Charles Joseph
Dpotwin
Hearing on Ratner Is Aecessed With Demand
Wichita AP report shows Commissioner Jerry Driscoll again recessed the Ratner disbarment hearing after two days of testimony. He did not set a new date or site, noting possible sessions in Topeka or Fort Scott and promising 20 days notice before resuming.
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Wichita
Jerry Driscoll
Payne H. Ratner Sr
Payne H. Ratner Jr
Driscoll
State Supreme Court
Robert Hoffman
Topeka
Fort Scott
Wichita University
John Anderson
Rice to become Pinckney School principal next fall
Dr. Carl Knox announced that Calvin Rice, current principal of McAllaster School, will assume the Pinckney School principalship next fall. Rice will succeed Robert Taylor who becomes coordinator of elementary schools. No successor named for Rice.
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Calvin Rice
McAllaster School
Pinckney School
Carl Knox
Rice
Robert Taylor
Pump House Burns At Farm Near Lawrence
The Wakarusa Township Fire Department fought a blaze at Walter George's farm on Haskell road south of Lawrence around 9:35 p.m. Tuesday. A pump house valued at 250 dollars burned, with contents loss of 225 dollars. Contents valued at 450 dollars. the nearby dairy barn suffered no damage.
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Walter George
Wakarusa Township
Lawrence
Haskell Road
Schubert Joins City Commission Race From Lawrence Ties
Jefferson City native and former Ward’s executive Schubert announces his candidacy for the sixth City Commission seat in Lawrence. He cites community service roles with Sertoma Traffic Safety, the Lawrence Building and Loan, the Chamber of Commerce, Red Cross, and church leadership. He and his wife Ruth have three children.
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Jefferson City
Montgomery Ward Co
Arkansas City
Kan
Ardmore, Okla
Chillicothe
Manhattan
Ward's
Kansas City
Chanute
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County Red Cross Chapter
Immanuel Lutheran Church
The
Journal- World
Ruth
Ron Wooldridge
Virginia
Kansas University
Lawrence High School
Richard
Central
Babysitter Found Assaulted Dead After Confession
A 14 year old babysitter vanished after a first job, her nearly nude body found in Virginia Beach. Navy aviation technician Loren Duffield, 23, confessed to murder and rape and led police to the scene after matching descriptions from a laundry board ad and the victim’s brother. He faces murder, assault and rape, and grand larceny charges.
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Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Gwendolyn Constance Padgett
Duffield
Trenton
Charles D. Grant
Gwendolyn
Grant
Major
Missing Girl Found Safe After Night Search Near Joplin
A 12 year old girl Sylvia Tonalee Bear was found unharmed after an extensive overnight search across farms near Joplin Missouri. She explained she followed her dogs Yaller post dissapearance and found a playhouse shack by a pond where she spent the night. Civil Defense squads rescue teams and volunteers aided the search with patrols on horseback and ground units.
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Joplin
Sheriff
Sylvia Tonalee Bear
Robert Newton
Barbara Newton
Newtons
Waller
Sylvia Tonalee
Yaller
Range Lane Road
Webb City
Range Line
Jasper County Rescue Unit
Missouri Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Kennedy discusses civil rights and defense during Canada visit
President Kennedy debates civil rights progress and budget cuts while noting Republicans push him to reduce spending He defends the administration's record on civil rights and space defense and outlines a cautious path toward a Russian nuclear test treaty He cites U S Canada trade talks and hopes for closer cooperation with Canada.
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Kennedy
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
South
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Senate
Soviet Union
Canada
Kennedy says Cuba withdrawal pace unsatisfactory
President Kennedy states he is not satisfied with how quickly Soviet troops are leaving Cuba and rejects any oil blockade. He warns a blockade would be an act of war and says Caribbean war would not serve national interests. He confirms he will not provide a definite answer to questions on troop removal numbers and verifiability.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Caribbean
Hults
Senate
Kansas City
Galena
Debate Contest Begins at KU
Thirty two teams from nineteen schools in fourteen states attend the four day Heart of America Debate Conference opening at Kansas University. The event features an English style debate between Ohio State University defending national champion and KU with post debate analysis by Dr. Lewis Lloyd and Dr. Otto R. Reisher. The national question focuses on economic community among non Communist nations. Participating schools include Augustana College Dartmouth George Washington St Olaf U S Air Force Academy and the universities of Alabama Florida Minnesota Oklahoma South Carolina San Diego State Southern Illinois Southern California and more.
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Heart of America
Kansas University
Kim Giffin
Ohio State University
Kansas Union
Lewis Lloyd
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Mich
Otto R. Reisher
Continental Allied Co
Washington, D.C
Giffin
West Point
Augustana College
Rockford, Ill
Dartmouth College
George Washington University
Harvard University
Kansas City University
Emporia State College
Northwestern University
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
St. Olaf College
U.S. Air Force Academy
Alabama
Florida
Minnesota
Oklahoma
South Carolina San Diego
Kennedy family mourns Miss Fulcher in funeral services
Miss Fulcher dies leaving parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Fulcher of the home and siblings. funeral at Rumsey's chapel at 3 30 p m with Rev J Edward Fulcher of Highland Park Mich officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include two married sisters Mrs Mary Gentry and Mrs Sheryl Pine and two brothers Norman and Dennis plus multiple aunts and uncles.
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Toni
Sam
Ivy L. Kennedy
Route 1
Richland
Gilbert Henry
Tonganoxie
Miss Fulcher
Rumsey’s Chapel
J. Edward Fulcher
Highland Park
Mich
Fulcher
Memorial Park Cemetery
Gordon M. Fulcher
Mary Gentry
W. 6Th St
Sheryl Pine
Kansas City
Kan
Norman Fulcher
Miss. St
Dennis
Nick Shimsky
Steven Biernat
Harold Zimmer
Port Huron, Mich
Frank Best
Port Huron
Rev
Billy Graham Told to Rest After Hospital Stay
Evangelist Billy Graham, treated for an intestinal inflammation, has been released from a Honolulu hospital. Doctors advise a few weeks of rest and deny cancer. Dr. Richard K. C. Chang confirms the illness is not cancer.
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Honolulu
Billy Graham
Richard K. C. Chang
Lemon Drop Kid sold to California woman owner promises retirement
The Lemon Drop Kid, longtime Lawrence arena favorite and four time world champion, was sold to Mrs. Patricia Battin of Woodside California. The 15 year old fine harness horse will be shown on the West coast before retirement and will not be sold again.
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Lemon Drop Kid
California
Patricia Battin
Woodside
Calif
Lemon
O. D. Wilmoth
Salina
Windsor
Lawrence
R. B. Christy
Sunnyslope Farms
Scott City
Jay Utz
Utz
Opry Victims In Air Crash Near Tennessee River
Four Grand Ole Opry members and pilot Randy Hughes perished when their single engine plane crashed five miles west of the Tennessee River after refueling in Dyersburg. Survivors were none. The victims included Patsy Cline Hawkshaw Hawkins Cowboy Copas and Hughes was Cline’s manager and Copas’s son in law. The group had been returning to Nashville from Kansas City after benefit performances. Billy Walker planned to fly with Hughes but chose a commercial flight instead.
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Camden, Tenn
Grand Ole Opry
Tennessee River
West
Tennessee
Sheriff Love Farr
Patsy Cline
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Cowboy Copas
Randy Hughes
Miss Cline
Copas
WSM
Nashville
Kansas City
Kaw
Dyersburg
Memphis
Hughes
Carlson to Speak At KU Sunday at Leadership Breakfast
U S Sen Frank Carlson of Kansas will headline the Midwest Leadership Prayer Breakfast at Kansas University Sunday The event in the Kansas Union Ballroom expects about 400 KU and area student leaders to attend Chancellor Wescoe will give a short talk Also on the program are Jerry Dickson Swede Anderson William R Bright and leaders from Campus Crusade for Christ in sponsorship by Campus Crusade for Christ and the KU Student Leadership Committee
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U.S
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Carlson
International Christian Leadership Group
Washington
W. Clarke Wescoe
Jerry Dickson
Newton
Swede Anderson
Colorado University
William R. Bright
Campus Crusade For Christ
Diamond ring loss reported at Strong Hall basement
Carol Metzger of Stouffer Place reported to Kansas University that she lost a diamond engagement ring valued at 100 dollars in the Strong Hall basement on Monday.
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Carol Metzger
Stouffer Place
Kansas University
Strong Hall
City approves improved lighting along Massachusetts Street
City Commission approves plans to replace about 100 incandescent lights with 20,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps along Massachusetts Street from 6th to South Park and adjoining side streets. Installation expected in about 90 days with costing noted for Vermont and New Hampshire areas.
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Massachusetts Street
6Th Street
South Park
Vermont
New Hampshire
Navy League
Broken Arrow Park
Kansas Highway Commission
Illinois Street
19Th
Kansas University
Fred and Oscar Rumsey Sole Owners
Rumsey Funeral Home announces sole ownership by Fred and Oscar Rumsey. The business continues under the Rumsey name with contact at VI 3 5111 and advertisement placement.
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Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
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