Hartford Brothers Win Big On CBS The $64,000 Question
James L. and William E. Egan of Hartford are halfway to the $64,000 prize on CBS The $64,000 Question after naming works and authors from nine literary characters. The pair, ages 40 and 43, weigh 260 and 360 pounds respectively, will return next Tuesday as they face another question in the popular music category with a choice of bringing an expert.
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Jeanie Dean—Scott
Heart of Midlothian
One Dead Twenty-Two Hurt by Twister in Indiana
A severe tornado outbreak in Marion Indiana killed one person and sent 22 others to hospitals. Power outages and hospital lighting by flashlight hampered early response as emergency crews worked around the clock.
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Marion
Indiana Star
Dunnington
Galveston
Kokomo
Lafayette
Marion General Hospital
Floyd Dove
Randy
Betty Inter
Dove
Carson
Rita
Scientists weigh first men to bison in ancient America
Scientists propose early humans hunted a huge bison species reaching 2,250 pounds with horns up to six feet from tip to tip, suggesting humans reached North America thousands of years ago and faced enormous wild beasts.
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America
Delaware Welfare to Get Custody of Abandoned New Mexico Child
In Tucumcari New Mexico judge J V Gallegos awarded custody of a boy named James Trout to the Delaware Department of Public Welfare after ruling he had a case of measles and could not travel East. The state will cover travel costs. his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Trout of Marshalson Delaware face abandonment warrants.
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Jimmy" Trout
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Directors Remain Same For Drainage Districts
All 18 members of the Boards of Directors of Drainage Districts in Douglas County are holdovers from last year per County Clerk D. E. Mathia. Three directors represent each district including Raw-Wesley Brune Emil Heck and William Cain. Clinton Kanwaka. Wakarusa districts list members such as Jesse Sutton G A Weeks Leslie Demeritt and others.
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D. E. Mathia
Raw
Wesley E. Brune
Emil Heck
William G. Cain
Elm St
Wakarusa
Haskell
Eudora
William Meakrs
S. R. Reynolds
Fred Whaley
Clinton
Kanwaka
Jesse Sutton
G. A. Weeks
Leslie Demeritt
Mud -Creek
Mud -Creek Co. B, Young, 505 Tenn. St
Wyandotte Republicans Pick Delegates and Endorse Darby Becker
Wyandotte County Republicans meet in Kansas City to nominate district and state convention delegates and urge election of Harry Darby and Albert C Becker as national convention delegates. Darby, the Republican national committeeman, seeks continuation in the post and Becker, county central committee chair, is endorsed as a national delegate with a unit rule adopted urging votes for Becker.
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Kas
Wyandotte County
Harry Darby
Albert C. Becker
Darby
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Becker
Spanish Plan Reaffirmed for Self Government in Morocco
Spanish high commissioner reaffirmed Spain's aim of self government for Spanish Morocco but ruled out any federation with France. General Rafael Garcia Valino said interdependence could apply only to French Morocco and hinted that independence for the Spanish protectorate would come in time.
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Vagrant Sentenced in County Jail for Vagrancy
Re D Treat of New Falley Oklahoma was sentenced Tuesday in county court to 30 days in the county jail on a vagrancy charge.
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New Falley
Okla
Ex-con Says Car Salesmen Gullible Than Gals
Kansas City report details John William Younger an ex-con arrested with a convertible theft, claims about gullibility of car salesmen and women, past marriages, and federal charges including transportation of a stolen car and impersonation.
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Kansas City
John William Younger
Younger
Loan Fund Established For K. U. Presbyterians
A $500 Mary E. Logan memorial loan fund for Presbyterian students at Kansas University was established to aid worthy students pursuing church vocations and facing financial need. Dr. John Patton and the Westminster Foundation administer the fund, offering short term loans at a small interest rate.
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Kansas University
K. U
John Patton
Westminster Foundation
Logan
Maurice Fager Named Finance Chairman for Warren Shaw Campaign
Topeka businessman Maurice Fager, manager of the Kansas Free Fair, was named finance chairman for Warren Shaw's bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Fager formerly directed the Kansas Industrial Development Commission and faces a challenging fundraising task as he aids Shaw against Gov. Fred Hall.
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Warren Shaw
Popeka
Topeka
Fager
Kansas Free Fair
Kanags Industrial Development Commission
Shaw
Fred Hall
Autherine Lucy to deny communist letter on VOA
Autherine Lucy, expelled from the University of Alabama, plans a Voice of America interview to deny writings attributed to her by North Viet Nam radio. She states she has no ties to communists and spoke at Thurgood Marshall's New York home. The note mentions 170,000 black bears in the U S.
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New York
Autherine J. Lucy
Voice of America Today
North Viet Nam
University of Alabama Coed
Thurgood Marshall
Counsil
Alan
Marshall
Lucy
Voice of America
Benson Confident on Soil Bank and Farm Policy
Secretary Benson predicts Congress will approve the administration soil bank plan while opposing rigid 90 percent parity price supports. He says the Senate will defeat attempts to restore strict supports and defends the soil bank as a sound program. Benson cites farm income losses and government surpluses as evidence against price fixing.
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Chicago
Benson
Congress
Senate
Soil Bank
Assny
New Storm Lashes Rockies From Colorado to Wyoming
A new storm swept the region pressing temperatures down to minus 4 at Eagle Colorado. Up to 6 inches of new snow dusted the plains and mountains of Colorado and Wyoming. Snow continued in southern Colorado as the cold front pushed southeast after midnight.
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Eagle
Colorado Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Secretarial Workshop Planned at Kansas University
A one day Secretarial Workshop is set for April 7 at Kansas University. Sponsors include the Kansas State Board for Vocational Education Lawrence Adult Education program Lawrence chapter of the National Secretaries Association and University Extension. Topics cover human relations in the office training new staff shortcuts in office procedures and the secretary’s future in office management.
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Kansas University
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Lawrence Acutt Education Program
Lawrence
National Secretaries Association and
University Extension
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