Texan Pleads Guilty In Richland Bank Robbery Case
In Topeka federal court three suspects linked to the Richland Kansas bank robbery pled guilty or innocent. Fort Worth’s James Debenham Th pleaded guilty while Louis Dee Young Jr and Frankie Evelyn Fletcher of Dallas pleaded innocent. Trial set for April pending further proceedings.
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Kansas Cis
Georgia Neese Chirk Gray
United States
James Debenham
Fort Worth
U.S
Young
Fletcher
Mrs. Fletcher
Johan
Debenham
Greek Week at Kansas University Opens with MS Fund Drive
About 1,500 members from 26 fraternities and 12 sororities at Kansas University begin the third annual Greek Week at 2:30 PM with a door-to-door drive for the Multiple Sclerosis Fund. Tonight the Greek Week king and queen are to be crowned at a Memorial Union Building dance with Duke Ellington's band.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Memorial Union Building
Duke Ellington
Jerry Cox
R. L St
Gerald Rosenlund
Topeka
Scott Dole
Pratt
Dale Barham
Mary Belle Brown
Kansas City
Sandra James
Wichita
Wayne Parks Elected President of North Central Holstein Association
Wayne Parks of Lawrence was elected president of the North Central Holstein Association for the coming year. The group includes Holstein breeders from Miami Shawnee Johnson Osage Franklin and Douglas Counties. Other officers named were Pete Landon as vice president Martin Dickinson secretary treasurer and Arthur Jensen state director. The district Holstein show is planned for April 30 at Paoli with the state show May 5 in Salina. The district committee includes Kenneth Batel Tom Ludwego Landon. About 14 people attended the Ottawa meeting at the North American Hotel along with Francis Wempe and Deal Six.
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Wayne Parks
Lawrence
North Central Holstein Association
Miami
Shawnee
Johnson
Osage
Franklin
Douglas Counes
Pete Landon
Spring Hill
Martin Dickinson
Ottawa
Arthur Jensen
Olathe
Paoli
Salina
Kenneth Batel
Faola
Tom Ludwegi
Osawatomie
Landon
Parks
Francis Wempe
Deal Six
Turnpike Case Scheduled for District Court Appeal
A turnpike appeal is set for Tuesday in District Court. The case concerns a hand owned by William F. Henry east of Big Springs. Group 1 jurors will report for duty. this marks the sixth turnpike case this term, with three settled and ten more awaiting hearing.
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William F. Henry
Big Springs
English Courtrooms Just Like In Movie
A Times London correspondent observes the Royal Courts of Justice on the Strand. He details courtroom architecture, wigs, gowns, and dress codes for judges and barristers, explains divorce proceedings and their evidentiary tricks, notes alimony differences, and recalls Lord Evershed. He also mentions a long refreshment bar serving ale and sandwiches nearby.
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London Times
Dudge
Frank Gray
Jodie Charis Ranken
Jack Maxwell
Lawrence Aurneys
Lawrence
England
Hoyal
Custer
Law Courts
Times
Royal Courts of Justice
London
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Mollywood
Court of Appeal
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Moris
Romer
Queen's Bench
Queen
London County Council
U.S
Lord Evershed
Sir Raymond Evershed
K. A
the Rolls
P. S
Algeria Protests Triggered as 10000 Workers March on Assembly
Paragraph describes 10000 Algerian workers marching on the French Assembly from the Paris Mosque. Police cordoned the building and arrested nearly 3000 after a mob stabbed two truck drivers and damaged shops. In Tunis, French residents attacked the U.S. consulate and info office amid rumors the United States backs North African terrorists.
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Algeria
Paris
Tunis
U.S
United States
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ella Vanerslice
Obituary notices list Mrs Ella Vanerslice of Reno with long county ties and extensive survivors including children and grandchildren. Burial planned in Reno Cemetery after services at Quisenberry Chapel in Tonganoxie.
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Ella Vanerslice
Reno
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Leavenworth County
Creighton
Isaac Coner
Sayonburg
Kas
Charles
Roy Vanerslice
Ray Vanerslice
Cascade Lacks
Ore
Martha Crevijston
la Harpe
Manda
McWhenney
Irving
Calif
Gertie Epps
St. Louis
Quisenberry
Chapel
Tonganoxie
Big Party Roles To Clymer Hope At Wichita Convention
Clymer of El Dorado is nominated for temporary chairman and Rep Clifford Hope for permanent chairman at the Kansas Republican state convention in Wichita on April 14. Lloyd Ruppenthal said the state committee’s unanimous vote guides the convention. Clymer would deliver the keynote and appoint committees while Hope presides over the main session.
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Topeka
Kidnaped Girls Describe Impulsive Descent to Des Moines
The two teens said they drove from Newton to Des Moines after a rumor of federal action worried them. They claimed two men abducted them at Newton and forced the trip, then fled when the car veered into a ditch. Officers and roadblocks pursued the hoaxers for hours.
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Floyd Huggins
Newton
Judy
Des Moines
Here
Wichita Bank President Targets Livestock Overproduction
A. W. Kincade, president of the Fourth National Bank in Wichita, addressed Kansas Livestock Association members with a breakfast lecture criticizing overproduction. He noted a record 97.5 million cattle and calves on farms as of January 1 while urging promotion to curb supply rather than boost demand. The talk closed the 43rd annual convention, which began Friday and ends with a banquet featuring Mr. and Mrs. Fred All.
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Wichita
A. W. Kincade
Fourth National Bank
Kansas Livestock Assn
Kncade
Goy
Fredall
One-Car Crash Near Lawrence Damages Pickup
A Friday one-car wreck four miles northeast of Lawrence on U.S. Highway 244 caused $350 in damage to a half-ton pickup driven by Owen Francis Ward. Ward, 47, of Elm Street, said a car pulled into his path from Highway K-32, he braked, the truck skidded off the road and overturned. There were no injuries, and the other vehicle fled the scene.
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Lawrence
U.S
Owen Francis Ward
Elm St
Archbishop to be exiled to Seychelles from Cyprus revolt
A well informed source reports Archbishop Maka Tios, leader of the Cypriot Greek revolt, has been deported and is being sent to exile on the remote Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean. The Seychelles lie about 950 miles east of Africa and 800 miles northeast of Madagascar.
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London
Maka Tios
Cyprus
Seychelle Islands
Indian Ocean
Seychelles
Africa
Madagascar
Lathrom elected president of Douglas County Sportsmen Club
George Lathrom was chosen as president of the Douglas County Sportsman’s Club Friday evening. Other officers include Don Wetzel as vice president and Dick Treece, Dwight Regnier as co secretaries, with George Dunkley as treasurer. The group meets at 8:00 am Wednesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds to hear Ross Beech of the State Fish and Game Commission discuss a possible state lake development in Douglas County. Dr Eugene Berney, fish and game commissioner for this district, may join a panel discussion. A television set will be provided and there will be an intermission to watch the welterweight championship.
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George Lathrom
Douglas County Sportman's Club
Don Wetzel
Presdent
Dick Treece
Dwight Regnier
George Dunkley
Warren Price
Odell Wiley
Ernie Ponthus
Gib Francis
Harold Preston
Ross Beech
Trays
State Fish and Game Commission
Beech
Douglas Conn
Fugene
Berney
Atchivon
Fishy
Ibis
Dulles Affirms Firm Policies Toward India After Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said no change in U S policy toward India after talks with Prime Minister Nehru. He assured India that U S aid to Pakistan would not be used against India and pledged U S support at the United Nations if needed. Dulles had backed Pakistan at SEATO for a plebiscite in Kashmir, drawing Indian furor that eased as Nehru and Dulles met again.
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DELI
Shire Dulles
Sehr
Indi
Dulles
Pakistan
India
Bimba
Seato
McClellan Suggested as Probe Body Head
Washington reports say a campaign to name Sen. McClellan as chairman of a special Senate committee to probe lobbying practices is under way. The eight member panel, split evenly between parties, remains deadlocked over rules as Sen. Gore withdraws from chair consideration.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
Ark
Senate
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Notable Residents Listed in Local Directory Snag
Memorial Hospital records show Mrs. Hattie Sparks of 123914 Nl. St. Clarence W. Winston at 822 Me. St. Mrs. Lois Morris of 1418 Maple Lane Mrs. Barbara Dover Route 2 and Mrs. Claudine Gamary of Central Hotel identified in a public notices snippet.
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Hattie Sparks
Clarence W. Winston
Lois Morris
Maple Lane
Barbara Dover
Claudine Gamary
Central Hotel
Local Notices and Traffic Fines Reported in County Court
A list of residents and family notices followed by County Court traffic fines. Three men Henry D Wise Gale J Neill and Ernest L Mays were fined ten dollars and costs for passing in no passing zones. Divorce suits were filed in District Court by Virginia L Bracken against Ernest R Bracken Dorothy P Lamb against Herbert Lamb and Wilbur Mills against Ruth Mills.
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Henry D. Wise
Lecompton
Gale J. Neill
Topeka
Ernest L. Mays
Virginia
L. Bracken
Ernest R. Bracken
Dorothy P. Lamb
Herbert, Lamb
Wilbur Mills
Ruth Mills
4H Board undecided on county fair merger plan
Rumors in Lawrence say the 4H Fair Board voted against a proposed County Free Fair and 4-H Club Fair merger. No definite action was taken at Friday night’s meeting. the board will decide at the next regular meeting. Leaders recommended keeping 4-H and County fairs separate and same 4-H fair dates, Wednesday through Friday.
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Lawrence
Bill Hundley
Fairgrounds
Frindley
Hundley
Drunk Driver Ross Urich Sentenced in County Court
Ross Herbert Urich of Route 5 Lawrence was sentenced to one year in jail and fined 200 dollars after pleading or found guilty of driving while under the influence of liquor in County Court today.
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Ross Herbert Urich
Lawrence
Market News KC Livestock Report Mixed Trade and Prices
Kansas City market notes show fed steers and heifers steady to higher with selective gains, and calves and cows varying by class. Hogs steady with light week-on-week strength, while sheep and poultry prices move modestly. bulls and feeders quote at mixed levels amid farm supply shifts.
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Sda
Alyes
Fisb
Eheter
Tao-Bn Ly
Wiehe Sarddin Naebraska
Fiat
Tate and and Choice Heiers
Market Report Prices for Wheat Oats and Poultry
Scent Markets report lists Wheat at 190 in ar, SL 28, oats also at 190 with similar codes. Poultry notes hens up to 476 lb and under 474 lb, plus 12 old roosters at 6. Eggs Grade A large at 35 cents, Rand A medium 2 cents, C grade 29 cents. Continuous listing of egg and poultry pricing appears.
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Bates
Bulganin Sees French Open Sky Plan as Talks Basis
Moscow reports Soviet Premier Bulganin considers France's Open Sky concept, linked with Kisendower’s proposal, as a potential basis for disarmament talks. He spoke at a Paris embassy dinner with former president Auriol, noting prior U S and five power discussions and urging controls to advance talks.
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Moscow
Buiganin
France
Kisendower
Behan
Dropping Mercury Aids Bar Examination Scores
In Boston the thermometer's readings affected Massachusetts bar exam results with some candidates receiving a 10 percent adjustment due to crowded rooms and a faulty heating system causing unusually low temperatures during last December exams.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Cheipman
Walter Powers
Minor quakes shake coast in extreme northern California
A rolling earthquake was felt across Humboldt County in extreme northern California last night with no damage reported. A second tremor was reported in Orndale, about 40 miles south, amid a sequence of minor quakes along the coast.
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Bureika
Calif
Humboldt County
California
Orndale
Winchester Postmaster Named Acting Leader in Winchester
Winchester Postmaster Don Shelton, a Jefferson County farmer, assumed acting postmaster duties today succeeding the late Glen Hunsucker. Shelton learned of his appointment this week from Representative William Avery.
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Winchester
Don Shelton
Jefferson County
Suce Seording
Glen Hunsucker
Shelton
William Avery
Local artists win at Wichita museum exhibit
Wayne Floyd Smith of Lawrence won a museum purchase for his oil February Landscape while Robert Sudlow, also of Lawrence, earned a merit award for Tragic Landscape at the Third Air Capital Annual Art Exhibit held at the Wichita Art Museum.
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Wichita Art Museum
Wayne Floyd Smith
Robert Sudlow
Smith
Sudlow
Lawrence
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