Panama impeaches President Robles on charge of unconstitutional activity
The National Assembly voted to impeach President Marcus A. Robles on charges he openly backed candidate Samudio in the May election. A 30 of 42 opposition votes were reported, raising fears of National Guard intervention to preserve public order. Robles, 62, said the move is null and urged the Guard to ignore it.
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Panama
National Assembly
Marcus A. Robles
National Guard
Assembly
Robles
Jacobo Salas
Bolivar Vallarino
Samudio
Arnulfo Arias
Supreme Court
Armed robbery and other incidents reported by Lawrence police
Lawrence police reported an armed robbery Thursday night near Lawrence Memorial Hospital in which J C Hemphill 75 of 1241 Tenn St lost 41 dollars to a gunman. A 16 year old girl from St Joseph Mo and a male driver were released after a traffic stop related to a separate incident. Vandals damaged a Kansas University student’s apartment windows with an air rifle totals about 200 dollars. A stolen 1960 model auto valued at 500 dollars was recovered in the 400 block of 13th Street and belonged to Dale Mayhew.
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Lawrence
J.C. Hemphill
Tenn.St
Hemphill
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Maine St
St. Joseph
Mass
West 23Rd Street
Douglas County Juvenile Court
Douglas Buethe
Emery Rd
Kansas University
Glen Ellyn
Ill
13Th Street
Dale Mayhew
Lyons St
Locust Street
Kansas Juco Aid Bill Signed by Governor Docking
Gov. Robert Docking signed a bill increasing state aid to junior colleges from 5.50 to 8.00 per credit hour. The measure imposes restrictions on using public funds for out of district scholarships and adjusts tuition charges for out of state and foreign students. It aims to boost next year funding by about 700000 above the prior estimate, totaling roughly 1.526 million.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Jun
Kansas
He ninetheenth century eclipse led to a gas mystery
In 1868 Pierre Janssen observed a solar eclipse in India and detected a yellow line in the spectrum. He named it Aeborane in an early report, with later English scholars referencing Gray attributions, though the text remains garbled.
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Pierre- Jules Cesar
Janssen
India
Local Wrecks Report Minor Injuries and Losses
A 19 year old Eudora man suffered possible concussion and a broken wrist after a two vehicle crash on Highway K-10 near Eudora. Police said Charles Workman and Dennis Meuffel both eastbound at 3 30 p m collided as Meuffel turned left. Workman was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fair condition with about 500 dollars damage to his car and 125 dollars to the truck. Three other injuries occurred in a separate three vehicle crash at 23rd and Iowa Street injuring Glen Cox Judith and Larry McIntyre. Cox had a head wound and McIntyre leg cuts both treated and released. A non injury crash occurred near 8th and La Sts involving John Kasberger and Richard McDow with 275 and more in damages.
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Workman
LMH
Workman
Dennis L. Meuffel
Route 2
23Rd and
Iowa Sts
Glen Cox
Route 4
Larry C. McIntyre
Ridge Ct
Judith McIntyre
Cox
23Rd Street
Iowa Street
McIntyre
Teresa Floro
Ousdahl Rd
Floro
8Th
la. Sts
John C. Kasberger
Lawrence
Century Dr
Richard R. McDow
Tenn. St
Kasberger Auto
McDow
Jamsey Haveral Advertises Four Decade Experience
A brief classified note proclaims over 40 years of experience offered by Jamsey Haveral. The ad lists a residence and a phone number in Vi.
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Jamsey Haveral
61 County Youths On Honor Roll Of College For Fall
Sixty one Douglas County residents are among 1 071 students who earned places on the fall semester honor roll in the Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Five earned straight A grades. Named on the honor roll are James Fambrough James McCalla Ellen Meisels Russell Merrill Nancy Taylor and many others including Rebecca Altenbernd Elizabeth Atkinson Mary Backus Diane Beyer Kathryn Binns Linda Bryant Nomi Camin Karen Carlson Dana Clinton Carol Edwardson Sally Elniff Greg Estes Car ol Fields Leanne Gray Christopher Gunn Vicki Hamer Jay Hamilton Mona Hargadine David Harsha Herbert Hartman Shirley Hemming Gregory Hogle Janet Hollinger Angelika Howard Laurana Howard Phillip Kurata Philip Lacey Charles Laskowski David Leonard Pamela Mailhait Margaret McBride Wood Merrill Jeanne Moore Pamela Morgenstern Tomas Murray Philip Paden Nancy Pinet Margaret Polt Edwina Price Ronald Rappard Sheila Reardon Mary Sauer Constance Shaver Donald Simpson Eric Smith Carl Weinaug Sandra Wheelhouse Marilyn West Gary White Richard Whitley Ann Marie Willens Martha Williams Linda Wulfkuhle and others on the list.
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Douglas County
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
James Fambrough
Maine
James McCalla
Ohio
Ellen Meisels
Redbud
Russell Merrill
Dakota
Nancy Taylor
Rebecca Altenbernd
Elizabeth Atkinson
W. 9Th
Mary Backus
Sunset
Diane Beyer
W. Campus
Kathryn Binns
Wellington Rd
Linda Bryant
W. 22Nd St
Nomi Camin
Karen Carlson
Dana. Clinton
Miss
Charles Edmondson
Mitchell Rd
Carol Edwardson
Ala
Sally Elniff
Greg Estes
Tenn
Carol Fields
Marvonne
Leanne Gray
Learnard
Christopher Gunn
Vicki Hamer
W. 20Th
Jay Hamilton
E. South Park
Mona Hargadine
Mont
David Harsha
Herbert Hartman
Shirley Hemming
Ark
Gregory Hogle
Janet, Hollinger
Hasold
Angelika
Laurana Howard
Lawrence Ave
Phillip Kurata
Harvard Rd
Philip Lacey
Oxford Rd
Charles Laskowski
David Leonard
Pamela Mailhait
W. 19Th
Margaret
Mary Sauer
Highland Dr
Constance Shaver
Donald Simpson
W. 25Th St
Eric Smith
Carl Weinaug
Stratford Rd
Sandra Wheelhouse
Marilyn West
W. 20Th St
Gary White
Richard Whitley
Country Club Ct
Ann Marie Willens
Engel Rd
Martha Williams
Linda
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Four Missing In Montana Flames
Helena AP reports four people were missing after a five story Grandoa Hotel fire in Helena Montana. Firefighters faced smoldering debris hours after the blaze and warned recovery would be difficult. A bystander boy said his grandma might be inside. Missing guests listed include Charles Voels Casper Gross Sarah Brown 85 and Lt Col Ertle Chamberlain all of Helena.
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Helena
Mont
Grandoa
Charles Voels
Casper Gross
Sarah Brown
Ertle Chamberlain
Dedication Tuesday For New Geological Building
The $241000 U S Geological Survey Building funded by KU Endowment Association will be dedicated at 1 pm Tuesday March 26 on land southwest of 19th and Iowa Streets. Speakers include Roy Hendricks Thad McLaughlin Francis Heller and Frank Foley. About 50 employees will work in the new leased facility.
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U.S. Geological Survey
The
Kansas University Endowment Association
19Th
Iowa Streets
Robert Dingman
Roy Hendricks
Washington, D.C
Thad McLaughlin
Water Resources Division
Denver
Francis Heller
Frank Foley
Survey
McLaughlin
Lawrence
Dingman
EU. Endowment Association
Local Man Arraigned In Larceny From Tempo Store
A 26 year old Lawrence man, Larry Dean Massey of 633 Ill. St., was jailed awaiting arraignment on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a $140 tape recorder from Tempo Department Store at 711 W. 23rd. Police found Massey with a Tempo manager after responding to a report Thursday about 5:12 p.m. Massey, a Kansas University junior from Salina, reportedly left the store around 4:30 p.m. with the recorder.
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Lawrence
Tempo Department
W. 23Rd St
Larry Dean Massey
Ill
Massey
Kansas University
Salina
University Macbeth matinee buses aid theatergoers
Special bus service will run tonight and later for patrons attending Macbeth at Murphy Hall. Parking is limited in Zone N near Murphy Hall due to the Kansas Class AA basketball tournament, so patrons should use Memorial Stadium Zone X. Buses operate from Zone X to Murphy Hall from 7:45 p.m. to 8:20 p.m., then return after the 8:20 p.m. curtain.
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Murphy Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Memorial Stadium
Zone X
GED Test Scheduled at School Building on 21st Street
The General Education Development Test will be given at 8 a.m. Saturday in room 172 of the school administration building at 21st and La. Streets. Those interested should call E. J. Logsdon at VI 26222. Passing the test grants a high school equivalency diploma.
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21St and
la. Sts
E. J. Logsdon
Incident at Kansas tournament sparks police action and crowd control
Nelson Harman alerted Dill after the disturbance as crowds clashed near the arena. Hartman said this was novel for a state tournament and steps were taken to prevent recurrences by increasing KU police protection and barring oncourt access after games. Stanwix credited lawmen and officials for handling the incident and warned of potential involvement from other schools. About two hundred youths were involved, with Lawrence police deploying nine officers, eight in uniform, to avert further trouble.
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Hartman
Southeast
Lawrence
Stanwix
Detroit News Strike Ends As Teamsters Vote For Settlement
In Detroit the Teamsters at the Detroit News vote 336 to 194 to accept a new three year contract, a development seen as pivotal to ending the 121 day newspaper strike after prior rejections of a similar offer.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Teamsters
Haskell Students Honored at NSA Essay Contest
Two Haskell Institute Future Secretaries Association members were honored at a Topeka Kaw chapter NSA dinner. Waukita McIntosh of Cherokee, Oklahoma and Cindy Estey of Chippewa, Minnesota received certificates for outstanding and excellent essays on the topic What NSA Means to Me. Irene Hornberger presented gifts to Ruby Cook of Raw chapter. NSA letters carved in mahogany were given by Haskell. Helen Ault, Haskell FSA sponsor, accompanied the students. Program featured Biblical music instruments.
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Haskell Institute
Future Secretaries Association
Topeka Kaw
National Secretaries Association
Kaw
Topeka
Waukita McIntosh
Oklahoma
Cindy Estey
Minnesota
Miss Me
Miss Estey
Irene Hornberger
Haskell Fsa
Ruby Cook
Raw
Haskell Group
Haskell
NSA
Helen Ault
Global Dialing Changes Cut Letter Confusion on Phones
The article notes reasons for switching to numeric dialing worldwide. It cites issues from letters causing trouble in international calls. It mentions Denmark lacking W on its dial and English speakers mixing O with zero. It also notes France has Q and Sweden and New Zealand use no letters on dials.
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Sweden
New Zealand
Justice Walter Thiele Dies at 82 with Rites Planned
Former Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter G. Thiele dies at 82. Funeral services set for 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Topeka First Methodist Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence. Survivors include a son, three brothers, three sisters, and three grandchildren. Thiele, born September 10, 1885, taught, practiced law, served on the court from 1933 to 1957, and held various state legal positions and civic posts.
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Walter G. Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
Lawrence
John R. Thiele
Edna Barker
Seattle
Wash
Amy Harter
Columbia
Alfred L. Thiele
Wenatchee
Paul W. Thiele
Port Townsend
George H. Thiele
Kansas City
Justice Thiele
Washington, Kan
Washington County
Clifton
Linn
Kansas
John Q. A. Norton
Supreme Court
Thiele
Kansas Judicial Council
Commission For Constitutional Revision
Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence Rotary Club
KU Alumni Assa
American and
Kansas Bar Associations
Lawrence Lodge No
Af&am
Kennecott Okays Tentative Pact in Copper Strike
Kennecott Copper Corp. announces a tentative contract giving 54 cents per hour increase for about 10,000 workers. Agreement covers unions nationwide but not guaranteed immediate return to work as local disputes remain unresolved in Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico and at Kennecott Refining near Baltimore with ratification by 26 unions still needed.
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Washington
Kennecott Copper Corp
White House
Kennecott
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Kennecott Refining Corp
Baltimore
Two Thefts Reported To KU Security Unit
Kansas University police report two thefts in campus housing and academic buildings. Brooks Spies Jr a KU junior from Bartlesville Oklahoma says a ring worth 100 dollars was stolen from his unlocked McCollum Hall room Wednesday afternoon. Jane An Hyldahl a Rapid City graduate student says a tan suede jacket valued at 45 dollars was stolen from Lindley Hall Annex Thursday afternoon.
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Kansas University
Brooks Spies Jr
Bartlesville
Okla
McCollum Hall
Jane An Hyldahl
Rapid City
S. D
Lindley Hall Annex
Tpolice
KU Players Chuckling At OCU Feat
Kansas University’s basketball squad eyed a 6 o’clock NIT game with Temple at Madison Square Garden. A win means Monday rest and sightseeing, a loss sends the Jayhawks home by noon Saturday. The team recalled Duke’s 97 81 victory over Oklahoma City and its halftime antics.
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New York
Kansas University
Temple
Madison Square Garden
Jayhawks
Lawrence
Oklahoma City
Duke
OCU
Abe Lemons
Chiefs
Wade Stinson
Pansies Cultivated in Europe Since the 16th Century
European gardeners have grown pansies since at least the 1500s, with the flower appearing in scholarly horticultural records of early modern Europe. This long history shows the pansy as a durable ornamental plant across centuries.
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Europe
Card of Thanks for Kathryn Dimery family
The family expresses gratitude to Drs H P Jones Manahan and third floor staff for care and to friends for prayers cards flowers and kindness. Bob and Marjorie Broat convey lasting thanks. The family of Kathryn Dimery thanks doctors James Reed Wayne Hird and others for kindness during illness and death. Sons Charles Barksdale and Norval P Barksdale Jr.
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H. P. Jones
Manahan
Bob
Marjorie Broat
Kathryn Dimery
James Reed
Wayne Hird
Charles Barksdale
Norval P. Barksdale Jr
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Mike Andersen
Wichita Southeast
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Dill
Nelson Harman
Kshsaa
Lawrence Monument Co
KU Security Unit
Helio
John T. Stewart
Kasold
Meadowbrook
West 15Th
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