St Patrick parade world wide as Irish celebrate
The St Patrick’s Day observance runs across cities and nations. In Dublin hundreds join the parade while Chicago dyes its river green and New York hosts its 207th annual march with thousands of participants including 161 bands. Prominent figures and diplomats attend as political statements emerge amid joy and unity.
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Dublin
Chicago
Grogan's
Boston
New York
Savannah
Order of Hiber
Nians
Emerald Isle
Bobby Shriver
Maria
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Irish Tourist Board
Albany
N.Y
Northern Ireland
Richard J. Daley
William Jones
Waterford
Ireland
State Street
Daley
William P. Fay
Washington
St. Patrick's Day
Jersey City
Nod
Andrew Minihan
New Ross
County Wexford
Disturbance Calls Keep Police Busy
Police responded to a disturbance near Hillcrest Shopping Center late Saturday night as 25 to 30 people dispersed from four cars with Wyan dotte County tags. No charges were filed, and other calls followed across the city including break-ins, purse thefts, vehicle thefts, and vandalism with multiple witnesses and affected addresses listed.
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Hillcrest Shopping Center
9Th and
la. Sts
Manchuria Border Tensions Quiet After Weekend Clashes
Moscow reports calm at the Manchurian border after renewed fighting on Damansky Island. Pravda claims Soviet troops repelled Maoist forces while Peking says Chinese forces inflicted heavy losses. Protests and propaganda flare in Moscow and at the Chinese embassy.
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Moscow
Pravda
Damansky- Chenpao
Ussuri
Communist Party
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Lawrence High to Open Romanoff and Juliet Tonight
Lawrence High School presents Romanoff and Juliet at 7 30 in the school auditorium through Tuesday evening. Drama instructor Millard Denny directs the spoof on U S Russia diplomatic protocol. Stan Roth reports he was not struck in a student scuffle Friday. he helped break up the fight.
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Lawrence High
Romanoff and
Juliet
Millard Denny
U.S
Russia
Stan Roth
Lawrence High School
LHS
Roth
Winter Memorial Fund Aids Top 4 H Youths
The Ship Winter Memorial Fund in Lawrence supports outstanding 4 H members pursuing further education or starting farming or business ventures. Kansas 4-H Foundation will award earnings from the $3 700 fund to one member yearly.
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Winter Memorial Fund
Ship Winter
Lawrence
Kansas 4-H ‘Foundation
Winter
Douglas County
Kansas State College
Burlington
Kansas
Fire Causes Estimated $1000 Damage at Barnhill Home
A Sunday evening blaze at Ellis Barnhill’s residence 1939 Ala. St caused about $1000 in losses. Fire officials suspect an upstairs chair sparked the fire, though the exact cause remains undetermined. Building damage about $800 with contents at $200.
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Ellis Barnhill
Ala
Leo O'Keefe Sr
3Rd St
Ted Aldrine
Maple Lane
Colorful truck stolen from Miami truck stop
A semitrailer truck stolen from a Miami area truck stop Sunday was painted green with lavender stripes. Its cargo, 10 tons of beef and lamb valued at 50000 dollars, complicates recovery.
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Miami
Thinsey Funeral Drome Details and Service
A fragment notes a funeral service at the Thinsey Funeral Dome or drome with references to Viss11E and Ady, indicating a local observance. The readable text suggests death or memorial context but lacks full names, dates, or location clarity.
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Alway
Thinsey
Two Kansas students hospitalized after weekend crashes
LAWRENCE KS two KU students were hospitalized in good condition after weekend crashes investigated by police at Watkins Memorial and Lawrence Memorial hospitals. The incidents include a student struck near 15th and Iowa by Charles Porter and a motorcycle crash on 20th and Naismith among multiple Saturday Sunday accidents.
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Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Rose L. Paradee
Engel Rd
Weir
Charles L. Porter
N.J. St
15Th
Iowa Sts
Porter
Miss Paradee
Peter C. Badami
Murphy
Regents to Get New KU Code This Thursday
The Kansas University Senate Code will be presented to the Kansas Board of Regents for approval at the Thursday meeting in Topeka. Chancellor Wescoe will present the code at 10 20 a m as the board considers it after prior approvals by KU faculty and students. The plan creates a combined University Senate with about 95 students and 750 faculty, plus an all student Student Senate and an all faculty Faculty Senate.
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Kansas University Senate
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
State
Topeka
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Clark Ahlberg
Wichita State University
John Visser
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
George F. Budd
Pittsburg State College
James McCain
Kansas State University
Strike Threat at Ben Dix Plant Over Wage Contract
A Machinists union official warned that a strike will be called at the Ben Dix Corp plant in Kansas City on April 2 if a new wage contract is not reached. The report notes union pressure and potential disruption at the facility.
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Kansas City
Bendix Corp
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Jack Lynch
Republic
Michael Delehunty
Montclair
N.J
Hibernians Fraternal
Nixon
White House
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Fay
Ryan
St. Patrick’s Day
Fife
Sicily
Poland
Lithuania
Africa
Madison, Wis
Irish Students Association of the
University of Wisconsin
Kate O'Callaghan
Presi
Dent
Association
President Kennedy
Sen
Robert Ff. Kennedy
San Francisco
Chinatown
Philadelphia
James Hj.tate
Francis J. Lynch
Pennsylvania
Wyandotte County
Walnut St
W. 6Th
7Th and Locust Sts
Kansas Union Ballroom
University
Gardiner Rapelye Jr
Stewart Ave
Yak Down Club
9Th
Raeplye
Rapelye
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Watkins Hospital
Varsity Value Store
Mass. St
Robert Hurst
Harper St
Barker Ave
Rex Sterrett
Pa. St
Ryan Rasadi Etemad
Baker University
Baldwin
Tenn. St
Don Martin
Ky. St
23Rd
Sts
Cleo Crouch
9Th St
Melissa Hannemann
Low Cab Co
la. St
Moundview Dr
Yes
Ohio St
Paul Harnar
Max Cowden
Rt. 3
East Heights Baptist Church
Haskell Ave
Harry J. Davis
Ala. St
William Cannon
M. St
Gerald Hankel
Miss. St
Cannon
Manchuria
Damansky Island
Vasily Lobanov
Pacific Ocean Frontier District
Red China
Mike O'Toole
19Th St
St. John’s School
Michelle Scales
Tenn
Andy Ice
Rt. 4
Paul Lehr
Mary Whitaker
Utah
Journal-World Photo
Ray Wells
Wells
Swarthout Recital Hall
Barber County
Oklahoma
Colorado
Lela A. McClanahan
Sunflower Village
Peter J. Theisen
Thiesen
Jimmie L. Murrow
Murrow
Theisen
Sally Harmon
James P. McGilley
Kan
12Th St
Oread Ave
David P. War
Ringer
Tenn. St. War
Paul F. Suhr
Wichita
Anita A. Phye
Naismith Dr
19Th
Phye
Suhr
Paul H. Meiers
William F. Johnson
Belle Haven Dr
Tenn. Sts
Meiers
Johnson
Reed and Wilcox
Ellen Dahlene
Alvin
Alexander
Lowa
Louise C. Lane
Pol. Adv
Equitable
Buddy B. Bowles
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
New York, N.Y
Belle Crest Drive
Hopkins Kleen Air Service
N.H
Barker
Paver
Warren Ay Awrenee
Kaneae
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