Marchers in Alabama Back on Road Today
About 400 marchers led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. resumed the 50 mile water crusade toward Montgomery from Selma. They started amid frosty conditions with guards and volunteers securing the camp as King described the procession as Gandhi like while noting local reactions were restrained.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Montgomery
Wea Ve Peasane Pyar Ory King
National
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Dr. King
Edmund Pettus
Henry V. Graham
Alabama National Guard
Sixth Bomb Found In Negro Section Of Alabama City
A sixth homemade dynamite device was found in Birmingham Alabama near a funeral home as police boost patrols. Army demolition teams dismantled all bombs, with one timer already near detonation. The blasts target areas tied to civil rights struggles, including sites linked to Rev. A D King and the 16th Street Baptist Church.
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Alabama City
Birmingham
Ala
Poole Funeral Chapel
G. M. Smith
James Taylor
Jamie Moore
16Th Street Baptist Church
Gaston Motel
A. D. King
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert M. Presley
Oneonta
Marvin M. Bryan
Vote for Donald A. Binns for City Commissioner
Political advertisement promoting Donald A. Binns age 47 KU graduate and Lawrence High government teacher for city commissioner, highlighting public service and education credentials.
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Donald A. Binns
Lawrence High
Pol
Cold spell looms after mild weekend in Lawrence
The U S Weather Bureau Topeka forecast mostly cloudy skies tonight with a descent into colder weather as easterly winds 10 to 20 mph develop Tuesday. Tonight’s low 25 to 30 with Tuesday high near 40. Sunday’s high was 50, low 22, overnight 34 at 6 am. Saturday peaked at 39 and bottomed at 17.
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Lawrence Area
U. S
Topeka
Lawrence
Baldwin Primary To Choose School Board Members
Baldwin residents vote Tuesday in a primary for one seat on the Unified School District No. 348 board. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Baldwin Legion Hall. Leading contenders are Tim Hitchcock Carroll McLaughlin and Mrs Homer Schoepflin with two top vote getters advancing to the general election April 6. The article notes background for Schoepflin Hitchcock and McLaughlin along with seven other candidates for the remaining five seats.
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Baldwin
Board of Education
Unified School District
Baldwin-Vinland
Baldwin Legion Hall
Tim Hitchcock
Carroll McLaughlin
Homer Schoepflin
Schoepflin
Baldwin Consolidated School District No. 82
Hitchock
Kansas University Pharmacy School
Hitchcock Drug
McLaughlin
Baker University
Baker
Paul Gibler
Jack Coats
Don Nutt
Hubert Hoskinson
Wilfred Selzer
Ralph Polson
James Irick
City Commission
School Board
Richard Raney
Westwood Rd
Eldridge
Mike Getto
Vt. St
Jesse Milan
W. 5Th St
Walter Blackledge
Emerald Dr
Donald Binns
Glenn Dr
John Emick
W. 6Th St
Martin Jost
Orchard Lane
The
Lawrence Paper Co
Carl Amerine
Westdale Rd
R. D. Gillahan
Sunset Terr
Lewis Johnson
Learnard Ave
Russel Frink
Stratford Rd
Deal
Miss
Highland Drive
Reuter Organ ‘Co
George Brahler
Hilltop Dr
Ralph J. Turner
Learnard Ct
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assailant
Harold Alien
Hillcrest Rd
Donald Carttar
Barker Ave
C. W. Tankersley Jr
Maine St
Kansas Power and Light Co
Richard Nelson
Carl Althaus
Crescent Rd
Truman Calls Selma to Montgomery March Silly
President Truman dismissed the Selma to Montgomery march as silly and said the demonstrators cannot accomplish much. He argued their goal is mainly to attract attention and voiced skepticism about their impact.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Clearer Skies Buoy Hopes On Gemini Launch
Cape Kennedy weather improved boosting expectations for the two man Gemini flight. Grissom and Young prepare for a three orbit mission to demonstrate steering in space and test spacecraft systems ahead of Moon missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space
Grissom and
Young
Grissom
Air Force
Navy
Kennedy to scale Mount Kennedy in Yukon expedition
Senator Robert F. Kennedy joins an expedition to Mount Kennedy named after John F. Kennedy. Led by James Whittaker, the team will trek Glacier ice conditions risk delays possible weather challenges and aims for the summit with expert mountaineers. The joint effort is sponsored by National Geographic Society and several universities.
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Seattle
Wash
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Yukon Territory
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
James W. Whittaker
Everest
Redmond
Whittaker
National Geographic Society
Boston Museum of Science
Michigan State University
Geology Department
University of New Brunswick
Bradford Washburn
Alaska
Boston Museum
Mt. Kennedy
Dr Bob Gillahan for City Commissioner Campaign Ad
A political advertisement urges votes for Dr. Bob Gillahan in a city commissioner race. The piece promotes the candidate and mentions a service or business tag associated with Hixon's 721 Mass as part of the ad.
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Bob Gillahan
Hixon’s
Pol
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service Ad
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises funeral services and contact VI 3 5111 Adv. Gene Doane seeks to be your insurance agent with an advertisement.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Gene Doane
City polls set 7 a m to 7 p m for primary race
Voters may cast ballots Tuesday for the city commission and school board primary election. Twelve candidates compete for six seats on each body with fourteen polling places listed and a boundary map referenced on page 16.
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West Junior High School
Pinckney School
Fire Station No. 1
Woodlawn School
New York School
Hillcrest School
Lawrence Community Building
Central Junior High School
East Heights School
Church of the Nazarene
Lawrence High School
Cordley School
Schwegler School
Dine-A-Mite
Gun Bill Introduced BySen Dodd Aimed at Mail Order Guns
Sen Thomas J Dodd introduced administration backed bills to stop mail order gun sales and other deadly weapons The Connecticut Democrat said the measures are stronger than his earlier proposals and seek to curb what he calls a dangerous loophole in firearms access.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Kansas House group backs pari mutuel betting amendment
The State Affairs Committee approved a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize pari mutuel betting on horse and dog racing in Kansas. The panel voted 13 to 6 on a secret ballot to send the measure to the House floor.
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Topeka
Kangas
State Affairs Committee
House
Spring KU Enrollment Reaches Record 12 643
Official KU spring semester enrollment hits a record 12 643 students, up 894 or 7.6 percent from 1964. Lawrence campus elevates to 11 434, KU Medical Center in Kansas City adds 1 209, and graduate, law, and special programs total 2 402, led by a 21 percent rise in the Law School.
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Kansas University
James K. Hitt
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
College of Liberal Arts and Science
Education School
School of Engineering and Architecture
School of Medicine
School of Fine Arts
School of Business
Law School
School of Pharmacy
School of Journalism
Law
Long Hours and Hard Work Aren't Surprise to Shultz
Reynolds Shultz a Kansas state senator from Route 3 Lawrence describes lengthy hours and heavy workload as expected for the new term. He chairs the Elections Committee and serves on several others while noting a heavy burden of bills and research, voicing concern over property tax reliance and school finance in 1965.
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Shultz
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Douglas
Jefferson
Shawnee County
Forbes Air Force Base
Don Hults
Topeka
Kansas
Statehouse
Senate
House
School Foundation
City Commissioner Advocacy Ad Featured on Page 2
A political advertisement appears on page 2 urging support for the city commissioner. The piece frames the advocate as backing the official record and emphasizes public service themes. It bears no author name beyond the designation Adv. and is centered on policy leadership.
Two City Men Die in Wrecks Over Weekend
Lawrence residents Samuel J. Garland and James D. Brewer died in separate weekend traffic accidents. Garland, 57, crashed with a tractor-trailer near Kingdom City, Missouri, after allegedly driving on the wrong side following a detour. Brewer, 19, died when his 1963 sports car spun out on US 24 59 north of Lawrence. a passenger suffered cuts and bruises. Burial and funeral services are planned in Missouri, with survivors listed for both families.
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Samuel J. Garland
Ala. St
James D. Brewer
Ind
Garland
Kingdom City
U.S. Highway 40
Missouri Highway Patrol
John Scott
St. Louis
Jackie
Patti Garland
Jim Garland
Lawrence
Brewer
Wayne Schmille
Gene Shaughnessy
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Schmille
Brewer’s
Douglas County
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ruby Garland
Jacki Garland
Dunbar
South Africa
San Francisco
Calif
Virginia Brink
Collinsville
Betty Harrison
Edina
Mona Watson
Quincy
Ill
Sammy Garland
U. S. Navy
Jim
Bret Garland
Bob Garland
Margaret Palmer
Detroit
Mich
Blanche McFarland
Ruth Carter
Evanston
Marie Bell
Ferguson
C. V. Garland
Haines City
Fila
George Carson and Sons Funeral Home
Independence
Jim L. Mitchell
Woodlawn
Marion Brewer
E. C. van Haele
Will Brewer
Delbert Wilson
Wapanucka
Okla
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas turns cloudy and cool
Mostly cloudy tonight with a cloudy Tuesday and cooler air from easterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Low tonight 25 to 30, high Tuesday near 40, with temperature readings noted for 8 am 10 am noon midnight 2 am and 2 pm. Yesterday high 50 low 22 Saturday 39 17 year ago today 55 24. The penne records include a trace of snow Saturday night. A historical record high 91 in 1910 and low 12 in 1955 are mentioned. Tuesday sunrise 6 19 pm sunset 6 37 pm.
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Kansas
Penne
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Charles Hook
Glen Head
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