Nesmith enters GOP race for Kansas 3rd District seat
Ole Nesmith, 55, Kansas economic opportunity coordinator and former state legislator, files for the Republican nomination in the 3rd District. He cites halting federal waste and restoring local control. Nesmith resigns his state post once a successor is named by Gov. Avery.
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Topeka
Ole Nesmith
Kansas
Congress
Dean Nesmith
Kansas University
Nesmith
William H. Avery
Johnsons attend funeral for Brooklyn Democrat's wife
President and Mrs. Johnson arrived in New York from Washington to attend a noon funeral for the wife of longtime Brooklyn Democratic Rep. (name omitted in readable text). The visit underscored the close ties between the White House and New York political figures.
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New York
Johnson
Washington
Brooklyn
Coeds Vote on Signout Rules at Kansas Union
Kansas University Associated Women Students approved sign-out procedures for second semester sophomores and upperclasswomen. The plan eliminates closing hours next fall but awaits AWS Senate EU Council on Student Affairs and Chancellor Wescoe approval.
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Kansas University
Associated Women Students Regulations
Kansas Union
AWS Senate
EU Council On Student Affairs
W. Clarke Wescoe
Walter Heck Elected President of Lawrence Sertoma Club
Walter Heck of Route 4 Tuesday evening was elected president of the Lawrence Sertoma Club at a meeting in the Eldridge Hotel. He will take office July 1 after serving as first vice president this year and leading Sertoma activities including the freedom recognition program and support for local students, the Salvation Army Red Kettle drive, and the flag pole presentation.
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Walter Heck
Route 4
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Eldridge Hotel
Sertoma
Lawrence Public
Salvation Army
U.S. Notified on New York Newspaper Merger Plan
The Justice Department received formal notice Tuesday of plans to merge three New York papers the New York Herald Tribune Journal American and World Telegram and Sun. Assistant Attorney General Donald F Turner said the department would work on the matter promptly after a one hour meeting with the papers’ attorneys. The papers agreed to a ten day notice before finalizing the merger.
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Justice Department
New York
Donald F. Turner
New York Herald Tribune
The
Journal American
the World-Telegram
Sun
KU Pom Pon tryouts shape new and retiring squad
Springfield's Mimi Frink Lawrence's Linda Paradise Shawnee Mission's Kristine Bergman and others retire as pom pon girls this year. New signups proceed with a school to prep recruits in blue jumpers and white blouses.
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Mimi Frink
Lawrence
Linda Paradise
Shawnee Mission
Kristine Bergman
St. Louis
Bilotta
Kansas Union
Fresh Hawks
Football Land
Judy Whitaker
Topeka
Miss Whitaker
Topeka High School
Patty Kuhn
Central Junior High School
Lawrence High School
Cydney Clutter
Larned
Miss Clutter
Larned High School
Diane Ramos
Overland Park
Mary Lou Paulsen
Shawnee Mission North
Dorothea Davis
National Cheerleaders Association
Phyllis Schneider
Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Journal-World Photo
Resident Injured In Early Morning Car Crash
Marjean Anderson, 18, of 2333 Ridge Court, suffered cuts and bruises when her car skidded into a utility pole near the 6th Street Country Club Terrace intersection. She was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. Vehicle damage was estimated at 400 dollars. Two-car crash at 12th and Pa Streets injured Theodore Aldrine, 25, and Gene Evans, 54, with no treatments needed. combined vehicle damage estimated at 1,800 dollars.
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Marjean Anderson
Ridge Ct
6Th St.Country Club Terrace
Miss Anderson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
12Th
Pa. Sts
Theodore Aldrine
Maple Lane
Gene Evans
E. 12Th St
Doctor Contends Hansen Was Sound Mind When Will Signed
Phillipsburg AP report says Dr. A E Cooper testified that Dane G Hansen of Logan Kansas was lucid and coherent when he signed his 1964 will. Hansen died Jan 6 1965 leaving an 8.7 million estate and a charitable foundation to be challenged by nephew George Hansen Jr. The will funds Dane G Hansen Scholarships at KU covering 500 dollars annually for four years.
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Kan
Dane G. Hansen
Logan
Hansen
A.E. Cooper
Norton
George T. Hansen Jr
Salt Lake City
Kansas University
Hansen Long
Mount Oread
KU Grad From Muncie Apparent Viet Victim
Lt. Cmdr. Mark Tiderman a 1956 KU graduate from Muncie is reported as an apparent Viet Nam War victim. His light attack bomber was shot down over North Vietnam during an armed reconnaissance mission. Navy telegrams were sent to his mother Mrs. Raymond Bailey and stepfather in Kansas City. Tiderman earned a KU Business School degree in 1956 and held roles in Phi Kappa Psi and Alpha Kappa Psi. His wife, Sara Jo Graves of Kansas City, is a 1956 KU Fine Arts graduate.
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Kansas Univrsity
Muncie
North Viet Nam
Navy
Raymond Bailey
Kansas City
Navy Department
Tiderman
KU Business School
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Alpha Kappa Psi
Sara Jo Graves
KU School of Fine Arts
Earl Wilson Seeks Fifth Term as County School Head
Douglas County superintendent Earl Wilson announced he will seek re election to a fifth term. A Democrat born in Saline County, Wilson taught in Eudora and Lawrence and has held multiple education leadership roles including past president of the Northeast Kansas County Superintendents Association and legislative chair for the State County Superintendents Association. He noted ongoing work with transfer of territory into unified districts.
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Douglas County
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Saline County
Assaria
Kan
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Lawrence
St. Wilson
Eudora
Jim
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Evelyn Garvin
Midland
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Shrine
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Northeast
Kansas County Superintendents Association
National Education Association
National Association of County Officials
State Teachers Association
State County Superintendents Association
John Anderson
Nemaha
Del Lewis Named to North Squad for All Star Game
Del Lewis, all-Big Eight guard from Kansas University, was selected for the North squad in the April 2 North-South All-Star game in Wichita. His KU teammate Walter Wesley joined the North earlier, with Ted Owens coaching and Gary Thompson coaching the South. Wesley will soon play in the East-West Shrine game in Lexington, Kentucky.
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del Lewis
Kansas
Lawrence Residents Named in Who's Who in America
Fifteen Lawrence residents are listed in the new Who's Who in America. KU figures include William Albrecht dean of the Graduate School and James K Logan dean of the Law School. Other honorees span departments from mathematics to psychology. The Journal-World notes spring promotions on warmer weather fashions despite lingering winter.
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America
William Albrecht
Kansas University Graduate School
William J. Argersinger Jr
Nachman Aronstam
Walter Eugene George
Errol Harris
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Charlton Hinman
James K. Logan
Law School
Journal-World Today
Bridge Talks In Topeka For Kaw River Crossing
State Sen Reynolds Shultz and Douglas and Jefferson counties officials meet in Topeka with the State Highway Commission to discuss a possible Kaw River bridge between Lecompton and Lawrence. County commissioners then plan talks on the Lecompton Bridge closure as part of a plan to relocate U.S. 59 linking highways 24 and 40.
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Reynolds Shultz
Douglas
Jefferson Counties
Topeka
State Highway Commission
Kaw River
Lecompton
Lawrence
Lecompton Bridge
Kaw
U.S. 59
Graduation Plans At Lawrence High
Lawrence High announces the 8 p.m. June 2 commencement at Allen Fieldhouse and 4 p.m. May 29 baccalaureate in the LHS gym. Mil lard Denny and R Wayne Nelson lead programs with May 20 senior banquet and May 27 assemblies and retreats. Senior practice June 1 precedes graduation.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence High School
Millard Denny
R. Wayne Nelson
LHS
Mary Gauthier J
LHS Gymnasium
Donald Binns
KU Student Parties Present Pre Election Bills at Council Meeting
Leaders from University Party and Vox Populi Party introduced pre vote bills and amendments during an All Student Council session in the Kansas Union. The gathering served as a prelude to student elections set for March 30 and 31.
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Kansas Union
University Party
Vox Populi Party
Kansas University
Card of Thanks for Local Family Tragedy Assistance
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness after the death of a husband and father. It thanks Mae Unger, Mr and Mrs Wesley Hird and families, Mr and Mrs Geo Gantz and families, Tommy Henderson and friends for cards and visits, transportation to Wadsworth hospital, and Rev and Mrs A L Parker for prayers. May God bless each reader.
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Wesley Hird
Geo. Gantz
Tommy Henderson
Wadsworth Hospital
A. L. Parker
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