Keatings Worry On Help Draws Smiles
Senator Kenneth Keating warned that U S military training for Indonesian officers could aid guerrilla warfare against Malaysia. Indonesian officials noted Nasution’s guerrilla text is studied at Ft Bragg. Training roles include civic programs and civilian management courses in Syracuse and Washington.
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Washington
Kenneth Keating
U.S
Indonesia
Malaysia
Abdul Haris Nasution
State Department
Nasution
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Sumatra
Celebes
Keating
Republican
New York
Army
Syracuse University
Washington Area
Ministry of Sea Communications
Scranton for President Committee Forms Contact in Kansas
Mike Getto chairs the Kansas Scranton for President group with officers including Mary Lauterbach Wagner and Wilbur Leonard. The state unit will affiliate with the Washington draft Scranton HQ and the New York national committee. Kansas delegates to the GOP convention will be approached to favor Scranton. Getto says Goldwater is not the Kansas GOP favorite.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Mike Getto
Eldridge
Lawrence
Getto
Mary Lauterbach Wagner
Shawnee Mission
Wilbur Leonard
Robert Haines
Manhattan
Ted Ice
Newton
George Maier Jr
Kansas City
Allan Hall
Chanute
Curtis Nettels
Pittsburg
Paul E. Wilson
Draft Scranton
Washington
New York
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Underwater Survival Drill At Cedar Bluff Reservoir
About 80 Hays area residents and Kansas State University shelter management students will spend 20 hours in a 365 foot tunnel under the Cedar Bluff Dam. They enter at 7 p.m. Saturday and emerge at 3 p.m. Sunday with survival crackers and water provided. Dr. Howard Killough, a Russell dentist, acts as shelter manager for the exercise.
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Hays
Cedar Bluff
Kansas State University
Howard Killough
Russell
Hearst Awards Given to two KU journalism students
Gary Noland a junior at 139 Perry Street and Roy Miller a Topeka junior won William Randolph Hearst Foundation Awards. Noland placed fourth earning $300 while Miller placed fifth earning $200 scholarship.
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Hearst
Kansas University
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Gary Noland
Perry St
Roy Miller
Topeka
Noland
Miller
Casad Elected Executive Secretary of Kansas Trial Lawyers
Robert C. Casad an associate professor of law at Kansas University was elected executive secretary of the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association at a joint meeting with the State Bar Association in Kansas City.
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Robert C. Casad
Kansas University
Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
State Bar Association
Kansas City
Law rence Gasoline Prices Fall Across Stations
Lawrence gasoline prices declined by three cents since Thursday. Major company stations asked 30.9 cents a gallon for ethyl and 26.9 for regular, while smaller stations posted 27.9 cents for ethyl and 24.9 for regular.
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Lawrence
Young Chess King Defeats 40 Foes
Bobby Fischer, United States chess champion and top 10 player, defeated 40 opponents in one exhibition at the Kansas Union. The 20 year old moved rapidly between tables as KU students and area players challenged him in a Chess Club appearance. Fischer has claimed the U S Championship five times and has earned major trophies in national and international events.
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Kansas Union
Bobby Fischer
United States
Fischer
Union
Chess Club
Charles Gish
W. 6Th St
U. S. Chess Federation
Lessing J. Rosenwald
Frank J. Marshall
Yugoslavia
House Guest Is Charged For Throat-Slash Death
In Cliffside Park New Jersey Walter Beckworth 37 was charged with homicide after a house guest allegedly cut the throat of Virginia Shaw 41 and left her body in an apartment bedroom. Her sons Dennis 11 and George 16 found her on returning from school. Beckworth was arrested in New York City and brought to the prosecutor's office for questioning.
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Cliffside Park
Walter Beckworth
Virginia Shaw
Dennis
George
Beckworth
New York City
Mrs. Robert G. Carr Dies of Leukemia in Junction City
Mrs. Robert G. Carr of Junction City died after a month of illness from leukemia. She was KU alumni wife of Dr. Robert Carr, a KU leader. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Junction City. The Carrs had two daughters Judy and Jane, KU graduates.
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Robert G. Carr
Junction City
Robert Carr
Carr
Kansas State University
Northwestern University
KU _ Greater University Fund
Judith
Jane
Harlem Killings Probe Tangles Race Motive Claims
New York police investigated possible racial motives in a string of Harlem killings and assaults. Two teenage suspects, both Negro, were charged in the fatal stabbing of Magit Sugar, 45, a white clothing store proprietor, and cited as admitting the slaying of Eileen A. Johnston, 28, a white social worker. Authorities linked the cases to alleged militant Black Muslim ties, while denying robbery was involved.
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New York
Harlem
Magit Sugar
Eileen A. Johnston
Elgin
David L. Watts
Jules Bulgach
Watts
Bulgach
New York Times
Henry X
Daniel Hamm
Robert Rice
Frank
Sugar
Hamm
Eben A. Johnston
Clarence Durham
Durham
Miss Johnston
Elgin, I
1964 HELP Drive Reaches 17000 Mark At KU Campaign
Roger Allen Jr and Todd Seymour announce the 1964 Lawrence HELP KU campaign total near $17,000 with 1,200 donors. Over four years residents have given more than $70,000 to KU student loan funds, funding 493 loans totaling over $100,000.
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Roger Allen Jr
Lawrence Help KU
Todd Seymour
KU Greater University Fund
Seymour
Weather summary shows mild temps and varying cloud cover
Rains reached 86 degrees on the 16th while official minimums were 32 on the 8th and 9th. The mean max was 69.3 and the mean min 47.2. The largest daily range was 38 degrees on the 15th from 44 to 82. April had five clear days, 12 partly cloudy, 13 cloudy, with thunder on nine days and one foggy morning.
Theft at Mainbocher’s exposes luxury fraud scheme
Arthur Keller, 42, former general manager of the Fifth Avenue salon, admitted stealing 166000 dollars over seven years to fund a boating habit. Assistant District Attorney Leonard Newman described how wealthy wives’ purchases and bill-shifting to husbands masked the fraud. Keller, freed on bail, awaits sentencing June 11 after pleading guilty.
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Leonard Newman
State Supreme Court
Arthur Keller
Mainbocher
Keller
Charles Marks
Newman
Justice Marks
Attitudes Toward Religion and Social Behavior Among Freshmen and Seniors
Survey shows freshmen and senior women vary in views on religion choice and dating. Freshmen rate moral acceptability of choosing a different religion at 43 percent with 56 percent generally acceptable. seniors show 56 percent and 61 percent respectively.
Corps Accepts Gjellstad for Peace Corps Training
Gjellstad son of Rev and Mrs I M Gjellstad of 802 Wellington Rd has been accepted for Peace Corps training He will graduate in early June from Luther College Decorah Iowa and report for training June 20 in Hawaii He expects to serve in Thailand
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Rolfe Gjellstad
I. M. Gjellstad
Wellington Rd
U.S. Peace Corps
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Hawaii
Thailand
Luboski exhibit at Kaw Valley Bank in Eudora
Kansas University graduate Richard Luboski will display paintings at Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora from May 3 to May 28 with a Sunday reception from 2 to 6 p.m. Luboski, a St Joseph native, earned his 1956 KU bachelor's degree and studied in Paris. He has had several solo shows in St Joseph Paris Washington and Shawnee Mission and participated in group shows in Paris Nice Caen Vienna. His Obelisk Gallery Washington show was the first in seven years in the United States, leading to purchases for the Heinz collection and the Yale Foundation.
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Kansas University
Richard Luboski
Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Kelvin Hoover
Luboski
St. Joseph
Paris
Washington
Shawnee Mission
Nice
Caen
Vienna
Obelisk Gallery
Heinz Collection
Yale Foundation
Bantam Hen Cares for 40th Whooping Crane Hatch
In Lafayette Louisiana a one pound Japanese silkie hen incubated and mothered a rare bird that hatched at the Wildlife Research substation. The fledgling is the 40th whooping crane hatched in the area with true parent Josephine at the New Orleans Zoo. The zoo plans to hatch four more eggs as incubation lasts about thirty days.
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Lafayette
Wildlife Research
Josephine
New Orleans Zoo
Methodists Approve Voluntary Integration Plan
Pittsburgh AP delegates to the General Conference approved a voluntary integration program for the church. The plan would merge white and Negro subdivisions, abolish the all Negro Central Jurisdiction, and absorb Negro members into five white jurisdictions without immediate enforcement. The aim is eventual mixed congregations.
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Pittsburgh
Worldwide Methodist General Conference
Commission On
Truman Pictured As Man Who Ended Farm Low Mood
Independence Missouri AP reports former President Harry S Truman pictured as the man who headed off a postwar farm low mood similar to 1920s. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman praised Truman for farm programs after World War II including research, Farmers Home Administration, rural housing, rural telephone service, price supports and crop insurance. About 1400 people attended the farmers tribute with Freeman and farm leaders present.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Orville L. Freeman
Truman
Freeman
Farmers’ Home Administration
Ete
Douglas County Spelling Champ Advances To State Bee
Audrey Kepple an eighth grade student at Vinland Grade School will represent Douglas County at the State Spelling Bee this Saturday at Washburn University in Topeka. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Kepple of Route 2 Baldwin. Audrey's aunt Bernice Gottstein a Vinland teacher will accompany her to Topeka. Audrey won the Douglas County Spelling Bee March 28 at the Douglas County Courthouse.
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Audrey Kepple
Vinland
Douglas County
Washburn University
Topeka
Max Kepple
Route 2
Baldwin
Audrey
Bernice Gottstein
Chapel Music From Our Reuter Pipe Organ
A brief notice from the Reuter pipe organ at Chapel Music House details V13 5111 funerary arrangements through Rumsey Funeral Home Adv.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kansas grain storage declines echo state trend
A Kansas report shows state wheat surplus shrinking with April 1 stocks at 561 million bushels. Off farm stocks stand at 365.4 million while farm stocks total 11.1 million. Local elevators report sharp cuts and expect further declines as CCC wheat ships to the Gulf reduce surpluses.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Commodity Credit Corporation
Larry Lefholz
Lefholz
Ed Bumgardner
Bowersock Mills
Paul Smart
Derby Grain
Brunn Firm Low Bid For Perry Project
The Gus A. Brunn Contracting Co. of Kansas City submitted the lowest bid of 176 543 for admin facilities at Perry Dam on the Delaware River. The one year contract covers an 85 by 27 foot masonry operations building a 53 by 24 foot storage building plus operators quarters and utilities. Other bids were Weeks Construction Co 182 680 Constant Construction Co 187 649 and the government estimate was 195 428.
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Gus A. Brunn Contracting Co
Kansas City
Army Engineers
Perry Dam
Delaware River
Lawrence
Corps of Engineers
Weeks Construction Co
Constant Construction Co
Elks Lodge Officials Attend Wichita State Ritual Contest
Officers of Elks Lodge No. 595 Lawrence compete in the annual state ritual contest in Wichita through Sunday. About 20 teams participate. rituals on display to maintain high standards. The winning team advances to national competition in New York City.
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Elks Lodge No
Lawrence
Wichita
Jack Maxwell
E. V. Carleton
Don Fisher
Howard Conkey
Frank Barnett
Jack Mehaffey
Esquire
Jack Dysart
Gary Mouden
Leo Dusdahl
Tyler
W. C. Hunsinger
Thanks for kindness after hospitalization and illness
George Rockhold thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards help and kindness during hospital stay and to the 3rd floor nurses. The Family of Mrs Pearl Myers Centropolis thanks friends for flowers food and cards during their mother grandmother and great grandmother’s illness and death. Helen Snowden thanks Trinity Episcopal Church and all friends and neighbors for cards and flowers after Otis L Snowden’s death.
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George Rockhold
Pearl Myers
Centropolis
Trinity Episcopal Church
Otis L. Snowden
Helen Snowden
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