Bemmels to be installed as Kansas Academy of Science president
Dr. W L Bemmels of Ottawa University will be installed as Kansas Academy of Science president at a banquet tonight in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union. The ceremony caps the academy 95th meeting with about 300 scientists present.
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W. L. Bemmels
Ottawa University
Kansas Academy of Science
Kansas University
Bemmels
Lee C. Teng
Argonne National Laboratories
A. M. Guhl
Kansas State University
Kansas Union
Kansas
EU Natural History Reservation
Natural History Museum and Fisheries Laboratory
Chicago
Argonne Laboratories
Junior Academy of Science
Erik Wright
Lawrence High School
Wright
Meillyn Rand
Shawnee Mission North
Eunice Powell
Shawnee Mission West
James A. Ruth
Wichita West
Michele Flicker
Shawnee Mission East
Richard R. Burns
Neodesha
Craig Umland
Jim Nourse
Old Mission Junior High School
Douglas J. Koppes
Luckey High School
Manhattan
John Trevolla
Paul W. Gilles
Albert Benedict
Charles Bayne
Robert J. Frian
Three Men Indicted in Kansas City Gambling Case
A federal grand jury indicted Anthony Mangiarcino John Arthur Lewis and Patrick Maturo on betting and wagering charges connected to gambling and telephone transmission of bets from Kansas City Missouri to Prairie Village Kansas Maturo faces an interstate commerce travel count Russell Milling U S district attorney said these indictments mark the first under 1961 laws targeting interstate illegal gambling Lewis and Maturo have clean records while Mangiarcino has prior narcotics burglary and car theft convictions
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Prairie Village
Kaw
Anthony
Tony May
Mangiarcino
FBI
John Arthur Lewis
Patrick Michael Maturo
Leawood
Kan
Maturo
Russell Miilin
U.S
Lewis
Freeman Declares No Rigging On Wheat Voting
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman denied claims from Republican senators that he and aides planned to rig or sway a nationwide May 21 wheat voting. He told the Senate Agriculture Committee he would not influence votes and urged swift Senate approval of a two year extension of voluntary controls for corn and other feed grains. Freeman defended local farmer committees as logical stewards of large program funds and said members should not be violently opposed to federal farm programs.
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Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Senate
Stoully
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
GOP
Aiken
Six Local Youths Among 22 Cities At Military Show
Twenty two ROTC cadets and midshipmen from Kansas University received honors at Tri-Service day. Lawrence participants included Paul Stone T M Palmerlee Larry Heeb Richard Markley Edward Abbott and William Textor with multiple awards such as Air Force and Army honors.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
W. Clarke Wescoe
George B. Smith
James K. Hitt
William H. Bray
William P. Smith
Donald E. Meisler
Hugh Means
Ambrose W. Deatrick
Topeka
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Theodore Hazlett
Cunningham
Paul D. Stone
Ky. St
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F. J. Breen
Cincinnati
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Fred K. Green
Army Reserve Officers Association
RCA
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Mission
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L. D. Meyers
Kirkwood
Independence
Jon P. Morris
Kansas City
Kan
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Tulsa
J. R. Riley
Neodesha
John R. Snap
Havana
Naval Academy Alumni Association of Kansas City
Lawrence A. Mahaffy
Coffeyville
Richard Hazlett
Billy F. Lucas
Mapleton
Montreal Prison Riot Claims Multiple Wounds and Deaths
Inmates at St Vincent de Paul prison rioted for a second time in under a year. A hostage guard was stabbed to death with a kitchen knife, and two inmates were shot, one fatally, after Warden Marcel Lecour ordered a cellblock storm. Spiny lobsters consumed in the United States originate mainly from Florida, the Caribbean, Brazil, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul
Marcel Lecour
United States
Florida
Caribbean
Brazil
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
FBI Mission and Crime Trends in the United States
The text outlines the FBI role from the Fugitive Felon Act through 1939 directives, highlighting espionage and organized crime. It cites Roosevelt's leadership, then discusses crime statistics from 1950 to 1962, noting 2 million serious crimes in 1962 and factors driving rising crime, including public attitudes toward law enforcement.
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Congress
Europe
Roosevelt
FBI
Harry Gold
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Manhattan Engineering Project
United States
England
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Bureau
Justice Douglas Stays Executions At San Quentin
Justice Douglas granted stays of execution to three men set to die today at San Quentin for a 1959 Anaheim restaurant owner murder. Charles Golston, saved by a governor commutation, had his sentence reduced to life without parole. Higher court cases on evidence and warrants are cited as bases for the stays.
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Washington
Douglas
Supreme Court
California
Pas
San Quentin
Joseph Rosato
John Frank Viahovich
Donald G. Franklin
Charles J. Golston
Guv
Edmund G. Brown
Golston
Anaheim
Calif
High Tribunal
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
High Court
George D. Ker
Bank Hold Up In Hallam Nebraska By Three Men
Three armed men held up the Hallam Bank near Lincoln in the morning theft. Teller Reed Carsten said the men bound his hands and feet and taped his mouth before fleeing with about 4000 to 5000 dollars after the vault door failed to latch. A bread truck driver and a passing trucker spotted the getaway car. Hallam has 264 residents.
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Hallam, Neb
Hallam Bank
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Hallam
Lincoln
Cassini Attorney Alleges Leaks From Justice Dept
In a preliminary hearing for Igor Cassini charged with failing to register as a foreign agent Louis Nizer accused the Justice Department of leaking secret grand jury testimony to the Saturday Evening Post. Prosecutors denied the claim and referenced an affidavit from Maas stating no grand jury information was used in his article.
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Justice Department
Saturday Evening Post
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Louis Nizer
Cassini
Hearst
Kevin Moroney
Maas
National Selected Mor ticians Rumsey Funeral Home Mention
An obituary notice references the Rumsey Funeral Home and an entry labeled V13-5111 in the Adv. section. The fragment indicates a memorial context and a formal archival identifier within a local newspaper notice.
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National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Turnpike hits 30 millionth customer as miles roll on
Lawrence toll audit marks the 30 millionth Turnpike paying customer on a Saturday afternoon with April counts showing 1 728 252 391 miles driven since opening October 25 1956. Current traffic predicts the 2 billionth mile early in 1964.
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Kansas Turnpike
L. W. Newcomer
Turnpike
Newcomer
Ego-Builder Disappears in $5,000 Bill Incident
Percy Jackson, 72, said he traded $8,800 in savings for a $5,000 bill at the Federal Reserve Bank after withdrawing five $1,000 notes. He reported the bill missing after a ride with a friend from the Veterans Administration Hospital. A lie detector test on the driver was negative. Jackson hopes to recover the bill.
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Kansas City
Percy Jackson
Civil Service
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jackson
Phillips Records Best 1st Quarter in History
Phillips Petroleum reports a record first quarter with earnings of 28.81 million dollars or 84 cents a share, the highest for any first quarter. The company also notes last year’s fourth quarter earnings were 1.02 a share, a quarterly high.
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Bartlesville
Phillips Petroleum Co
K. S. Adams
Adams
Phillips
In memory of Janie Holladay five years later
A memorial note honors Janie Holladay five years after her passing. Her children grandchildren and great grandchildren express ongoing love and remembrance in this heartfelt tribute.
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Janie Holladay
Mom
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