Restraint on Alabama Ballots in Dallas County Race
Federal Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. issued a temporary restraining order to prevent destruction or alteration of any ballot cast in Dallas County. The case centers on alleged improper disqualification of about 1,700 Black voters to block Wilson Baker from overtaking Sheriff James G. Clark without a runoff. Baker, the city’s public safety leader, faces the disputed primary result.
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Montgomery
Ala
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Dallas County
Justice Department
Wilson Baker
James G. Clark
Baker
U.S
Clark
Dallas
Junk Reclaimed for Viet Nam War Use Amid Senate Probe
Senate investigator Joseph Lippman describes discarded military equipment turned over to AID for possible repair and reassignment in South Viet Nam. Gruening accuses Pentagon of inflating repair costs while seeking to recover serviceable gear like cranes and bulldozers.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Foreign Aid Agency
Joseph Lippman
Marine Corps
South Viet Nam
Lippman
Agency For International Development
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Japan
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
United States
Detroit
Gruening
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Department of Defense
Agency For International Development (Aid
Defense Department
Five Crashes Leave Three Hurt and Damages Top $2100
Five accidents in the area Thursday left three people injured and caused more than 2100 in damage. Terry Fewel, 19, was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle crash on Louisiana Street at 12 46 a m. Verlin Fisher, 21, was driving the car involved. Alvin Hall, 17, was treated for bruises after a car collision on Highway K 10 with Donald Benschoter, 31. John Schwalm, 21, was briefly injured when struck by a truck on New Hampshire. Earlier, Karla Kapfer, 17, and Donald McConnell, 42, collided. and Leo Burns's car hit a parked car owned by Richard Bennett, which then struck Walter Robson II’s car. Damages range from 15 to 500 dollars.
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Terry E. Fewel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Louisiana Street
23Rd Street
Verlin W. Fisher
Ohio
Alvin Hall
Eudora
LMH
Donald P. Benschoter
W. 22Nd Street
Lawrence
Hall
John T. Schwalm
Baldwin
New Hampshire
Thaine R. High
Topeka
Karla J. Kapfer
W. 25Th St
Donald H. McConnell
1Th
del. Sts
Kapfer
McConnell
Leo Burns
Vt. St
Richard Bennett
Walter W. Robson II
Bennett
Burns
Robson
Fire destroys car near 23rd and Haskell
A car was destroyed by fire shortly after 2 p.m. today about one mile south of 23rd and Has Kell. Officials reported no injuries and they had not identified the owner.
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23Rd and
Haskell
Couple Convicted In Three Murders In Britain
In Chester England Jan Brady 28 was convicted of three murders in the bodies on the moors case. Myra Hindley 23 was found guilty of two murders and accessory in a third. Both sentenced to life imprisonment as jurors spent over two hours delivering verdicts.
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Chester
England
Jan Brady
Britain
Brady
Myra Hindley
Kilbride
Fenton Atkinson
Pennine
Young Evans
Hindley
Chester Castle
Karl Brueck Named Chairman of Third District Docking Committee
Karl Brueck a Paola insurance man and former Kansas state legislator is named chairman of the Third Congressional District Docking for Governor organization Brueck a KU graduate served three terms in the legislature has led the Miami County Democratic Party since 1950 and was a delegate to the 1956 1960 and 1964 national conventions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Brueck
Paola
Brueck
Kansas University
Miami County
Kansas Democratic Club
Youngster Cuts Wrist In Hospital Incident
Tom Reschke, 2, of 2023 Barker, was treated and released Thursday evening from Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room after cutting his left wrist on a glass door.
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Tom Reschke
Barker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Five KU Students Picket Over Secret Dossiers
Five Kansas University students picketed in front of Strong Hall and handed out mimeographed literature about secret dossiers the KU administration keeps on students. The protest was led by the Student Rights Coordinating Committee with calls to eliminate or reform the records policy.
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Kansas University
Strong Hall
Donald Olson
la Mesa
Calif
Student Rights Coordinating Committee
Olson
Westoemopolitan University
Jobless Rate Falls to 3.7 Percent in April
The U S unemployment rate dropped to 3.7 percent in April the second decline this year and the lowest in over 12 years. Total employment rose to 73.1 million with manufacturing gains and continued labor shortages prompting wage pressure and inflation concerns.
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Washington
Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Goldstein
Johnson
United States
Callback Figure Over 8 Million Cars Ribicoff Reports
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff said 8,700,225 autos were recalled in six years, about 18.5 percent of total production of the Big Four. He noted many defects were not safety related and praised auto makers for cooperative responses and tighter recall procedures. The figures counter the myth that accidents stem solely from bad driving.
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Washington
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut Democrat
Ribicoff
KU Junior Aims for Longest Radio Marathon
Topeka junior Cole Walker, KU radio major, started a nonstop DJ show at 10 this morning on KUOK campus radio from the KU Information Booth on Jayhawk Boulevard. He plans to stay on air until Monday morning with KUOK staff volunteers bringing meals during "Walker's Weekend."
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Cole Walker
Topeka
Kansas University
Walker
KUOK
Jayhawk Boulevard
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service Ad
Rumsey Funeral Home in Vermont offers funeral services with contact at VT 3-5111. This classified notice announces available arrangements and guidance for families seeking obituary support.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
McNamara orders reduced airborne alert for B52 bombers
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara tells the House Appropriations Committee the continuous B52 alert will be cut back as radar warning and missiles lessen bomber reliance. About half the fleet stays on 15 minute readiness, with 50 percent on strict alert, while the rest scale with training needs.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
McNamara
Defense Secretary
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
United States
Phi Delta Theta members clear Martin Park area for 11th annual service day
Lawrence Phi Delta Theta members at Kansas University continued a 20 acre Martin Park cleanup near Hallmark Plant and Peterson Wiggins Roads. Project began Friday with plans for barbecue pits this weekend though rain postponed Saturday work. 125 Phi Delta chapters nationally share service efforts this weekend. david hall is fraternity president and steve knecht chairs the Martin Park project.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
Martin Park
Hallmark
Peterson
Wiggins
Phi Delts
Phi Delta
David Hall
Coffeyville
Steve Knecht
Wichita
McLouth Honors Students With Honor Roll List
McLouth High School names 31 students to the honor roll for the fifth six weeks. Freshmen include Patty Bear and Glenda Halsey. sophomores Linda Chapman and Rosemary Uhlrich. juniors Frances Balao and Kathy Braksick. seniors Gary Bowie and Beverly Bowman. The band concert is set for 7 p.m. May 17 at the McLouth city park.
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McLouth High School
Patty Bear
Glenda Halsey
Merlin McAferty
Kathleen McPherson
Ronald Medling
Helen Schenck
Linda Chapman
Rosemary Uhlrich
Bill Wolcott
Cheryl Tullis
Frances Balao
Kathy Braksick
Charles Casebier
Bill Fuqua
Nancy Gilbert
Marlene McPherson
Beverly Sanders
Carl Schenck
Jane Sparks
Mike Woodhead
Gary Bowie
Beverly Bowman
Dennis Byrne
Pat Fernandez
Bob Funk
Christine Hausner
Vicki Kranz
Bob Rollins
Ron Scott
Rick Smoots
Carolyn Snook
McLouth
In Memoriam Charles C Nelson May 1963
In loving memory of Charles C Nelson who died May 6 1963. Though the lonely hours remain the memories stay close. Sadly missed by wife Eila Mae Nelson and daughters Carlene and Dennis Thompson.
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Charles C. Nelson
Eila Mae Nelson
Carlene
Dennis Thompson
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Wells
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
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