Cocked pistol found in wreckage of Pacific Air Lines crash
Investigators in Concord California probe a cocked and loaded 38 caliber revolver found among wreckage from a Pacific Air Lines crash. All 44 aboard died after the Reno to destination flight crashed near San Francisco. FBI, CAB, and sheriff teams pursue identification and clues as relatives mourn aboard at San Francisco.
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Concord
Calif
Pacific Air Lines
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Reno
Nev
Stockton
San Francisco
Federal Aviation Agency
George Lacau
Betty
Lacau
Walter Young
FBI Disaster Squad
William Bogart
Dr. Bogart
David Silva
Clara Stopp
Judy
Journalism Frat Slams Ford Car Lending to Editors
Sigma Delta Chi, the journalism society, criticized Ford Motor Co for lending 44 new cars to college newspaper editors as a sales promo. The directors said accepting gifts from any source undermines journalistic ethics and urged reforms at the 1964 convention.
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Chicago
Sigma Delta Chi
Ford Motor Company Today
Society
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Rumsey Funeral Home VI Adv Note
Funeral home notice indicates no steps entering or leaving. Contact Rumsey Funeral Home at VI 3 5111 for details of arrangements or further information.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Cleanup Week finishes strong with record trash
Lawrence City Sanitation Superintendent George Hutchison proclaims overwhelming success as third semi annual cleanup runs ahead of prior efforts. crews remove 167 truckloads of refuse by Thursday with 40 extra loads daily. no old cars yet and dust from wind challenges neighborhoods. Lawrence schools report dropout rate at 3.2 percent this year versus higher past years.
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Lawrence
City
George Hutchison
Hutchison
Five Local Students Enter Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society
Kansas University students from Lawrence join Sachem Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa senior men’s honorary society. New members include Charles Marvin Michael Milroy Robert Shenk Charles Lanning Stephen Klemp and other juniors from Kansas City Wichita Onaga Green Altamont Chanute Independence Coffeyville Topeka Bartlesville El Dorado Colby Abilene Lyons Baxter Springs and Wichita.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Sachem
Omicron Delta Kappa
Charles Marvin
Burton Marvin
W. 21St
Terr
Michael Milroy
Dean Milroy
N.H. St
Robert Shenk
Henry Shenk
Ky. St
Charles Lanning
Kansas City
Robert Enberg
McPherson
David Martin
Coffeyville
John Atkinson
Topeka
Robert Stewart
Bartlesville
Okla
George Benson
el Dorado
Colin Case
Colby
John McCulloh
Abilene
Scott
Linscott
John
Tonto) Mays
Lyons
Terry Alan Miller
Baxter Springs
Tom Ritchie
Wichita
Outdoor Writers Of Kansas Hold Sessions In Lawrence
The Outdoor Writers of Kansas held a morning board meeting at the Virginia Inn with a full membership session planned for the afternoon. A dinner featured state game protector Eddie Bond and fish and game director George Moore. Saturday includes a brief business meeting and a tour of the Kansas University fish laboratory and the Natural History Museum in Dyche Hall. George Halazon of Manhattan serves as president and Jack Zimmerman, Journal-World editor, handles local arrangements.
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The
Outdoor Writers of Kansas
Virginia Inn
Eddie Bond
George Moore
Kansas University Fish Laboratory
Natural History Museum
Dyche Hall
George Halazon
Manhattan
OWK
Jack Zimmerman
Journal-World News
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For May 12 1964
Kansas traffic death log reports 1 death in 24 hours to 9 am Friday May 12 1964. The comparable 1963 period shows 156 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
China denounces Moscow plan for world communist meeting
Beijing rejects Soviet timetable for a Chinese Soviet preparatory meeting this month and an international conference in the fall. The New China News Agency says such a gathering is unlikely for four to five years or longer, pending prerequisite steps.
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Tokyo
Communist China Today
Moscow
International Communist Movement
Peking
Communist Party
China
Four Men Cleared in Ottawa Car Theft Case
Four Lawrence men aged 20 were absolved of all charges after being arrested in Ottawa in a stolen car. Ed Sangister Evertt Estelle Robert Newman and Kenneth Newman were passengers in the stolen vehicle tied to a juvenile suspect. The juvenile admitted the theft. police say the four had no connection and were released after booking. The car belonged to Clayton Crenshaw of Topeka.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Ed L. Sangister
Ind
Vernon Harrell
Harrell
Newman
Clayton Crenshaw
Topeka
Eldridge
West Seventh
Diem Brother to Die in Saigon Firing Squad
Ngo Dinh Can, younger brother of late President Ngo Dinh Diem and former viceroy of central Viet Nam, is to die before a firing squad in a Saigon prison Saturday. Can, 53, ruled Hue and surrounding provinces with an iron hand until his brother was overthrown last November, and was convicted last month of murder.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Can
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Can
Hue
College Raiders On The Prowl
In Cambridge Massachusetts an overnight raid on Radcliffe dormitories escalated into a three hour Harvard student demonstration involving about four thousand people. Metropolitan District police dogs and trainers were brought in after Dean Watson urged dispersal. Demonstrators became hostile and jeering once the dogs arrived, with bottles and firecrackers reportedly aimed at the personnel.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe
Harvard
Metropolitan District Commission
Robert B. Watson
Ag Fund Given Unit Approval
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $5.183 billion Agriculture Department appropriation, cutting $1.06 billion from last year. It directs reshuffling of spending, maintains several research stations, and shifts funds to offset cuts by trimming Agency for International Development programs. It authorizes $3 million for tobacco and insecticide research to begin immediately amid health concerns and industry scrutiny.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
House Appropriations Committee
House
Agency For International Development
Contract Awarded for Perry Dam Administrative Facilities
Congressman Robert Hilsworth of Lawrence said the Army Engineers awarded a 177,327 dollar contract to The George A Brown Co of Kansas City for an operating and storage building, two operators quarters, car port, shelters, toilets, water well and treatment plant, sidewalks, seeding and utilities at Perry Dam and Reservoir, 16 miles northwest of Lawrence.
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Robert Hilsworth
Lawrence
Journal - World
Washington
Army Engineers
Perry Dam
George A. Bruwn Co
Kansas City
Dirksen Proposes Limiting Attorney General Powers in Civil Rights Bill
Senator Everett Dirksen unveils an amendment to restrict the attorney general’s power to sue under the public accommodations title and grants states exclusive jurisdiction for 180 days before federal action, a key provision among his 70 proposed changes.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
District of Columbia
KU Student Mount Linked to Bomb Threats Investigation
Police investigated a bomb threat at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house after a note was found and later torn. Mount, suspended by KU, denied direct involvement. no arrests were made as the university and FBI pursue the case.
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Alderson
Mount
L. C. Woodruff
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Woodruff
1540
La.St
KU School of Law
Wichita
Jim Collins
Collins
Kappa House
Kansas Liquor Price Fixing Case to be Reviewed
Kansas faces a Board review over wholesale and retail price fixing for alcohol and a challenge to the manufacturers provision. Judge Johnson ruled the manufacturers clause illegal as an interstate commerce overreach, with an appeal planned. Proponents argue fixing curbs cutthroat competition and evasion temptations.
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Kirkpatrick
Johnson
Kansas
Legion Post Dedication Highlights Kansas Leaders and Flag
Legion was named adjutant for the Kansas Department with Cowger as a charter El Dorado member and past Sterling commander. Alan Fisher, Dorsey-Liberty commander, leads the dedication using a Capitol flown flag from Judge Harry Frazee who headed the Dorsey post in 1926-27. State dignitaries including Bert Church will attend. the post home was finished in December and hosts various groups since.
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American Legion
Department of Kansas
Cowger
el Dorado
Sterling
Dorsey - Liberty
Alan Fisher
Fisher
Harry Frazee
Washington
Capitol Building
Frazee
Dorsey American Legion
Legion
Kansas Department
Bert Church
Wellington
Lawrence High Teaches Communism Section in Government
In the American government course for college bound seniors at Lawrence High a section on Communism is included. About two-thirds of the seniors take this course. Supplemental books listed include Masters of Deceit by J Edwards Hoover The United States and the Soviet Challenge by Platig and The United States and the United Nations by Nolde. This outlines the Communism section in the Lawrence public school curriculum.
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Lawrence High
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Platig
United Nations
Nolde
Lawrence
Dog Show Schedule Draft Itinerary by Ring and Time
An event listing outlines dog breed groups and judging times across Rings 3 to 6. Morning sessions feature hounds terriers and retrievers with grouped breed entries from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. including showmanship and group judging.
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Brittany
Springer Spaniel
Doberman_ Pinscher
KSU Student Senate Tables Athletic Budget Proposal
The Kansas State University Student Senate tabled a proposed student activities budget aimed at expanding football funding. The plan would raise the athletic program to 87,000 dollars from 43,989 and cut student publications to 65,250 from 87,720, to support a crash program for Big Eight competitiveness.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Drugged Aides Leave Moscow for Helsinki Holiday
Two American military attaches Lt. Col. William L. Van Meter and Lt. Col. James M. Landrigan departed Moscow for Helsinki for a brief holiday after saying they were drugged in Odessa on March 25 during a trip linked to wheat shipments. Cmdr. Sumner Shapiro remained on duty in Moscow.
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Helsinki
Moscow
Air Force
William L. van Meter
James M. Landrigan
U.S. Navy
Sumner Shapiro
Black Sea
Odessa
British Foreign Office
Cmdr
John Harvey-Samuel
Harvey- Samuel
Warsaw
In Memoriam Harry D Workman Seven Year Anniversary
In loving memory of our father Harry D Workman who passed away seven years ago today. He is sadly missed by Berneice Delores Donald Donna Dar lene and Dixie.
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Harry D. Workman
Berneice
Delores
Donald
Donna
Darlene
Dixie
Card of Thanks for Flowers, Visits and Support
Naomi Lederer thanks friends for beautiful flowers cards letters gifts and visits during her hospital stay. The message appears in a classified style with promotional notes for Tell More Sell More and Journal World Classifieds.
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Naomi Lederer
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National Broadcasting Co
Pacific Airlines
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Ag Fund
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Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Dwight Sickles
Gill Bidg
Att v
Kay Walker
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Alcohol Beverage Control Board of Review
Hillcrest
James McLean
Kennedy
Johanne Kapfer
Paul Hull
Beulah Brown
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co
Rman Endac
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Ilth
KSU Sport
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Lame
Bloomington
State Farm
Finland
Leningrad
Memoriam
Larry Smith
Ethan A
Storage Co
Worth Anericanw van Lines
Radition
New Hampshire
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