Kennedy to Block Nationwide Railroad Strike
President Kennedy plans an emergency board under the Railway Labor Act to block a potential nationwide strike by the Railroad Yardmasters of America for at least 60 days. The dispute centers on holiday pay and vacations, with 5 000 workers at stake and warnings of major rail disruption if not resolved.
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Washington
Kennedy
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
White House
Emergency Board
O'Neill
Milton G. Schoch
Schoch
Theodore M. Short
Western Carriers Conference
Clymer to Speak at KU June Commencement Dinner
Rolla A. Clymer editor publisher of the El Dorado Times will speak at the KU commencement and reunion dinner in the Kansas Union at 6 30 p m June 3 He will discuss Mother Kansas Blithe Spirit Clymer is a 1957 William Allen White award recipient and KU Distinguished Service Citation winner in 1956 He has held leadership roles in multiple Kansas organizations and portrayed Abraham Lincoln in a centennial event.
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Kansas Union
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
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William Allen White
White Foundation
W. A. White
Emporia Gazette
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
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Native Sons of Kansas
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Philadelphia
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Regents plan to admit foreign students hinges on proficiency
Regents discuss admitting foreign students based on academic financial and English proficiency qualifications. The university expects similar international enrollment this fall with effects varying by student arrangement. Benefits depend on individual circumstances and school policy at KU.
Rudolf J. Brotherson 76 dies. services set in Kansas City
Rudolph J. Brotherson of Route 3, 76, died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A long time Douglas County resident and past master of Delaware Masonic Lodge 96, he will have services at 1 30 p m Saturday at Fulton Mortuary Kansas City Kansas with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include Grace his wife five sisters Anna Anderson Placerville Calif Emma Lautrup Whittier Calif Freida Howard La Pine Ore Lenora Granny and Twila Gabel of Kansas City Kan and two brothers Albert Sheridan Wyo Homer Bethel Kan.
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Lawence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Wyandotte County
Delaware Masonic ‘Lodge
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Fulton Mortuary
Kansas City
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Topeka Man Hurt In Pike Accident
William G. Green, 45, of Topeka, was injured in a one car crash on the Kansas Turnpike near the Lawrence service area. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a bruised shoulder and possible chest and head injuries. The car slid on a wet road, struck a service area sign, crossed into the westbound lane, and rested on the shoulder. Damage was about $1,000.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
William G. Green
Turnpike Patrol
Dallas Murphy
Green
Murphy
Bicycle rider suffers broken arm after door collision
A 13 year old Lawrence cyclist sustained a broken left arm Thursday evening after hitting an open car door on East Fifteenth Street near Maple Lane. Michael Harold McDonald was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. The driver was Mrs Roseann Mabel with a rear passenger opening the door.
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Michael Harold McDonald
Velma McDonald
Summit
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Maple Lane
Roseann Mabel
Harper
Mabel
Convention committee boosts Lawrence event hosting
The Lawrence convention committee, forming after May 1960, attracted 32 conventions with 3 186 delegates and 141 625 dollars in its first year. It has strong support from Kansas University and works on mutual projects with the school. Members include Roger Allen Jr and others.
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Lawrence
Getto
Kansas University
Roger Allen Jr
L. S. Flannery
Ed Thomas
Dr. Craig Hospitalized After Coronary Occlusion
Lawrence chiropractor Dr. H. W. Craig suffered a severe coronary occlusion Thursday at his office on 932 Ky. St. He is reported to be resting comfortably today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence
Ky. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lexington Battle Refought And the Rebels Win Again
In Lexington Missouri the Civil War re fight drew 20000 spectators as Wentworth cadets and ROTC from St Joseph with Ft Riley troops staged a two hour mock battle on the Missouri River banks. Confederate Gen Sterling Price, portrayed by Cadet Maj Roland A Sombart, led a run of events echoing 1861 with bales of straw augmenting the assault while a long crowd witnessed the clash and the Union defenders.
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Wentworth Military Academy
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Ft. Riley
Kan
Missouri River
Rebl
Sterling Price
Price
Wentworth
Roland A. Sombart
Sombart
Lafayette
James E. Tucker
Prairie Village
Roland
Gen. Price
K State to Present 980 Degrees June 4
Manhattan Kansas AP reports Kansas State University will award 980 degrees at June 4 commencement. Among the candidates are 678 bachelor of science 88 bachelor of arts 21 bachelor of architecture 17 bachelor of arts 99 master of arts 65 master of science 12 doctor of philosophy and 1 doctor of veterinary medicine.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Ellsworth M. Gerritz
Eichmann Gestapo In Luz Quick Yugoslavia Invasion Testimony
Witnesses describe rapid Gestapo actions after Zagreb fell on April 9 1941 with martial law and immediate arrests of Yugoslavia's 75000 Jews. testimonies by Alexander Arnon and Hinko Salz link Nazi pressure on deportations to Eichmann and the Berlin office.
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Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Yugoslavia
Eichmann
Alexander Arnon
Croatia
Zagreb
Dep. Atty
Ya'akov Bar'or
Berlin
Ambulance Service Ad Features Rumsey Funeral Home
Classified notice promotes ambulance service available anytime anywhere with Rumsey Funeral Home contact VI 3-5111, indicating a local emergency assistance listing.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
KU Football Fracture Jinx Hits Spring Camp Roster
Lawrence notes show Kansas University football injuries as Billie Patterson remains hospitalized after an ankle fracture while Bert Coan and Lloyd Buzzi recover from broken legs during scrimmages. Armed Forces Day open houses set at Forbes AFB Topeka noon to 4 p.m. and Ft Leavenworth Pioneer Day events run 1 to 10 p.m. with Nike base tours and post activities.
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Kansas University
Billie Patterson
Bert Coan
Lloyd Buzzi
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Ft. Leavenworth
Army Post
Post Museum
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital records show births and dismissals. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lawrence at 926 Centennial Dr. today. Numerous individuals from towns including Eudora Baldwin Tonganoxie and Douglas listed for dismissals and addresses.
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Billie
Lee Langston
Eudora
Marian J. Haun
Archie E. Sale
Baldwin
Jessie Park
Harry W. Craig
Shirley Dale Lawrence
Centennial
Douglas Carl Craus
Tonganoxie
Kenneth Lee Craus
Sondra Joan Cronemeyer
Patty
Jolene Williams
Herbert Lewis
Wilma J. Creek
Joe Langhofer Jr
Ala
William G. Green
Topeka
Phillip Lawrence
Lawrence Well Baby Clinic at Bert Nash Clinic
The Lawrence Well Baby Clinic is set for Monday at Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic located at 342 Mo. St. The session runs from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and targets preschool children.
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Lawrence Well Baby Clinic
Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic
Mo. St
Kansas City Police Face Possible Illegal Deals Probe
Acting police chief E I Hockaday said officers hinted that illicit liquor and gambling operations in Kansas City might be overlooked. He cited at least six former vice squad members but warned he has no proof of payoffs. The Jackson County grand jury is to continue its inquiry into alleged deals between crime groups and police, tracing back to 1953 and the Brannon era.
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E. I. Hockaday
Jackson County Grand Jury
Jackson County
Grand Jury
Grand
Hockaday
Missouri Highway Patrol
Bernard C. Brannon
Police Board
Brannon
Don Bishop
John J. Harvey
Department
Drag Race Crash Injures Driver in Liberal
A souped-up Ford in a drag race with another car toppled and rolled over on a dark Liberal road when a brake locked. The driver was injured in the incident reported Thursday night.
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Liberal
Kan
McCain thanks arsonist at KSU dedication
Kansas State University president Dr James Mc Cain recalled East Waters Hall's 1957 fire during dedication of a new milling technology building. He said he would thank the arsonist and meet him if still in business to discuss replacing other structures.
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Manhattan
James McCain
Kansas State University
McCain
East Waters Hall
Robbers Kill Boy And Beat Other Worker In St Louis Drugstore
In North St Louis at Speckart Drug Store a 16 year old delivery boy was shot to death during a Thursday holdup. Owner Peter Speckart was slugged and another employee was beaten. Two armed robbers fled after the caper leaving victims concealed in the basement.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Grape
Speckart
North St. Louis
Peter Speckart
Paul Speckart
Young Grupe
City Hospital No. 2
Kennedy Plan for FTC faces Senate hearing clash
A Federal Trade Commission member warns Kennedy’s plan to reorganize federal agencies could exile a commissioner and let a chairman wield unchecked power. Other FTC members echo concerns as the proposal expands chair authority affecting FTC FCC SEC and CAB with next month implementation at stake. Minow defends the plan as minor housekeeping with majority oversight.
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Federal Trade Commission
Kennedy
United States
Sigurd Anderson
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Commission
FTC
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FCC
Congress
Minow
Sevenman Commission
Movie Star Jeff Chandler In Critical Condition After Surgery
Culver City California AP Jeff Chandler 42 remains in critical condition after a 74 hour operation to stop abdominal bleeding He was given multiple blood transfusions Thursday and will be watched at Culver City Hospital at least until Saturday evening The actor underwent surgery for a slipped spinal disc suffered while filming The Marauders in the Philippines a month ago Chandler born in Brooklyn served in World War II and rose to stardom as Cochise in Broken Arrow He is divorced with two daughters Jamie 14 and Dana 1.
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Calif
Jeff Chandler
Hollywood
Philippine Islands
Philip Grossel
Chandler
Marjorie
Brooklyn
N. Y
Interest Rate Cut for Regional Savings Associations
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Topeka announced a reduction of one half of one percent in rates on advances to member savings and loan associations in Colorado Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska. The article also notes the Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation while meeting in York Pennsylvania between September 1777 and June 1778.
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Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Continental Congress
York
Kingston Trio to Break Up in Six Months
The Kingston Trio plans to split up in six months as members fail to get along. Dave Guard will leave and pursue a solo career while Nick Reynolds and Bob Shane continue with a new partner forming a new trio.
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San Jose
Calif
Kingston Trio
Dave Guard
Nick Reynolds
Bob Shane
Reynolds
Shane
Guard
Gratitude Expressed by Hospitalized Individual
Grover Ulrich and Walter Hyatt extend thanks to relatives friends nurses doctors and donors for cards flowers prayers visits and care received during hospital stays. Special appreciation to Hawks Club for flowers and to Drs Senden Belot and hospital staff on first and third floors.
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Belot
Grover Ulrich
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hawks Club
Walter Hyatt
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