Wheat Harvest Workers Discouraged from Moving to 10 States
Kansas City AP report says harvest officials discourage workers from moving into 10 major wheat producing states without work commitments. The Labor Department estimates about 30 million acres will be harvested with similar manpower as 1963, needing 7,300 out-of-area operators and 4,000 out-of-state combines in Kansas.
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Kansas City
U. S. Labor Department
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Pacific States
Gulf Region
Tennessee Street
13Th Street
17Th Street
James V. Owens
Father of the Victim In Topeka Crime Dies
Arthur H. Bunker, 68, longtime figure in industry and brother of Ellsworth Bunker, died Tuesday in New York. His daughter Mrs. Daphne Rhodes was murdered in Topeka, Kansas, in 1962. Bunker held posts in WWII naval aviation and the War Production Board, and is survived by his widow, his brother, a sister, and a son.
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New York
Arthur H. Bunker
Daphne Rhodes
Topeka
Kaw
Bunker
American Metal Climax
Ellsworth Bunker
Organization of American States
Rhodes
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
War Production Board
Ellsworth
Katherine Parsons
George Bunker
Utah Teachers End Two Day Strike
Utah's 10,000 public school teachers vote to resume classes after a two day walkout. About 90 percent back teaching today while delaying next year's contracts until a special legislative session considers a $6 million education appropriation and other demands.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
First Lady's Small Farm Profit Revealed
Wallace Canterbury, overseer, said Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's Alabama farm earned a net profit of $284.23 in 1963 from a gross $2,463.41 with expenses of $2,179.18. He noted tenants on the property receive low rents and that Mrs. Johnson considered but rejected selling to a savings bank to avoid displacing tenants.
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Johnson
White House
Canterbury
Sofe Bank
Storm clouds close in on Baker probe report
Washington AP reports the Senate Rules Committee moves to discuss a draft report on Bobby Baker investigations with mostly Democrats present. GOP members may skip to attend a civil rights bill conference and threaten a minority report criticizing the investigation.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Rules Committee
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
GOP
White House
Walter Jenkins
Lineups Limited by Judge With Prisoner Permission
A federal judge in Philadelphia barred police from using prisoners in lineups without the prisoners consent. The ruling tightens procedures and aims to protect inmate rights during identification.
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Philadelphia
Memorial rites for Maude LaHines held in Kansas City
Funeral services were conducted Friday in Kansas City for Maude LaHines 82 of Boulder Colorado. Survivors include a daughter Esther Bucanan and several sisters. Local visitors and relatives from Tonganoxie Lawrence Lee's Summit Lyndon Park Ridge Oregon and Missouri were noted among weekend guests and gatherings.
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Kansas City
Maude LaHines
Boulder
Colo
Merle Guinn
Douglas Guinn
Don Carbaugh
Linwood
Local social notices from Leavenworth County events
Saturday events at Winchester and Leavenworth include Alumni Banquet attendees and family gatherings. Visits from Jarbalo and Kansas City residents, birthday dinner at the Irwin home, and Sunday calls across multiple families are listed. University of Kansas exchange scholar Joseph Scallon will study in Exeter England next year. Dairy Association plans June Dairy Month with June 13 event and June 20 alternate. Publicity chair appointed and next meeting set for May 12 at the 4 H building in Tonga
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Harry Clark
Jarbalo
Hazel Lange
Park Ridge
Ill
Mabel Lange
Tonganoxie
LeRoy Lange
St. Joseph
Frank Clark
Leavenworth
Virgil Lange
Kansas City
Sidney Mitchell
M. L. Irwin
Winchester
David Thistlethwaite
Kenneth Thistlethwaite
Stony Point
Robert Scott
Lake Forest
Joseph D. Scallon
University of Kansas
University Exeter
England
Father Scallon
Leavenworth County Dairy Association
Harold Luckey
Route 2
Eugene Ryan
Clarence Dempsey
At & P.m
Viet Seeks U.N. Help In Cambodian Dispute
A South Vietnamese spokesman at the United Nations said Hanoi desires border talks with Cambodia and would welcome U.N. involvement. Pham Khac Hao Rau, charge d affaires, spoke after the Security Council opened debate on Cambodia’s charge that South Vietnamese raids were aggression by Saigon and Washington.
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United Nations, N.V
United Nations
Cambodia
U.N
Pham Khac Rau
Washington
Security Council
United States
New Agreement Would Fine Both Sides in Dispute
A pioneering contract in Berne Indiana would penalize both unions and employers if negotiations fail. It sets staged wage subsidies funded by a bank, refunds if settled timely, and directs any unspent funds to a community group after twelve weeks.
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Berne, Ind
New York
Harold D. Springer
Dunbar Furniture Corp
Berne
Sam B. Hoffman
Dunbar
First Bank of
Berne Ministerial Association
Lear Scoffs at Report Jet Plant to Shut Down
William P. Lear, president of Lear Jet, Inc., dismissed rumors of his Wichita jet plant shutdown at a manufacturers' club. He said FAA certification is about a month away and remarked the bets about closing are not concerning him.
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Lear
Report Jet
Wichita
William P. Lear
Lear Jet, Inc
Federal Aviation Agency
Probate notice and name change petition in Lawrence
Public notices list the probate appointment of James T. Postma as executor for the estate of Marsha Rayhill and call creditors to present claims within nine months. Also mentions Madleine Ann Leone nee Danner seeking a name change with a hearing set in Douglas County District Court.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Marsha Rayhill
State of
Madleine Ann Leone
Danner
District Court
Madelyn Ann Leone
Lawrence
Madteine Ann Leone
Petefish & Postma
Estate of Myrabelle Cummings Final Settlement Hearing
The First National Bank of Lawrence petitions for final settlement of the estate of Myrabelle Cummings deceased. The court in Douglas County Kansas schedules defenses due by June 9, 1961, at 10:80 a.m. in Lawrence. Proceedings seek approval for grave marker expenditure, account, executor fees, distribution of net estate, and discharge of the executor.
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State of
Kansas
Hubert Reed
District Court
Douglas County
Sandra Elaine Reed
Lawrence
Kanvas
Sandra Alaine Reed Stevens
Brand & Brand
Lawrence National Bank Bldg
Lawrence, Kansas
Lawrence Daiz Journal-World
State OF Kansas
Maurice &. Gross
Myrtle M. Gross
Maurice 1. Cioss
Fe. Gross
County of
Douglas
Charles ©. Rankin
Leslie T. Tupy
Block Eleven
City of
North Lawrence
Jaimie
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas Count
Osst
Said
Myrabelle Wummings
Wansas
First National Bank of
Myrabelle Cunmiings
Charles
Rankin
Petefish & Posima
Dispersal Sale At Clear Creek Grange Auction
Public auction to sell cattle implements and assorted household and farm items. Entries include 15 cattle, two tractors, multiple plows and tools, engines, furniture, appliances, building materials, and a cream separator. Auctioneer is Bing Carter. clerk DeSoto State Bank. lunch by Montfe tello Church ladies.
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DeSoto
Clear Creek Grange
John Deere
Ferguson
Fairbanks Morse
Athine Boliss
Ana Springs
Westinghouse
William A
Bil) Barth
Bing Carter, Gardner, Kans
DeSoto State Bank
Lacies
Montfetello Church
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