Nixon predicts primaries decide GOP and Democratic nominations
The Saturday Column notes Nixon's belief that the nomination will be decided in primaries, questions the value of national conventions, and argues delegates offer little real influence. It highlights primaries expanding, past convention costs, and two party bids for 1968 sites amid calls for reform.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
GOP
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Miami
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Democratic Party
Johnson
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Haskell Seniors Near School End
About 325 Haskell Institute seniors prepare to graduate with a 7 30 p m baccalaureate service at Haskell Stadium Rev Harold M Mallett of First Presbyterian Church will speak Organist Donna Seeley will play Elgars Pomp and Circum stance Invocation by Rev Weldon L Patten Protestant chaplain Mallett will deliver the address on Liv
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Haskell Institute
Haskell Stadium
Harold M. Mallett
First Presbyterian Church
Donna Seeley
Haskell
Elgar
Weldon L. Patten
Mallett
Liv
The Singing Nurses Sing At Service With Benediction
J B Dreadfulwater directs The Singing Nurses to perform To Walk with God by Webster and Brodszky Rev Patten will close the service with a benediction A 9 pm reception in the Stidham Union will honor the seniors afterwards
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J. B. Dreadfulwater
With God
Stidham Union
Local man injured after truck overturns near Callery Corner
A 23-year-old Lawrence man, Robert Lewis of 820 North 2nd Street, suffered minor injuries when his Woods Lumber Co truck overturned on Lakeview Road about 10 a.m. today. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for X rays to determine injury extent. officials said he did not appear seriously hurt. No damage estimate was provided for the vehicle.
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Lawrence
Lakeview Road
Callery Corner
Sheriff's Office
Robert Lewis
N. 2Nd St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Woods Lumber Co
Lewis
LMH
Bottom-Less Blonde Menace to Navigators in Miami Beach
Nadia Pobshushka a 22 year old Canadian was described as a menace to navigation in municipal court. She was fined 50 dollars for indecent exposure after sunbathing nude on Government Cut jetty. Police testimony cited boats jamming near rocks and sightseers crowding the cut. Pobshushka said she sunbathed for four years there to even out her tan.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nadia Pobshushka
Jerry Kercherski
Bill Dabney
Kercherski
Seven Area High Schools Schedule Baccalaureate Services
Seven area high schools plan Sunday baccalaureate services followed by commencement. Baldwin High School hosts 8 p.m. in the gym with Rev. Carl Whitacre speaking on What Do I Expect of Me. Linwood High School 10:30 a.m. service in the auditorium by Rev. Lewis Slearne. Other speakers include Dr. James Doty at Baldwin Methodist Church and Rev. John Bower at Overbrook High School. Oskaloosa Perry McLouth and others hold 8 p.m. services with pastors from local churches delivering sermons.
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Baldwin High School
Carl Whitacre
Smithville, Mo
Methodist Church
Baldwin High
Baldwin Methodist Church
James Doty
Baker University
Linwood H High School
Lewis Slearne
Linwood Baptist Church
McLouth High School
John Bower
Church of the Brethren
Overbrook
Orville Chase
Washington Creek Brethren Church
Oskaloosa High School
William Means
Oskaloosa Baptist Church
Perry High School
Robert Bechtel
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Contest Forming In Viet Election
Saigon reports that Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu will oppose Premier Nguyen Cao Ky for the presidency in September elections. A Thieu spokesman said the move turns the race into a free for all. The ruling junta backed Ky 40-2 in an informal note last Sunday.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
UN moves to transfer Southwest Africa to UN control
The United Nations General Assembly approved a plan to set up a council to take over Southwest Africa from South Africa and guide it to independence. The 85 to 2 vote with 30 abstentions leaves major powers skeptical about effectiveness and raises the possibility of Security Council action if progress stalls.
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United Nations, N.Y
U. N. General Assembly
South- West Africa
South Africa
General Assembly
Western Europe
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Portugal
Security Council
U.N. Council For
The
Delay in Dodd censure vote tests exoneration odds
The three week Senate delay on a resolution to censure Sen. Thomas J. Dodd is seen as raising pressure to clear him of misconduct charges. Some senators fear press coverage will sway public opinion while leaders balk at forcing him to appear as a martyr without time to prepare a defense.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Dodd
Deaths and Funerals Eisele and Cooper
Wilhelm K Eisele 81 of Route 2 died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital a lifelong Douglas County farmer. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by two sons Harold Route 2 Byron Route 1 Eudora a daughter Norma Lutz Eudora a brother Henry Eisele Tonganoxie and seven grandchildren. James R Cooper 19 of 635 W 25th St a Marine killed in action May 10 near Quang Nam South Vietnam funeral Monday 10 AM Warren Mortuary Pallbearers listed and Rev John E Febble in charge Military burial in Oak Hill veteran's section.
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Wilhelm K. Eisele
Route 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Harold Eisele
Byron Eisele
Eudora
Norma Lutz
Henry Eisele
Tonganoxie
James R. Cooper
W. 25Th St
Warren Mortuary
Cooper
Quang Nam
South Vietnam
Jim Whitehead
James Johnson
Jack Murphy
Jerry Longfellow
Gary Cooper
Bob Else
John. E. Febble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Protests prompt calls to resist Vietnam draft and war
Protestors urged young men to refuse service and parents to oppose sending sons to Vietnam. Rev. Reborn announced plans to build an antiwar base and outline a Vietnam summer at a Wesley Foundation meeting. A guitarist led singing as signs appeared and a brief policy debate followed. About 30 rally participants moved to Memorial Stadium to observe rather than picket.
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Abel
Vietnam
Reborn
Wesley Foundation
U.S
Salsich
Memorial Stadium
Hadley Homer But Hawks Fall to Tokyo Orios 2 1
Kent Hadley former Yankee and Kansas City first baseman hit a home run but the Nankai Hawks dropped a 2 to 1 decision to Tokyo Orios on Friday night in Tokyo Japan.
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Tokyo
Kent Hadley
New York Yankee
Kansas City
Nankai Hawks
Tokyo Orios
Topekans Urge End to Stonemason Strike
Three prominent Topeka figures urge an end to the stonemason dispute halting construction in Topeka and Lawrence. They appeal to the Associated General Contractors and Local No. 3, noting both the right to strike and the right to erect buildings.
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Masons
AGC
Topeka
John Logan
Wesley Bastedl
Cessna Moves Model 150 Plant to Strother Field
Cessna Aircraft Co will build its two place model 150 at a new assembly plant under construction at Strother Field between Winfield and Arkansas City Kansas. Vice president Robert L Lair said production will shift to the August start with limited painting and later add final assembly flight tests painting and finishing work.
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Wichita, Kan
Cessna Aircraft Co
Strother Field
Winfield
Arkansas City
Kan
Robert L. Lair
Cessna
Doctors finish flight to Paris in under twenty hours
Two American doctors, Dr. Francis Sommer and Dr. John Rieger, flew single engine Beechcraft from New York to near Paris arriving at Cormeille Airport at 8 45 a m after about 20 hours in the air. They aimed for Le Bourget but diverted due to air show traffic and planned to abandon the plane at the small airport.
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Paris
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Francis Sommer
Barbourville
John Rieger
Los Gatos
Calif
Cormeille
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Bourget
Long Island
N.Y
Bradley Elected to KSU Alumni Director Board
Dr. William Bradley of Route 2 is elected to a three year term on the Kansas State University Alumni Assn board of directors. The veterinarian owns Bradley Veterinary Hospital and was chosen by mail ballot. Ralph Skoog Topeka attorney elected to two year presidency. other directors include Bruce Beuhler Great Bend Hoy Etling Garden City Mary Lee McKee Colby and Robert D. Snyder Wichita. Ben A. Sellers Salina to step down as president but remains on the board another year.
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William Bradley
Route 2
Kansas State University Alumni Assn
Bradley
Bradley Veterinary Hospital
Alumni Association
Ralph &. Skoog
Topeka
Bruce W. Beuhler
Great Bend
Hoy Etling
Garden City
Mary Lee McKee
Colby
Robert D. Snyder
Wichita
Ben A. Sellers
Salina
KU pops concert slated for Sunday in Hoch Auditorium
Lawrence students and residents will attend the Kansas University pops concert at 3 30 p m Sunday in Hoch Auditorium. The KU Brass Choir KU Orchestra KU Chamber Choir KU Concert Choir and KU Concert Chorale perform folk spirituals jazz and popular tunes with root beer and pretzels served at tables.
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Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
KU Brass
KU Orchestra
KU Chamber Choir
KU Concert Choir
KU Concert Chorale
Escapee Tarpy Captured After Morning Standoff
Arthur L. Tarpy, a 34 year old escapee from the Kansas State Penitentiary honor farm, was captured at 929 Pa. St Lawrence by six officers after a dawn home raid. A scuffle with his brother in law left Tarpy with a hand injury. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, jailed locally, and to be picked up by Lansing authorities.
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Kansas State Penitentiary
Lyndon
Pa. St
Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Trapy
Cliff Palmer
Conn
Tarpy
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lansing
Tire and wheel stolen from car near Avalon Road
Don Omer reported the theft of a tire and wheel from his car parked near 909 Avalon Rd. The item was valued at $70 and disappeared sometime during the week. Police investigated as part of a local theft report.
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Don Omer
Avalon Rd
Card of Thanks to KU Medical Center and Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harry Booth thanks doctors and nurses for care at KU Medical Center and Lawrence Memorial Hospital and praises the Lawrence community for its kindness and support.
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KU Medical Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harry Booth
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