Ex Defense Officials Convicted On Embezzling Counts
Two former Defense Department officials, John A. Wylie and William H. Godel, were convicted in Alexandria Virginia of conspiracy to embezzle funds. Wylie was found guilty on three embezzlement counts totaling 13401 and a false claim for 5839. Godel was convicted of a false statement about 10000 for a Viet Nam project.
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Alexandria
Defense Department
U.S. District Court
John A. Wylie
William H. Godel
Wylie
Department
Godel
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Viet Nam
Recitals Scheduled Monday Wednesday at KU School of Fine Arts
Recitals are set for 8 p.m. Monday and Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. Michele Sue Sears, a Kansas City soprano, and Linnea Odegard, a Chicago Heights violinist, will perform Monday. Mozart Schubert and John Carpenter pieces are featured. Martha Randall, a Mankato soprano, performs Wednesday with Orphee by Rameau and selections by Schubert Respighi and Vieri. The public may attend both events without charge.
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Swarthout Recital Hall
Michele Sue Sears
Kansas City
Linnea Odegard
Chicago Heights
Ill
Mozart
Schubert
John Carpenter
Martha Randall
Mankato
Rameau
Respighi
Veri
Play's the Thing at Murphy Hall and Recitals This Week
Culture calendar lists Kansas University events including The Play's the Thing in Murphy Hall Sunday at 3 50 pm Carillon Recital at Albert Gerken 8 30 pm Pons Concert featuring University Symphony and Choir in Hoch Auditorium Monday senior recital Michele Sears Swarthout Recital Hall Linnea Odegard violin Tuesday senior recital Went Riley Swarthout Recital Hall KU Wednesday Carillon Recital Albert Gerken 7 pm Graduate Recital Martha Shirley Randall Swarthout Recital Hall KU
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Kansas University Experimental Theater
Murphy Hall
Altbert
Gerken
Pons
University Symphony and Choir
Hoch Auditorium
Riley
Swarthout Recital Hall
Albert Gerken
Martha Shirley Randall
Court notes multiple petty offenses and a divorce filing
In Police Court, Joe Minor and Clinton Robinson charged as drunk with $25 fines. Traffic violations include Russell Bowen at 454 Lincoln, Luane Sawyers at 2430 Ousdahl, Robert Johnson at 1520 Ky, Russel Sehon at 2417 Jasu, Ellen Williams of Eudora, Margaret Forque at 2004 Ohio, John Gardner at 1031 Miss, Larry Gulley Route 3, Geneva Brizendine 2105 Ky, Bruce Lindahl 2430 Ousdahl, Walter Fishback 1721 Ohio, Floyd White 804 N J, Sharlina Miller 1703 W 24th, Dorothy Barter 1834 Vt, John Smith Atchison, Jerry Long 1714 Vt, Kenneth Atwell Route 3, Jack Salyer 1505 Ohio, Rodney Waggoner 908 E 14th with various speeding or stop sign fines. Divorce case filed: Linda Collier vs Donald Collier.
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Russell Bowen
Lincoln
Luane Sawyers
Ousdahl
Robert Johnson
Russel Sehon
Jasu
Ellen Williams
Eudora
Margaret Forque
Ohio
John Gardner
Larry Gulley
Route
Geneva Brize
Jerry Long
Kenneth Atwell
Route 3
Jack Salyer
Rodney Waggoner
E. 14Th
UN Security Council rejects Uruguay aid resolution
The U N Security Council voted 5 to 1 with five abstentions against a Uruguay backed resolution urged by France to halt military aid to both sides in the Dominican civil war. France Ivory Coast Jordan Malaysia and Uruguay voted yes, while the Soviet Union opposed. Bolivia China the Netherlands Britain and the United States abstained.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Uruguay
France
Ivory Coast
Jordan
Malaysia
Soviet Union
Bolivia
China
Netherlands
Britain
United States
Hazlett Named Head of Lawrence Life Underwriters
Robert Hazlett of 1703 W 19th St was elected president of the Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters succeeding John Cox. Hazlett, a Lawrence native, has worked in life insurance since 1956. Other new officers include Larry Schlappi first vice president Charles McPheeters second vice president William Hogle secretary treasurer Dwight Boring Corlett Cotton Richard Reinking Cox and Joe Langhofer national director.
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Robert Hazlett
W. 19Th St. Terr
Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
John Cox
Lawrence
Hazlett
Larry Schlappi
Charles McPheeters
William Hogle
Dwight Boring
Corlett Cotton
Richard Reinking
Cox
Joe Langhofer
Market Close: Investment Company Shares This Week
This week’s closing prices for investment company shares are provided by Barret, Fitch, North & Co. The report lists end-of-week values and minor shifts in several funds.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market Prices from Harwood's Market
Wheat 1.31, Corn 1.30, Mile 2.00, Soybeans 2.63, Barley .85, Oats .80. Eggs large A 24, medium A and large B 20, undergrades 17, current receipts 20.
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Harwood
Egg prices and poultry costs across Missouri and Arkansas
Kansas City reports consumer eggs at large A 22-27, medium A 20-22, small A 17-18, large B 20-21 with wholesale large at 28-30 and mediums 23-25. Live fryers farm 14-15 and delivered 14-16, butter grade Ab 67 and grade A quarters 68.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Strengthen
AP notes week over week gains across cattle hogs and sheep. Steers and heifers rise 25 to 50 while cows and sows post higher prices. ranges given for good to prime grades and feeder categories. Lambs and slaughter ewes also firm, with turnout varying by weight and class.
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Kansas City
Scandinavian Rye Bread With Orange Zest and Anise
Grated orange rind and anise seed flavor a Scandinavian rye bread, giving it a distinctive aromatic profile. The combination suggests a subtly sweet yet spicy note that complements the rye's hearty crumb.
Deaths-Funerals of George H. Bardrick, 87, of Topeka
George H. Bardrick 87 of 1428 Tenn St died Friday at home private graveside service 10 a m Tuesday Memorial Park Cemetery Topeka caller hours Monday evening Cooper-Warren Chapel he is survived by two daughters Louise Creitz and Harriet Bardrick and two grandchildren Conrad George Creitz Roxanna Creitz retired pharmacist KU Gold Medal Club KU pharmacy school graduate 1889 Beloit Methodist Church residents for two years donations to KU Pharmacy School loan fund requested
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George H. Bardrick
Tenn. St
Memorial Park
Topeka
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Louise Creitz
Harriet A. Bardrick
Chicago
Conrad George Creitz
Roxanna Creitz
Bardrick
Kansas University
KU Pharmacy School
Lawrence
Beloit Methodist Church
KU Pharmacy School Loan Fund
Funeral for Miss Agnes Gray to be held at St Luke AME Church
Funeral services for 80 year old Agnes Gray of 1236 N J St are set for 2 p.m. Monday at St Luke's AME Church with Rev C Garnett Henning officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery family plot. Visitation at Bowser-Lee Chapel 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday until noon.
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Agnes Gray
N. J. St
St. Luke’s Ame
C. Garnett Henning
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bowser-Lee
Harold Rhodes dies in Kansas Turnpike accident
Harold Rhodes age 56 of Wellington died Friday in a Kansas Turnpike crash near Topeka. He is brother of R H Rhodes of 1115 Hilltop Drive. Funeral arrangements are pending in Wellington.
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Harold Rhodes
Wellington
Kansas Turnpike
Topeka
R. H. Rhodes
Hilltop Dr
Giardello Eyes September Fight With Dick Tiger
Middleweight champion Joey Giardello says he is ready to defend his title against Dick Tiger if conditions are right. Tiger’s acting manager Lew Burston reported Giardello promised a September bout, though Giardello noted no money talks yet and Burston claimed Tiger had been ducking the champ.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
Joey Giardello
Dick Tiger
Giardello
Tiger
Lew Burston
Burston
Jersey Jones
Burstow
New York
Trinity Lutheran to Welcome 22 New Adulti Members
Twenty two persons will be received as adult members of Trinity Lutheran Church at 1245 N. H. The ceremony will occur during the 11 a.m. worship service after two years of confirmation class. Six groups will be honored including 22 graduates from Lawrence High School or Haskell Institute invited to wear caps and gowns. The church marks Rural Life or 4 H Sunday with 45 Jayhawk 4-H Club members and leaders invited to the service.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
N. H
Friends
Trinity Lutheran
Lawrence High School
Haskell Institute
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Campaign Board Named for Religion School at KU
The Kansas School of Religion at Kansas University announces an executive campaign board led by Paul Shiver to launch a September fund drive for a 1 million dollar building expansion and enhanced faculty library and religious education services. District and state officials from Missouri and Kansas join as honorary chairs and board members including C Y Thomas and William J Moore.
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Kansas School of Religion
Kansas University
Paul Shiver
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Rev. David Johnson Garry Keene Helen Snider Mrs Leota Godding Harley Messick Brenda McConkey Kenneth Reeves Lola Buchheim Maxine Van Natta Ralph May Hugh Thomas Grinter Marvin Holmes Velma Sanders Nate Pettengill and births for Mr and Mrs Bobbie Bryant DeSoto a son Friday.
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David Johnson
Crescent Rd
Garry Keene
Barker
Helen Snider
Leota Godding
Maine
Harley Messick Jr
Wellsville
Brenda McConkey
Eudora
Kenneth Reeves
Tenn
Lola Buchheim
Lecompton
Maxine van Natta
Haskell Grounds
Ralph Mayhugh
Perry
Thomas Grinter
Marvin Holmes
Ottawa
Lee Harbison
Maple
Velma Sanders
Peru
Kan
Nate Pettengill
Ind
Bobbie Bryant
DeSoto
KU student goes to Canada for four month mapping job
Kansas University weather observer Jack Qandil leaves for a four month assignment with the Canadian Ministry of Mines in Quebec Providence to work mainly on mapping tasks. His wife will handle the EU weather information during the survey.
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Kansas University
Jack Qandil
la. St
Ministry of Mines
Qandil
Quebec Providence
Leaders National League batting and pitching leaders list
Summary of top league performances with players from Cincinnati San Francisco Chicago St Louis and New York across batting runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and pitching strikeouts including Mays Gibson Koufax and Horton among others with standout totals and league leaders.
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Coleman
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Rose
Harper
Banks
Chicago
Arts
J. Alou
Williams
Kranepool
New York
Flood
St. Louis
Callison
Philadelphia
Johnson
Pinson
Morgan
Houston
Hart
Javier
Swoboda
Wills
Los Angeles
McAuliffe
Detroit
Cater
Oliva
Minnesota
Versailles
Tresh
Biasitizaime
Washington
Aparicio
Baltimore
Fregosi
Versalles
McDowell
Cleveland
Pascual
New Golf Style Sports Cars To Be Assembled In Lawrence
Lawrence becomes an auto hub as Competition Sports Cars plans to assemble Sardini Formula Vee racing cars and a new road version next year. Ray Pickering leads the operation moving from Manhattan to East 23rd Street with 25 to 30 workers and 1,000 kit sales planned.
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Detroit
Lawrence
United States
Competition
East 23Rd Street
Ray Pickering
W. 24Th St
Ray
Pickering
Manhattan
Herbel Shuts Astros As Giants Sail To Victory
Ron Herbel pitched a complete game for San Francisco in Houston replacing a sick Juan Marichal. He added the first major league hit of his career as the Giants beat the Astros 8 1. Willie McCovey powered the offense with his ninth homer and two singles. Bateman homered for Houston.
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Ron Herbel
San Francisco
Houston
Herbel
Giants
Astrodome
Juan Marichal
Hal Lanier
Bel
Willie McCovey
McCovey
John Bateman
Astros
Robison Sets National Record in Triple Jump at WAC Meet
Clarence Robinson of New Mexico set a national collegiate record in the triple jump with 52 feet 8% inches during preliminaries at the Western Athletic Conference track and field championships. He surpassed the previous 52 feet 4 inches mark held by Charles Craig of Fresno State.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Clarence Robinson
Robinson
Charles Craig
Fresno State
Calif
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Michele Sears
Joe Minor
Clinton Robinson
Linda Collier
Donald Collier
U.N
Insurance Group
Trust Chemical Fund
Timaire
Divers. Growth Ltd
Dreyfus Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard Stk
Fidelity Capital Ee Allin Eee
Fundamental Inv
Life Insur. Inv
Mass. Inv. Trust
Mass. Inv
National Inv. Corp
Puritan Fund
Putnam Grth
Stk
Television Elect
United Accum
United Income Bdnamdcoe
United Science
Windsor Fund
Saoget
Wellington Fund Winf. Grth
Sitvencelbsistes
K. C
K. C. Livestock Weekly
Rick Pervisky
Jeanne Davis
la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse Auditorium
Mississippi River
Miss Agnes Gray
C. Y. Thomas
Mission Hills
U. S
Frank Carlson
Concordia
Ray Evans
Walter Schimmel
Wichita
Wilmer Andes
Independence
George M. Brown
Frank E. DeCoursey
Jack H. Heathman
Robert D. Love
Clifford R. Hope Jr
Garden City
L. A. Laybourn
Salina
R. V. Shrewder
Ashland
Clifford W. Stone
el Dorado
Paul Lundgren
Hugoton
School of Religion
William J. Moore
Ee Gill Agency
Rawleigh Zillcox
Realtors
Bob Harrison
Bill Womack
Observer TO
Canada
Volkswagen
Don Pereboom
Triumph
FFA
Bill Sutton
Route 4
Future Farmers of America
Jesse Sutton
Steve Robb
Larry Schaake
Ralph Leonhard
Journal-World Photo
Hiway
THE
Associated Press
Eagles
Fred L. Cooper Worthy
Westinghouse
Jack Harris
Werner
Cook
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