Kennedy pushes medical care bill as a Social Security core
President Kennedy insists on funding hospital nursing home and outpatient care for the aged within Social Security. He says Congress will pass the plan this year if it reaches the floor, despite AMA opposition and GOP criticism. He warns doctors increasingly back the proposal and rules out omitting Social Security financing. The briefing also covers refugees from Hong Kong Thailand troop presence and Eisenhower talks on trade. The president predicts a stable stock market with a positive economy outlook.
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Ethel High Night To Draw Crowd
A capacity crowd is expected for the Ethel High Appreciation dinner Friday at the Eldridge Hotel. J. D. King says reservations are strong and will serve as master of ceremonies. Rep. Robert Ellsworth is the main speaker, with Charles Stough introducing. The event honors Mrs. High who recently resigned as Central Committee chairwoman. A pre-dinner executive meeting with state Republican leaders will follow. Remaining tickets may be purchased at the Eldridge Hotel.
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Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
King
Charles Stough
Robert Ellsworth
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Central Committee
Lawrence High School
Crystal Room
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Betty Craig Schwanzle
Robert Adkisson
Thomas Beal
Bob DuBois
Henry Haworth
Marjorie Ingram
Averell Kercher
Jack Payne
Catherine Ochse
Janet Reazin
Geraldine Renfro
Loren Thompson
George Ward
Bob White
Ruth Yeaton
Doris Worland
Weather Elsewhere Ad Reads At Journal-World Address
Classified weather feature ad urges readers to obtain the Journal-World at a summer subscription address and provides a phone contact for delivery.
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Journal-World
Classes End At KU Test Period Near Finals
Spring semester at Kansas University ends soon with final exams starting 8 a m Saturday. Stop Day spans 24 hours for study and quiet hours across campuses as students and professors prepare for tests.
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Kansas University
Unemployment Claims Fall in Kansas This Week
The Employment Security Division reports a drop in unemployment claims in Kansas. The insured unemployment rate stands at 1.9 percent this week, down from 2.1 percent last week and 3.8 percent a year ago, with payments totaling $216,811 to 6,025 individuals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Long Unclear List of Names Amid OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR list fills the column with numerous surnames and given names including Edwards, Evans, Fletcher, Gable, Glasgow, Johnson, Kapfer, Kelley, Parker, Reid, Smith, Williams, and many others. The text appears as a dense index or roster with inconsistent punctuation and misspellings, lacking complete context or events.
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Edgerton
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Elred
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Erhart
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Everett
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Larry
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Rosemary
Feist
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Joe
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Billy Kerfoot
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Robert
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Martha
Wing
Edward
King
Roy
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Lonnie
Kirby
Dan
Witten
Cheri
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Whrmemer
Pat
Lanning
Pendleton
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Dorcas
Phillips
Ploel
Chriss Polston
Pritchett
Jerry
Rasmussen
Jandee
Reardan
Dennis
Revenew
Bob Stetuardson
Christine
H Richardson
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Vacation Pak service advertised with no extra charge
An inclusion in plans from the journal world promotes a Vacation Pak service offered at no additional cost. The brief ad highlights value for readers seeking travel options without extra fees.
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Journal- World
More Than 1000 Questioned in Estes Inquiry Expansion
Senate investigators say over 1,000 people have been questioned as the Billie Sol Estes probe widens and will expand before hearings. FBI involvement enters the Henry Marshall death probe, while a related case centers on Howard Pratt of Commercial Solvents Corp. Eisenhower family members face political scrutiny amid contested links to Estes.
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KU Seniors Prepare for Commencement Cap and Gown Pickups
About 800 of the KU 1300 seniors are picking up cap and gown receipts at the Business Office ahead of commencement. Remaining graduates with paid fees will have theirs reserved for pickup Saturday or Sunday in Robinson gym.
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Commencement Program With Piano Solo and Diplomas
The program lists graduates Di anne Bahnmaier Donna Confer Dianna Confer Jack Harris Rod ney Spencer Larry Sumner and Noell Wulfkuhle. Terri Boyce will play a piano solo and John Golden of the Lawrence Sertoma Club will present engraved copies of the Declaration of Independence. Superintendent Wilson will preside over the diploma ceremony.
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Surrender by last cop killer suspects ends chase
Jerome Rosenberg turned himself in to the New York Daily News in Manhattan and was booked on a homicide charge in Brooklyn. Police also held Anthony Portelli and Anthony Dellernia on homicide charges. Slain detective John Finnegan was buried in Brooklyn after a mass.
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Rosenberg
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Young Rosenberg
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Baldy) Portelli
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Titan Explodes at Chico Missile Complex During Test
A Titan missile was destroyed in a blast at the missile complex near Chico. Twenty four people were treated for smoke inhalation with no fatalities. Two missiles and silos, along with the control center, escaped damage as contractors tested before handover to the Air Force.
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Calif
Air Force
Titan
Sullivan Seeks Ninth Term As State Insurance Commissioner
Frank Sullivan a Republican from Lawrence filed for re election to a ninth term as state insurance commissioner. He notes the department spent 51637 less than the legislature’s appropriation last year with the unspent funds returned to the general fund. Sullivan has held top roles in the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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National Association of Insurance Commissioners
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Leavenworth Closes City Hall Saturdays in Move to Winter Hours
Leavenworth city officials will shutter City Hall on Saturdays and extend Friday hours effective June 1. Offices open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. Fire and Police use their own schedules. Clerk's office will have special hours during voter registration periods. This mirrors a countywide move begun earlier this month.
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Leavenworth
Willie Mays Hits Nine Home Runs in Giants Spring Start
Willie Mays of the Giants belted nine home runs through the first 26 games of spring play. The early power display highlights the team’s offensive rhythm as they evaluate lineups and depth for the upcoming season.
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Willie Mays
Giants
Pearson Cancels Appearance at Douglas County GOP Dinner
U S Senate action on a new farm bill forces cancellation of Sen James B Pearson’s plan to attend the Ethel High Appreciation Night dinner at Hotel Eldridge in Douglas County. U S Rep Robert Ellsworth will speak in his stead while Mrs High’s resignation as county GOP chair is noted.
In Memoriam Eva Lasswell One Year Remembrance
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Eva Lasswell who passed away one year ago today. Sadly missed by daughter and families and by her sister.
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Eva Lasswell
Thank you for the kindness shown after our loss
The families of Clarence C. Daugherty and Norma Jean Tate express heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy cards letters food flowers and phone calls received during their recent bereavement.
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Clarence C. Daugherty
Norma Jean Tate
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