Dominican Junta Agrees OAS Unit Can Enter Palace
The Dominican junta backs allowing the Inter-American Peace Force to occupy the National Palace amid ceasefire violations. Mora says move discussed with junta leaders, with Brazilian troops possibly taking the palace. Rebels urge withdrawal of foreign troops as Washington hosts OAS ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAS
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Jose A. Mora
Organization of American States
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Mora
Imbert
Francisco J. Rivera Caminero
No Man’s Land
Junta
Francisco Yaamano Deno
Arturo Morales Carrion
U.S
Telmo Vargas
Ecuador
Washington
John Cury
Cury
Latin America
United States
Unta
Johnson
Rafael L. Trujillo
82Nd
Dominican Repubc
Canada
A .N
Ottawa
United Nations
Memorial Hospital Birth Announcements Span Town Names
A list of births and births with ages and locations, noting multiple newborns and parents across Eudora Sunflower Oskaloosa Tonganoxie DeSoto McLouth and other communities. Names include Mrs Fern Rothwell Mrs Teresa Fowler Mrs Lucille Chastain Mrs Nora Starkey Mrs Lynne Taylor and others. Several entries report babies born on Saturday or Sunday with accompanying parental names and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Rothwell
N.Y
Cyrus DeCoster
Sunset
Carolyn Shrable
Ark
Frederick Buchholtz
Ohio
Teresa Fowler
Sunflower
Harold Coats
Baldwin
Charles Beech
Murel Trober
Eudora
Theodore Pfleger
Lucille Chastain
Samaritan Lodge
Nora Starkey
Oskaloosa
Lynne Taylor
Humboldt
Hilda Richardson
Pearl Metsker
Off Duty Cops Rally Behind Gilligan in Picket Line
More than 150 off duty officers in civilian clothes picketed in support of police Lt. Thomas R. Gilligan, cleared by a grand jury and a police review board of blame in the fatal July 16 Harlem Bed Stuy shooting. Gilligan said the 15 year old James Powell advanced with a knife as he broke up a disturbance in Yorkville. Picket line formed near Gilligan’s Stuyvesant Town apartment four blocks away. Sgt. Jeremiah O Connor said the action was to show support for Gilligan and that the courts freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas R. Gilligan
Jeremiah O'Connor
Gilligan
Escapees Recaptured at Fulton State Hospital
Two of five escapees from Fulton State Hospital were captured today two miles east of Fulton. Prison officials said Charles D. Payne and Otis Wayne Hibdon were nabbed, while three others remain at large. The fugitives included suspects in crimes from robbery to murder, and two hospital attendants were injured during the escape. The report also notes a distant volcano Paricutin briefly referenced in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton, Mo
Fulton State Hospital
Highway Patrol
Charles D. Payne
Birmingham
Ala
Otis Wayne Hibdon
Kansas City
Fulton
Callaway County
W.A. Dawson
Biggs
George Lorenz
Doyle Hull
Emmett C. Nave
Indianapolis
Nave
Payne
Jackson County
Hibdon
Donald Anderson
Independence
Moberly
Irvin Bruce Cape
Hosts named for 1965 KU Distinguished Service Citations
The KU Alumni Association announced the hosts for 1965 Commencement honorees at Memorial Stadium. Citations go to Henry Bubb Mahlon Delp Peter Bohun Mason and Ralph Smith and their families. Hosts include Joseph and Mrs McGuire James and Mrs Surface and William and Mrs Smith. They will attend the all University Commencement supper and a dinner at the Wescoe home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Stadium
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Kansas Board of Regents
Mahlon H. Delp. Merriam
Peter T. Bohan
Department of Medicine
KU Medical School
Warren P. Mason
West Orange
N. J
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Ralph L. Smith
Palm Springs
Calif
Lumber Company
Bubb
John C. Dicus
Debbie
Joseph McGuire
KU Business School
Bennett Bubb
James Surface
Surface
Delp
William P. Smith
KU School of Engineering and Architecture
Smith
Mason
Mrs. Wescoe
East Germans Open Berlin Wall for Whitsun Visitors
Berlin authorities issued passes to 643,209 West Berliners for a two week Whitsun visit allowing crossing to East Berlin. About 1,000 people crossed within hours of the opening as East German guards moderated the flow during the holiday. In Toronto a riot at a Nazi rally led to eight anti Nazi demonstrators and a leader being arrested after clashes with about 4,000 protesters. William John Beattie, 23, was assaulted as he left his car at midtown park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Toronto
New Canadian Nazi Party
William John Beattie
Would-Be Cop Captures Suspect In Jewelry Incident
Lowell Bellanti seeking a police post helped arrest Robert Dalton and three others after a burglary at the DiRenna residence on Rockhill Road. A satchel containing seven furs valued at 12 800 and other jewelry was recovered. Bellanti was due for his third police exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lowell Bellanti
Bellanti
Emily
Michael Bellanti
Rockhill Road
James DiRenna
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Bellanti Brothers
Lowell
Robert Dalton
48Th Terrace
Dalton
Nancy
James Vincent Brown
DiRenna
Police Department
Lawrence High summer school and football transfers noted
Lawrence High School will mail second semester grade cards on Wednesday. Summer school classes start 7 a.m. Friday in the Business Education Building with about 18 students enrolled. Kansas University center Fred Hageman, formerly with the Redskins, is traded to the Chicago Bears. Bears recruit Gale Sayers and Brian Schweda from Kansas, with Chuck Mather joining as offensive coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Dan Kahler
LHS
Max Stalcup
Fred Hageman
Kansas University
Washington Redskins
Chicago Bears
Hageman
Redskins
Bears
Jayhawks
Gale Savers
Brian Schweda
Chuck Mather
Kansas
Chicago
Deaths Funerals for Florence L Sherbahn in Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence L. Sherbahn 83 of Kansas City Mo will be at 2 p m Tuesday at George Chapel Grandview with burial in Belton cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight at the chapel She died Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Born in Lake City Iowa she lived in Kansas City 40 years and was member of Congregation Church of Bloomfield Survivors include four daughters Lois Gabbert Mitchell Margaret Botts Stillwell Marian Holloway Merriam Frances Lamb Seoul Korea four brothers B P Huber Kansas City Harry Huber Tunas Richard Arthur Huber Macks Creek two sisters Virgil Fowler Steilacoom Wash Marjorie Fowler Riverside Calif nine grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L. Sherbahn
Kansas City
George Chapel
Grandview
Belton, Mo
Sherbahn
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Lake City
Iowa
Congregatsia Church of
Bloomfield
Lois Gabbert
Mitchell
Margaret Botts
Stillwell
Marian Holloway
Merriam
Frances Lamb
Seoul
Korea
B. P. Huber
Harry Huber
Tunas
Richard
Arthur Huber
Macks Creek
Virgil Fowler
Steilacoom
Wash
Marjorie Fowler
Riverside
Calif
Topeka Man Dies After Heart Attack at Local Hospital
Arlie W. Kampschroeder 41 of Topeka died Sunday evening after an apparent heart attack and was dead on arrival at a Topeka hospital. Born June 18 1923 in Stull he lived in Topeka since 1946 and worked as a truck driver for Famous Brands Distributing Co. Survivors include his wife Sandra a daughter five brothers and four sisters. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wall Diffenderfer Mortuary with burial in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie W. Kampschroeder
Topeka
Kampschoeder
Stull
Famous Brands Distributing Co
Scottish Rite
Moose Lodge No
Lorene
Power Mower Safety Reminder for Foot Protection
A safety notice warns that sandals sneakers or bare feet offer no protection if feet slip into mower blades. It urges wearing sensible leather shoes when mowing to prevent common serious foot injuries each year.
Charles II Charter Grants Toy Spaniel Access to Royal Functions
A 17th century charter issued by King Charles II grants the English toy spaniel the right to attend royal events across England. The tassel-eared dogs may visit the Houses of Parliament and other royal venues as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II of
England
Parliament
CRC Members Pleased By Meet Restoration
Kansas University Civil Rights Council members say negotiations with the KU Human Relations Committee will resume for up to four sessions to discuss the fraternity and sorority issue. CRC leaders and representatives prepare for summer meetings with listed CRC delegates and KU officials amid cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Civil Rights Council
KU Human Relations Committee
CRC
Sims Stokes
Mobile
Ala
The
Kansas Union
Stokes
HRC
L. C. Woodruff
Committee
W. Clarke Wescoe
Nate Sims
Pasadena
Calif
Wescoe
Sims
Charles Landesman
Jim Masters
Mission
Peggy Smith
Garden City
Herb Smith
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., Senior; Bill Lynch
Hutchinson
Thomas B. Woodward
Episcopal Church
Woodward
Rev. Woodward
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Viet Nam
Larry Porter
Sylvania
Dong Rich
O. S. Metre
Sunflower Village
Charles Thornton
Ellen Polacca
Harper
Margaret Young
Belle Crest
Doris Koons
Maple Lane
Bonnie Gibler
N. Y
Evelyn McKinley
Larry Roberts
Clathe
Alice Gibler
R. I
Rex Hurley
Carolee Werst
Route 1
Verma Hammer- Schmidt
Opal Kerns
Tonganoxie
Constance Hollingsworth
Ind
Donna Haviland
Ella Harris
Prairie
Georgia Dailey
Carol Loysen
Florence Campbell
Lindenwood Lane
Mary Moore
Lincoln
Bertha McCartney
Learnard
Timothy Burgett
Sherry Cram
DeSoto
Pamela Crady
William Miller
Ivah Bartlett
McLouth
Joseph Billingsley
Jerry Roach
Andrew Lyons
Ridge Ct
Ralph Kunkle
Utah
Philip Martin
Wiley Scott
Lodge
Lawrence
R.A.M
O.dhp
Soners
Lowry F.anderson H.P
L. J. Alber
ART Nease
Bridge Standard
Mexico City
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Vermont
Royanna Krone
Rockledge Rd
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ronald C. Wade
Royanne
Ralph Krone
Helen Gilles
Stitt Robinson
Local Agent Service
Travlep
Massachusetts
Lawrence ‘Memorial Co
Arlie Kampschroeder
Meet
M. R. Carlson
Sowice
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.J.C
Kentucky
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