Charges Filed In Leavenworth Liquor Nuisance Case
Leavenworth county attorney Edward J. Chapman Jr said a local man faces operating a liquor nuisance after a raid on Herb's Steak House in downtown Leavenworth. Police forced the door and seized whiskey and vodka as proprietor Herb Nye posted $1,000 bond amid a temporary liquor injunction.
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Rumsey Funeral Home Nears Half Century of Service
Rumsey Funeral Home marks nearly 50 years serving the community as it continues operations in its longtime venue. The firm lists VI 3 5111 for inquiries and arrangements.
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American Legion Meeting and Lawrence Chapter Notice
Lodge notice lists a Tuesday November 5 gathering with a 6:15 p.m. social hour and dinner. Adv stated meeting of Lawrence Chapter No 4 on November 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the Temple basement meeting room. Joe Shelbar H P and O O Anderson Sec.
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Goldwater Dominates GOP Poll in Nationwide Survey
A AP poll of 1 403 GOP leaders shows Barry Goldwater as the strongest candidate against Kennedy with 85.1 percent supporting him, while 64.2 percent expect him to win the nomination. Nixon trails and New York axes Rockefeller, amid regional swings and potential dark horses. The convention opens July 13 in San Francisco with 1 308 delegates. The piece also notes a grassland fire near Perry, Kansas that scorched 20 acres but was contained with all buildings saved.
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Kansas Governor Seeks New Kansas State Fair Secretary Manager
Gov. John Anderson says a state fair audit necessitates replacing the Kansas Fair Board secretary manager. Atty. Gen. William Ferguson will decide on possible criminal action and present recommendations to the fair board's executive committee. Don Wiggins has been suspended since October 17 during the audit.
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Open House At Gill Building Draws About 750 Visitors
About 750 persons visited the Gill Building at 901 Tenn. St. during its Sunday afternoon open house. The new structure houses M. R. Gill Real Estate, Dwight Sickles Insurance, and the Barret Fitch North & Co investment office. Employees and wives greeted guests and refreshments were served.
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Almanac forecasts and cautious forecast on winter weather
The article notes woolly worms crossing highways and compares Farmers Almanac predictions of a warmer winter with snow of seven inches. Hagerstown Almanack predicts rain or snow on 21 days in early 1964, with seventeen fair and cold days. Meteorologist J Murray Mitchell Jr warns to prepare for cold, though details remain hedged.
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Multiple Vehicle Crashes Logged Across Lawrence Area
Police report shows a series of weekend crashes in Lawrence and nearby areas. Drivers include Bruce Bair Kerry Ott Darlene Schultz Laymon Percival Margaret Merrill J Karen Sommer Gerald Smith Joe Pennell and others with damages ranging from 125 to 1250 dollars. No fatalities noted.
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Insurance, Wife Thompson's Goal, Prosecutor Says
In Minneapolis the attorney T Eugene Thompson was accused of arranging his wife Carol Thompson s murder to collect more than 1 million in life insurance and to marry another woman. Prosecutor William Randall named Norman Mastrian as the man paid to hire the killer and said Mastrian hired two others who were rejected. The actual killers Dick W Anderson and Mastrian are held on first degree murder charges. Mrs Thompson mother of four was bludgeoned and stabbed to death in St Paul last March 6.
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October Weather Summary for Lawrence Area
Rainfall fell heavily in the southwest near Worden where Walter Schwarz recorded 4.54 inches. Yearly total reaches 22.74 inches versus a 31.32 normal. October mean in Lawrence was 70.08, with a 34 degree low on Oct 29 and a 39 degree maximum daily range on Oct 2. Eight rainy days, seven thunder days, sixteen clear days, fourteen partly cloudy days, one cloudy day and one fog morning.
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KP & L Open House Scheduled at New Offices
KP and L announces an open house at its new 9th and Tenn offices this Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. A men’s cooking demonstration is set for 9:30 a.m. The building, leased long term, is owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association and represents a new heating and lighting concept.
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Prairie chicken limits reported in Kansas hunting weekend
Prairie chickens were plentiful Saturday and Sunday yet few hunters reached the two bird limit in Kansas. One hunter said Saturday favored birds more than hunters, while Sunday morning was slow until about 3 p.m. when birds returned to feeding areas and several hunters earned their limits.
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Lawrence United Fund Campaign Near Goal After Slow Weekend
The Lawrence UF total reached about $63,000 early today, $9,900 short of the $72,900 goal. Officials expect several agencies to report soon and remain hopeful for a wrap-up by late this week or early next.
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Blackened Lights Cause Fatal Harlem River Car Crash
An auto with 12 occupants plunged into the Harlem River after vandals disabled warning lights at Lincoln Avenue Bronx. Eleven died, including four children. one survivor, I Martin ez, 40, escaped with wife and two children perishing. The crash followed a christening party. investigators note the river depth and timber railing.
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KU and Kansas State Leaders Share Humorous Exchange
Lawrence event featured Chancellor Clarke Wescoe and President James McCain in a light rivalry as alumni directors met. McCain joked about K State being home and basketball priorities, while Wescoe teased a turkey analogy amid a damp day. Cleanup Week in Lawrence opened with city sanitation officials reporting steady progress and residents urged to place trash out early for efficient collection through the week.
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Deer Fatalities Prompt Call for Deer Runs on Highways
Two more deer died in area wrecks over the weekend and today near Lawrence and Lecompton. State game protector Eddie Bond reports about 22 deer killed or hit this year and urges drivers to slow down as deer move through January. He proposes two new deer runs with signs on Highway 40 between Big Springs and Lecompton, and on the turnpike west of Lecompton road. Deer movements are rising and drivers must heed signs to prevent serious crashes.
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High Twelve to Host NFO Leader Speech
Irvin Stoneback regional director of the National Farmers Organization will speak at the Tuesday luncheon of the High Twelve Club at the Eldridge Hotel. Stoneback will discuss the operation and goals of the NFO.
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