Docking clemency probe voices and political pulls
Speakers assail Governor Docking for parole patterns and alleged legal payments. Attorney General cites cases before the board, with criticism of political meddling and campaign connections. Ellsworth reports outside money targeting the Second District as GOP turnout urged.
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Leigh
Docking
Anderson
Joseph McDowell
Wyandotte County
McDowell
Robert E. Crump Jey
Ronald Graham
U. S
Andrew Schoeppel
Robert Ellsworth
Schoeppel
Frank Theis
Ellsworth
Senate
Richard Nixon
Kansas City
House of Representatives
United Steel Workers of America
Crowds Forecast for KU Nebraska Game at Memorial Stadium
Weather and gate sales fuel hopes for a near 30 000 turnout at Memorial Stadium for the KU Nebraska game. Officials note rival college games may siphon about 2000 fans while KU remains favored to win by two to three touchdowns and claim the Big Eight title with wins over NU Colorado and Missouri.
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Kansas Univrsity
Ku-Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Missouri
Colorado
Columbia
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Manhattan
Kansas
Cornhuskers
Advisory Group Meets on Oread
Eleven of twelve members of the Engi neering and Architecture School advisory board at Kansas University met to inspect facilities and confer with faculty. New members included Fred C. Koch and Robert F. Kuhnlein among others, with discussions on curricula course content and research policies.
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Engineering and Architecture School of Kansas University
John S. McNown
Fred C. Koch
Rock Islands Oil and Refining Co
Wichita
Robert F. Kuhnlein
Sheffield
Armco Steel Corp
Kansas City
Robert E. Mann
Hutchinson
R. Burton Power
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc
Newark
Deane Ackers
Kansas Power & Light Co
Topeka
Charles N. Kimball
Midwest Research Institute
Stanley Learned
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
William Muchnic
Locomotive Finished Materials Co
Atchison
C. G. Roush
Missouri Valley District
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Charles E. Spahr
The
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Ohio
N. T. Veatch
Black & Veatch
Unemployment Increase Reported Ahead of Election
Washington Post cites an unexpected October rise in unemployment by 200000 with 300000 fewer people at work and a potential 400000 drop normal, noting farm job declines while manufacturing stays crucial. The post claims 67.5 million employed, but source figures remain undisclosed and official release is scheduled after the election.
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Washington
Washington Post
Labor Department
Galbraith
America
Emblems Awarded to 13 At Mineral Products Division
Thirteen employees will be honored at the sixth annual award dinner of the Mineral Products Division of Food Machinery and Chemical Corp. at the Hotel Eldridge Big Eight Room. Eleven receive five year pins and two get ten year pins. G. M. Stark is resident manager.
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Mineral Products Division of Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
Eldridge
C. Dean Elliott
Eugene R. Emery
Marguerite S. Hayes
Harold M. McArdle
LeRoy Mzhickteno
George B. Perdue
Gerald E. Petrie
John R. Reardon
Raymond J. Shaffery
Alan P. Vausbinder
Allen K. Winter
Leonard D. Barr
Elfriede F. Rowe
G. M. Stark
Mack Sennett Dies at 76 in Woodland Hills
Hollywood mourns film pioneer Mack Sennett founder of riotous slapstick died today at the Motion Picture County House and Hospital in Woodland Hills. The veteran producer starred in and shaped early screen comedy.
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Hollywood
APP
Mack Sennett
Motion Picture County House and Hospital
Woodland Hills
Memorial Hospital Births Report Across Local Homes
A list from Memorial Hospital notes births and parental details including Nancy Jean Gallup 848 W 21st and Mr and Mrs Charles LeRoux 842 N Y with newborn sons. Other families cited include Mrs Ethel Wing Tonganoxie and Mr and Mrs Fred Wing also of Tonganoxie welcoming a daughter.
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Ethel Wing
Tonganoxie
Nancy Jean Gallup
W. 21St
William Kline
Linwood
Barbara LeRoux
N.Y
Harold Rose
Wellsville
Esther Rose
Dolores Palmer
Tenn
Julius Lincoln
Topeka
Margie
Miller
Route 2
Jessie Pipes
Ohio
James Richard Brown
Cadet
Lowry Anderson
Mass
Frank Watson
McLouth
John Ahim
Mitchell
Albert Wright Hl
Donald Barta
Fred Wing
Charles LeRoux
Robert Palmer
Presidential advisors loom in tight Nixon Kennedy race
In a Saturday column, Dolph C. Simons argues advisors to Nixon and Kennedy could shape U.S. policy more than the candidates themselves. He highlights Walter Reuther Chester Bowles and John Galbraith as influential voices and warns about radical economic changes under Galbraith if Kennedy wins.
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Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
U.S
Nixon
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Chester Bowles
China
Chou En-Lai
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Harvard
J. R. Galbraith
Galbraith
CPA
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Massachusetts
Prof
Lighting Fund Expands With Two More Gifts
The downtown Christmas lighting fund receives two new contributions the Lawrence Dixie Shop with 25.00 and Mr. and Mrs. Fred J Brown with 5.00 bringing the total to 5528.50. New poles ordered for Massachusetts Street will be installed starting Nov 14 and lights are planned to be turned on Nov 25.
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Lawrence Dixie Shop
Fred J. Brown
Massachusetts Street
Baltic Sea Freezes Over Long Winters Due to Low Salt
Low salinity keeps large areas of the Baltic Sea frozen for three to five months each winter, hindering maritime traffic and affecting regional shipping and fishing industries.
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Becauss
Baltic Sea
KU Musical Opens Monday As 2nd Major Production
The Kansas University Theater presents its second major production of the season with The Most Happy Fella opening at 8 p.m. Monday in Murphy Hall under Tom P. Rea. Norman Atkins will star as Tony, with a cast including Phil Harris Cleo Joyce Malicky Sharon Tebbenkamp Janet Wagner Harry Hopkins Larry Sneegas and Dick Wright. Conductors Robert Baustian and Clayton Krehbiel lead the orchestra and chorus as tickets sell quickly for the run through Nov. 9 with several hundred seats still available for Monday and Tuesday nights.
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Kansas University Theater
Murphy Hall
Tom P. Rea
Tony
Norman Atkins
New York City Center Opera Co
Lawrence
EU Dramatists
Atkins
New York Philharmonic
Boston Symphony
Philadelphia Symphony
Cleveland Symphony
Hollywood Bowl
Grant Park
Chicago
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Prokokiev
Salome and
Poulenc
New York City
Tosca
Robert Baustian
Clayton Krehbiel
the Cashier
Phil Harris
Columbus
Cleo
Joyce Malicky
Bald- Win
Rosabella
Sharon Tebbenkamp
Salisbury
Marie
Janet Wagner
Belleville
Ill
Herman
Harry Hopkins
Reno
Nev
Joe
Larry Sneegas
Ohio
Giuseppe
Dick Wright
Pasqualle
Judge voices belief of murder in Finch trial twist
In Los Angeles the judge told jurors on day 17 of the second Finch trial that he believes a murder occurred. Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff faced a divided jury as the judge challenged the defendants' explanations and cited a key witness's testimony as more credible.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Superior Court
LeRoy Dawson
Barbara Jean Finch
Grant B. Cooper
Dawson
Miss Tregoff
John Patrick Cody
Minneapolis
Cody
Olympians to be Honored at Nebraska Kansas Game
Six Kansas University students and alumni from the 1960 U S Olympic team and the NCAA champions track squad will be honored at halftime of the Nebraska Kansas football game. Among those recognized are Allen Kelley Terry Beucher Bill Alley Clif Cushman Lt Bill Nieder and Al Oerter plus coach M E Bill Easton and other 1959 1960 NCAA champions in dashes javelin and middle distance events.
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Kansas University
Allen Kelley
Peoria
Ill
U.S
Kansas
Terry Beucher
Bill Alley
Clif Cushman
Bill Nieder
Presidio
Calif
al Oerter
New York City
Nieder
Oerter
M. E
Bill” Easton
Paul Williams
Charley Tidwell
Darwin Ashbaugh
Bob Tague
Billy Mills
Bill Dotson
Beucher
Alley
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Andrew McDonald
Springfield
Frank Mandeville
Bill Hargiss
A. C. Lonborg
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Peniten
Dale Spiegel
Harold Blansett
Joe McDowell
Pardon and Parole Board
Thomas Lysaught
Huron
Iggeking
Harry J. Shurtz
Parole Board
Democratic Party
Montgomery
John Brink
State Highway Commission
Collins
Board of Regents
George Collins
Corporation Commission
Bell Telephone
Kanas
Central Committee
Ethel High
J. D. King
Don Hults
Hults
King
State
Mrs. High
Douglas County
District Court
Hugh Means
Oread
Dolph C. Simons
Madison Avenue
Eggheads
Endowment Association
Greater University Fund
Associated Press
High Low
City Center
New York
Frank Loesser
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th
Wembed National Seleceit
Cr. nIsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
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