Long Wins Missouri Senate Seat In Tight Victory
Senator Edward V. Long, a Democrat, defeats Republican Crosby Kemper Jr. for a full term in the U.S. Senate as final returns show Long leading by about 130000 votes with 4,200 of 4427 precincts reported. Kemper carries Jackson County and St Louis County in a notable split ticket pattern across Missouri.
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Kansas City
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Kemper
Missouri
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St. Louis County
Lawrence K. Roos
Francis Kennedy
Clarksville
Senate
Thomas C. Hennings
D-St. Louis
Sen. Long
Joseph M. Badgett
Holman
Badgett
Morgan M. Moulder
Camdenton
Acacial Lodge No 9 AF and AM Meets Thursday
ACACIAL LODGE No 9 AF and AM holds a stated communication on Thursday November 8 at 7 30 p m Visitors are welcome Harold E Blitch W M Joseph K Garbutt Secy-Adv
Koerper to Lead Potts Woodbury Creative Team KC
Kerwin Koerper, longtime Hallmark Cards advertising executive, will join Potts Woodbury Advertising Agency of Kansas City as vice president and creative director. The KU 1952 graduate and Harvard alum brings national ad experience and work with KU alumni and fund advisory roles in Lawrence.
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Potts- Woodbury
Lawrence
KU Greater University Fund
Democrats lead in five undecided races across nation
In five undecided races Democrats led in two and Republicans in three. Kennedy era coattails boosted a Senate landslide for the Democrats in New England as Kennedy’s brother John gave up a seat to become president. Governors shifted in several states with mixed outcomes.
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Michigan
Congress
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Wayne County
John Swainson
James A. Rhodes
Michael V. DiSalle
Robert Taft Jr
Frank J. Lausche
Scranton
Richardson Dilworth
Joseph S. Clark
Incomplete Kansas Election Returns Show Narrow Races
Unofficial results from 2,935 of 2,964 precincts list U S Senate regular term Carlson leading Smith 381 079 to 218 161 and unexpired term Pearson 338 636 ahead of Aylward 255 365. Governor Anderson 333 853 over Saffels 285 210 with congressional races led by Dole 101 877 over Breeding 80 677 in the 1st district.
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Pearson
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Anderson
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Breeding
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Kehoe
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Shriver
Wetzel
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Myers
Taxis rule moves amid zone system confusion
City commissioners study taxi regulation after drivers follow schedules amid a complex zone system. Mayor Barteldes announces Glenn Kappelman to the Human Relations Commission to fill Max Thomas’s vacancy. The panel approves a $9,080 bid to build concrete tennis courts at Centennial and Edgewood parks and considers stadium expansion, street vacating near Kansas University Memorial Stadium, paving, and apartment zoning at 5th and Colorado Streets.
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Human Relations Commission
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Lawrence Construction Co
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Sunset Hill
Centennial Park
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Maple Lane
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Lawrence Public Schools Publish Quarterly Parent Report
The Lawrence Public Schools release a quarterly report for parents outlining board members duties and central office and school structure. Additional issues will cover broader school information and patrons can obtain copies at the Board of Education or by calling. Also, Toys for Toys drives seek large toys and funds before December, with smaller toy donations downtown in barrels. A City Engineer injured by stepping on a nail while caring for foundling kittens requires stitches and crutches, sparking light chatter about his role. People-to-People at KU begins a drive to host visiting foreign students in the Lawrence area.
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PTP Seeks Hosts for Thanksgiving International Students
PTP leaders aim to place 100 students for Thanksgiving. Hosts can contact Judy Hill or Jane Darrah at VI 3-3910 or call the PTP office in the Kansas Union at VI 3-2700, Extension 500.
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PTP
Judy Hill
Jane Darrah
Kansas Union
Death notices for Ernest Owens at Valleyview Rest Home
Ernest Owens of 706 North Y Street died this morning at Valleyview Rest Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Bowser Lee Mortuary. No survivors are listed.
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Valleyview Rest Home
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Funeral services held for Hope Myers in Altus
Funeral services were Saturday in Altus Oklahoma for Mrs. Hope Myers 76 of Homestead Florida a former Lawrence resident She died Friday She was born in Caldwell Kansas and attended local schools later earning a nursing degree at Kansas University She leaves two daughters Mrs Bucumus and Mrs Knotts two sisters Mrs Fox and Mrs Jones two brothers Dr Fox and Paul Fox and four grandchildren
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Homestead
Fla
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Caldwell
Kan
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Belleville
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Germany
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Sam Jones
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Kissimmee
Johnson Richard Levi Johnson obituary in Lawrence area
Richard Levi Johnson 50 of 16 N. H St died Tuesday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Resident of Lawrence since 1954, funeral services are 2 p.m. Saturday at the Salina Chapel Funeral Home, with calling hours at Cooper-Warren Mortuary until Friday noon. Survivors include wife Thelma, a daughter Corinne, five sons Carl Bobby Arnold Wayne and Darold, father Levi Johnson, sister Arlene Akers, brother Floyd Johnson, and one grandchild. Wayne and Darold are in the U.S. Army and Air Force respectively.
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Fresno
Calif
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Floyd Johnson
Nehru Accepts Menon Departure From Cabinet
New Delhi AP Nehru announced his decision to accept V K Krishna Menon’s offer to leave the Indian Cabinet. Menon had been demoted from defense to defense production a week earlier amid criticism over India’s defense against China. Non Communist parties plan mass demonstrations at Parliament’s emergency session to address military questions and demand outlawing the Communist party.
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Countywide election yields new county officials and constitutional amendments
Ralph King won the county attorney race with 7 465 votes to replace Wes Norwood who did not seek a second term. Other officials re elected include Delbert Mathia Harold Beck Charles Rankin Fred Broeker Dr Jim Reed and Lucille E Alison. Elmer Ousdahl was unopposed for county commissioner with 2 253 votes. Voters approved the legislature pay raise amendment 4 766 to 3 349 and the 45 day residence law 6 704 to 1 542. All three State Supreme Court justices were retained. Party officials noted low turnout due to lack of county races.
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Delbert Mathia
Harold Beck
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Jim Reed
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Elmer Ousdahl
Supreme Court
Democrats Sweep Gubernatorial Races Amid Broad U.S. Gains
The 1964 results show Democrats winning 17 governorships to 13 for Republicans, with wins across Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Iowa Nebraska New Mexico Hawaii and more. Republicans carry states including Arizona Colorado Idaho Kansas Maine Michigan New York Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota Wyoming. Governors elected include DiSalle Rhodes Morrison Campbell Mechem Burns Kennedy Peabody Bellman and Atkinson.
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Rumsey Funeral Home Service Advertisement Notice
A service of quiet dignity and beauty is announced by Rumsey Funeral Home. The notice lists a memorial arrangement and IVI 3 S111 Adv details for those seeking guidance on arrangements.
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Lawrence High Principal Wherry Undergoes Minor Surgery
Neal M. Wherry principal of Lawrence High School was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for non serious corrective surgery today.
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Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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