Third Try Pays For N Y Crooks In Friday Theft
Five men in police disguises robbed a New York gem shipment car carrying about $1 million in jewels. The drivers and five messengers fled. two bandits were seen in police uniforms before the heist. Part of the loot was found abandoned near West 41st Street, with tire marks suggesting transfer to another vehicle.
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NEW York
Midtown Manhattan
Gem 7
Louis Moots
Ridgefield
N.J
Moots
AAA Jewelers Service
West 41St Street
Voice of Democracy Contest Opens For 1963 64 Theme
The 217th Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the VFW with NBC and state broadcasters partners invites high school juniors and seniors from public private and parochial schools. State winners receive a five day all expense trip to Philadelphia Valley Forge and Washington. Details available from Lawrence High principal Dana Kahler or CPO Jack Tatum USN chairman for Lawrence VFW Post 852.
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Voice of Democracy
U.S
Overbrook Crowned 1963 Homecoming Royalty After Win
Overbrook High crowned Kathy Jones and Ronnie Skaggs homecoming queen and king after a 54 to 19 victory over Scranton High. Attendants included Jackie Maichel Pam O Bryhim John Cooper and Jim Hepner. Activities featured a pep rally and student alumni dance with Reba Turner leading the Pep Club.
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Kathy Jones
Ronnie Skaggs
Overbrook
Scranton High
Overbrook High School
Miss Jones
Kenneth Jones
FHA
Bob Nells
Skaggs
A. L. Skaggs
Jackie »Maichel
George Maichel
Pam
O’ Bryhim
Bernard O’bryhim
John ‘Cooper
C. H. Cooper
Jim Hepner
G. C. Hepner
Reba Turner
Air Force Speaker to Address KU ROTC Students
Lieutenant Charles Neubauer of the Air Force will speak to Kansas University ROTC students at 3 30 p m Wednesday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union.
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Charles Neubauer
USAF
Kansas University
The
Kansas Union
Kansas Universities and Business Push for State Growth
Kansas leaders in Wichita urge universities to lead industry collaboration. They stress joint state action, regional cooperation, and stronger public relations to attract manufacturing, with KU and Wichita Univ urged to build closer ties and drive economic development over the next decade.
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Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Army General to Speak at Lawrence Rotary Veterans Day Meeting
Brig. Gen. Elias C. Townsend, commandant of the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, will address the Lawrence Rotary Club Monday Veterans Day event. He'll be introduced by Col. Clyde Jones, KU ROTC commander. Townsend, Georgia native and 1935 start, has served since August at Fort Leavenworth after duties with Second Army. Three KU ROTC cadets Larry Heeb, Montague Davis, and William Texter will attend the luncheon.
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Elias C. Townsend
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Levenworth
Lawrence
Second Army
Ft. Meade
Georgia
Georgia University
Kansas University
Larry Heeb
L. J. Heeb
Montague Davis
Mission
William Texter
Leavenworth
City and county offices closed for Veterans Day in Lawrence
Most city and county offices will be closed Monday for the federal Veterans Day observance. Postal windows close but holiday pickups and special deliveries proceed. Lawrence banks will be open. Schools follow regular schedules. A Kansas University sophomore shared a limerick about the chancellor Clarke, which amused faculty and prompted a reply from the chancellor.
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Lawrence Banks
Youth Representative Shultz to Speak at Assembly of God
Rev. Leland G. Shultz college youth representative of the Assemblies of God will speak at 11 a.m. Sunday in the First Assembly of God Church at 13th and Mass. Sts. He edits Campus Ambassador and oversees more than 12,000 secular college students.
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Leland G. Shultz
Assemblies of God
Assembly of God Church
13Th
Mass
Shultz
California
Rev. Shultz
Southern California College
Costa Mesa
California-Nevada
Jerseyville
Ill
Oakland
Calif
Slayton
Minn
Sherburn
Death of Emil B. Dade, KU economics professor
Funeral services for Emil B. Dade, professor of economics and business administration at Kansas University since 1938, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. William J. Moore officiating. Burial follows at Wild Mead Cemetery in Nickerson. Pallbearers include L. Martin Jones and John Blocker. honorary pallbearers are F. T. Stockton and John Ise. Memorials may go to the Emil B. Dade fund administered by the Endowment Association.
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Emil B. Dade
Kansas University
Rumsey
William J. Moore
Wild Mead Cemetery
Nickerson
L. Martin Jones
John Blocker
Richard Howey
H. K. L'Ecuyer
W. Keith Weltmer
Arno Knapper
Howard Stettler
Frank Pinet
Leland Pritch
Secret Fraternity Strikes Back at Student Publication
Kansas State University faces aggressive action as the state board of regents authorizes dismissal for Theta Nu Epsilon members. The Collegiate reports that TNE materials were present, including a mock homecoming pamphlet stamped “TNE approved,” with fictitious names and a suggestive poem.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
The
Collegiate
Chester Peters
State Board of Regents
Theta Nu Epislon
Chuck Powers
TNE
K-State
Peters
Board of Regents
Kansas
Kansas State
Local Church to Hold Evangelistic Services
Revival meetings run nightly at 7 30 from November 10 to 15 at the First Church of God located at 11th and N Sts. Guest evangelists are Rev and Mrs David Stephenson of Dunbar West Virginia graduates of Gulf Coast Bible College in Houston Texas Rev Stephenson plays guitar and Mrs Stephenson plays piano Rev Frank Duncan is the church pastor.
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Church of God
11Th and
N. H. Sts
David Stephenson
Pussyfoot Johnson’s Widow Dies at 82 in Rockford
Mrs. Mae Light Stanley Johnson 82 of Rockford Illinois died Tuesday November 5 while living with daughter Mrs. Robert Nethercut. A former Lawrence resident taught at Haskell Institute. Surviving family includes three sisters Naomi Light Grace Light and Mrs William P Shott a daughter Mrs Nethercut a son Arnold A Stanley and two grandsons William Nethercut and Peter Stanley.
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William E. Johnson
Rockford Ill
Robert Nethercut
Johnson
Mae Light Stanley
Lawrence
Stanley
Haskell Institute
Constance
Arnold
Kansas University
Mass
Grace Light
Brooklyn
N. Y
William P. Shott
Hemet
Calif
Rockford
Ill
Arnold A. Stanley
Syracuse
N.Y
William Nethercut
Columbia University
New York
Peter Stanley
Harvard University
Boston
Longtime De Soto farmer Herman S. Cook dies at 93
Herman S. Cook 93 died Friday in a Topeka hospital after an extended illness. Born April 14, 1870 near DeSoto, he farmed in the De Soto Emporia and Baldwin areas. Surviving are six children, 14 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral 1 p.m. Monday Parker Funeral Home Topeka. Burial DeSoto Cemetery.
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Herman S. Cook
Topeka
DeSoto
Emporia
Baldwin
Clara May Fargo
Prairie Center
Cook
Marlin Cook
Maurice Cook
Mattie Ewbank
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mildred Kollenborn
Stockton
Calif
Vera Barkley
Tecumseh
Parker Funeral Home
DeSoto Cemetery
Farm Bureau Board to Meet in Douglas County
Old and new members of the Douglas County Farm Bureau board will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Farm Bureau office.
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Farm Bureau
Douglas County Farm Bureau Board
Hines Ceramic Shop Opens and Evening Classes Promoted
Hines Ceramic Shop at 115 East opens 9:30 to 5 daily Monday through Saturday with evening classes on Monday and Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30. Free instruction offered to make Christmas gifts using greenware and supplies. Phone VI 2-9251.
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Hines Ceramic Shop
Greenware & Supplies
JFK Honored By Protestants at New York Event
President Kennedy addressed about 3500 Protestant representatives in New York City and received the Family of Man Award and a gold medal inscribed for creative leadership and dedicated service. Council President Rev. Arthur Lee Kinsolving praised his leadership and prayed for divine guidance.
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New York
Kennedy
Protestant Council of
New York City
Council
Family of Man
Arthur Lee Kinsolving
Royalty Crowned At McLouth High Homecoming 1963
Orpha Gensler and Mike Bear were crowned queen and king at McLouth High's 1963 Homecoming on Friday during halftime of the McLouth Oska loosa game. Gensler is senior class secretary and head cheerleader. Bear is senior class vice president, co-editor of the annual and a football letterman. Crowning attendants were first graders Sandra McAfferty and Charles Courtney. The queen received a flower bouquet and a football autographed by the team as the marching band formed a crown on the field.
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Orpha Gensler
Mike Bear
McLouth High
Miss Gensler
Oliver George
Phil Bear
McLouth
Births and Memorial Hospital Notices Worldwide
Memorial Hospital reports births and related notices including Patricia Billings Doris Schra der Jessie Walker Sue Hammond John Lahlin Jr Charles Shepard Julia Beine Alice Jackson Jane Bates and baby girl Reba Bryant and baby boy Yvonne Newberry Inez Schaffert Frederick Schaffert Lon Buzick Raymond Ingle Catherine Bowman De lores Johnson J Ann Howard Gary Walker Thelma Bryant twins and others with births on Friday and today at various addresses and locations.
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Raymond Brubaker
Patricia Billings
Hillview Rd
Doris Schrader
W. 19Th Terr
Jessie Walker
Ohio
Scott Kaiser
N. H
Sue Hammond
Mich
John F. Lahlin Jr
Eudora
Charles Shepard
Julia Beine
Alice Jackson
N.Y
Jane Bates
W. 25Th
Reba Bryant
W. 22Nd
Yvonne Newberry
Stouffer Place
Inez Schaffert
Frederick Schaffert
Lon Buzick
Sylvan Grove
Raymond Ingle
Baldwin
Catherine Bowman
Maple Lane
Delores Johnson
Kansas City
Kan
Autobahn Crisis Ties to Allied Retreats in Berlin
Berlin report traces Berlin Autobahn tensions from 1945 to 1961. It details Western officials conceding under Soviet pressure and later resisting headcounts and dismount rules for convoys. It notes key incidents at Marienborn and the 1961 wall buildup and convoy halts.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Zhukov
Clay
U.S
Glover Johns
Card of Thanks for Fern Fieber
The family of Fern Fieber thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers meals and sympathies after her death.
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Fern Fieber
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