Rockefeller in California for talks on GOP race
Governor Nelson Rockefeller arrived in Los Angeles for a day of speeches and meetings with California Republicans amid rising speculation he seeks the presidential nomination. Supporters greeted him with a brass band while Nixon backers wore Nixon buttons. Rockefeller said his California trip is outreach not an invasion and aims to discuss issues with GOP leaders.
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Los Angeles
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Los Angeles International
Nixon
International
Burbank
California
Whittier
Teeman Ed Shattuck
National
Opening of Malls Nov 19 If Weather Allows
The Malls Shopping Center at 23rd and La. Sts. is set to open Thursday Nov 19 pending surfacing plans and weather. Harry Starks manager of the Jones department store plans to open early next week if no delays occur. The Jones store will offer clothing shoes and household goods for all ages and may have other tenants open ahead of the grand opening. Boxer's Springfield Missouri chain owns Jones with stores there and in Waynesville.
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Ping Center
Harry Starks
Jones Department Store
Starks
Carousel Shop
Mass St
Lawrence
Jones
Stanley W. Boxer
Springfield
Waynesville
Boxer
Mrs. Helen Nethery Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Mrs. Helen Nethery of Kansas City Kansas and a former Lawrence resident died early this morning at Bethany Hospital in Kansas City. Funeral arrangements are pending. Survivors include four sisters Howie Bryant of Berkeley California Fanny Bryant of Denver Colorado Dorothy Jean Jackson of Kansas City Kansas and Kathryn Dimery of 1309 North J Street.
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Helen Nethery
Kansas To
Kan
Lawrence Sident
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Helen Wards
Lawrence
Howie Bryant
Berkeley
Calif
Fanny Bryant
Denver
Colo
Dorothy Jean Jackson
Kathryn Dimery
N. J. St
Brigadoon Comes to KU Theatre in Imaginary Village Musical
KU Theatre stages Brigadoon from November 16 to 21 set in a mythical Scottish village that appears once a century. About 60 actors plus a bagpipe player perform across 10 sets with elaborate period costumes by Herb Camburn. Tickets at the theater box office and Bell's Music Store.
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C. B. Francisco
Sidney Berger
Brooklyn
N. Y
Winfield
Berger
Scotland
New York
Herb Camburn
Camburn
Pheasant Season Marred by Accidents and Near Misses
A local hunter recalls a busy field as pheasant season opened with several accidents and near misses. He describes a group crossing a field when a car arrived and two to three hunters exited. One woman aimed a gun at the oncoming party but the gun jammed and no injuries occurred.
Court fines and divorce cases listed in local notices
In the Courts Police Court Mildred Mum ford and others were fined for traffic violations including failure to yield improper lane usage and speeding with fines ranging from 5 to 15 dollars. County Court listed multiple speeding stop sign and tail light offenses. Divorce cases include Ruth Moll versus Roy W Moll.
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Mildred Mumford
Walnut
Mildred Frederick
W. 4Th
Marcel Rolin
McLouth
Carl Craig
A.I
Stephen Holloway
Emery
Norman Blessman
Ind
Gary Max Kufahl
1000 Brook
Hubert J. Biggs
Stillwell
Howard A. Mischlich
Edward Shawbaker
Eudora
Darrell R. Prock
DeSoto
Kenneth E. Whaley
Larry Edwards
Ruth Moll
Roy W. Moll
WREN to Air Lion Tilt Friday Night Football
WREN of Topeka will carry the Lawrence Highland Park game live from Topeka Friday night. Broadcast begins 7 45 p m with kickoff at 8. Bob Fromme will be at the microphone. Lawrence aims for its 39th straight win and fourth straight state title.
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WREN
Topeka
Lawrence-Highland Park
Bob Fromme
Lawrence
KU Fresh Radio to Air Kansas Missouri Freshmen Game
The Kansas and Missouri freshmen football clash at Columbia Friday will be broadcast on KUOK and KLWN. Kickoff is 3 pm with pregame at 2 55 from KU radio students handling the transmission.
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Kansas-Missouri
Columbia
KUOK
KLWN
KU Radio
Veterans Day ceremony planned at Baker Ottawa game Friday
Lawrence list notes a halftime observance for Veterans Day at the Baker University Ottawa University football game in Baldwin. Veterans groups are invited to participate, with Baker Pep Club directing activities to honor fallen servicemen.
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Baker University-Ottawa University
Baldwin
Baker Pep Club
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Pregnant Prisoner Case Triggers Dismissals of Three Memphis Deputies
Sheriff M A Hinds fires three jail deputies amid probe of the pregnant prisoner case. Two deputies deny allegations of improper relations and say they refused a lie detector test. The dismissals involve men inside the jail and relate to other women inmates, with separate affidavits from Shelby Jean Pettyjohn and Sheila Swann cited.
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Memphis, Tenn
M. A. Hinds
Kenneth Mattox
David Climer
Hinds
Lela Fay Fleck
John Chesley Lowry
Shelby Jean Pettyjohn
Memphis
Sheila Swann
Winston-Salem
N.C
Rhode Island State Name Full Title Unveiled
The phrase Rhode Island and Providence Plantations is identified as the complete official name of the state of Rhode Island. The statement clarifies historical naming and its official status in government records.
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Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations
State of
Rhode Island
National Science Foundation Grants KU 252300 for Math Institute
The National Science Foundation awards Kansas University $252 300 for an academic year Institute for High School Teachers of Mathematics 1960 61 directed by Dr Lee M Sonneborn KU will host 48 high school math teachers with stipends of 3000 each plus dependent allowances and travel The program is in its fifth year and KU resumes as a participant alongside eight institutions nationwide
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National Science Foundation
Kansas University
Lee M. Sonneborn
Foundation
Russell Bradt
San Diego State College
Illinois University
Notre Dame University
Louisiana State University
Boston College
Minnesota University
Puerto Rico University
Manhunt Ends as Suspect Captured After North-Central Kansas Chase
A man who stole $100 from a closed filling station fled north of Belleville then east on U S 36. After a pursuit by offi cers led to a crash, he fled on foot and was later captured at the Leon Chizek farm northeast of Cuba. Airman James Williams, 20, described the scene near Cuba as ant swarm frightened him.
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Tallent
Baldwin
Concordia
Belleville
U.S. 36
Vernon Hoover
Cuba
Leon Chizek
Kan
James Williams
Local Livestock Forum Scheduled for Tonight
The Lawrence National Bank hosts its third annual livestock forum at 7 30 tonight in the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt Streets. About 150 people are expected including farmers 44H members and FFA members. A panel discussion with the Kansas City stockyards and a prices future outlook talk will be followed by a Q and A moderated by Jack Kroeck. Five cattle hogs and sheep experts will participate with refreshments served afterward.
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Lawrence National Bank
Vt. Sts
FFA
Kansas City
Jack Kroeck
Agricultural Service Department
Wdaf-Tv
Wdaf Radio
AP reprimands top columnist Hal Boyle after pay dispute
The AP reprimands columnist Hal Boyle for accepting $1000 for a personal appearance at a Max Hess store dinner in Allen town Pennsylvania in July 1955. It affirms editorial policy and notes Boyle wrote unrelated newsworthy features from 1951 to 1958 and did not reuse Hess in subsequent columns.
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Associated Press
Max Hess
Allentown
Boyle
Hess
Memorial Hospital Births Reported Across Communities
List of new mothers and newborns from several towns including Amos Hodson of Otho Lewis Eudora and Evelyn Mor ris at Memorial Hospital. Names cover Conn 1308 and Ind 909 addresses, noting baby girls and boys born to Pearson Chiddix Clower and Hicks households today.
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Amos Hodson
Otho Lewis
Eudora
Evelyn Morris
Conn
Dorothy E. Vantuyl
Marybeth Cupp
Ind
Jo Anne Hicks
Hillview
Helen Rothwell
W. 22Nd
Helen Harmon
Val Finney
DeSoto
Jeffrey Moffet
Hazel Shaw
Rosetta Rumbaugh
R.I
Clara Ellsworth
Mae Shrader
Meriden
Burgert
N.H
Evelyn Mathia
Edwardsville
Maria Pearson
Baldwin
Carolyn Chiddix
Orawkie
Eugene Clower
New Jersey Farm Bureau Plans Cranberry Juice Cocktails
The New Jersey Farm Bureau announced it will serve cranberry juice cocktails as usual at its annual meeting in Someville on November 18 and 19.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey Farm Bureau
Someville
Labor power in politics sparks stern warning on free enterprise
Hungarian native Nyaradi warns that growing labor influence risks pushing America toward socialism and communism within 15 to 20 years. He calls for checks and balances, rejects federal aid to education, and argues for vigilance to preserve free enterprise and academic freedom.
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America
England
Nyaradi
Local residents listed among Kansas public notice names
A detailed roll of local individuals from multiple Kansas towns appears in the notice. Names include Chesney D. Floyd Ness City, Robert Guenther Augusta, Robert J. Gump Wichita, Paul Hale Columbus, Dale Hall Mission, Alan Hamilton Hutchinson, James Hayes El Dorado, Steven Kedden Colby, Russell Hirst Hutchinson, Gary Hoffer Newton, Richard Humphreys Hutchinson, Warren Keller Winfield, David Kroenlein Wichita, Bert Mitchell Salina, Charles Murphy Jr. Salina, Edwin Nordstrom Newton, Richard Shaffer Pratt, Franklin Shobe Great Bend, Paul Shumard Dodge City, Stephens Smiley Norton, Frank Thompson Iola, Ralph Tremain Salina, Jerry Ulrich Iola, John Weaver Emporia, David White Salina, Jeffrey Wilson Kansas City, Russell Woody Hill City, Robert Yager Emporia.
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Chesney D. Floyd
Ness City
Robert Guenther
Augusta
Robert J. Gump
Wichita
Paul L. Hale
Columbus
Dale Hall
Mission
Alan D. Hamilton
Hutchinson
James Hayes
el Dorado
Steven K. Kedden
Colby
Russell A. Hirst
Gary I. Hoffer
Newton
Richard §. Humphreys
Warren D. Keller
Winfield
David F. Kroenlein
Bert B. Mitchell
Salina
Charles R.murphy, Jr
Edwin A. Nordstrom
Richard D. Shaffer
Pratt
Franklin D. Shobe
Great Bend
Paul C. Shumard
Dodge City
Stephens A. Smiley
Norton
Frank W. Thompson
Iola
Ralph R. Tremain
Jerry L. Ulrich
John Weaver
Emporia
David A. White
Jeffrey V. Wilson
Kansas City
Russell
Masonic Banquet Honors Pike Sesquicentennial Class
The Lawrence Scottish Rite Bodies held a fall reunion banquet in the Masonic Temple honoring 16 fall class members, the Pike Sesquicentennial Fall Class, and a biographical address on Albert Pike by Dr. Claude Young. About 400 attendees, wives invited, spring class plans for next February or March.
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Lawrence
Masonic Temple
Albert Pike
Pike
Claude Young
Washington, D.C
Benjamin H. Bowen
Fred J. Brown
Robert L. Ellis
Thomas G. Ingram
Lloyd H
Kansas University Wins First Round in Moot Court Match
In St Louis AP report Kansas University Washington South Dakota won first round regional moot court at Washington University law school. Kansas defeated St Louis South Dakota beat Creighton Washington beat Kansas City Univ. losers eliminated. Eight remain. Finalists to meet regional winners next month. Case concerns invasion of privacy by administrators in welfare home entry for child placement.
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ST. Louis
Kansas
Washington
South Dakota
Washington University Law School
Creighton
Kansas City University
Kentucky
Louisville
Missouri
Nebraska
Washburn University
Tennesee Williams Early Career as Strand Theater Usher
The playwright Tennesee Williams once served as an usher at the Strand Theater on Broadway, a formative job in his early years shaping his stagecraft.
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Tennesee Williams
Strand Theater
Broadway
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