Pope Saw Nebraska On Harvest Crew
A federal trial recounts Duane E. Pope riding with a harvest crew to Big Springs Nebraska in 1964 before a bank robbery. Witness Norman F. Adrian described Pope as diligent and trusted by families, mixing praise for his work ethic with details of summer journeys and community ties.
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Lincoln
Neb
Duane E. Pope
Big Springs
Farmers State Bank
Nebraska
Federal District Court
Pope
Norman F. Adrian
Buhler
Kan
Adrian
Ogallala
Roxbury
Lawrence United Fund top $93,000 in drive with hopes of $100,000
Lawrence United Fund total passes $93,000 as Jaycee mop up operations near completion. President George Ryan expresses optimism to reach $100,000 before the campaign ends this week and plans a United Fund Board meeting to finalize pro ration of funds for 13 agencies. The drive set a record, surpassing last year's totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence United Fund
George Ryan
Jaycee
United Fund Board
Ryan
Ford Foundation seeks successor to retiree Heald
John J. McCloy said he asked McGeorge Bundy about leading the Ford Foundation next Jan. 1. Bundy has not replied and no offer has been made. Several others are being considered for the presidency as Henry T. Heald retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. McCloy
Ford Foundation
McGeorge Bundy
Foundation
McCloy
Bundy
Johnson
Henry T. Heald
Journal World sports map lists many college teams
A fragmented OCR line catalogues colleges and teams including Kansas, Air Force, Baylor, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Indiana, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Pitt, Princeton, Cal, Stanford, TCU, Wichita, Yale, Washington and others in a broad athletics context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rkansas
Baylor
Entucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Mexico
Indiana
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ihoma State
Oregon
Pitt
Princeton
Tern
Cal
Stanford
TCU
Wichita
Yalshington
Eat Tiger Meat Week Proclaimed Ahead of MU KU clash
Mayor Ernest B. Pulliam proclaims Eat Tiger Meat Week in Lawrence as Missouri Jayhawks visit Kansas for the final regular season game. MU 6-2-1 and KU 2-7, anticipated 45 000 plus crowd and regional TV. Downtown Quarterback Club backs promotions with merchants and Gov. Avery slated to speak.
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Ernest B. Pulliam
Lawrence
Missouri
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Eldridge
Kansas Union
Mount Oread
Kansas
William Avery
Topeka
Nebraska
Huskers
Tigers
Dan Devine
Jack Mitchell
Robert Payne
Payne
Columbia
Bert Coan
Gale Gimblett resigns from Douglas County Deputy Office
Deputy Sheriff Gale Gimblett of Baldwin resigned from the Douglas County Sheriff's Department after 42 years of service. He will join Sunflower Ordnance Works, with Baldwin temporarily weighing its own policing plans and Eudora also in a similar 50-50 salary arrangement. John Miller remains as deputy sheriff there.
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Gayle Gimblett
Baldwin
Douglas County
Sheriff's Department
Rex Johnson
Johnson
Gimblett
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Eudora
John Miller
Pheasant Hunting Slow on Open Weekend in Western Kansas
Area gunners opening pheasant season reported rugged hunting with results from moderate to poor. AssistantDirector Warders noted conditions were tough but improving, urging groups of four or more to work soil bank land. Some parties found birds, others blanked as heavy cover and dry weather hindered Sicht.
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U. S. 81
Fred Warders
Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Ields
Rooks
Jewell
Lawrence
Nease
Werner Newman III
Hays
Bud Shields
Don Elliott
Bill Guffer
KU Debaters Win Contests in Edmond Oklahoma
KU debaters earned 16 wins and 8 losses across four teams at the Central State College Invitational in Edmond. Robert F Krusemark won first place extemporaneous speaking among 60 entrants while teams posted strong showings and prepare for Wichita State University next weekend.
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Kansas University
Edmond
Okla
Robert F. Krusemark
Atchison
Viet Nam
Nancy Elizabeth Wood
Tulsa
Paul Robert Falzer
Topeka
Phyllis A. Schaffer
Wichita
Irven Kelly Hayden
Atwood
Robert Barnett Ward
William Henry Ward
Krusemark
Rany Schultz
Prairie Village
University
Wichita State University
Sharon Marie Mahood
Springfield
James F. Klumpp
Coffeyville
Richard J. Hoskins
Bonner Springs
Judson Ray Briegel
Kansas City
Kansas
Ruth Alice Hatch
Evansville
Ind
William Roth Sampson
Robert H. Campbell
James Leroy McNish
Susan E. McCarty
Sedalia
Thomas Alex Weinberg
Six French oceanauts live three weeks in undersea station
Six French oceanauts completed a three week stay in an undersea station planted 325 feet deep in the Mediterranean. The project tested prolonged life underwater with research on marine biology and human endurance.
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Mediterranean
LHS Debaters Win Trophies at Four Schools
Lawrence High School debaters earned two third place trophies this weekend. Junior Steve Thurston and Kit Gunn placed third at College High School in Pittsburg after a five and one run to the quarterfinals. Seniors David Paden and Mary Ludlow finished third in the novice at Shawnee Heights with six wins and no losses.
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Betsi Nelick
Terrace Rd
Chris Saricks
Mont
Linda Ross
W. 22Nd St
Schwarz
Lance Hill
N. H
Bitsy Dellwig
Becky Owen
Maine
College High
Pittsburg
Schwinn Addresses Rotarians on Kansas Oil and Tax Policy
Tom Schwinn, executive vice president of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association, spoke to the Lawrence Rotary Club about Kansas oil production, noting the state ranks sixth in daily output and fourth in stripper wells. He argued against severance taxes, stating the industry pays its fair share and urging nondiscriminatory taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Schwinn
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Lawrence Rotary Club
Schwinn
KU Law School
Kansas
Mrs Karl Klooz Dies at KU Medical Center
Mrs Karl Klooz 1119 W Campus Rd died today at Kansas City KU Medical Center after a month in poor health. Widow of Karl Klooz former KU treasurer and Rotary Club leader. They have one married daughter in California. Private family funeral arrangements were undetermined.
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Karl Klooz
Campus Rd
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kansas University
California
Lawrence high school pool committee meets at the Virginia Inn
Lawrence city and school officials plan a possible public pool at Lawrence High School with federal aid discussions under way. Also tonight the University Woodwind Quintet performs at Kansas University Swarthout Recital Hall. Gov. Avery and KU leaders speak at the Jayhawk Fall Festival in Kansas City.
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Lawrence High School
Virginia Inn
Lawrence
Jim Schubert
The
University
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University
John Boulton
John McEldowney
Don Scheid
Austin Ledwith
Dale Bartlett
William Avery
W. Clarke Wescoe
Jayhawk
National Guard Armory
Kansas City
Jack Mitchell
KU Yell
KU Pompon
18Th Street
Ridge Road
Bombers Hit Reds In Ground Battle Near Cambodian Border
In Ia Drang Valley South Viet Nam B52s bombed rear positions of a North Vietnamese regiment as two American infantry battalions engaged in heavy fighting near the Cambodian border. U.S. and enemy casualties mounted with 60 to 70 weapons captured and at least 129 enemy bodies counted. A Skyraider was shot down earlier, pilot killed.
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IA Drang Valley
South Viet Nam
1St Air Cavalry Division
7Th Regiment
George Custer
the Little Big Horn
U.S
Saigon
District Court Criminals and Traffic Violations Noted
Neil Wayne Gibler of Eudora pleads guilty to petty larceny and receives nine months. Charles Crowder of 712 Mass St. pleads guilty to destruction of private property under 50 dollars and gets six months. Dwight Woody of Kansas City Kan waives jury trial on grand larceny after a 10 day pre sentence probe. Jerry Owen of 810 N H pleads guilty to third degree burglary with 10 day pre sentence probe. In Traffic Court Laverne Calef stops at a sign with $15. C Dooderidge pays $15 for stop sign. Cecil Walker pays $15 for stop sign. Gary Price pays $15 for traffic signal.
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Neil Wayne Gibler
Eudora
Charles Crowder
Mass. St
Dwight Woody
Kansas City
Kan
Jerry Owen
N. H
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Sid Smith
Donald N. Widrig
McPherson College
Widrig
Ford
Journal-World
Colorado
Texas Tech
SMU
Tennessee
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ione State
Purdue Holinois
Michigan State
Kansas State
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Dartmouth
California Rice Tulsa
Harvard
Washington State
Air Force
Poothall
Lawrence Journal-World
Lapeer
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Eed
Sand Hills
Wally Schirra
Tom Stafford
Tim
Hattersley
Broken Bow
Neil Armstrong
Ralph Clark
Denver
Donald
Deke) Slayton
Illinois
Gale Gimblett
E L'awrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Vermont
LHS
Faimsey Ravera
Mortuary Home — Owned
New Hampshire
United State
Alan Fisher
American Legion
Massachusetts Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William C. Westmoreland
Fisher
Kansas Young Republican
Bill Porter
Bill Brier
Overland Park
Raymond Johnston
Hutchinson
Hal Dick
Washburn University
Washburn
Baker University
Baker
Crane & Co., Inc
Laverne D. Calef
Cadet
C. H. Dooderidge
Belle Haven Dr
Cecil E. Walker
Gary L. Price
Oread
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Hiheatcon
OF American Business
Barvret-Fitch North and Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood
Robert Dillon
Joseph W. McCoskrie
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