Murder trial witness links Thompson plot to Mastrian
Assistant manager Sheldon Morris testified that Norman Mastrian offered 2000 to two men to murder Mrs Thompson and named Richard Sharp Willard Ingram as rejecting the job while Henry Butler allegedly handed a pistol to Mastrian. Prosecutor said Thompson hired Mastrian to find a killer. four men were approached with Dick Anderson taking the job.
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Minneapolis
Sheldon Morris
Carol Thompson
Norman Mastrian
Morris
T. Eugene Thompson
Richard L. Sharp
Willard Ingram
Henry Butler
Mastrian
William Randall
Churchman
Thompson
Denver man detained after bomb remark on Goodland flight
A 24-year-old Denver sales man Arlan Lindahl was removed from a Central Airlines DC3 in Goodland Kansas after telling a stewardess there was a bomb in his briefcase. An FBI charge for threats to airplane safety may be filed, carrying up to 5000 dollars and five years in prison. Lindahl said it was a joke referencing a racially themed book.
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Goodland. Kan
Denver
Central Airlines
Goodland
FBI
Arlan L. Lindahl
Lindahl
Natoma
Kan
Hays
Letha Luster
Kansas City
Dick Gregory
Fire crews discover steam leak at KU engineering building
Lawrence Fire Department sent three trucks to the New Engineering Building at Kansas University at 8 49 Friday night after a watchman reported smoke. Firemen found the odor came from steam escaping a pressure valve release. No damage reported.
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Lawrence Fire Department
Kansas University
Seven Jefferson County high schools join for mass choir
About 250 students from McLouth Perry Valley Falls Winchester Oskaloosa Nortonville and Meriden high schools presented a mass vocal concert Friday night at Oskaloosa High School. Guest conductor Arthur Heldbergh of Washburn University led a program including Schubert Mass in G Brahms folk songs and the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Eounty High School Activities Association
McLouth
Perry
Valley Falls
Winchester
Nortonville
Meriden
Arthur Heldberg
Washburn University
Topeka
Schubert
Brahms
Memorial Hospital Notices Dismissals and Births
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Mrs Richard Van Horn De Soto and others. Births noted for Mr and Mrs Robert Gordon a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Charles Glover a son Friday and Mr and Mrs Richard Ad munssen a son today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard van Horn
DeSoto
Patricia Floyd
N.H
Allen Martin
Eudora
Boyd Miller
Mass
Julia Beine
Mary Faeth
Baldwin
Fred Kloepper
W. 23Rd
Margaret Frink
Stratford
Paul Frink
Donetta Fowler
Lee Kadow
Valley Lane
Robert Gordon
Conn
Charles Glover
N.J
Richard Admussen
Learnard
Methodist Youths Attend Sharing Festival in Ottawa District
Methodist youth from 15 churches in three counties will attend a Festival of Sharing from 2 to 5 30 p.m. Sunday at Centenary Methodist Church 4th and Elm Streets They come from the North Sub District of the Ottawa District and are part of the Methodist Youth Fellowships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
4Th and
Elm Sts
Ottawa
Linda Hemphill Returns From Swiss IFYE Stay
Linda Hemphill daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hemphill Route 3 returns from Switzerland where she served as an IFYE delegate. She is a Mackey School and Lawrence High graduate and Kan sas State junior majoring in elementary education and family and child development. The Douglas County 4 H Council sponsored her trip.
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Linda Hemphill
Linda
Switzerland
IFYE
Arthur Hemphill
Route 3
Mackey School
Lawrence High
Kansas State
Cation
Jayhawk
4-H Club
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
K. State
Three from Here Elected to Seats On ASC at KU
Lawrence students Brian Grace Mike Miner and Judy Bernhardt were elected to the All-Student Council at Kansas University among 29 winners in a record turnout of 4865. Vox Populi led with 17 seats while University Party took 10 and two unaffiliated. Banks picketed polling sites in Strong Hall during voting.
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ASC
Dread
Lawrence
Kansas University
Brian Grace
Bernard Grace
Route 1
Vox Populi Party
Mike Miner
Gerald Miner
Naismith
Vox Populi
Judy Bernhardt
George Bernhardt
Ohio
the Lawrence
Univrsity Party
Lacy Banks
Kansas City
Strong Hall
Banks
Bill Brier
Overland Park
Jim Cline
Rockford, Ill
Vox Party
Cordell Meeks
University Party
Kay Whitaker
Wichita
Sharon Anderson
Topeka Junion
Sandra Garvey
St. Louis
Peggy Conner
Boo Stewart
Bartlesville
Okla
Jerry Bell
McLouth
Ray Edwards
Bethesda
Dick King
Shawnee Mission
Tom Shumaker
Russell
Jane Lefebvre
Prairie Village
U University Party
Jackie Caesar
Paola
Uno
E Walter Bgoya
Tanganyika
Vinay Kothari
Bombay
India
Grace
Miner
Bill Panning
Ellinwood
Gary Walker
Stouffer Pl
Trade shfits in 1964 point toward Red China ties
The piece discusses U.S. willingness to widen trade with Russia and possibly with Communist China. It cites wheat talks with Russia as a potential opener and notes Japan and other allies increasing trade with Red China. The column questions U S recognition timing before the 1964 elections and the political risks for Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
China
Japan
Uncle Sam
Japan Times Weekly
America
United Nations
Red China
Kennedy
Communist China
Peiping
North Korea
Canada
Great Britain
France
U. S
U.N
Kansas
Rockefeller and Goldwater Barometer of a New Hampshire Primary
Thornton lauds Barry Goldwater as dynamic and crowd savvy while Rockefeller touts frugality training and public service tenure. The piece notes Rockefeller’s underdog status, hints at late pacing toward the March 10 New Hampshire primary, and suggests both candidates could shift impressions before the contest.
Two-Car Crash Injures Three Near 23rd and Ohio
Three people were injured Friday as a eastbound car driven by Mary Cody collided with a westbound car driven by Mertie Ezell at 23rd and Ohio. Cody and passenger Jackie Rowe were treated and released. Ezell was also released after stitches. Cody’s car $350 damage Ezell car $250.
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Ohio
Mary F. Cody
Ridge Ct
Mertie Ezell
Linwood
Miss Cody
Jackie Rowe
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Miss Rowe
Ezell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cody
KU Concert Choir Sings Sunday in University Theatre
The Kansas University Concert Choir will perform at 3 30 p m Sunday in University Theatre Murphy Hall. The 40 member group under Clayton Krehbiel will perform Harvest Home Chorales Tom o Bedlam and Jesus Meine Freude. The program suits the Thanksgiving season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Clayton Krehbiel
Harvest Home
Charles Ives
Tom O' Bedlam
Jacob Aushalomov
Bach
Leader to Speak Here: Rev. J. E. Tucker
Teen Challenge U.S.A. field representative Rev. J. E. Tucker will address local youths and community members at a public speaking event. Tucker, a teen counselor, will discuss guidance programs and outreach efforts in the area.
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Tucker
Chicago
J. E. Tucker
Teen Challenge U
Fifteen dogs graduate after 10 week obedience course
Fifteen dogs will be judged and graduate Sunday afternoon at the 4-H Fairgrounds after completing a 10 week obedience course. Ceremonies begin at 2 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club with diplomas for each successful dog. Mrs. Helen James of Topeka will judge performances and a trophy goes to the top scoring dog. Mrs. Robert Laushman is training director.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kenn Club
Helen James
Topeka
Robret Laushman
Russians Seek Vodka Supply in the United States
New York report says Russians sought 30 000 tons of potable alcohol from Seagrams to ease a vodka shortage caused by poor harvests. Seagrams declined to name the source of the inquiry and noted no export license was applied. National Distillers said it was approached but booked through April.
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New York
United States
Kentucky
Khrushchev
Moscow
Edgar M. Bronfman
Joseph E. Seagrams & Sons, Inc
U. S
Seagrams
Soviet Union
National Distillers & Chemical Co
Russia
Deaths and Funerals in Valley Falls and Lawrence
Miss Jennie Davis 96 oldest Valley Falls resident and former Journal-World rural correspondent died Thursday in a Winchester hospital. Surviving sisters are Rosa A. Butts in Topeka and Saluda Booth and Emma Smith at home. Irvin Givens 70 died Friday at his home 820 NY St. Funeral at St Luke AME Church Monday at 2 p.m. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include wife Belle, daughter Velma of Kansas City, sister Ada Adcox of Lawrence, and several nieces and cousins. Friends may call Bowser-Lee Mortuary 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday and until noon Monday.
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Valley Falls
Jennie Davis
Winchester
Irvin Givens
St. Luke A.M.E
H. C. McMillan
Mr. Givens
N.Y. St
Oak Hill Cemetery
Belle Givens
Velma Givens
Kansas City
Ada Adcox
Lawrence
Nerces
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Death of Louis Hodson at Lakeview community
Louis D. Hodson, 64, of Route 1, died at his home after residing in Lakeview for 53 years. Survived by wife Irene, two daughters Shirley and Corliss, two sisters Phoebe Rogers and Ida Anderson, and two brothers O J Hodson and Clarence Hodson. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home, Rev. Frank Duncan officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Louis D. Hodson
Hodson
Lakeview
Irene
Shirley
Corliss
Phoebe Rogers
Lecompton
Ida Anderson
Topeka
O. J. Hodson
Clarence Hodson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Frank Duncan
Memorial Park Cemetery
Unified High Schools Must Offer 30 Units
Atty. Gen. William M. Ferguson ruled that under the new district unification law every high school in a district must provide at least 30 units of instruction for grades nine through twelve. He was asked whether a unified district could form a high school with several dispersed centers that collectively total 30 units but none offers 30 individually.
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Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Logan Co
Harry Phelps Jr
Five Guilty Pleas Filed With Deferred Sentencing
Five defendants pleaded guilty in District Court on Friday and sentencing was postponed to November 26. Names include Vernon Roosevelt Washington Kansas City Kansas second-degree burglary and David Bey Kansas City Kansas second-degree burglary. Others are Paul Jenkins Eu dora forgery second-degree Richard Coffelt 501 Perry two counts forgery second-degree and Russell E Lundstrom Soap Lake Washington forgery second-degree. John Knackstedt 637 UL St sought a court commission to determine mental capacity to stand trial for first-degree robbery. Judge Frank Gray expected to rule later that afternoon.
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Vernon Roosevelt Washington
Kansas City
Kan
David Bey
Paul Jenkins
Eudora
Richard Coffelt
Perry
Russell E. Lundstrom
Soap Lake
Wash
John Knackstedt
UL. St
Frank Gray
Card of Thanks to Nurses and Doctors
Pearl M. Griggs thanks the nurses on 1st floor north and doctors Mitchell Godwin and Larson, plus friends and neighbors for cards, food, flowers and prayers.
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Mitchell
Godwin
Larson
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Lawrence Lodge No. 6
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Thornton
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New Hampshire
ART Nease Texaco Serv
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KU Concert Choir
First
Assembly of God Church
A. V. Phillips
Gestetner
Paul Hodgson
Ma Todavi
William Hogle
Hodgson
Hogle
Margaret
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
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Pearl M. Griggs
Hines Ceramic Shop
Greenware & Supplies
Lawrence Memorial Co
Fred Rumsey
Wmsey * Funeral Home
Indiana
Oscar Rumsey
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