Pope Defends Himself as Strict Upbringing Influenced Bank Robbery
Duane E. Pope testifies in federal court that his parents were too strict and that his nose and self image troubled him. He describes high school life, athletic success, and college pressures as the backdrop to the credited crime in Big Springs robbery. The defense argues schizophrenia and external pressures shaped his actions.
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Lincoln
Neb
Duane E. Pope
Roxbury
Kan
Ates
Robert B. Crosby
Pope
McPherson Kan
Crosby
Prince Charming
Dennis Brunner
Brunner
Nick Petrucci
Petrucci
McPherson College
Robert Crosby
McPherson
Big Springs
Hashinger Hall Bomb Threat Evacuates KU Dormitory
KU police monitor calls after a second bomb threat in 18 hours at Hashinger Hall. A male caller warned of a bomb at 10:15 p.m., prompting evacuation and a search that found no device. Residents were evacuated again early Tuesday. authorities from KU and Lawrence agencies investigated.
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E. P. Mooman
Kansas University Police Department
Mount Oread
Patricia Ann Maloy
Hashinger Hall
Miss Maloy
McPherson
Lawrence Police
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
J. J. Wilson
Lawrence
Ernest Pulliam
Harry Buchholz
Emily Taylor
Lawrence Fire Department
Summerfield Hall
Four students named Rhodes candidates from KU campus
The article profiles four juniors and seniors at the University of Kansas as Rhodes scholar candidates. Stephen Munzer has top GPA honors and multiple awards, James Nickum holds a broad liberal arts major and NSFs grant, Lowell Paul is active in German studies and sports, and Michael G Vineyard participates in politics, student governance, and campus activities. All express hopes to pursue university teaching or law school.
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Lowell Paul
Mike Vineyard
Steve Munzer
Jim Nickum
Oxford University
Philip Smith
Stanford
Journal-World Photo
James Nickum
Joseph R. Pearson Hall
Summerfield
National Science Foundation
University Review
Hall
Judicial Council
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Phi Alpha
Michael G. Vineyard
Vineyard
Owl Society
Sachem
Kansas Relays
Rock Chalk Review
All
Munzer
Nickum
Paul
Tiger Theme Rally Set Before KU Missouri Game
KU announces a 5 15 p m pep rally behind the Kansas Union with speakers Gov William Avery KU coach Jack Mitchell and KU students. A 430 p m car parade will start in Zone 6 and circle campus before the rally. Members of the KU football squad will dine on tiger meat and head to Topeka for overnight before the game.
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Kansas Union
Jim Prager
Annandale
All Student Council
Kansas
William Avery
Jack Mitchell
Ku-Missouri University
Memorial Stadium
Jay
Prager
Topeka
Maldive capital Male described with white sand streets
A description portrays Male, the capital of the Maldive Islands, featuring neat, well kept streets paved with white sand, highlighting an unusual local urban landscape.
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Maldive Islands
Male
Lawrence Board Holds Informal Session On Personnel Issues
The Lawrence Board of Education met informally for 40 minutes Monday evening at the Administration Center to discuss personnel problems. Supt. Carl S. Knox called the session. all six board members attended. Board President Carl Althaus said there is a policy against executive sessions except for confidential personnel matters. No action was taken, and he stressed no executive session occurred during his presidency.
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Lawrence
Althaus
The
Journal-World
Pioneer Club to Hold Thanksgiving Luncheon and Talk
The Pioneer Club meets at 11 30 a m Thursday for a monthly covered dish luncheon with a Thanksgiving themed program. Guest speaker Rev M C Allen of First Baptist Church will speak. The club will not meet on Thanksgiving Day November 25.
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Pioneer Club
M. C. Allen
First Baptist Church
LHS to Stage Western Comedy High Cockalorum
Lawrence High School students present the Western comedy High Cockalorum by Robert Murray at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the school auditorium. Set in Meanly Kansas in the 1870s, the play involves Bonnie Lee Dover’s shipping to Lawrence and Agnes McGregor sending her nephew to Kansas City for ministerial training. The 28-member cast includes Carol Edwardson, Rod McKinney, Sandy Binns, Tim Kelly, Bob Amyx, Mike Elzen, Steve Nelson, Elwyn Luber, and more with stage management by Paul Whaley.
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Lawrence High School
Bonnie Lee Dover
Lawrence
Agnes McGregor
Kansas City
Carol Edwardson
Rod McKinney
Dennis McGregor
Sandy Binns
Tim Kelly
Bob Amyx
Mike Elzen
Floyd
Steve Nelson
Jeeper
Buffalo Hunter
Elwyn Luber
Billy Nadine
Ladies
Dennis
Sleet Gang
Paul Whaley
Melanie Amyx
Mike Elzea
Darla Frost to undergo burn surgery in Galveston
Darla Frost six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Frost of Route 1 flies by charter to Shrine Hospital Galveston Texas for surgery on severe abdominal burns from a stove fire last October. Abdallah Shrine sponsors trip with Ken Kerr as general chairman and Leroy Gross as Lawrence chairman. Darla will return in a week to ten days and hopes to be home by early 1966 as she recovers at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Darla Frost
Henry Frost
Route 1
Shrine Hospital
Galveston
Tex
Darla
Abdallah
Ken Kerr
Leroy Gross
Lawrence
Kerr
Gross
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Deer Spotted Northwest of Lawrence By Linotype Operator
Four young deer were seen northwest of Lawrence early today by Glen Hall as he drove from Oskaloosa to work. Two wandered on the road and two along the roadside, then bolted over a hill. Nearby deer population estimates place as many as 1,500 in the Lawrence area.
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Lawrence
Glen Hall
Journal-World Linotype
Oskaloosa
Hall
McLouth
Detroit allergist Dr George Waldbcott to speak on censorship
Dr. George L Waldbcott of Detroit Michigan, allergy specialist and author of A Struggle With Titans, will speak at 4 p m on Wednesday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. His topic is Fluoridation and Censorship, sponsored by the Minority Opinions Forum of Student Union Activities.
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George L. Waldbcott
Detroit
Mich
Kansas Union
Newsman's Wife Betty O'Donnell Dies After Illness
Mrs. Betty O'Donnell 43 of Prairie Village Kan died after a six month illness. She was active in the Daughters of the American Colonists and a former Johnson County Republican committee woman. Survived by husband Arthur E. O'Donnell son Brian 15 and brother William Kopp. Burial in Junction City.
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Kansas City
Betty O’donnell
Prairie Villiage
Kan
Arthur E. O’donnell
Associated Press
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Colonists
Republican
Johnson County
Brian
William Kopp
Altadena
Calif
Junction City
Pre-Columbian Map Hints Vi Kings Reached North America
A pre Columbian world map depicting Vinlanda suggests archeological evidence that Vi kings visited North America long before Columbus. The find adds weight to theories of early transoceanic contact between distant civilizations.
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North America
Columbus
KU Students Petition Support For U S Forces In Viet Nam
About 2 700 Kansas University faculty and students sign a petition supporting U S troops in South Viet Nam. KU juniors Jay Weiss and Jim Eller circulate the drive from Oct 25 to today and plan to mail petitions to Gen Westmoreland and congressmen.
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W. C. Westmoreland
U. S
South Viet Nam
Kansas University
U.S
Viet Nam
Jay Weiss
Augusta
Joseph R. Pearson Hall
Jim Eller
Leavenworth
Weiss
South
Alpha Tau Omega to dedicate new wing at KU house
Kansas University chapter Alpha Tau Omega plans a semi formal dedication outside the house at 11 a.m. to honor a 10 year planning effort and a 160000 dollar four story wing expansion. Charles Manuel chairs the ceremony with guests W. Clarke Wescoe Stewart D Daniels and Ted Lee.
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Kansas University
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Tenn
Charles Manuel
Edina
Minn
W. Clarke Wescoe
Stewart D. Daniels
Alpha Tau Omega
Champaign, Ill
Ted Lee
Manuel
Wescoe
Building Corporation
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Van Brocklin Rejoins Vikings After Quitting
Minnesota Vikings Coach Norm Van Brocklin reversed his decision to quit and returned to the team. General Manager Jim Finks announced shortly before noon that Van Brocklin met the squad at 10 a.m. after calling Monday night to say he reconsidered.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paulap
Minnesota Vikings
Norm van Brocklin
Jim Finks
Norm
Finks
van Brocklin
Vikings
In Loving Memory of Mrs Lucile E Kinslow
In loving memory of Mrs Lucile E Kinslow who left us one year ago on November 16 1964. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord. They rest from their labors Their works do follow them. Sadly missed by Mother and relatives also friends Mrs Lula Taylor.
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Lucile E. Kinslow
Lula Taylor
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