Farm Income Drop Could Hurt JFK For His '64 Try
The Agriculture Department projects net farm income to fall nearly 400 million this year and possibly up to 600 million next year, totaling a one billion dollar two year decline. The report cites rising production costs and lower wheat prices as factors, with political implications for Kennedy and Democrats in rural areas.
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Crosby son booked for drunken driving in Palm Springs
Lindsay Crosby age 26 son of Bing Crosby was booked on suspicion of drunken driving after his car struck a pedestrian road sign in Palm Springs California. His companion Robert Moore 31 was held on charges of public drunkenness after the incident on North Palm Canyon Drive.
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Lodge Notice Special Communication at Lawrence Lodge No 6
Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM on Monday November 18 with Past Masters night and Third Degree in full form Dinner at 6 30 p.m Visiting members welcome J C Hurley W M G W Mole Secy
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Telephone Marathon at Kansas University Sets 799 Hour Record
The 1 p.m. October 15 telethon between Joseph R. Pearson Hall and Margaret Hashinger Hall ended at 9:30 p.m. Sunday, totaling 799 hours 20 minutes of conversation. An hour and 10 minute interruption occurred October 30.
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Quail Season Opens Bright in Kansas with Plenty of Birds
Kansas quail season began Saturday in Douglas County with excellent reports of abundant birds. Daily limit is eight, possession limit 16, hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Rabbits may be taken on opening days. shooting was strong in southwest Douglas County and most limits came with dogs.
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Peacock New Kansas City Police Chief Says No Prejudice
Theo dore B. Peacock began duties as Kansas City chief of police and pledged no prejudice. An FBI veteran noted years of work with Black officers and anticipated no trouble as he faces swearing in. Peacock, raised in Florida, born in Kentucky, previously led Rome, Georgia police.
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Four Local Dogs Win Obedience Trophies at 4-H Fairgrounds
Four local dogs earned trophies Sunday after a 10 week obedience course at the 4-H Fair grounds. A German shepherd owned by Ann North won first with a 150 of 155. Other trophies went to an Irish setter owned by Marvin Shutler and a dachshund owned by Mrs. Sally Kreuzburg, with high scores of 149 and 147 respectively.
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Topeka
Sabbaticals and housing fees decision report details
The document lists faculty sabbatical cancellations and research assignments abroad for several professors including Harry Shaffer Juliet Shaffer and Jean Hill. It also covers authorization to purchase a residence hall bonds and introduces a new dormitory fee schedule with dates and amounts plus reasons for the change and full refunds through August 31 if approved.
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Wallace Considers Democratic Presidential Run
Alabama Governor George Wallace said on Sunday he is thinking of seeking the Democratic nomination for president in Indiana and New Hampshire primary elections. He claimed pledges of support and reported lively receptions during a northeast tour.
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Sewer Trouble Closes Linwood School
Linwood school remains closed since Friday noon due to a plumbing failure. Supt Bernie H Pennel hopes classes resume Tuesday morning as septic tank laterals and the sewer are stepped up. City Council approved a $100 000 bond for a city sewage system.
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Lindley to be Wescoe's guest at Kansas Union luncheon
Ernest K. Lindley of Washington D C special assistant to the secretary of state and policy planning council member will dine with Chancellor and Mrs Wescoe at a 11 30 a m Kansas Union luncheon following his appearance at the 1963 Jayhawk Fall Festival in Kansas City Lindley KU alumnus and former Newsweek Washington bureau chief 1937 1961
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Ritchie Given Nine Months For Negligent Homicide
John Ritchie aged 18 of 1540 Sa St faces nine months in county jail after pleading guilty in District Court to negligent homicide. He was originally charged with fourth degree manslaughter for the Sept 22 wreck at 19th and Mass St that killed Arthur Cobb 40 of Eudora and David Helm 15 of 627 Ash. Judge Frank Gray will rule on probation and suspension of sentence.
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Rumsey Funeral Home Advertisement Listing
Fred and Oscar Rumsey, owners of Rumsey Funeral Home advertise contact VI 3 5111 for obituary and funeral services.
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University Chamber Choir Debuts With Bach Ives and Avshalomov
The University Chamber Choir under Clayton Krehbiel debuted in the University Theatre with works by Bach Avshalomov and Ives. The concert featured the University Brass Ensemble and highlighted Ives Three Harvest Home Chorales and Avshalomov Tom o Bedlam as a standout program.
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Chamber Choir Delivers Thoughtful Bach Reading at University Thea
The University Chamber Choir under Prof. Krehbiel performed Bach Jesu Meine Freude with clear diction and sensitive phrasing despite a lacking acoustical shell in the University Theatre Auditorium. Malcolm Smith on oboe and the percussionist mimicked ox horn and chain sounds, adding character to the performance.
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Lawrence spring aura as lilac blooms at Croy home
Despite cold winds, Mrs. Rena Belle Croy on Illa Street notes a spring mood as her 20 year old lilac bush blooms, with about a dozen lavender flowers by Sunday. Flood protection projects for Lawrence are not in the House Appropriations Committee bill alongside Perry Clinton and Pomona reservoirs.
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Gregory a New Spokesman For Unemancipated Negro
Chicago satirist Dick Gregory spoke at Kansas University about civil rights and his plan for direct action. He cited his arrests in Birmingham and Leflore County and praised peaceful marches while criticizing racial discrimination in housing and employment. He recalled JFK's Cuba concerns and joked about family life and Santa.
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Kennedy Defends Policies as Anti-Business Criticism Mounts
President Kennedy argued against charges of anti-business bias in a Chamber of Commerce address. He said federal deficits and debt won t trigger bankruptcy and promised more spending cuts. He asserted his policies will not cause inflation. ULYSSES KAN Sheriff Benny Trujillo jailed after wife s death. coroners inquest planned. IOWA CITY Minor partygoers flee a second floor apartment after beer driven exit. one girl injures ankles. Community trees meeting attended by local residents including J W Grinter and Walter Bleakley.
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Optimist Club Meeting Features Harold R George Speech
Harold R George governor of District 37 Optimist International will speak at a combined Lawr en ce Sunset and Luncheon Optimist Clubs meeting. The event starts at 6 30 pm at the Little Banquet room.
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