Boyd urges rapid program to train more family doctors in Kansas
McDill Huck Boyd of Phillipsburg warned at a Topeka Optimist Club luncheon that Kansas faces a doctor shortage and a crisis of priority. He urged 1974 legislature funding to speed medical training, saying general health care must not be neglected while specializing. He cited counties with few or no physicians and called for a quick shift to primary care and preventive medicine.
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Topeka
Kan
McDill
Huck” Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas
Boyd
Topeka Optimist Club
William 0. Rieke
University of Kansas
Forrest Robinson
Wichita
Alf M. Landon
Kansas City police chief vows purge of racist and brutal officers
Kansas City new police chief Joseph D. McNamara says there is no room for racist or brutal officers. He orders screening and direct reporting to him for abuse complaints, and assigns Major Leroy Swift to recruit more Black officers as a deadly shooting probe continues.
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Kansas City
Joseph D. McNamara
McNamara
Rac
Leroy Swift
Swift
Man Shot and Killed at Home in Kansas City
Lewis Donovan aged 70 a retired ambulance driver was shot in the chest at his Kansas City home by an unknown assailant Thursday night Police said his wife daughter and granddaughter were in the apartment when a knock at the door occurred The granddaughter said Donovan answered the door then a shot was fired listing the 80th homicide of the year in Kansas City
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Kansas City
Lewis Donovan
Donovan
Rosie
Donvan
Popcorn Firm Charged Over Mislabeling 20-Ounce Can
Officials of T-N-T Food Products Inc. face a US district court action in Topeka over mislabeling their 20-ounce white popcorn. The FDA says type size and spacing violate labeling rules. 86 cases were seized. The firm may face a relabeling order with no stated fine. Ben Barteldes, the company’s general manager, says old labels were allowed until year’s start. New labels and stickers are being produced for the cans.
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T-N-T Food Products Inc
Topeka
T-N-T
Food and Drug Administration
Ben Barteldes
FDA
Strike Planned At Ford Plant Ontario Affects 15000 Workers
A Ford Motor Co of Canada strike was set after a 9 a m CST deadline expired without a contract. About 15 000 workers at plants in Oakville Windsor Talbotville Niagara Falls and Brampton face work stoppages as UAW cites refusals on voluntary overtime and retirement after 30 years.
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Toronto
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd
United’ Auto’ Workers Union
Ford
Ontario
Oakville
Windsor
Talbotville
St. Thomas
Niagara,Falls
Barmalea
Jerry Hartford
UAW
Douglas County Historical Society to hold banquet Monday
About 100 people are expected at the annual meeting and banquet of the Douglas County Historical Society Monday. The 6:30 p.m. Kansas Room event at the Kansas Union will include a report on the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum restoration by John T. Andrews. New officers will be elected. Reservations via Ethan Smith.
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Douglas County Historical Society
Kansas Room
The
Kansas Union
John T. Andrews
Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum
Charles Stough
Paul Hilpman
Ethan Smith
Howard Wiseman
Soybean magnate pleads innocent in Humphrey case
Dwayne A Andreas, chairman of First Inter Oceanic Corp, pleads innocent in U S District Court to four $25 000 illegal contributions to Hubert H Humphrey 1968 presidential campaign. The corporation also pleads innocent. Andreas reportedly in Europe while attorney Joseph Walters represents both. Bond set at $1000 with motions due by Dec 21 and hearing on Dec 27.
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Minneapolis
Humphrey
Joseph Walters
Andreas
The
Corporation
Earl R. Larsen
Europe
Larsen
Obituaries for Robert Marquette Sr and others
Death notices list Robert Marquette Sr age 68 of Lawrence and Opal Anderson born 1910 with multiple survivors. Funeral for Marquette at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Additional burial details and survivor lists mention Washington Creek Cemetery and Overbrook Church of the Brethren with kin across Kansas and California.
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Robert Marquette Sr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mr. Anderson
Rawlins County
Topeka
Overbrook
Kansas Sand and Concrete Co
Moose Lodge
Church of the Brethren
Funeral planned for Ray A. Anderson in Topeka
The funeral for Ray Alfred Anderson, 63, of Topeka, who died Thursday at Stormont-Vail Hospital, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Wall-Diff? Chapel. The obituary notes burial to follow in a local cemetery.
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Topeka
Ray Alfred Anderson
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Wall-Dif
Two-Car Crash Injures Three in Lawrence
A two car collision at Sixth and Kasold injures Gary Harshberger 27 Sandra Harshberger 21 and Mildred Barber 67. All were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. Barber car turned left onto Kasold into Harshberger car. Damages estimated at 1200 and 1500 dollars.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gary Harshberger
Sandra Harshberger
Iowa
Mildred Barber
Kasold
Lawrence
Barber
Harshberger
Kansas Power and Light declares quarterly dividend
The board of directors of Kansas Power and Light Co. declared a quarterly dividend of 37 cents per share on common stock payable Jan. 2, 1974 to record holders as of Dec. 7, 1973. Regular dividends on all preferred stock were also declared. Steven Ll. Kitchen was appointed assistant controller, bringing years of accounting experience to the position.
Funeral services for Anna Marie Swearingen in Wellsville
Anna Marie Swearingen 63 died at her home in Wellsville. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Wilson and Son Chapel officiated by Rev. Charles Minsch. Burial in Wells-ville Cemetery. She was born September 17, 1910 in Shawnee and lived in Wellsville since 1957. Survived by two daughters Clara DeVore Jefferson City Mo Lola Mathis Paola, two sons Leroy Wellsville Merle at home, and three step grandchildren.
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Wellsville
Anna Marie Swearingen
Wilson and Son
Charles Minsch
Clara DeVore
Jefferson City
Lola Mathis
Paola
Leroy
Merle
Funeral for Elton G. Vickers Held in Wellsville
Elton G. Vickers 63 of rural Ottawa died Thursday at his home. The funeral Friday at Wilson and Son Funeral Home Wells ville with Revs H B Shoemaker and Glenn Layton Jr. officiating. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Vickers a retired farmer born Sept 6 1910 in Stockton Missouri lived in Briles south of Wellsville 26 years. Survivors include wife Gertrude daughters Barbara and Janice Breashears son Jerry mother Alice Vickers and three grandchildren listed with five sisters.
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Elton G. Vickers
Ottawa
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Wellsville
H. B. Shoemaker
Glenn Layton Jr
Mr. Vickers
Stockton
Briles
Gertrude
Home
Barbara
Janice Breashears
Jerry
Alice Vickers
Marie Harbison
Eagle Rock
Delores Cherry
Harrisonville
Pauline Mages
Ruby Sheets
Glasco
Lois Gumm
le Loup
Thanksgiving Day Robbery at Boston Howard Johnsons
Three young men robbed the Boston Howard Johnsons on Thanksgiving, taking 5000 dollars from customers and staff. The armed group used a sawed off shotgun and a pistol, held to a cashier’s head, and fled through a back door after about 20 minutes with 833 from customers and the rest from the safe and register. no injuries were reported.
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Boston (Ap
Howard Johnson’s
Stephanie Tierney
Boston
Mary Coyne
Miss Coyne
Salvation Army Kettle Drive Set for Christmas
Salvation Army kettles will ring on streets to start the Christmas drive Monday led by Capt. Howard Chase. Bellringers include Army staff, volunteers from civic groups, and friends, supporting more than two million people at Thanksgiving and Christmas since 1891.
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Salvation Army
Howard Chase
Salvation Army Corps
Friends of
San Francisco
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Avery estate
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas Hazel L Avery deceased Case No U-11789 Dean Burkhead Administrator appointed November 6 1973 creditors heirs devisees and all interested parties must file claims within six months from first publication October 9 1973 or be forever barred Riling Burkhead Lawrence Kansas 808 Massachusetts Street
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Hazel L. Avery
Dean Burkhead
Riling
Riling & Burkhead
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Bicycle auction notice in Lawrence police possession
Twenty seven girls and boys bicycles held by the Lawrence Police Department for over six months will be auctioned December 1, 1973 at 9:00 a.m. at the Lawrence Police Department 745 Vermont Street. Vera Mercer City Clerk.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence Police Department
Vermont Street
Vera Mercer
Public Sale of Geo M Lowman Estate in Lawrence Kansas
Auction in Lawrence Kansas begins at noon on December 1 1973 selling a walnut drop leaf table Baldwin piano chests beds dressers and a wide array of furniture clocks gadgets and household goods. Items include washer dryer refrig freezer sewing machine tools and lawn equipment with a 1965 Chevrolet Malibu as part of the catalog. Terms are cash and the estate of Geo M Lowman is handled by auctioneers Chuck Ledom and Skillet Skiles with Clerk Bill Lebert of Law National Bank.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Geo. M. Lowman
Hilltop Drive
Baldwin Aerosonic
Singer
Hoover
G.K
Kenmore
G.I
Malibu
Eng
Geo. M. Lowman Estate
Chuck Ledom
Auction of antiques and camping gear at Wellsville area
Public auction Friday November 30 1973 at 12 30 pm on a farm south or west of Baldwin and near Otta wa sale features an 8 piece walnut dining set spinning wheel old Victrola sewing machine two organ stools trunks chairs and many household items camping gear and hunting rifles shotguns and pistols with shells rods reels lines and boating equipment proceeds go to Wellsville Band Uniform Fund auctioneers Claude Myers and Bing Carter refreshments by Wells ville Band Mothers
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Baldwin
Baldwin-LeLoup
Ottawa
Wellsville
H&r
Om Mce- Millen
Claude Myers
Bing
Carter
Wellsville Band
Card of Thanks for Marion Lucille Wells
The family of Marion Lucille Wells thanks many people for cards flowers and meals after her passing. Special thanks to Rev Vernon Longstaff TG and Y Store KU Alumni Office employees and the Auxiliary of the U S Coast Guard. Eugene T Wells and family.
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Marion Lucille. Wells
Vernon Longstaff
Tg&y
U.S. Coast Guard
Eugene T. Wells
Classified Rates and Ads Procedures at The Journal World
Classified rates and deadlines detail insertion charges for up to four lines, weekly and single-day rates, extra line fees, and penalties for errors. Copy deadlines vary by day and area with outside Lawrence charges and phone-in options noted.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
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