Margaret Lindsay makes modeling debut at fur show
In New York AP reports 14 year old Margie Lindsay daughter of Mayor John V. Lindsay walked a press show for Maximilian furs. Margie flashed a famous Lindsay grin as she modeled while Mrs. Lindsay watched with pride amid pre show nerves and later beamed at her daughter's moment on the catwalk.
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NEW York (Ap
Lindsay
Margaret Lindsay
John V. Lindsay
Maximilian Furs
Margie
Mrs. Lindsay
Mickey Rooney Hospitalized After Nervous Collapse
Actor Mickey Rooney, 47, was hospitalized in California after a nervous collapse from overwork. Manager Red Doff said Rooney collapsed at his Beverly Hills home and was taken to Coastside Hospital. he had been performing in Luv at the Carousel Theater in Covina since Sept. 26. There was no show Monday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mickey Rooney
St. John’s Hospital
Rooney
Red Doff
Beverly Hills
Coastside Hospital
Doff
Luv
Carousel Theater
Covina
Police and fire chiefs cited after Iowa crash
Decorah, Iowa AP Policeman Robert Ward and Fire Chief Henry Stille faced traffic violations when their cars collided while racing to a fire Ward was cited for following too closely and Stille for making an illegal stop Both were uninjured and the fire was minor
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Decorah
Iowa
Robert Ward
Henry Stille
Ward
Stille
California couple arraigned over God told homeschool case
In Compton California a man and wife are charged with violating state education code for keeping their two daughters Robbie six and Sally nine out of school on religious instruction. Judge Harry Shafer set their trial for November 27.
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Compton
Calif
California
Harry Shafer
Robert Holt
Loyce
Robbie
Sally
Boat turns on owner. Caldwell rescued in Detroit River
Leonard Caldwell was pitched overboard when his boat lurched in the Detroit River. As Caldwell clung to the water the boat circled tighter, struck him on the head and he suffered cuts to the head side and leg before a passing sailboat rescued him. Coast Guardsmen finally lassoeed the uncontrolled craft.
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Detroit
Leonard Caldwell
Caldwell
Coast
Presidents acted beyond the Constitution in foreign policy
AP News analysis traces how past presidents faced backlash for foreign policy moves. It notes Truman's unapproved Korea action funded by Congress, Johnson’s Vietnam escalation, and Washington's early executive agreements. The piece highlights Monroe doctrine origins and Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase as acts beyond constitutional mandate.
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Johnson
Harry S&s. Truman
Truman
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Vietnam
Senate
George Washington
James Monroe
Latin America
Greece
Turkey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Middle East
Formosa
Eisenhower
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
United States
Napoleon
Band Day at KU Attracts 6000 Youths for 1967 Event
About 5 800 young musicians plus 300 drum majors and majorettes will take part in the 23rd Band Day at Kansas University on Oct. 28 1967 in Lawrence. 91 junior high and high school bands from Kansas and western Missouri will participate. The parade forms at Central Park and proceeds along Massachusetts Street to South Park, then to Memorial Stadium for halftime rehearsals and performances.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Missouri
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Lawrence
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South Park
11Th
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Memorial Stadium
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Iola
Osawatomie
Field McKindley
Eureka
Center High
Hutchinson
Wichita Heights
Topeka
Highland Park
Topeka West
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Leavenworth Senior High
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Agusta
Burlingame
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Yates Center
Riley
Atchison County
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Winchester
Westphalia
Wetmore
Perry, Highland
McLouth
Labette
Wellsville
Longford
Harveyville
Burlington
Herington
Nevada
Garnett
Christianity Is Finished in Old Mold Theologian
New York AP reports a wave of stern church critique from leaders like Rev. Albert Cutler and Rev. Dr. William Hordern. They urge firmer doctrine as lax modern influences erode traditional faith, warning that phony Christians will be exposed in the new era, per Archbishop Robert E. Lucey in San Antonio.
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New York
Albert Cutler
William Hordern
United Church of Canada
Robert E. Lucey
San Antonio
Youth, 18, Is Sentenced in Larceny Case
Jack Jones of Tonganoxie, 18, was sentenced in District Court to one to five years at the State Industrial Reformator y Institute in Hutchinson after pleading guilty to grand larceny. The Sept. 2 theft at Jayhawk Oil Company on 1206 E. 13th involved $351.50, a TV, a radio, and 68 packs of cigarettes.
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Jack Jones
Tonganoxie
State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Jones
Jayhawk Oil Company
E. 13Th
Mishap on Cycle Hospitalizes Man
Reinhard Moxon a Kansas University senior of 1005 West 24th Street was listed in good condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital after a motorcycle accident behind Strong Hall at 4 20 p m Thursday. His cycle collided with a post near an EU administration building back entrance causing facial lacerations and bruises. Citizens Ambulance transported the injured, but Moxon declined service and EU police stated no report was yet filed. EU police had no official report and officer Ian Davis noted a formal statement would follow upon discharge.
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W. 24Th St
Kansas University
Watkins Memorialospital
Watkins
Strong Hall
Moxon
EU Administration
Citizens Ambulance
Lawrence
Ian Davis
Davis
Audit Mandate Stands for Wichita Urban Agency
Topeka AP reports that a yearly audit of Wichita urban renewal agency is required by 1967 Kansas law. Attorney General Sonderholm says taxpayer petitions to the State Auditor lack legal force. The law requires local audits by licensed municipal or certified public accountants beginning July 1 1967.
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Topeka
Kansas
Robert Sonderholm
Wichita
Clay E. Hedrick
Sonderholm
Lawrence High School Merit Letter Recipients Named
Twelve Lawrence High School students earned National Merit Letters of Commendation for high Merit test scores. Deb orah Barr Sandra Binns Rebecca Gilles Rita Haugh Marcia Hunn Kent Kneisley Gayle Meserve Christopher Miller Howard Niemoeller Hampton Shirer Marcella Stanley June Whitaker will have scores shared with colleges. no cash awards accompany the commendations.
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Lawrence High School
Deborah Barr
Sandra Binns
Rebecca Gilles
Rita Haugh
Marcia Hunn
Kent Kneisley
Gayle Meserve
Christopher Miller
Howard Niemoeller
Hampton N. Shirer
Marcella Stanley
June Whitaker
Jayhawk Blazers Delayed For KU Ohio Game
Jayhawk blazer jackets will not be ready for the KU Ohio football game. KU Alumni Association field secretary Vince Bilotta said fans may buy them next week after embroidery delays. Jackets cost 35 dollars plus tax and are sold at multiple campus and local stores.
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Jayhawk
Weaver’s
Diebolt’s
Mr. Guy
KU Alumni Association
Mount Oread
Rudolf Hess Maintains Prison Sole Possession at Spandau
Berlin AP reports Rudolf Hess, sole inmate at the Spandau prison, keeps the 660-space complex to himself as fellow wartime figures like Albert Speer and Baldur von Schirach leave for their families. Hess, 73, has never renounced his Fuehrer and remains aloof, with no family visits, while insisting he is not a major war criminal.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Spandau
Rudolf Hess
Albert Speer
Badur von Schirach
West Germany
von Schirach
Hitler
Hess
Fuehrer
Scotland
Mission of Humanity
Lenzen Returns From Poland Lecture Trip
Kenneth Lenzen director of engineering mechanics in KU Civil Engineering spoke at a Polish Academy of Sciences event. He attended the Applied and Technical Mechanics meeting on Sept 23 in Bielsko-Biała. He and his wife returned home Saturday.
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Kenneth Lenzen
Kansas University Civil Engineering
Poland
Polish Academy of Sciences
Lenzen
Bielsko-Biala
Eyeful field debut at KU Memorial Stadium for Ohio game
Kansas University unveils a new technicolor field display for the KU Ohio game. A giant red and blue Jayhawk center field, checkered end zones, and a moon shaped Kansas Jayhawks sign highlight the splash while Roy Taylor and Glenn Replogle direct the project and field prep.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawk
Kansas Jayhawks
Woman Charged After Knifing at Beauty Salon
Katherine W. Turner, 43, of 419 Perry Street, was arraigned in County Court on one count of felonious assault after allegedly knife attacks at Bobbie's Beauty Salon, injuring Mr. and Mrs. Davis of 877 Lyon Street. Preliminary hearing set for Friday at 1:30 p.m. Bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Lawrence
Katherine W. Turner
Perry St
Bobbie
E. 8Th St
John Davis
Lyon St
Turner
Davis
Infantrymen Probe Scrub for Reds in Central Highlands
About 500 U.S. soldiers hunted elements of North Vietnam's 95B regiment in the central highlands as airlifted reinforcements entered the area. Reporting described new uniforms and late model weapons, with clashes reported but no significant contact.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
95B
Demilitarized Zone
Highlands
Laos
Cambodia
Con Thien
Pleiku
Gallant Bid by Mother Fails and Son Is Dead
In BRISBANE AUSTRALIA Mrs Maria Fisher 44 held her son Thomas 4 above water for three hours in shark infested seas twenty five miles off North Palm Island North Queensland. They were swept away after the boy fell overboard during a Monday fishing trip. The mother dived in to save him and both were carried by the current until a passing boat rescued them. The mother’s condition was satisfactory.
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Brisaben
Australia
Maria Fisher
Thomas
North Palm Island
Queensland
New Mexico Director to Speak on Scholarly Publishing
Roger W. Shugg director of the New Mexico University Press will discuss Scholarly Book Publishing at 3 30 p m Thursday Nov 16 in the Kansas Union Forum Room. The 14th annual public lecture on books and bibliography is sponsored by KU libraries with a 5 30 reception at John Dessauer home and a 7 dinner in the Kansas Union.
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Roger W. Shugg
New Mexico University Press
Kansas Union Forum
KU Libraries
John Dessauer
University Press of Kansas
Sunset Dr
Kansas Union
Free Prescription Delivery All Raney Drug Stores
An Adv promotes free prescription delivery and immediate mail service from all Raney Drug Stores, urging customers to use the mail order option for convenience and speed.
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Raney Drug Stores
Dick Gregory to Speak at KU Hoch Auditorium
Lawrence hears comedian and civil rights satirist Dick Gregory speak at 8 tonight in Kansas University's Hoch Auditorium. The Current Events Forum of Student Union Activities sponsors the event. no topic is announced but civil rights is anticipated.
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Dick Gregory
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Gregory
Herb Rowland Quits As President of LEA
Lawrence Education Association president Herb Rowland resigned at the regular meeting due to workload. Conrad Downing, former vice president, became president and Rowland will remain active in the LEA. Downing is a journalism instructor at Lawrence High School.
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Herb Rowland
Lawrence Education Association
Conrad Downing
LEA
Rowland
Central Junior High School
Downing
Lawrence High School
Card of Thanks for Fred H. Nels family
The family of Fred H. Nels thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers food and other acts of kindness during their bereavement.
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Fred H. Nels
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