Fight to Finish for GOP Governor Nomination in California
Sen. William F. Knowland and Gov. Goodwin J. Knight pledge a hard campaign for California Republican gubernatorial nomination. Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown weighs in, predicting a brutal race as party leaders clash on issue positions and presidential ties. Separate item notes National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler to speak at Parsons on Nov 16 as part of district fundraising dinners ahead of elections.
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Planned Efforts for Third Kansas Federal Judge Seat
Renewed push to create a third federal judgeship in Kansas will be made in the next session by Rep. Avery with aides saying the Senate passed a similar bill by Sen. Schoeppel before adjournment. House committees have already reviewed measures from Avery and Rees, with Justice Department and Budget Bureau backing. Avery plans to urge swift action when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Memorial Hospital Names List of Residents and Family Notices
A Memorial Hospital notice lists numerous individuals and addresses including Hazel K. Anderson 801 Ind St Dorothy Bigsby 2115 Haswell Dora Ireland Route 1 Ray Sieber Sunflower Mary A. Wilson 312 E 23rd St Christy Kempter 1820 Tenn St Leroy Pierce 1415 Del St Jesse Milan Deana Grimm Pearson Hall KY Minnie Brink Route 1 Mary Mowrer Baldwin Nor mg Elliott 1105 N H St Patricia Showalter 1309 W 4th St Steven Waly Tonganoxie Jesse Grant Oskaloosa Milton L Stotfer 614 Sala t Mire Frieda Congello Baby ems gil Mo St Allen Mar Mr and Mrs C J Elliott 1105 INS 4 Bt son today.
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Haswell
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E. 23Rd St
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Tenn. St
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del. St
Jesse Milan
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Pearson Hall
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Mary Mowrer
Baldwin
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N. H. St
Patricia “Showalter
W. 4Th St
Steven Waly
Tonganoxie
Jesse Grant
Oskaloosa
Topeka Vandalism Hinders Lions Trojan Showdown
Sand blasting will remove thick paint on masonry after it dries as Kapfer Construction works to repair vandal damage. Principal Wherry notes most Topeka students are well behaved and hopes the incident unites the Lions for a Haskell Stadium showdown with Lawrence High. kickoff at 8 o clock, crowd of 9,000 expected, Lawrence leads series 27-259, tickets available at the high school downtown and gate.
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US to seek UN backing for Western disarmament plan
United States expected to ask the United Nations General Assembly to back Western disarmament proposals by directing the Disarmament subcommittee to renew negotiations based on the Western plan for arms cuts. Diplomats say Washington rejects amendments tying approval to Indian and Japanese signatories or immediate nuclear tests, demanding simultaneous Soviet conversion under international supervision of all atomic production to peaceful use.
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Widow of Dawes Dies in Chicago at 93
Mrs. Carol D. B. Dawes, widow of Charles G. Dawes and former Republican vice president under Calvin Coolidge, died yesterday in Chicago at age 93.
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Novelist Walter Van Til burg Clark to speak at KU conference
Distinguished American novelist Walter Van Til burg Clark will headline the fifth annual Kansas University conference on Composition and Literature in High School and College. He will lecture Friday evening in Fraser Theater on Sleeping on the Grave, discussing how a novel shapes an author's mind, with four workshops and pastels offered to teachers.
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CROP drive mobilizes church and community aid in Kansas
The Rural Overseas Program CROP collects donations to fund relief missions with credit to Church World Services. George Gerstenberger of Eudora chairs the Lawrence area drive, joined by Lowell Risk as city chairman and Junius Underwood as treasurer. County chair Walter Kampachroeder coordinates county efforts. Campaign targets homes only, not businesses, with a mail option via Postmaster, Lawrence, Kansas.
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Lawrence National Bank
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Baldwin
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Oscar Broers
Clinton
Ben Flory
Lecompton
Joe Laqua
West Palmyra
Oscar Williams
East Palmyra
Delbert Preston
Willow Springs
Albert Swart
Grant
Lawrence Leonhard
Kanwaka
Wesley Wulfkuble
Marion Township
Charles Albright
Venus Travel Fraud Case Tied to $40,000 Scheme
Berney, 59, pleaded guilty to wire and false pretences claiming a Venus space voyage and energy modulator profits. A former secretary and confidants testified he lured a woman into a $40,000 investment between 1952 and last fall. He allegedly flew to Venus with Aceline and misled victims about space travel profits. Judge Morrie deferred sentence for probation review.
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Negro Woman Leads Drive To Curb Teen Violence In Philly
Mrs Clara Baldwin a Black resident of North Philadelphia started a community canvass to aid the 15 year old white boy Billy Flack who was stabbed in a racially tense incident. Volunteers from white and Black communities joined her effort to raise funds for Flack and his family. About 100 solicitors gathered with 35 canvassers at the Baldwin home and reported roughly $100 in contributions after a second night’s effort.
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Kiwanis Speaker Denies Extra Roughness Use
Journal-World associate publisher Dolph C. Simons Jr spoke at the Lawrence Kiwanis Club lunch about National Newspaper Week and the history of newspapers in Lawrence. He discussed general newspapering and Journal-World policy, as election of Kiwanis officers approaches.
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Jayhawkers Host Colonet in Boulder Big Eight Opener
Lawrence area weather forecasts warn of cold snow and possible frigid conditions for Saturdays clash between Kansas and Colorado College in Boulder about 40 miles from Denver. Kansas relies on the passing game and faces CU, with predictions of a close Big Eight start. Local officials discuss new water extension charges financing local mains, shifting cost to developers, while city plans update on how the scheme will work.
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Ruth A. Deunkenness Fined for Drunkenness
Ruth A Deunkenness of 839 Cons. St was fined $25 today in police court on a charge of being drunk.
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Air Force C47 Ditches Near Iwo Jima Safe Rescue
An Air Force C47 with 13 personnel aboard ditched near Iwo Jima shortly after takeoff for Japan. The Air Force reports all aboard were rescued and accounted for. The article also notes Nathan N. Brown being appointed as a special representative for the Business Men's Assurance Co. of America.
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Fragmentary crime note reports no charges pressed
Police described a belated note about a woman in distress and a boy and taxi linked to a shooting incident. The pistol was reportedly in her hand and she suffered a hip injury. Authorities said the father took the boy to Mexico after the event, with no charges filed.
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Freak Accident Follows Youngsters Prank In New York
Mount Vernon New York officials report a one year old boy killed by a New York Central express train yesterday after a prank by two school friends. The youths, not identified, were hospitalized in shock.
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Pulitzer Prize winner Duranty dies Thursday
Duranty, Pulitzer Prize winner, dies Thursday. The Liverpool native and longtime contributor to the New York Times leaves a marked legacy in journalism and literary reporting across decades.
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Soviet Fleet paper warns US NATO maneuvers threaten Baltic bases
Moscow navy weekly cites NATO naval drills as evidence of plans to establish bridgeheads in the North Atlantic. It asserts the Soviet Union has potent means, including missiles, to destroy base networks and defend its interests, framing the maneuvers as aggressive moves.
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Women Attend Conference at Kansas University Dinner Speaker Dr Margaret Habert
Women and advisers of the conference at Kansas University continue through the weekend with featured speaker Dr Margaret Habert dean of the college at Wichita State University and former KU dean. Teachers and former Lawrence residents will report on the San Francisco convention of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors. Discussions will cover several subjects with panels led by Dr Emily Taylor KY and Dr Ruth Schillinger. Mary Peg Hardman KU assistant dean of women is president of the Kansas association.
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Wreck Injures Local Man Near Lawrence on K-10
A Lawrence man sustained minor injuries in a one car crash five miles southeast of Lawrence on Highway K-10. The car was demolished. Police reported the time of the accident.
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Hoffa Eyes Challenge to AFL CIO Leadership
Hoffa signals plans to contest Meany for AFL-CIO presidency as he and two other Teamster officials face misconduct charges. Rackets Committee probes use of union funds. Hoffa vows to defend against expulsion while courting local labor federations and Detroiter support.
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