Ford UAW bargaining nears tentative pact amid long strike
Detroit AP reports Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers closed in on a possible record labor contract after nearly 24 hours of talks. A postdawn source hinted a settlement was near, with ratification likely Sunday, as the 44th day of a 160,000-strong strike continued to affect the industry.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Dearborn
Lincoln- Mercury
UAW
Chrysler
State Duck Quest To Open Saturday On a Split Basis
Kansas opens a split duck season this Saturday for ducks gallinules coots and mergansers with the first segment running to November 19 and a second from December 9 to December 23. Douglas County Game Protector George Schlecy notes fair numbers locally and expects better hunting later. a northward hatch affects populations. Officials report counts from Cheyenne Bottoms to Milford Reservoir showing thousands of ducks and geese in state waters.
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Kansas
Lawrence
George Schlecy
Journal- World Today
Douglas County
Schlecty
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Cheyenne Bottoms
Neosho
Marais Des Cygnes
Quivera National Wildlife Refuge
Stafford County
Flint Hills
John Redmond
Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge
Milford
Cheney
Elk City
Fall River
Wilson
Norton
Lake McKinney
Criminal Lawyer Opposes ABA Plan on News Coverage
Chicago based attorney J W Ehrlich urged about 500 editors to reject ABA limits on trial reporting. He argued press and bar share duties to protect fair trials and said pretrial publicity has not harmed his cases. He cited Dillinger Oswald Ruby Hauptmann Speck and warned against blanket censorship.
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J. W
Jake” Ehrlich
American Bar Association
Ehrlich
San Francisco
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Press
Bar
Dillinger
Oswald
Ruby
Hauptmann
John Dillinger
Lee Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles Lindbergh
Richard Speck
Gardner man fined after highway chase in Kansas
Stephen Russell Hale twenty was fined 445 in County Court after a chase by the Kansas Highway Patrol and Douglas County sheriff. He received seven traffic fines including reckless driving speed 118 mph and failure to stop for emergency vehicles. The chase began three and a half miles east of Lawrence and ended on a dead end near Eudora.
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Gardner
Kansas Highway Patrol
Douglas County
Hale
Lawrence
Eudora
Boyce Family Tops 4-H for 4-H Work in Kansas Union
The Hugh Boyce family, 514 Ariz. St., was named Outstanding 4-H Family at the 39th annual 4-H Club and Vocational Agriculture Achievement Banquet in the Kansas Union. Hugh, his wife, and children Jay and Terri have 60 years in 4-H with leadership roles and activity across Douglas County clubs.
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Hugh Boyce
Kansas Union
Jay
Terri
Ariz. St
Lone Star Lake
Douglas County
Douglas County Bankers Association
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas State University
K-State
Erik Keizer
Marion Boosters
Lois Buchanan
Kanwaka
Rosemary Combs
Stull Busy Beavers
Nancy Freed
Rock Chalk
Nancy Gilges
Worden Workers
Jane Heck
Jayhawk
Cities Service Oil Company
Stull
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence Hodson Dies at KUMC
Lawrence Vernon Hodson 40 of 1609 Vt St died this morning after surgery at Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Kansas. He was a city employee for 20 years and formerly a fireman 1947 1954 and a street department foreman. Survived by wife Edna and two daughters Linda Cheryl his parents two sisters and two brothers. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Don Evans officiating. Donations to memorial fund requested.
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Sonny) Hodson
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
City of
Lawrence
Edna
Linda
Cheryl
Clarence Hodson
Route 1
Betty Rogers
Mich. St
Sharon Engel
Bill Hodson
Streeter
Ill
Phillip Hodson
Ind
Rumsey Funeral Home
Don Evans
Rumsey’s
Douglas County
V.F.W
Order of Eagles
Young Americans Film Endorsed By Legion Group
The Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion sponsors a ticket sale campaign for The Young Americans film shown at the Varsity Theater for a week starting November 1. Proceeds support youth work including Boys State and Girls State programs and feature the singing group praised by Alan Fisher and Mrs. Clarence Dockery.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Legion
Women’s Auxiliary
Alan Fisher
Clarence T. Dockery
Women’s Organization
Clothing Room Opens at Ballard Center
A clothing room at Ballard Community Center 708 Elm offers infant to junior high items. It is open 2 to 5 p.m. Monday for any adult or a child with an adult and all items cost 25 cents each.
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Ballard
Elm
Mortar Board Parley Opens At KU Tonight
The Kansas University Torch chapter hosts a Mortar Board convention starting tonight at the Eldridge Hotel and continuing Saturday in the Kansas Union. About 60 participants are expected from Colorado Denver Missouri Kansas State Nebraska Wichita State and Colorado State Universities. Dean Helen Snyder of Nebraska will speak at tonight’s dinner meeting.
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Kansas University
Mortar Board
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas Union
Colorado
Denver
Missouri
Kansas State
Nebraska
Wichita State
Colorado State
Helen Snyder
National Mortar Board
F111A fighter bomber crashes in North Texas pasture
Two pilots and two oil operators witnessed the crash of a $5 million F111A fighter bomber near Bowie Texas. The ejection system saved crewmen after hydraulic failure caused the craft to pitch and roll. Thigpen and Gordon survived hanging upside down in the module.
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Bowie
David Thigpen
Max Gordon
General Dynamics
Spragins
Thigpen
Local Youth Hurt In K-10 Accident
A Lawrence youth listed as Danny Jennings about 19 of Route 5 was admitted Thursday to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car collision on K-10 Highway two miles east of Lawrence. Jennings suffered head injuries and his 1967 car sustained $1500 damage. The other driver George L. Miller 76 of 602 Elm with his wife Gertrude 74 sustained bruises and his 1954 auto had $200 damage.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Danny Jennings
George L. Miller
Jennings
Miller
Gertrude
KU Music-Variety Show May Be Pushed to May
KU plans postpone the December 1 and 2 Hoch Auditorium musical variety show to May to boost participation by EU freshmen. Drew Anderson, a KU junior and producer director, says proceeds will aid Project Concern for civilians in Vietnam. The show titled This America features a theater in the round format with about ten students and a band.
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Kansas University
Hoch
Drew Anderson
Plainville
Anderson
Project Concern
Vietnam
America
Dance for Seniors Follows Local High School Game
In Lawrence the Community Building hosts a dance for senior high students after the Lawrence High and Shawnee Mission North football game. The Sunshine band will play and admission is charged. School clothes are required.
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Lawrence High
Shawnee Mission North
Sunnshine Band
Sunflower deaths tagged as murder and self-inflicted incident
Johnson County sheriff's officers say the Sunflower Village double shooting appears murder and death by own action. Autopsy performed. coroner's report due in a week. Victims are Eugene Riley 43 of Topeka and Mary Gray 42 of Sunflower. Bodies found Wednesday near a car and nearby pavement with a .22 rifle. Car was on fire, no shots heard.
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Sunflower Village
Johnson County
Sunflower
Family thanks friends for support after loss of Norma Parks
The Findley family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers food prayers and kindness shown after the death of Norma Jean Findley Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Findley and family
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Norma Jean Findley Parks
Sam Findley
Family thanks for kindness in bereavement
The family of Martin D. Flory expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards letters food flowers memorial gifts and other acts of kindness during their bereavement. Mr and Mrs Martin D Flory and others appreciate the support from Mr and Mrs Dale Stucky Mr and Mrs Halbert Whitaker and Mr and Mrs Jack Kough.
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Martin D. Flory
Dale Stucky
Halbert Whitaker
Martin D. Flory, Jr
Jack Kough
Governors drop support plan on Vietnam war pledge
Democratic governors, facing GOP opposition, abandon plans to push a resolution backing President Johnson's Vietnam war prosecution. They propose a weaker text opposing Communist expansion, hoping Republicans will accept.
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Charlotte Amalie
V.S
Johnson
Vietnam
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