Ex-MA Dean Dies at 78 in Missouri
Dr. Frank Luther Mott, Pulitzer Prize winning author and former dean of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, died at Boone County Hospital at age 78. He led the school from 1942 to 1951 and won the 1939 Pulitzer for History of American Magazine. A daughter survives. cremation in St. Louis is planned with a memorial service later.
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Columbia, Mo
Frank Luther Mott
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Boone County Hospital
Mott
Hosh Hospital
Polaris Missile To Be Presented In City Navy Day Ceremony
The Lawrence Council of the Navy League will present a Polaris Missile at Centennial Park during Navy Day ceremonies at 11 p.m. Tuesday Oct 27. Mayor James Owens and City Commission members will attend. The replica honors the Navy submarine fleet deterrent.
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Lawrence Council of
Navy League
Centennial Park
Bill Woods
League
James Owens
Navy
Richard D. Gruber
Naval Science
Kansas University
Robert Eslinger
FBI Finds No Risk From Jenkins Despite 1959 Arrest
The FBI reported an extensive investigation found no information showing Mr. Jenkins compromised U S security. The fingerprint card from Washington police after the 1959 arrest contained no sex offense or government employment hints. Police records and Secret Service notes indicated no White House knowledge of the incident.
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FBI
Jenkins
United States
Washington
Secret Service
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Member of National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home advertisement lists VI 3 5111 as contact and identifies a member of the National Selected Morticians.
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National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ike Condition Satisfactory After Hospital Rest
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower shows satisfactory progress at Walter Reed General Hospital after a night of rest for a painful cough and throat irritation. Doctors report he is resting in bed but not restricted, and was admitted Thursday to guard against complications.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed General Hospital
Union Candidates Event Moves to KU Union Ballroom
The Republican Meet the Candidates rally moved from Allen Fieldhouse to the KU Union Ballroom with Barry Goldwater Jr. as the featured speaker. GOP chair J. D. King urged area residents to attend as candidates from county, state and district will speak. Free event includes short talks by Bill Avery and Rep. Robert Ellsworth. Bus shuttles run from the parking lot north of Allen Fieldhouse beginning at 6:45.
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Allen Fieldhouse
KU Union
Barry Goldwater Jr
GOP
J. D. King
Union Building
Goldwater
Bill Avery
Rep
Robert Ellsworth
KU Pharmacy Prof Receives Research Grant
The U S Public Health Service awards Kansas University professor Dr Edward E Smissman a total of 43969 for two studies in pharmaceutical chemistry. A renewal grant of 17640 funds a fifth year of biogenesis of aromatic systems while a new grant of 26320 supports Adrenergic Receptor Sites Stereochemical Approaches.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Kansas University
Edward E. Smissman
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
School of Pharmacy
Smissman
Two Juvenile Girls Apprehended for Shoplifting in Lawrence
Lawrence police detained two juvenile girls from Leavenworth about 11 45 a m in the 800 block of Massachusetts for alleged shoplifting. They reportedly took about 150 dollars of clothing from Diebolt s and the Jay Shoppe before officers held them for Leavenworth juvenile authorities, per Police Chief William Troelstrup.
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Leavenworth
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Diebolt's
Jay
William Troelstrup
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association reports assets and members
Assets of the Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association credit union total £213,961.70 with 353 members. About 150 attended the Wednesday annual meeting where bill was served and folk singer Charles Oldfather Jr. performed.
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Credit Union of Cooperative Farm Chemicals Association
Charles Oldfather Jr
Channels Open To China Talks
State Department says channels for dialogue with Red China are open and invites Beijing to Geneva disarmament talks. U Thant urged a next year meeting of major powers to discuss a total nuclear test ban and weapons control. McCloskey noted U S talks with the Chinese in Warsaw but said no constructive proposals have been heard.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Thant
Red China
McCloskey
Peking
Warsaw
University Party Names Candidates for KU Student Council
The University Party at Kansas University announced candidates for All Student Council seats at the Nov 11 12 election. Listed are representatives for women's small and large residence halls, freshmen halls, sorority districts, men’s residence halls, professional fraternity housing, and unmarried districts with names and home towns.
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University Party
Kansas University
Jackie Thayer
Ellsworth
Dorothea Bunting
Atlantic City
N. J
Betty Harrison
Shawnee Mission
Barbara Widmer
Prairie Village
USC
ASC
Janet Anderson
Jean Foss
Great Bend
Julie Shottenkirk
Wichita
Janice Whelan
Topeka
Susan Surem
Hutchinson
Mary Lucinda Waller
Girard
Russ Cummings
Larry Geiger
Dave Sutton
Bartlesville
Okla
Jon Putnam
Kansas City
Ken Walker
Conrad Wagenknecht
St. Joseph
Lee Ayres
Park Ridge
Jon Spies
Leawood
George Tannous
Beshmezzeen
Lebanon
Mulchard Vira
Bombay
India
Mike Johnson
Garden City
Wreck Damages Two Cars in Junction Incident
A two car collision at 6th and Ind. Sts. at 11:40 today caused extensive damage but no injuries. West bound driver John C. Heil Jr. 21 of 1104 W 4th St. hit north bound Henry C. Beuerman 66 of Route 1. Damages estimated between 450 and 500 dollars.
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6Th
Ind. Sts
John C. Heil Jr
4Th St
Henry C. Beuerman
Route 1
Methodist Clergy Protest GOP Book Sale in Kansas City
About 80 Methodist clergy and students picketed the Republican campaign HQ in Kansas City over sale of John Stormer’s None Dare Call it Treason. They denounced extremism and warned about attacks on church and democracy while discussing Birch Society aims with GOP officials.
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Kansas City
Birchers
Comunists
Stormer
John A. Stormer
St. Louis
Missouri Federation of Young Republicans
Republican State Committee
Jerry Harkins
Missouri
Republican National Committee
Germany
National Council of Churches
Harkins
Kenneth C. Johnston
John M. Swomley
St. Paul School of Theology
Dr. Swomley
Methodist Church
Johnston
Twomley
John Birch Society
the Birch Society
Dr. Twomley
Hal Saunders
22Nd
Dwight Bingharm
Milan
Elmer Brunk
Concordia
William J. Causer
Calhoun
Centerview
Harold Robinson
Marshall
Michael Spaulding
Leeton Montserrat
Victor A. Wilkerson
Hume
James Young
Sweet Springs
Kansas
Albert M. Elder
Nortonville- Cummings
Stacy Ollar
McLouth
Harold Peters
Monticello
Houston Brothers Live Like Huck Finn on White Oak Bayou
Andrew Andrade, 12, and his 14-year-old brother Bobby Jr lived four months in a lean-to by White Oak bayou selling bottles for bread and bologna. Bobby fled and remained at large as police searched for him. Andrew was caught after $75 vanished from a Houston service station and led officers to the boys.
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Houston
Tex
Andrew Andrade
Bobby Andrade Jr
White Oak Bayou
Andrew
Bobby
Bobby Andrade
Amelia
Homer Skeeters
Skeeters
Government Acts to Ease Rail Car Shortage
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered three eastern railroads to provide a daily minimum of empty box cars to key grain haulers with effect from Monday through November 15. Boston & Maine must supply 35 cars to New York Central for Santa Fe routing, plus 15 more for Santa Fe and 40 more for Burlington. New York Central must add 40 more daily to Burlington. Baltimore & Ohio to deliver 40 cars daily to Burlington.
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Washington
Charles W. Taylor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Taylor
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York Central
Santa Fe
Burlington
Baltimore & Ohio
LBJ May Drop Post Vote European Tour
President Johnson will not undertake a post election tour of Allied capitals as previously considered. The White House cited State Department advice and succession concerns with the change affecting Harold Wilson’s Washington visit timing. Johnson aims for a potential spring 1965 trip if elected, including meetings with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
White House
State Department
Harold Wilson
Britain
London
Moscow
Labor Party
England
Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Truman Returns Home From Hospital After Fall
Former President Harry S. Truman, 80, left Research Hospital in Kansas City nine days after fracturing two ribs and suffering a facial cut in a bathroom fall. Dr. Wallace Graham conducted a routine checkup, with details not released.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research
Wallace Graham
Truman
Winter prep and KU construction work shift Lawrence forward
City crews prepare for cold weather with anti freeze applications snow tires water line drainage and salt and sand stocks. B A Green Construction staking foundations for Kansas University physical education building east of Allen Fieldhouse and south of Summerfield Hall while Buildings and Grounds workers lay a steam tunnel under Sunnyside Avenue. Kansas Construction Co workers advance Project 800 with new curbs driveways and earth moving in the parking lot area as old alleys at 8th and 9th Streets become sidewalks.
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B. A. Green Construction Company
Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Summerfield Hall
Sunnyside Avenue
Naismith Drive
Illinois Street
Kansas Construction Co
Vermont
8Th
9Th Streets
New Steps Are Taken At Ft Leonard Wood
Army engineers opened bids to replace temporary wooden buildings at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri with permanent masonry structures. The low bid of 13 508 866 was from Dondlinger and Sons of Wichita Kansas, already active on a 6 192 000 fort project. Government estimate for the job was 13 221 600.
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Kansas City
Ft. Leonard Wood
Army Engineers
Dondlinger & Sons
Wichita
Kan
Johnson Favored In Salina KS District Straw Poll
In 38 of 58 Kansas 1st District counties Johnson leads with 52.6 percent from 1,673 of 3,186 votes. Goldwater 1,113. William Avery 49.7 percent in governor race. Dole 50 percent in Congress race. Nixon 57.3 percent in 1960 comparison.
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Salina, Kan
Johnson
Kansas
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Salina
William Bork
Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Mass Said Today For Ex Official In Elizabeth
Mass at St Genevieve s RC Church honored former Labor Secretary James P Mitchell born in Elizabeth who rose to national prominence under President Eisenhower and ran for New Jersey governor in 1961. Attendees included labor and government figures and the service was led by Rev William Heimbach.
In Memoriam Ray Sieber Remembered
In memory of Ray Sieber who passed away six years ago on October 22. Sadly missed by his family.
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Ray Sieber
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