Kennedy urged to battle Brown for 1960 nomination
Washington reports say Kennedy allies urge a challenge to Gov. Edmund G. Brown in California's June primary to secure momentum for the Democratic nomination. Brown seeks a unified delegation and warns hopefuls to stay out, while Kennedy weighs contests in California, New York, Pennsylvania and beyond to build a path to the July convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Edmundg. Brown
Californas
Brown
California
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Pennsylvania
New York
South
Lyndon B. Johnson
Campaign drive fundraising climbs with six groups
The 1959 Drive for Social Service League totals show six groups with combined targets higher than last year. Amounts for Drive for Social Service League 1219.45, U S C 800, Medical Research 3800, Children's Service 1200, and Retarded Children 1500 reflect ongoing solicitation efforts. leaders expect a major Friday report as block workers submit promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service League
U.S.C
Children’s Service
Donald Alderson
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. Della Frazer Ramsey, Mrs. Grace Hays, James Louis Marsell, and notes on survivors and funeral arrangements. Ramsey, KU graduate, died in Long Beach California at age, widow of Joseph R. Ramsey. Hays, 79, a former Douglas County resident, died in Wellsville. Marsell, 58, Lawrence resident and carpenter, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with services to be announced. Survivors include multiple children and siblings across states. Burial and funeral details vary by individual in Kansas and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Frazer Ramsey Ward
Della Frazer Ramsey
Kansas University
Lawrence
Long Beach
Calif
Ramsey
Lawrence Daily Journal
John Ramsey
University
Ala
Grace Hays
Wellsville
Douglas County
Itawa Hospital
Martin Hays
Earli
Black Jack
Aldwin
James Louis Marsell
Ohio St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Helen Midgarden
Onnie Marsell
Succagunna
N. J
Eva McGill
Hutchinson
Elaine Davison
Crestline Dr
Pamela Marsell
James Marsell R
Lawrence Chamber leader promotes McPherson stock drive
Heard in Lawrence E R Zook spoke in McPherson to organize an industrial development corporation modeled after Lawrence’s success. The group plans to sell about 40000 in stock to attract new industries and finance a project that moved a manufacturing firm from California to McPherson. The talk praised Zook’s Midwest impact and noted his Kansas Chamber role. Also reported is McPherson High School library hours trial after supper for student use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R
Bus
Zook
Chamber of Commerce
McPherson
Lawrence
Midwest
McPherson Group
California
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Industrial Council
Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
LHS
Eudora PTA Night Draws Large Crowd and Panel Talks Time With Kids
More than 100 people attended a PTA Fathers Night at Eudora grade school Monday. A six member panel moderated by Vincent Miller discussed father child time and acceptable free time for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Eudora
Vincent Miller
Lyle Weeks
Ed Farris
Bob Wolf
Rev
Dayringer
Oscar Broers
Douglas County
Kansas University Union
Eudora High
PTA Lions Club
Memorial Hospital Patient and Resident Listing
A compiled list of individuals with addresses including Ruth M. Hughes Charlene Kimberlin Vyola Riley Mary Fulcher Leo Bearman Cora Bazil Mary C. Withers Elizabeth Duncan Dorothy Brown Nadine Weis Robert Harper Virginia Holle Betty Casteel Michael Dean Taylor Benjamin Newell Jr Kenna Pringle Clarence Dockery Minnie Shaw Frances Schumann and baby Beverly Rasmussen Kenneth Wayne Dewey Frank Johnson James Higgins and others listed at various streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. Hughes
3Rd St
Charlene Kimberlin
Tonganoxie
Vyola Riley
Ky. St
Mary Fulcher
Leo Bearman
Route 1
Cora Bazil
18Th St
Mary C. Withers
Richland
Elizabeth Duncan
Perry
Dorothy Brown
Eudora
Nadine Weis
Kenna Pringle
Belle Haven
Clarence Dockery
Ohio St
Minnie Shaw
Linwood
Frances Schumann
Hillview
Beverly Rasmussen
Barker Ave
Kenneth Wayne Dewey
Frank Johnson
James Higgins
Walnut St
Judicial schedule lists jurors for current term
The document names Judge Gray and court officers Jessie Park Wes Norwood Lucille Allison Dale Chappell and A J Decker. It notes trials will be set on first motion day and lists jurors with full street addresses including Jane Adam 1041 Ky St O W Albertson 1008 Ala St and many others across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Jessie Park
Wes Norwood
Lucille Allison
Dale Chappell
A. J Decker
Jane Adam
O. W. Albertson
Ala
D. Bantz
Tenn. St
James O. Barnes
W. 4Th St
Richard L. Booker
Mass. St
Thomas E. Boyd
Arthur L. Braden
Victor Burdorff
H. H. Cannon
Garfield
Fern A. Carney
Hilltop
Blanche Collins
Crestline
Harold L. Crady
Ind. St
Alvin Daniels
R. E. Dibble
W.ilth St
Edward Eckman
Elizabeth Edmondson
Oxford
Ward Elliott
del. St
H. A. Fries
Tenn
Miss. St
Jack Lawson
Vt. St
Robert Q Osborne
Ill
F. B. Perdue
John B. Potter
Me. St
Art Randel
Baldwin
Leonard Sacks
Robert Schultz
Broadview Dr
Gertie F. Steffen
W. 6Th St
Wayne Strong
Reba M. Taylor
Miss
John E. Virr
Ark. St
Martha Wager
Vernon Wilson
W. 18Th St
George Wyatt
Tenn, St
Hippo roamed northern India a million years ago
The hippopotamus, now native to Africa, inhabited the plains of northern India about one million years in the past, indicating broader ancient ranges and migrations of the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
India
Docking outlines budget aims amid legislature split
Docking said he plans to reduce property taxes and seek more state aid to schools. He will review revenue estimates from John Kirchner in December before convening 56 Democratic House members and eight Democratic senators to discuss budget and tax proposals. He noted Republican majorities remain in both chambers and budget hearings will start next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Docking
John Kirchner
Drunken driving fines and traffic counts in courts
Police Court in Choctaw and Topeka locals levy fines for drunkenness driving without licenses or speeding and stop sign violations. County Court cases include assault and battery and multiple stop sign and passing zone infractions with fines and court costs.
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Rudi Finley
Concho
Okla
Billy Lee
Conn. St
James Wise
Bethel
Harold McBride
Marty
S.D
Robert Gilbert
Wagner
Russell Ellyson
Salina
Floyd Russell
Henryetta
Walter Peterson
N. 7Th St
Merle Bad Bear
Robert Whitebread
Topeka
Doris Wise
Route 3
Darrell Parham
Richard Hoch
Tenn. St
Orvil Tingle
Cadet
Lela Mitzler
Learnard
Don Daniels
John Dan
N. H. St
Helen Farmer
Ala
Ester Becks
Mich. St
Konstantine Kochriotis
Kansas City
Stephen Hadle
Eudora
Dennis Kurt Henry
John R. Crumble
Ottawa
David William Wood
Mass. St
Darlene D. Blurton
Levi E. Vetan Jr
N. J. St
Soviet Unveils Record Budget Amid Spending Rise
The Soviet government announced the largest budget in history with revenue of 772.1 billion rubles and expenditures of 744.8 billion, producing a 27.3 billion ruble surplus. Defense remains 96.1 billion rubles, and Khrushchev welcomed the Presidium as Adzhubei joined the Soviet of the Union.
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Moscow
Vasilii Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Aleksei Kosygin
United States
Garbuzov
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet of the Union
The
Alexei Adzhubei
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Soviet of Nationalities
KU Man Heads Baylor Medical Department
Dr. Raymond D. Pruitt, a 1939 KU Medical School graduate, is appointed professor and chairman of the medicine department at Baylor University College of Medicine in Houston. He spent 19 years with the Mayo Foundation in Rochester and earned a Baker University B.S. in 1933 and was named a Rhodes scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond D. Pruitt
Kansas University Medical School
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Tex
Mayo Foundation
Rochester
Nebrig Speaks at Breakfast Optimist Club on USSR trip
Kansas University senior Bob Nebrig of Leavenworth spoke to The Breakfast Optimist Club about his summer exchange trip to the Soviet Union. He described Russian interest in American life and shared his experiences abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nebrig
Kansas University
Leavenworth
Soviet Union
Nebrig
Ussr
Social Service League aids Lawrence United Fund drive
The Social Service League is budgeted $1,200 in the 1959 Douglas County United Fund as one of 10 agencies. Major programs include a shoe fund, a service store, canning kitchen, sewing rooms and a children’s glasses fund, with activities in Civil Defense clothing depots and the Welfare Department. 1958 expenditures for shoes reached $466.22, store sales $923.55 in 1958 total, and the canning kitchen served 25 families canning 1,378 jars in summer 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service League
Douglas County United Fund
League
The
Civil de
Fense
Lawrence
Social Service
United Church Women
County
Douglas County
Norton
County Welfare Department
Costa Rica Ex-President Figueres Visits KU for Exchange Program
Jose Figueres former Costa Rica president and rancher arrives at Kansas University for a 10 day unofficial visit and to observe a forthcoming Costa Rica University student and faculty exchange. Dr Caamano will join Nov 7 to discuss program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Kansas University
Central American Statesman
Costa Rica University
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Carlos Caamano
College of Letters and Sciences
Figueres
Sturday
Missing diamond wristwatch from Kan sas University dorm room
Campus police report a diamond wristwatch valued at 200 to 300 dollars missing from Jill Petrie a Wichita freshman in Corbin Hall North. The watch last worn on October 17 was placed in a dresser drawer before being found missing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Petrie
Wichita
Kansas University
Corbin Hall
North
Miss Petrie
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Records
License listings show marriages for Dale Arthur Mayhew and Lee H. Woodard. John Delbert Koehler and Jerome David Lewis. Edith L. Moses and Daniel Edward Georgie Jr.. Gerald Everett Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Arthur Mayhew
Lee H. Woodard
John Delbert Koehler
Jerome David Lewis
Eudora
Edith L. Moses
Daniel Edward Georgie Jr
Ohio
Gerald Everett Thompson
Local County Republicans Question Docking Article
Local Republican chairman Ellsworth critiques a piece on Docking linking him to Symingtons and Trumans. He argues the article shows Docking as entertaining while masking costly federal overreach and delayed state services.
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Docking
Symingtons
Trumans
Stevensons
Young Ellsworth
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Washington
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Photography
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Florida
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Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
North Atlantic States
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Lawrence United Fund
Oread
Charles D. Stough
James W. Paddock
Jayhawker Building
Travelers
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Hartford
Court House
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Hoover
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Post
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Melvin
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Ledger
Lawrence Memorial Co
W. W. Nash
Medical
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