Kennedy Draws Parallels Between Goldwater and 1960 Nomination
President Kennedy reportedly compares Senator Goldwater's bid to his own 1960 path, noting Hubert Humphrey's role then and Nelson Rockefeller's potential impact now. Goldwater cautions he is not yet a candidate, while Humphrey agrees Rockefeller could damage Goldwater even if not nominated. Administration aides foresee a Kennedy Goldwater contest as tough and widespread.
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Washington
Kennedy
Sen
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Humphrey
Rockefeller
South
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
Learned Chairman of Safety Council Elected
Stanley Learned of Phillips Petroleum Co. Bartlesville Okla was elected chairman of the National Safety Council at the annual meeting opening session of the National Safety Congress. A Lawrence Kan native, Learned joined Phillips in 1924 and has led Oklahoma safety groups and professional societies.
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Learned
Safety Council
Chicago
Stanley Learned
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Okla
The
National Safety Council
Council
National Safety Congress
Lawrence, Kan
Phillips
Engineering Department
Miners in Germany Report They Are Well After Flooded Mine Squeeze
Three German miners trapped for over 80 hours in a flooded iron mine reported they are fit and well. They reached the surface via a 259 foot shaft to an air pocket, with a second shaft not expected to be ready until at least Wednesday. Rescuers offered a deck of cards, but only two of the three were card players.
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Broistedt
Germany
Sports team list fragment from Chicago area paper
A jumble of college teams appears in a fragmented note from a Chicago area publication. The list includes Air Force Notre Dame Pitt Iowa State Missouri Michigan Ohio State Oklahoma State Alabama LSU SMU Baylor Arizona Washington State Illinois Auburn Wisconsin Mississippi State Duke Texas TCU Wyoming Southern Cal Stanford Purdue Florida and more.
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Air Force
Chicago
Notre Dame
Pitt
Iowa State
Missouri
Michigan
Hio State
Oklahoma
Teo State
Alabama
Tech
LSU
SMU
Baylor
Arizona
Ashington
Wisconsin
Mississippi State
Duke
Mississippi
Texas
TCU
Wyoming
Southern Cal
Stanford
Purdue
Florida
Profumo Parallel In Washington Explored by Report
Des Moines Register reports an exotic 27 year old German woman who moved in Washington circles will be profiled behind closed doors Tuesday. Clark Mollenhoff says Sen John Williams has obtained a near complete life history of the woman in Washington for two years before her August expulsion. He warns the investigation could rock Washington as the Profumo affair did London last summer.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Washington
Clark Mollenhoff
Minneapolis Tribune
Cowles
Mollenhoff
John Williams
R-Del
Williams
London
Prisoner McKone to Attend Air Force Staff School
Capt. John R. McKone, seven months Soviet prisoner, will attend Maxwell Air Force Base command and staff school starting September. In Frankfurt, Secretary of State Rusk and Chancellor Erhard urge Atlantic Alliance unity and warn against troop cutbacks in Germany while pledging six divisions kept as long as needed.
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Reno
Nex
John R. McKone
Soviet Union
Air Force Command and Staff
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Frankfurt
Germany
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Ludwig Erhard
Cities Service expects up to five percent gas rate hike
Cities Service Gas Co. of Oklahoma City seeks approval from the Federal Power Commission to raise rates for Lawrence gas, potentially boosting local bills about 5 percent. The request, covering about $5.3 million annually, cites higher transmission costs and producer price increases.
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Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Lawrence Gas Company
Federal Power Commission
Lawrence
Cities Service
DeMoss
Journal- World
FPC
Cities
Reporter's claim of classified figures on Onassis tied payments
Washington AP report: James V. Mathis testifies that he spent over a week obtaining undeclassified figures from the Agriculture Department on payments to an Onassis dominated shipping firm. He links hospitality from Onassis to the information sought. Jacqueline Kennedy and Franklin D. Roosevelt were aboard an Onassis yacht. Senate subcommittee opened hearings on a freedom of information bill.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Aristotle S. Onassis
James V. Mathis
White House
Advance News Service
Newhouse
Onassis
Department
Information Office
Jacqueline Kennedy
Commerce
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mediterranean
Mathis
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-La
Wes Santee Receives Kansas Jaycees Fitness Award
Wes Santee an Lawrence insurance agent and former Kansas University track star won the Kansas Jaycees physical fitness award. The 50 winners enter a national contest with 10 national winners to be announced in December. The 10 will tour Washington and meet President Kennedy. Santee has spoken to countless students on fitness over the past years.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas University
Wes Santee
Lawrence
Kansas Jaycees
Jaycee
Kermit Beal
Santee
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Beal
October Weather Dip Eases Heat Across the State
October's start brought a cooler spell with highs in the 50s after a hot month. Nationwide, light rain touched New England as woodland fires burned. Drought-plagued eastern areas may see little rain, while New York State awaits a return of showers after 16 dry days. Massachusetts logged 93 fires as rain neared some regions.
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New England
New York State
Midwest
Massachusetts
Lawrence Elementary Parent-Teacher Conferences Begin
Parent-Teacher conferences started today at Lawrence public elementary schools and will run through November 22. Additional reports to parents are set for January 13-24, March 23-April 17, and June 2.
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Lawrence Public
Tonganoxie Y Teens Hold 53 Minute March Drive
Tonganoxie Y teens conduct a United Cerebral Palsy 53 Minute March from 7 to 9 tonight in Tonganoxie. Money collected will aid two children treated at the Wichita Cerebral Palsy Center.
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Tonganoxie
Wichita Cerebral Palsy Center
Daylight Saving Time Shift Impacts Lawrence Area
Nationwide DST changes early Sunday caused few local disruptions in Lawrence. Agencies adjusted travel advisories and schedules, TV timetables stay stable via tape processes, while stock market listings in the Journal-World will switch to a 1 p.m. daily list due to later arrival of the index.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Kansas City Woman Sentenced in Forgery
Mary Ethel Pevehouse aged 36 of Kansas City Missouri was sentenced in District Court to a term in the women's state prison at Lansing after pleading guilty to two counts of forgery. She was arrested the afternoon of September 28 while attempting to pass a forged check. Sheriff Fred Broeker said she would be taken to Lansing as soon as papers are prepared.
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Mary Ethel Pevehouse
Kansas City
Lansing
Fred Broeker
City Youth Held After Car Spree
A 16 year old Lawrence youth was arrested in Ottawa after a spree in which he stole and drove multiple cars. Brizendine from 824 Ohio St was charged with three counts of car theft by the Douglas County Sheriff's office and local authorities. Cars stolen in Lawrence Edgerton and Eudora were recovered.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Franklin County
Gary Brizendine
Ohio St
Edgerton
Johnson County
Brizindine
Olathe
Douglas County
Joe Kelly
Greever Terr
Eudora
J. H. Lindsey
Merlin K. Eisenbarger
Lindsey
Eisenbarger
Planning Vital In Retirement Rotarians Told
Lawrence Rotarians heard Leon F. Montague urge men in their 40s to 60s to plan retirement as a positive transition. He warned that retiring to nothing leads to loneliness and urged active church civic and artistic engagement plus a solid financial plan to retire to something not from something.
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Lawrence
Montague
Kansas State University
Runaway Car and Break-In Reported on KU Campus
KU police report a runaway 1959 Chrysler rolled from Hashinger Hall lot to Engel Road and hit a 1957 Chevrolet driven by Holland Redfield causing $125 damage to the Redfield car and $25 to the Chrysler. An attempted break-in at Sellards Hall was found Saturday night with a screen removed from a southwest window.
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Kansas University
Judi Staker
Johnson
Hashinger Hall
Miss Staker
Engel Road
Holland Redfield
New York City
Redfield
Sellards Hall
Residence Hall
Landon Given 25 Year Sentence for Murder
Claude Burton Landon Jr. aged 49 of 2426 La. St. was sentenced to 25 years in the state penitentiary at Lansing on a second degree murder conviction after pleading guilty to shooting Robert Chester Ball with a semi automatic rifle at the 13th and Haskell intersection last June 22. Ball's car crashed into a house at 905 E. 13th St. Landon's estranged wife Virginia Landon was in the vehicle. she escaped with minor injuries. Landon surrendered to Douglas County sheriff's officers and was to be taken to Lansing later today.
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Claude Burton Landon Jr
la. St
Lansing
Landon
Frank Gray
Robert Chester Ball
13Th and
Haskell
Ball
Virginia Ellen Landon
13Th St
Douglas County
Fred Brooker
KU student earns multiple campus honors and leadership posts
Karen Zillner holds several AWS and Intercollegiate AWS offices, chairs the Model United Nations delegation, leads the Sunflower Girls State Alumni, presides over Pi Beta Phi at KU, and serves on KU Y and Panhellenic boards. In 1961 she was KU relays queen and later an attendant to the Greek Week queen, and she holds a Hallmark scholarship. Kendall pursues psychology and political science while Ziller studies elementary education.
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Associated Women Students Organization
AWS
KUY
Model United Nations
Sunflower Girls State
Miss Zillner
Pi Beta Phi
Panhellenic
KU Relays
Miss Kendall
Miss Ziller
Baker Wildcats Rally in Homecoming Victory over McPherson
Glenna Daeschner named Homecoming queen at Baker during halftime. Senior, wife of Steve Daeschner of Hiawatha, led Baker to a 40-12 football win as six seniors escorted the royalty. Alpha Chi Omega and Delta Tau Delta won best float with Can the Bulldogs theme led by Jane Shippee and Jim Fleming.
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Baker
Wildcats
McPherson
Glenna Daeschner
Alt Baker
Steve Daeschner
Hiawatha
Ellen Walker
Sharon McCannon
Cathy Neal
Sharon Falin
Alpha Chi Omega
Delta Tau Delta
Bulldogs
Jane Shippee
North Kansas City
Jim Fleming
Erie
Card of Thanks for 90th Birthday Wishes
Ed Church expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for the pretty cards and letters received on his 90th birthday.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Cne
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United Income Fund
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En Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood
Tennessee St
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Lawrence Memorial Co
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