Freeman Outlines Farm Pressure In Salina Talk
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman told over 2,000 at Memorial Hall Salina that U S agriculture risks oversupply hurting prices. He urged farmers to speak up as he studies policy for Congress and noted mixed views on controls. Rep. Bob Dole pressed concerns about allotments and penalties amid wheat marketing debates. He traveled with two Democratic lawmakers as the tour continues to Salt Lake City.
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Salina
Kan
Freeman
Memorial Hall
Rep
Robert Dole
Dole
Kansas
Congress
Canada
Russia
United States
Poland
Ralph Harding
Idaho
Robert Leggett
California
House Agricultural Committee
Salt Lake City
Mental health conference on Kansas community needs
The conference split into groups to discuss five topics on mental health in Kansas schools, community services, mental retardation, offender rehabilitation, and alcohol and aging issues. The two year study by the State Department of Social Welfare aims to shape a 10 year plan for community based mental health services across 15 northeast counties led by Robert Johnson.
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State Department of Social Welfare
Kansas
Atchison, Brown
Doniphan
Douglas
Geary
Jackson
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Lyon
Marshall
Nemaha
Osage
Pottawatomie
Riley
Wabaunsee
Champion Ayrshire shown at Kansas State Fair by Patty Alford
Patty Alford, 16, Route 2, wins with the champion Ayrshire in the 4H livestock show at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. She is daughter of Donald and Mrs. Alford and a Meadow Lark 4 H Club member.
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Patty Alford
Hutchinson
Donald Alford
Belt Whippings administered to teen vandals in jail
Five teen aged boys charged with breaking and entering and vandalism received belt whippings from their parents in a Henrico County jail cell block. Judge Tinns suggested about 20 strokes each as an alternative to a correctional school sentence.
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Richmond
Henrico County
T. Xinns Jr
King Sees Good From Bomb Death in Birmingham
Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr spoke after the Sunday school bombing that killed four Black girls at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. He urged that the girls’ deaths may redeem the city and urged faith amid grief as investigators sought the bomber with rewards rising to 76000 dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Carole Robertson
Sixteenth Street’ Baptist Church
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Four County Girls Win Purple Ribbons At State Fair Judging
Four County 4H members win purple ribbons at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. Norma Denton Meadowlark skirts, Linda Stoneback Kanwaka school wash dress, Janet Bartz Sunflower night wear, Virginia Wulfkuhie Kanwaka foods for a company dinner.
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Hutchinson
Douglas County
Norma Denton
Meadowlark
Linda Stoneback
Kanwaka
Janet Bartz
Sunflower
Virginia Wulfkuhie
Kanwaka Club
Valerie Taylor
Pauletta Gibler
Vinland Valley
Linda Wulfkuhle
Clara Owens
Diane Denham
Rhonda Kampschroeder
Jane Heck
Jayhawk
LaDean Stonebuck
Two Leavenworth youths killed by hit and run driver in Oklahoma
Two 16 year old Leavenworth Kansas boys Bradley P McMahon and Bill Lee Payne were killed by a hit and run motorist along U S 169 near Nowata Oklahoma. They had been picked up by police for questioning in a local car theft and breaking gum machines case hours earlier. Police had no trace of the fleeing driver.
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Novata
Okla
Leavenworth
Kan
Bradley P. McMahon
Bill Lee Payne
McMahon
Nowata General Hospital
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Jack Plunkett
U. S. 169
Here
Quintuplets’ Health Improves as Fischer Family Anticipates Gain
Aberdeen, South Dakota AP report says the Fischer quints at St Luke’s Hospital show improving health and higher activity. Parents Andrew and wife anticipate a new home up to 100000 dollars and a Curtis Publishing Company contract worth about 50000. Curtis plans radio and TV rights with Ladies Home Journal.
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Andrew Fischer
Curtis Publishing Co
St. Luke's Hospital
E. C. Pieplow
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Fischer
Chamber
Don Schanche
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
The
Post
Ladies Homes Journal
Schanche
James Andrew
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
Dirty Wheat Cutting U S Market in Europe Says Executive
Dr Richard J Goodman of Great Plains Wheat warns Western Europe markets reject dirty U S export wheat. He cites dirt and dockage at terminals as the cause, noting cleaner Canadian and Argentine wheat competes at the same price. He cites 1961 standards and proposes new rules to cut dirt by half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
U.S
U.S. Agriculture Department
Department
Note Found In River Sparks Search For Marie Butler
Neosho Falls postmistress seeks Marie Butler once of Neosho Falls after a note in a bottle dropped into the Neosho River 38 years ago was recovered. The 18 year old writer, Marie Butler, and cousin Vida Hartman, 10, sent the note on June 3 1925 asking where the bottle traveled. A Texas reader reports finding a similar note on Matagorda Island. Marie’s current whereabouts and fate remain unknown.
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Neosho Falls
Kan
Sadie O. West
Marie Butler
Neosho River
Marie
Butler
Vida Hartman
West
Sam Saylor
Port Lavaca
Tex
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Matagorda Island
Texas Coast
Corpus Christi
First Macadam Road Built Between 1791 and 1797
The first macadam highway in the United States was built between 1791 and 1797 and connected Philadelphia to Lancaster in Pennsylvania.
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United States
Philadelphia
Lancaster
China accuses Soviet Union of soft revisionist stance
In a broadside against the USSR, President Liu Shaoqi of Red China accuses modern revisionists of replacing Marx and Lenin's hard revolutionary policies with a survival oriented soft philosophy. The report also notes China’s remark that Russia enjoys nuclear blackmail but yields in a showdown.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
Liu Shaochi
Red China
Marx
Lenin
Girl Found Dead in Everett Dump Mystery Strangled
Police report the body of 8 year old Mary d Alberzio missing since Wednesday found in Everett dump. She appears to have been strangled by a shoe string. Last seen by her mother about 5 pm near home.
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Everett
Mass
Mary d'Albenzio
Kennedy assails tax bill delay in televised push
Senator Kennedy argues against delaying the tax cut and warns against amendments. New York congressman Miller urges equal time showing broad discontent with deficit spending. House Republicans and Senate Democrats weigh the bill's fate and spending limits as Mansfield forecasts progress this year.
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Ernment
Miller
New York
Kennedy
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means
British French Experts Endorse Channel Tunnel Plan
A joint British French study urged building a 32 mile railway tunnel under the English Channel from Folkestone to Sangatte costing about 143 million pounds. A bridge was ruled out as too costly and risky to shipping. Completion would take around six years. A state backed joint venture or government involvement is recommended over private operation.
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London
English Channel
Folkestone
Sangatte
Calais
Dread Coeds Vie for Honors at KU Continental Queen Contest
Nineteen Kansas University coeds compete for the KU entry to the American Royal Queen contest set for Oct 3–5 in Kansas City. Judges are wives of faculty and Lawrence businessmen. winner advances to face about 16 peers from Midwestern schools.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Kansas Union
Larry Flannery
Robert Beer
Olin Petefish
Larry Ogden
Edward Smissman
Karen Vice
St. John
Alpha Chi Omega
Margaret Jones
Moultrie
Alpha Delta Pi
Virginia Hill
Lyons
Alpha Omicron Pi
Bonnie Ward
Topeka
Alpha Phi
Karen Jo Emel
Colby
Chi Omega
Jacqueline Jones
Hong Kong
B.C.C
Delta Delta Delta
Carol Stotts
Prairie Village
Delta Gamma
Margaret Harris
Leawood
Gamma Phi Beta
Martha Parmley
Wichita
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sandra Coffmen
Pittsburg
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Catherine Bergstrom
Kansas City
Pi Beta Phi
Kathleen Ferrell
Belleville
Sigma Kappa
Anne Chalgren
Fort Leavenworth
Carruth O
Grand champion beef brings $1 005 at Kansas State Fair
One dollar per pound or 1005 was paid for the grand champion 4 H beef at the Kansas State Fair livestock sale. The Angus raised by Steve Nelson of Burdick was bought by the Egbert Oil Co of Hutchinson. The sale included 51 steers averaging 32 25 per hundred, plus 10 hogs and 9 sheep in the grand total of 17125.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Steve Nelson
Burdick
Egbert Oi! Co
Robert E. Haag
Hartford
Dalebanks
Pride
Walter D. Hand
Mulvane
Ayrshire
Donald Alford
Lawrence
McElroy Named Baker University Physician at Baldwin
Dr. McElroy designated college physician for Baker University Baldwin. He replaces interim appointee Dr. John Maclean and comes from Oakland California where he did residency at Contra Costa County Hospital. A 1961 KU Medical School graduate he is from Topeka. Mrs Miriam Morgan will continue as college nurse.
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Wilburn. McElroy
Baker University
Baldwin
McElroy
Baldwin Clinic
The
University
John Maclean
Raymond Pendelton
Oakland
Calif
Contra Costa County Hospital
Topeka
Kansas University Medical School
Stalemate Halts Gould National Battery Strike Talks
Chicago AP reports a four month strike by 1600 Gould National Batteries workers is halted as a stalemate emerges between Gould National Batteries Inc and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Horace Miller and Paul Manger confirmed the recess sought by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. Commissioner Cleland said no talks were scheduled.
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Chicago
Gould National Batteries Inc
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Horace Miller
Gould For
Paul Manger
Miller
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Thomas Cleland
Plan Aims to Reform Kansas Prison Hospital Facilities
A plan drafted for the 1964 Kansas Legislature budget session seeks to end a two year struggle to improve substandard facilities at the Kansas State Prison Hospital in Lansing. Architect James Conde proposes a secure ward at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City with a new floor atop the KUMC library building and relocation of the Children's Services Unit. The old building would be renovated for security.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Lansing
James Conde
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kumc Library
Emily Berger Scholarship Fund at KU Expanded
Arthur established a scholarship in his sister Emily Berger’s name at the University of Kansas in the 1940s. He died in August 1960 from injuries after a auto accident leaving about 4000 dollars in the fund. The fund includes 240 acres in Reno County 160 acres in Meade County with remaining securities. The income funds 35 women with most stipends covering university entrance fees about 244 dollars per resident. Chemistry research projects planned for early 1564.
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Arthur
Wescoe
Emily Berger
Reno County
Meade County
Kansas
Trial Set in Olathe for Dr. Haley Murder
Mrs. Doris V. Haley, 36, charged with first degree murder in the July 17 shooting death of her husband Dr. Jack A. Haley will stand trial October 7 in Johnson County District Court. She was arraigned by Judge Raymond H. Carr and is held without bond in the county jail.
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Olathe
Kan
Doris V. Haley
Jack A. Haley
Johnson County
Raymond H. Carr
Boonville, Mo
Lawrence sees bank activity rise amid August gains
Total checks drawn in Lawrence in the first eight months rose year over year, outpacing a 5 percent average in 15 Kansas cities per a Federal Reserve report. August bank debits in Lawrence were one percent ahead, while KU parking zone Y at 16th and Flower serves Watson Library Fraser Hall Watkins Hospital and Blake Hall.
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Lawrence
Kansas Cities
Federal Reserve
Kansas University
16Th
Sunflower
Watson Library
Fraser Hall
Watkins Hospital
Blake Hall
Youngster Killed When Truck Hits Paper Pile
Three year old Clifford Hesler died after a truck backing into a farm driveway ran over him. He was playing with wrapping paper southeast of Yates Center Kansas as his father Keith Hesler was away in Wyoming antelope hunting.
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Yates Center
Kan
Clifford Hesler
Keith Hesler
Wyoming
Arvella Corbin Thanks Friends After Hospital Stay
Arvella Corbin expresses gratitude for flowers cards and kindness shown during her hospital stay. She especially thanks nurses and doctors Walters Reed and Robison for their care.
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Robert Johnson
Lawrence- Douglas County Mental Health Center
Rev. King
FBI
Pauleta Gibler
Green
Ron Bishop
Rock Chalk
Stanley Husted
Claudia and
Kathleen Harris
Cottonwood
Judy Fowler
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Crasnahen
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Plains
Central Plateau
Upper Lakes
Central Plains
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Southern Plains
Central
Pacific Coast
Fischers
Aberdeen
S.D
Europe
Associated Press
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
John Pickens
Vermont
Sony
Lla Aurel
Andy Anderson
R. L. Sob Stewart
JFK
Carl Albert
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
E. O¢h
Dr. McElroy
Baker U
Miriam Morgan
Maier
Kansas University Engineering
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence High School
Lhs-Manhattan
Manhattan
Lion
Charles Kassinger
Hillcrest School
Jeff Jackson
Mark Umbholtz
Sally Smith
Walter Robinson
George Washington
Roger Zimmerman
Sarah Gillahan
Ruth Ann King
Karen Rowland
Lawrence Memoria Co
Norman
East
Merle
Massachusetts
McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Bank of Friendly Service
Douglas County State Bank
B.D
Kentucky
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