Two Injured After Two Car Collision In City
Police report a collision at 19th and Indiana left two passengers with minor injuries. Christi Titus 18 and Ann Ely 17 rode in a car driven by Terry Sexton 16, which was struck by William Fast 18. Damages were $800 and $500 respectively.
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Christi A. Titus
W. Eighth
Ann C. Ely
Sunset Dr
Ind
Terry 8. Sexton
N. H
William A. Fast
Sexton
Lawrence High School
West 19Th
Indiana
Fast
Tenn
Nancy L. Lacey
Ala. St
21St
North Second
Locust
Suphrove
Stoneback Re-elected NFO Secretary at District Meeting
Mrs I J Stoneback of Lawrence Rt 4 was re elected secretary of the Kansas Third District National Farmers Organization at a Paola district convention held Wednesday night. She was chosen unanimously. Les Rockers Garnett was voted president Tom Weigand Princeton named vice president and Lee Central l Spring Hill was re elected treasurer. Delegates from Douglas County included Emil Heck Jr O H Correa Homer Altenbernd and Stoneback and Charles Paslay.
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I. J. Stoneback
Rt. 4
Lawrence
Kansas Third District National Farmers Organization
Paola
Les Rockers
Garnett
Tom Weigand
Princeton
Lee ‘Centrall
Spring Hill
Douglas County
Emil Heck Jr
O. H. Correa
Homer Altenbernd
Stoneback
Charles Paslay
Lecompton
Auto Makers Use Rival Cars For Competitive Analysis
Detroit AP reports automakers routinely buy rival models for competitive study. GM engineers drive about 50 GM and rival cars 36,000 miles to assess weaknesses and strengths. After testing, cars are sold to dealers or placed on resale lots.
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Detroit
Ford
Chevy
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
William A. McConnell
Pepper Rodgers Corrects Misquotes in Sports Illustrated
Kansas coach Pepper Rodgers writes a letter to SI rebutting misattributions from a Nebraska game and other notices. He insists he never said Devaney was crazy or that Dan Devine chokes in big games, and he defends friendships across rivals.
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Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Sports Illustrated
Rodgers
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Dan Devine
Missouri
Hijacker Blames Army Over Flight to Cuba
A National Airlines Boeing 727 was hijacked by a khaki clad man claiming Army grievances. Stewardess Francine Pal Misano J. 21 reported the hijacker in an Army sergeant uniform pointed a gun and ordered Cuba after passing Daytona Beach. The plane carried 73 passengers and seven crew members en route from Newark to Miami.
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Miami
National Airlines
Cuba
Francine G. Palmisano
Daytona Beach
Puerto Rico
Anchorage
Walter F. Kuehner
Newark
N.J
Kansas Editor's Day to Honor Deceased Paper Man
About 275 editors and spouses attend Kansas Editor's Day at the KU Union. The Newspaper Hall of Fame Citation will be given to a distinguished deceased journalist, presented by Calder Pickett. Chancellor Chal mers Jr. and W. E. Brown outline events after registration at 8:30 a.m. in the Jayhawk Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas University Union
Calder Pickett
E. Laurence Chalmers Jr
W. E. Brown
Kansas Press Association
Jayhawk
Union
Newsprint Price Increase Announced by Bowater
Bowater Paper Corp raises newsprint price by 4 to 5 per ton effective January 1. The East Coast price moves to 152 dollars per ton from 147, while inland prices rise to 152 from 148.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowater Paper Corp
Nixon Welcomes Meir for Two Day Middle East Talks
President Nixon welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir at the White House for two days of talks. Meir urged closer economic ties and stronger air power, seeking 24 Phantom and 80 Skyhawk jets. She noted U.S. support as Israel negotiates a Sikorsky helicopter order.
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Israel
Golda Meir
White House
Nixon
Middle East
America
Milwaukee
Sikorsky Aircraft Corp
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
KU vs Syracuse Parents Day game eyed for record crowd
A 40 000 plus opening crowd is hoped for when Kansas University faces Syracuse this Saturday at Memorial Stadium on Parents Day. Last year set a peak of 38 470. Fire union links denied as area merchants warned. no connection between Lawrence firemen and the Fraternal Order. Child injuries prompt hospital updates as two youngsters remain in fair condition. City commission notes a Maiden Lane house owned by Harry A Puckett. Red Cross Camille relief donations stand at 2834 dollars with 481 to go.
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Kansas University
Syracuse
Memorial Stadium
Indiana
Monte Johnson
Lawrence
Fraternal Order of Fire Fighters
Asst
John Kasberger
National Fire Chief Magazine
Washington, D.C
Lawrence Firemen
International Association of Fire Fighters
William E. Bryant
Doreen R. Stoll
Conn, St
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World City Commission
Maiden Lane
Harry Puckett
Harry A. Puckett
Del
Douglas County
Red Cross
Camille Vicums
Police Action Saves Girl in Junction City
In Junction City Kansas two police officers Captain Robert Woolever and Corporal Kenneth Kidd responded immediately to a call that three year old Glenda Smith had stopped breathing. They found the child in her mother's arms began mouth to mouth resuscitation and revived her before taking her to Erwin Army Hospital Ft Riley for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kan
Glenda Smith
The
Police Department
Robert Woolever
Kenneth Kidd
Ray Smith
Erwin Army Hospital
Ft. Riley
Czech borders close as Dubcek fate discussed by Central Committee
Prague reports say the 181 member Central Committee meets to purge liberals and remove former party chief Dubcek from the Presidium. Prague Radio denounces leaders while the Prague municipal committee purges 16 dissenting members and two resign. Visa issuance at the Czechoslovak Austrian border is suspended for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Prague Radio
Kansas Cookout Theme Selected For Homecoming
The 1969 Kansas University Homecoming on November 8 will feature the theme Kansas Cookout or a Spoonful of Pepper Helps the Buffalo Go Down. The Homecoming executive committee of seven student and administrative co chairs selected the theme.
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Kansas
Buffalo
Kansas University
Kansas Jayhawks
Colorado Buffaloes
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Rt. 2
James C. Raybern, Jr
Maple Lane
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Engel Rd
Engel
Irving Hill
Steven D. Kamp
Gaddis
Kamp
NFO Secretary
Henry Ford II
Lemon Knudsen
Ford Motor Co
Knudsen
Oldsmobile
Stadium
Mississippi
12Th
Journal-World
Ken Seals
Mrs. Meir
Washington
Joseph Ray
Kansas University , Medical Center
Robert Ray
Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas
Bill King
Maytag
Kenneth
Koerner
Presidium
Vienna
Russell C. Leffel
Prairie Village
Cecilia Ann Jecha
Timken
William Ebert
Topeka
Steve Rasmussen
Overland Park
Jay Cooper
Kent Longenecker
Shawnee Mission
Queens
Jennifer Gille
Richard Wintermore
Alumni Association
Jerry Hutchinson
Vince Bilotta
Cochairman
Kenneth Bloomquist
George Boberg
Donald K. Alderson
Jay Strayer
James E. Gunn
Mary Athey
Emily Taylor
Cheryl Dorris
Arias Insurance Group
Don G. McDow
West 9Th St
Gary W. Beasley
R. L
Bob" Stewart
Melvin Kaufman
Ridge Ct
Don Franciie
Perry
Ane
Pierre Nun
Ethan A. Smith
Moving & Ete
Larry Ani
Pennsylvania
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