Gould Plant Now Open in St. Paul
Nickel cadmium battery operations at Gould-National Batteries Vandalia Avenue plant in St. Paul resumed with new workers and returning strikers. Thirteen of 31 plants were struck May 22 by the IBEW. Chicago talks recess since Sept. 18 after rejecting pay and benefits offer. Vandalia is seventh plant to resume production, others in East Point Denver Marlborough Leavenworth Ogden Salem. Full production at Leavenworth not yet resumed. shipments mainly of batteries made before the strike.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Gould-National
Vandalia Avenue
Gould - National Batteries, Inc
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Chicago
Vandalia
East Point
Marlborough
Mass
Leavenworth
Kan
Ogden
Utah
Salem
Ore
15Th Street
Denver
John Nelson
Demos Study Endorsement Meeting Before Primary
Kansas Democrats study a pre primary endorsement convention with a 13 member committee led by Dr. Marvin Harder of the University of Wichita. The panel cites reasons including reducing factional battles and party finance issues before the general election. Members named include Reps. Robert Harder and Joseph Mikesic, Sen. Wade Myers, and other officials from Topeka Kansas City Ottawa Emporia Lawrence Hays Hutchinson Wichita and surrounding areas.
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Wichita
Kansas
Jack Graves
Marvin Harder
University of Wichita Political Science Department
Harder
Robert Harder
Topeka
Joseph Mikesic
Kansas City
Joe Saia
Frontenac
Henry Lueck
Netawaka
Paul Aylward
Elsworth
Jules Doty
Ottawa
Wade Myers
Emporia
Myrta Budke
Lawrence
Norbert Dresling
Hays
Zenny Leonida
Hutchinson
Leigh Warner
Cimmaron
Claude Lee
Ex Sailor Guilty Of Killing Baby Sitter
Loren Neal Duffield, a 23 year old former sailor, is found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of 14 year old Gwendolyn Constance Padgett who he hired as a babysitter. The corporation court jury imposes death by electric chair with a 28 minute verdict. Duffield testified the act had to be a woman and pleaded innocence by reason of insanity. The body was found March 5 in a ravine. Duffield is from Topeka Kansas.
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Norfolie
Val
Corporation
Loren Neal Duffield
Gwendolyn Constance Padgett
Duffield
H. Lawrence Bullock
William H. Sands
Topeka
Kan
Kennedy
Maine
McKinley
Lawrence Journal-World News Highlights and Local Events
Lawrence score line tonight features a special telephone operator in Ottawa for the high school football game. A fall pre school story hour debuts Friday at the public library with two groups and two storytellers. Lawrence High School students donate 413.94 to the United Fund drive as the campaign targets 72,900. Douglas County Planning Board discusses county school unification with local principals and officials.
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The
Journal-World
Ottawa
Lawrence Public Library
Marilyn Born
Hilda M. Koehler
Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence High School
Skipper Williams
LHS
Douglas County
Two Editors Arrested After Interview in Caracas
In Caracas police arrested two United States newspaper editors after they interviewed Communist leader Gustavo Machado on Thursday. Charles K. Lucey of the Trenton Evening Times and Walker Stone of Scripps-Howard Newspapers were held about an hour, cited to reappear Saturday, then released after questioning with Caracas bureau manager James Whelan of United Press International.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Gustavo Machado
Charles K. Lucey
Trenton
Evening Times
Walker Stone
Scripps-Howard
Capitol Steps
Machado
Community Party
Congress
James Whelan
United Press-International
Lucey
Stone
Romulo Betancourt
Kerr to preside regional principals meeting
Kerr principal of Eudora High School will preside at the Kansas Association of Secondary School Principals northeast region meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union.
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D. FE. Kerr
Eudora High School
Kansas Assn. of
Northeast
Kansas Union
Ambush Robbery Nets 252000 Pounds From Armored Truck
London AP reports eight men ambushed an armored truck near Swanley Kent, ramming it to steal 90000 pounds in bank notes from Martin's Bank transfer. Six guards were overpowered, loot fled in a truck, with a farmer noting a sub minute raid. Police have 13 arrests linked to a prior Glasgow to London mail train raid, with only 10 percent recovered.
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London
Swanley
Kent
Martin's Bank
Britain
Cheddington
Valachi describes Genovese as mob boss and ally
Valachi claims Genovese was the Cosa Nostra head and “boss of bosses” in New York aside from the Brooklyn faction. He recalls kissing Genovese in Atlanta prison after a 1960 narcotics conviction, a gesture he viewed as the kiss of death as trust eroded and he later killed an inmate fearing Genovese’s plot against him.
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Genovese
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
New York
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Tetanus Fatal Claims Garden City Music Director
Julius Hultquist age 57, director of vocal music for Garden City public schools, died Thursday night from tetanus tied to a finger injury from a power mower a week earlier. He joined the district in 1950 after Dodge City service and previously taught at Elmdale, Kingman, and Pratt.
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Garden City
Julius Hultquist
Dodge City
Elmdale
Kingman
Pratt
When Ice Melt Melts Seas Rise 250 Feet Warning
If Antarctica loses its 7 million cubic miles of ice the world's seas would rise about 250 feet. The statement underscores a vast potential impact though the article note on Pennsylvania law begins a separate point.
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Antarctica
Pennsylvania
Envoys Review Cold War Issues At UN Meeting
Western foreign ministers from the United States Britain and West Germany met at the United Nations to review cold war issues ahead of a three power meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. A broad consensus suggested no wide agreement would emerge from the talks.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Britain
West Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Corpstein Fund Set at $900000
OsKaloosa records show Joseph Patrick Corpstein former U S Senate candidate died two weeks ago leaving a 900000 estate with 310000 real estate and 590000 personal property. His will dated 1957 names wife Veronica and attorney James Lester as executors with Don Rice to buy his Corpstein Elevator share. Widow receives household goods car and half the estate. the other half goes to his two Nortonville sons and daughter. Corpstein died September 11 in a Winchester hospital following defeats in 1962 and prior campaigns.
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Oskaloosa
Joseph Patrick Corpstein
U.S. Senate
Jefferson County
Corpstein
Winchester
Nortonville
Here
Veronica
James Lester
Don Rice
Perry
Frank Carlson
Congress
Senate
Obituary notices for Miller Jr Wiggins and Swafford infant
Funeral services were held for Joseph S. Miller Jr. 40 in Midland with burial set for Memorial Park Cemetery in Lawrence. Dudley Harvey Wiggins 69 of Overland Park dies in Kansas City with 2 p.m. Saturday services at Hoge Funeral Home and survivors including wife Thelma and son George. Graveside rites for infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Swafford at Memorial Park Cemetery tomorrow with Rev. Clare Rose officiating.
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Joseph S. Miller Jr
Midland
Tex
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence
Dudley Harvey Wiggins
Overland Park
Lakeside Hospital
Kansas City
Hoge
Wiggins
Lenexa Masonic Lodge
Thelma Yoly
George Wiggins
James B. Wiggins
Theodore Wiggins
Otis Wiggins
Opal Watts
Long Beach
Calif
Sherman Swafford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Clare Rose
Rumsey
Norma Jean
Robert Swafford
Red Star
Ark
Mae Collins
Ind. St
Constitution Earned Name Old Ironsides in War of 1812
The warship Constitution gained the nickname Old Ironsides after solid cannonballs from the Guerriere bounced off her thick oak hull during the 1812 battle. The encounter solidified her fame and symbolized American naval resilience.
Secretary Korth Cleared by Justice Unit in TFX Case
The Justice Department cleared Secretary Korth of conflict of interest in the TFX contract while Rep. Bill Stinson voices dissatisfaction. Korth, former Continental Bank of Fort Worth president, had loan ties and backed the General Dynamics award to the Boeing region faces ongoing Senate scrutiny on alleged favoritism in the TFX contest.
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Korth
Continental Bank
Fort Worth
Stinson
Kennedy
Justice Department
Senate Subcommittee
Senate
Campus club officers listed for Topeka and surrounding towns
Red Carpethen a Topeka sophomore films and recreation and Barbara Bauerle a Harlan Iowa sophomore recep tion and tours Breon Mitchell a Salina senior is president of the Union activities board Other officers are Bob Moutrie a St Louis Mo senior vice president Mary Morozzo a Council Grove junior secretary Scott Linscott a Topeka junior treasurer Marcia Cowles a St Joseph Mo senior arts and exhibits Joe McGrath a Prairie Village senior dance Nancy Partin a Prairie Village senior hospitality Peggy Harris a Leawood senior music and drama David Smith a Jackson Mich senior forums Gene LaFollette a Overland Park junior sports and hobbies John Mays a Lyons sophomore tournaments and lessons Peggy Carroll a Prairie Village senior special events
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Prairie Village
Peggy Harris
Leawood
David Smith
Jackson
Mich
Gene LaFollette
Overland Park
John Mays
Lyons
Peggy Carroll
Regents Approve Programs and Budgets for Kansas Universities
The Board approved remodeling and decoration funds totaling 2100 for the Psychology Department office 5000 to rebuild a wall at Battenfeld Hall and 47000 to remodel and outfit the Varsity House at Ilth and Indiana for the Bureau of Child Research and set in motion the M A degree program in classics. They delayed Wichita University budget decisions until October 18 in Topeka as it joins the state system July 1. Dr Emory Lindquist urged the delay to study policies and fiscal programs. An architecture and design school at Kansas State University was approved. The board extended terms for Clyde M Reed on the Wichita Board of Regents and William Danenbarger on the Washburn Board of Regents.
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Colorado
Psychology Department
Battenfeld Hall
Ilth
Indiana
Bureau of Child Research
Topeka
Wichita University
Emory Lindquist
Kansas State University
Clyde M. Reed
Wichita Board of Regents
William Danenbarger
Washburn Board of Regents
Cub Scout Leaders Training Sessions Set at Plymouth Church
Cub Scout Leaders will begin six Tuesday training sessions at Plymouth Congregational Church starting at 7 p.m. each evening. Sessions run from 7 to 9 p.m. and are open to all adult registered Cub Scout leaders.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Kennedy Defies Goldwater on Foreign Policy in Utah
President Kennedy sharply challenged Goldwater conservative ideas during a Salt Lake City address, warning that retreat and hostility to international cooperation would yield a dangerous world. He defended UN engagement, foreign aid, and the nuclear test ban while praising federal state cooperation in the Flaming Gorge Dam project near the Wyoming border.
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Salt Lake City
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Mormon Tabernacle
United Nations
Rocky Mountain
Flaming Gorge
Wyoming
Green River
Edith Hurricane Weakened While Threat Still Real
Hurricane Edith weakened to 73 mph winds as it neared Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Storm tides fell to four to six feet, but warnings remained for the Dominican coast and gale alerts for Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
P. R
Edith
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
U.S
San Pedro de Macoris
Peninsula de Samana
Costa Rica Calls for Action to Halt Military Coups
Costa Rica urged Americas foreign ministers to act against military coups after Dominican Republic leaders ousted President Juan Bosch and formed a provisional civilian government. Costa Rica cut diplomatic ties, joining U S and Venezuela in suspending relations, and proposed a meeting to review Dominican affairs and discuss measures against coups. The Bosch regime was the third constitutional government toppled in Latin America in six months.
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Daniel Oduber
Juan Bosch
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
United States
Venezuela
Bosch
Latin America
Wenzel Breaks Leg In Fall At Malott Hall
Dr. Duane Wenzel of 306 Park Hill Terrace, acting dean of the KU School of Pharmacy, was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after breaking a leg in a fall at Malott Hall this morning.
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Duane Wenzel
Park Hill Terr
KU School of Pharmacy
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Malott Hall
Card of thanks to friends and well-wishers
The writer thanks friends for birthday gifts cards and many kind thoughtful acts while in Lawrence. C Belle Butcher thanks all who helped during the time.
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Lawrence. C
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