KU Council Sets $18.6 Million Private Donations Goal
Lawrence report notes the 300 member Kansas University Council for Progress approved an $18,617,000 goal for private donations over the next three years to start the university's second century. Also mentions a car hubcap theft report from a 1964 Ford at Budge's Hardware between 7:30 and 10 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A, Trump
S. Cedar
Kansas University Council For Progress
Lawrence
George Gravenstein
Budge’s Hardware
Window break at First Christian Church on Cedar
An object was thrown through a window at First Christian Church at Eleventh and Cedar Tuesday night. An estimated repair cost of 21 dollars and 67 cents was listed. Other community items include a bake sale by the 4H Club and local ads for auto and home insurance.
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First Christian Church
Eleventh and Cedar
Divorce granted in district court
Caroles Risdon aged 43 of 1034 Cots tonwood and Don We Risdon aged 43 of Kansas City Missouri obtained a divorce in district court on Thursday.
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Caroles Risdon
Cotstonwood
District Court
Don We Risdon
Kansas City
Johnson backs high level Latin American summit
President Johnson endorsed a plan to meet with Latin American leaders to accelerate the Alliance for Progress. He spoke in Mexico City at the Lincoln statue unveiling, noting a possible summit with Argentine President Arturo U. Mia and predicting broader U.S. cooperation to boost economic and social progress across the hemisphere.
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Mexico City
Johnson
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Latin America
Abraham Lincoln
Polanco
Arturo Mia
South America
Mexteco
Lincoln
Gustavo Diez Ordaz
Los Pinos
White House
aJohnson
United States
Darien Road
Panama
Columbia
Fairebanks
Alaska
Chile
Argentina
Mexico
Fashion Gains Little From US Television
AP writer notes TV glamour shapes politics slang and wardrobe trends. Names such as Loretta Young Eva Gabor Barbara Walters and Dinah Shore appear in discussions of fashion influence on viewers and industry. Mentions a lawsuit over opening shots and credits for borrowed garments. End with weekend TV recommendations: The Big Guy on ABC and Countdown to Zero on NBC.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Arlene
Frances
Loretta Young
Miss Young
Dinah
Paris
Eva Gabor
Green Acres
Barbara Walters
NBC
Barbara
Ing
ABC
Death of Herbert O Le Grande of Plantation Fla
Herbert O Le Grande Ottawa University graduate and former basketball standout died April 13 at Plantation Florida. Survived by wife Dorothy Carr of Ottawa, son Bruce Le Grande of Wausau Wisconsin, daughter Mrs Joseph L Waller of Alexandria Virginia, six grandchildren, and a brother. Funeral details unavailable.
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Herbert O. le Grande
Plantation
Fla
Ottawa University
Dorothy G. Carr
Ottawa
Bruce le Grande
Wausau
Wisc
Joseph L. Waller
Alexandria
Peg Carr
Burtal
Buddhists Back Military Holding Big Trump Card
Buddhist leaders in Saigon reaffirmed support for the military government’s plan to hold elections in three to five months and ended demonstrations. They warned they may resume street action if elections are not held as promised, while North Viet Nam called for leadership change. The 101st Airborne and Marines pressed the ground war as U.S. jets struck targets in North Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S. 101St Airborne
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North
Viet Nam
Mu Gia
U.S
da Nang
South
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
Tran Quang ‘Thuan
Thuan
Hue
Cornell scientists claim breakthrough in radiation protection
Two Cornell University scientists announced a possible major breakthrough toward protecting humans and animals from lethal radiation. They described a vaccine like chemical from the jackbean plant that reportedly immunizes most mice and could aid in wartime fallout protection, nuclear industry workers, and cancer treatment, while noting the concept may still fail. The findings were presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology conference with coauthor Dr Hung Chen Dang.
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Atlantic City
Cornell University
Mendous
Willard J. Visek
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biosogy
Hung Chen Dang
Visek
Third Charge Nets Sentence for No-Defunct Check
Don C Engle 24 of Yates Center pleaded guilty Tuesday in District Court to giving a noefunct check and admitted this is his third check under $50 conviction in two years. He received one to five years at the Kansas Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson and was referred to the Reception and Diagnostic Center Topeka for a 120 day report.
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Don C. Engle
Yates Center
District Court
Engle
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Topeka
Marine completes 4 weeks combat training at Pendleton
Combat trained Marine Pic. Thomas Q. Capron, son of Mrs. Peg Capron of 494 Walnut, has finished a four week course at Camp Pendleton California. The program totals 200 hours and covers instruction under simulated combat conditions and guerrilla warfare.
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Marine
Pic
Thomas Q. Capron
Peg Capron
Walnut
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Police News Cline and Brown Cited on Main Street
Wilber Dean Cline aged 25 of 709 North Main was cited April 14 in the 700 block of North Main for operating a motor vehicle with an expired temporary registration permit. Edgar O. Brown, 33 of Richmond, was cited April 14 in the 400 block of North Main for speeding 35 in a 20 mph zone.
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Wilber Dean Cline
N. Main
North Main
Edgar O. Brown
Richmond
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births List
Admissions include Vernie L. Womble Bernard F. Dwyer Edgerton RFD 1 Mrs Alice Fogle Williamsburg Mrs Roy H. Roseberry Andrew Marconette Jana Kimball Princeton Debra Harris Williams burg Friday. Dismissals include Hazel Wiley Quenemo Thursday Merle Shaffer Bernard Dwyer RED 1 Edgerton Becky Epstein Gedar Ottawa RFD 2 Loretta Coe 60144 W 5th Wednesday Lula Slusher 412 Walnut Carl Biederman 1421 S Maple Ethel Ermey 743 S Main Merritt Ball and daughter 1120 Ss Hickory Glen Hardesty 1214 Willow Ramona Ferrant Kansas City Mo Mrs Richard Bethell and daughter Pomona Thursday Births Mr and Mrs Richard McCord Princeton RFD 1 a daughter weight 6 lb 614 oz Friday Mr and Mrs Alexander Macy Jr 1641 8 Main 4 daughter weight 6 lb 10 Oz Friday Mr and Mrs Vernon Christian Baldwin a son weight 7 Ibs 10z Wednesday
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Vernie L. Womble
Sycamore
Bernard F. Dwyer
Edgerton
Alice Fogle
Williamsburg
Roy H. Roseberry
Andrew Marconette
Hazel Wiley
Quenemo
Merle Shaffer
Bernard Dwyer
Becky Epstein
Gedar
Ernest Workman
Hickory
Glen Hardesty
Willow
Ramona Ferrant
Kansas City
Richard Bethell
Pomona
Richard McCord
Princeton
Rfd
Alexander Macy, Jr
Main
Vernon Christian
Baldwin
KC Markets Sale Dates Cattle Hogs Eggs Butter
KC markets report cattle cattle numbers light, hogs steady to higher with 190 to 250 lb barrows and gilts priced around 22.00 to 22.75, 260 to 280 lb at 21.50 to 22.75, sows 18.00 to 20.25, sheep none. Eggs: consumer large 12.37, mediums 34 34.14, wholesale large 37.39, mediums 36 37, butter unchanged.
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Clifford R
Hobbs
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kansas
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