Final Rites For Pope Death Near As Vatican Struggles
Pope John XXIII's condition worsened sharply at the Vatican with reports of internal bleeding and slurred speech. Vatican officials indicated hours or days remained, as he received last rites and the world watched the pontiff's fragile battle.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Piero Mazzoni
Rome
Raimondo Manzini
L’osservatore Romano
Manzini
When One's A Leopard Three's A Crowd
LAS VEGAS AP A wedding bed is no place for a pet leopard says Patricia Spades and unless 10 week old Tinker Bell learns to sleep in a cage her marriage to Frank Michelberger is off. Tinker Bell only sleeps with her master. Patricia and Tinker Bell clash over bedding while Michelberger ponders next steps.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Patricia Spades
Tinker Bell
Miss Spades
Frank Michelberger
Patricia
Michelberger
Stinker
Integration Disputes Spread Over Nation
Los Angeles is warned by Rev. Maurice A. Dawkins of the Los Angeles NAACP chapter that the city will face Birmingham style efforts to enforce a total community integration. He argues LA has the largest Negro population west of the Mississippi and calls for full integration, not a small adjustment. Dawkins recently returned from Alabama and Washington, D.C., and has often joined prayers on City Hall steps.
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Los Angeles
Maurice A. Dawkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
Alabama
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles City Hall
Judge Frees Negroes After Florida Protests
Circuit Judge Ben Willis freed three Negroes charged with contempt for anti segregation protests before white theaters in Tallahassee. He postponed hearings for 223 others and urged all defendants to obey the court order banning demonstrations. The plan for a 12th protest remained set, and attorneys were assigned for the remaining defendants.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Ben Willis
Patricia Due
Willis
Harold E. Taylor
Ministerial Association elects new Ottawa officers
Dr Raymond Jennings, First Baptist pastor, was elected president of the Ottawa Ministerial Association succeeding Rev E E Caylor. New officers include Rev Roy Armstrong from Trinity Methodist as vice president and Rev Ned Roberts, First Christian, as secretary treasurer. Monthly meetings set, usually on the first Tuesday.
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Raymond Jennings
First Baptist
Ottawa Ministerial Association
E. E. Caylor
Westminster Presbyterian
North American
Roy Armstrong
Trinity Methodist
Ned Roberts
First Christian
Philadelphia job dispute ends with four Negro workers admitted
Police and Negroes clashed outside a city school site before a settlement. Four skilled Negro workers were admitted to union membership and given jobs on the $6 million project after talks led by the NAACP, Philadelphia Building Trades Council, and the Board of Education.
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Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Philadelphia Building Trades Council
Philadelphia Board of Education
Steamfitters Union
NAACP
Carlson Speaker At Tuttle Show
U S Sen Frank Carlson will speak at dedication ceremonies for Tuttle Creek reservoir near Manhattan at 3 p m tomorrow Master of ceremonies is Dr Reed F Morse Kansas State University Civil Engineering head Brig Gen Robert F Seed Jock division engineer Omaha Neb and Col Andrew P Rollins Jr district engineer Kansas City will attend Corps of Engineers officials Governor John Anderson Jr serves honorary chairman Former district and division engineers who helped design the Blue River flood control project will attend Maj Gen W E Potter retired who aided early planning for Turtle Creek Pomona reservoir attends Also water sports and queen presentation after ceremonies Fort Riley 1st Infantry Band to provide assembly music
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U. S
Frank Carlson
Tuttle Creek Reservoir
Manhattan
Reed F. Morse
Kansas State University
Corps of Engineers
U. S. Army
Robert F. Seed- Jock
Omaha
Nebr
Andrew P. Rollins, Jr
Kansas City
John Anderson, Jr
Blue River
W. E. Potter
Turtle Creek
Pomona
Marais Des Cygnes
Potter
Panama Canal Zone
1St Infantry Band
Fort Riley
Vacation Church School Plan at Faith Lutheran Church
Rev Kurt Juengle announces Vacation Bible School at Faith Lutheran Church Ottawa starting Monday June 3. Classes run 9 to 11 30 daily through June 14 for children from kindergarten through eighth grade at 316 EF 12th.
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Ottawa
Faith Lutheran Church
Kurt Juengle
Record Memorial Day traffic toll in Kansas deaths rise
Five people died in Memorial Day crashes in Kansas including Harl G. Lay 73 and Ruth Lay 65 near NewTon on U S 50 Edith C McProud 82 died near South Haven and two Topeka teens Anthony Cuerrero 19 and John Mendez 19 injured in a crash A Douglas C Schneider 22 of Ellinwood was killed near Kingman Wednesday night nationwide 155 traffic deaths set a one day Memorial Day record per Associated Press
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Kansas
U.S. 50
Newton
Harl G. Lay
Ruth
Wichita
Edith C. McProud
South Haven
Topeka
Anthony Cuerrero
John Mendez
Douglas C. Schneider
Ellinwood
Kingman
National Safety Council
Ottawa considers $1750 survey bid on parking needs
Ottawa city officials reviewed a proposal from Servis Van Dorn and Hazard of Topeka for a $1750 parking survey. The plan aims to map needed parking areas using existing city experiences rather than a detailed traffic count. Officials promised no final decision, while other items included a $5000 request for the Ottawa boys band and study of LeLoup water supply from the Ottawa plant.
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Servis, van Dorn and Hazard
Topeka
Ottawa
Boys Band of
LeLoup
Ottawa University Seniors Ready For Busy Weekend
Ottawa University seniors enter a full weekend with six commencement events planned. Eighty-two candidates will receive bachelor degrees at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Wilson Field House as Dr. John E. King of Emporia State Teachers College speaks. Honorary degrees go to Roger W. Gelz of Bacone and James G. Havens of Columbia.
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Ottawa University
Wilson Field House
Andrew B. Martin
W. D. Bemmels
Choir
Pi Kappa Delta
O” Club
First Baptist Church
Martin
John E. King
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Roger W. Gelz
Bacone
Okla
James G. Havens
Columbia
Ottawa
North American Hotel
Colbern’s
Jacobs to Teach at Mulvane High
Will E Jacobs, longtime business teacher at Wellsville High School, has received release from his contract and will join Mulvane High School. He plans to move after summer session while Mrs Jacobs remains in Wellsville until he attends the University of Kansas. He will teach business in Mulvane's senior high.
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Wellsville
Will E. Jacobs
Wellsville High School
Mulvane
Jacobs
University of Kansas
County Forecast for Partly Cloudy to Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Saturday with scattered thunderstorms mainly in the evening and early morning. Lows tonight range from 60 to 65 degrees with highs Saturday between 80 and 85.
Ottawa High graduates hear dedication theme from former Teacher of the Year
Mrs. Marjorie French, 1962 Teacher of the Year and Topeka Public Schools math director, addressed Ottawa High School’s 106 graduates on dedication to fellow man beyond religion color or status. She urged action that serves as a living sermon, noted barriers like fear of criticism, and said creativity fuels success while failure is only a detour.
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Marjorie French
Topeka
Ottawa High School
Topeka Public School
W. P. Shepard
OHS
Henry Parker
Ottawa
Ottawa High
Herald
French
America
Showery Weather Dampens Memorial Day in Kansas
Clouds and showers slowed holiday activities across Kansas with thunderstorms reported in the northeast and southwest. Rain totals overnight ranged from traces in the southeast to about 0.90 inch in Havensville and around 0.5 to 0.65 inches in several other towns including Centralia Onaga Anthony Coldwater Kiowa and Sun City. Southeast counties received less than 0.10 inch.
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Topeka
Kansas
Havensville
Centralia
Onaga
Anthony
Coldwaster
Kiowa
Sun City
Tany's Toot Questions Rain Memoir and Departure
A quirky column ponders whether memory and rain will fade with time. It muses on persistence, change, and the idea of letting go, mixing whimsy with introspection about endings and new starts.
Kansans move to abolish local justice of the peace courts
The 1963 Kansas Legislature restricted JP court jurisdiction, threatening their future as county courts assume minor civil and criminal work. Franklin County’s JP judge Gardner Walker doubts full abolition but expects reduced duties and possible compensation loss. All JP posts up for election in 1964. constitutional change would be needed to end JP courts.
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Kansas
Justice of Peace
Gardner P. Walker
Poplar
Franklin County
Walker
Justice of the Peace
Office of the Attorney General
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