Former School Superintendent Dies Here
Lauren O. Gaddis 69 Ottawa RFD 2 former superintendent of Princeton schools died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He retired in 1964 after 41 years in Jarbale Easton and Princeton districts. Born June 23, 1899 in Barnard he married Sunshine Young in 1927. He leaves a widow, three sons, a daughter, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Westminster United Presbyterian Church Monday afternoon with burial at Highland Cemetery. Friends may call Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Sunday 10 a.m. to 10 a.m. Monday.
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Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Jarbale
Easton
Barnard
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Carrie
Weber) Gaddis
Sunshine Young
Beloit High School
University of Kansas
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Harvester Fellowship
Union Chapter
OES
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Ottawa Lodge No
AF and
Lawrence Scottish Rite
Ottawa Rotary Club
Franklin County Retired Teachers Association
National Retired Teachers Association
Roger Greenslade
Highland Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
Lauren Young Gaddis
Troy
John E. Gaddis
Overland Park
Franklin DeLoss Gaddis
Denver
Elaine Oakleaf
Effingham
Howard Alderson
Portland
Ore
John Latham
Cawker City
Elmer F. Gaddis
John Leo Gaddis
Ball Begins Pitching In Political Arena
Former U N ambassador George W Ball joined the Humphrey campaign as foreign affairs adviser after resigning to attack Nixon and Agnew. GOP leaders called him a hatchet man while Ball accused Nixon of cynicism and opportunism in a broad, cross country exchange. Ballooning rhetoric touched Senate floor rooms and United Nations corridors as campaigns moved toward the election.
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George W. Ball
Ball
Richard M. Nixon
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Senate
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
U.N
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Bail
Agnew
Thruston B. Morton
Rey
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Florida
Tampa
Bliss
Vietnam
Alvin A. Spivak
Czechs Await New Moves in Soviet Withdrawal Plans
Prague reports ongoing behind the scenes talks as Warsaw Pact commander Marshal Yakubovsky visits. A partial troop pullback toward 100000 permanent and 400000 remaining is expected, with a Moscow trip by Cernik to discuss details. The situation risks a military government if liberal leaders are removed. Expressen cites 112 killed and 735 wounded since Aug 2, amid alleged traffic and combat fatalities.
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Dubcek, Cernik
National Assembly
Josef Smrkovaky
Stockholm
Expressen
Federal agents seize marijuana at Municipal Airport
Federal agents seized four boxes of marijuana at Municipal Airport on Friday before they were to be flown to San Francisco. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs agents said the operation occurred just prior to departure.
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Kansas City
San Francisco
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Weather and Seoul Deadly DMZ Infiltration Report
The day features a high of 85 and a low of 52 with notable past records 104 and 27. Hourly readings end at 8 am with various inconsistent values. In Seoul, two American soldiers were killed by North Korean infiltrators near the DMZ on Friday, highlighting escalating tensions.
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Seoul
Demilitarized Zone
Fortas Confirmation Faces Senate Showdown
Washington AP report on Abe Fortas chief justice nomination facing renewed opposition in Congress led by Ev Dirksen. Filibuster plans, cloture petition, and ABA feedback shape a Tuesday floor vote with potential defections and warnings of political harm to Johnson.
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Senate
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Fortas
Dirksen
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ABA
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William Gossett
Gossett
Albert Jenner
Chicago
Jenner
Opposi
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Associated Press
Strom Thurmond
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
McClellan
Ray's Lawyer Debates Resigning Over King Case
In Memphis Arthur Hanes Sr. said he may withdraw as James Earl Ray's lawyer due to serious disagreements on defense strategy. A court hearing, tied to a contempt recommendation against Hanes and two newsmen and a private detective for prejudicial coverage, was continued. Ray faces an April 4 King assassination charge and a trial set for November 12 after extradition from England.
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Arthur Hanes Sr
James Earl Ray
Ray
Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
England
Memphis
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Chicago Protests Versus War and Police Action
Chicago protests unfold along Michigan Avenue and Grant Park as hundreds or thousands rally against police tactics at the Democratic National Convention. The march seeks end to the Vietnam War and amnesty for arrested demonstrators, with permits issued. A counterdemo by United Patriots International was postponed to Sunday.
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Chicago Peace Council
Citizens For Free Chicago
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United Patriots International
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