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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
7
A long catalog of churches in and around Baldwin notes pastors and service times. Denominations include Catholic, Assembly of God, Methodist, United Church of Christ, Evangelical United Brethren, Presbyterian, Full Gospel Pentecostal, Southern Baptist, Friends, and Brethren with respective worship, Sunday school, youth, and midweek meeting schedules.
A survey lists multiple area churches with their pastors and service times. Evang elical United Brethren minister Homer E Wolcott. Methodist Rev Stacy Ollar Jr. Stanwood Friends Allen Jones. Church of Christ Bible Study and worship times. Community Church Rev Glenn Radcliff and Darrel Ward. Wisco Church under Rev Orville Chase. Assembly of God Pastor D Cullimore. First Baptist Rev Lewis R Hearnett. Baptist Rev Samuel F Dutton with service times and Sunday School.
Three Lawrence men will be panel speakers at the 41st annual Kansas Chamber of Commerce convention April 19 and 20 at the Town House Motor Hotel in Kansas City. The speakers are Douglas County Commissioner Elmer Ousdahl Dr. Darwin Dakoff chief economist for the Kansas Office of Economic Analysis and E R Zook secretary manager of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.
I J Stoneback, regional director for the National Farmers Organization, will discuss Collective Bargaining for Agriculture as the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship topic at 10 a m Sunday in Pleasant Valley meeting house.
Sixty four city teachers are eliminated from the Salina school staff for the year starting in September after pre enrollment shows a drop of three thousand two hundred students from last fall. The decrease is linked to the pending closing of the Schilling air base.
Senate approval sent a bill to the House boosting pay for most elected and appointed state officials. Governor's salary would rise from 20000 to 22500 in January 1967, with other increases ranging from 1000 to 2000 annually for officials named in the measure.
Clergymen from Catholic Protestant and Jewish denominations staged a silent vigil on the third floor of the Statehouse in Topeka to press for an effective fair housing law. The demonstration followed a Capitol march by about 100 clergy and will continue during business hours until the Legislature acts or adjourns.
Samuel Jackson, Topeka NAACP president, says four pickets will stand at the Topeka Board of Realtors from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting today until the Legislature passes a fair housing act or adjourns.
The motion picture In His Steps will be shown at 7 30 p m Sunday in Friends Church located at 16th and NH Streets. The film is based on a book.
Houston AP reports veteran Mercury astronaut Walter Schirra Jr and Air Force major Thomas Stafford are favored to be chosen for the fourth manned Gemini mission. The plan calls for docking with an Agena rocket about 116 miles above Earth, a two day rendezvous potentially making them the first to dock in space. The 1966 flight could come as early as this year with accelerated Gemini plans.
The University Review, a non profit student outlet at Kansas University, debuts with an eight-page tabloid issue free to students and one full-page advertisement. Alden Bell assists as history faculty advisor. staff include Phillip Smith Onaga Gary Walker Wichita Frederick Whitehead Pratt William Panning Ellinwood Anthony Bengel Independence Mike Marks Florissant Mo William Cibes Altamont and Stephen Munzer Salina.
Rev Ed Beck leads a mixed religious team to Daytona Beach for Holy Week to witness among students vacationing there. The group will stay through Easter, include Roman Catholics and a Daytona rabbi, with hopes for Jewish members.
David Stowe calls for China to join the United Nations and resume travel with the United States. He advocates increased Sino US trade and firsthand knowledge of China by Americans, noting publications and books for informed Christian perspectives. The piece urges prayer and concern for Chinese Christians and all Chinese people.
A broad storm system brings snow and rain from the Midwest to the Northeast. Olean New York reports ten inches of snow in six hours, while Wisconsin and Michigan see the heaviest Midwest snowfall. Rain falls along the Carolinas to Maryland and across the West and Pacific Northwest. Temperatures dip near zero in parts of northern Michigan.
In a historical note, the Bible records that during King David’s era around 1000 B.C. the Israelites paid taxes using raisins as a form of coinage. This curious agrarian tax reflects ancient barter practices.
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Clarence H Schaake executor seeks final settlement, approval of acts and distribution of assets under the will. Respondents must file defenses by April 13 1965 at 10 20 am in Lawrence Kansas, or judgment will follow.
Notice dated March 19, 1965 announces a special election in Eudora Township Douglas County Kansas for April 6. Voters will decide on two tax levies: four mills for two years to improve township roads and a building/maintenance fund for the Fire Department with US government donation of equipment. Officials Ralph Wotan trustee James Harris clerk William Lothholz treasurer.
Classified note describes a four bedroom three bath tri level home near KU with carpeted living and dining rooms, birch kitchen cabinets, disposal, fan and dishwasher. Breezeway porch, patio, finished rec room, ample storage, landscaped large lot. Contact 900 Indiana VI 83 2056.
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