Late Lawrence elections and fish pond work noted
Election returns arrived slowly at City Hall from 10 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. Pinckney School led early counts while Centennial was delayed by power issues. The Kansas Fish & Game Commission stocked Lone Star Lake with 4,000 fingerling channel catfish to grow for a year before transfer. KU student elections underway with two Lawrence entrants. Ugly Man on Campus winner was Beau-Kay Hi-Rickety the Great Pyrenees. Construction begins on Fremont plant addition tied to Lawrence Paper Co. KU power service upgrade to 12,000 volts causes two brief outages scheduled this weekend and next Friday.
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Local South Kansas City area election results surface
Variable Lanphear and many others appear among candidates across McLouth Linwood Overbrook Wellsville Oskaloosa and Wellsville as voters choose mayors police judges and city councils. Write in Earl Wonnell wins police judge in one precinct while incumbents rally in others with varied vote totals across the county.
Parent Round-Ups Start This Week
A series of pre-school round-ups for parents of children entering kindergarten next fall is planned during April and early May. School system representatives will explain preparations needed before school starts at each session. If one location is missed, attend another. Sunset Hill April 4 at 7 p.m. Kennedy April 26 2 p.m. Pinckney April 26 7:30 p.m. May 3 New York 2 p.m.
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Centennial
Hillcrest
McAllaster
East Heights
Cordley
Kennedy
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Pinckney
Schwepler
New York
Kansas University Students Begin Student Teaching in Lawrence
Sixteen senior KU students start teaching assignments in Lawrence Public Schools, through May 25, joining about 20 students per quarter. The page lists names, grades, schools, and cooperating teachers at Sunset Hill East Heights McAllaster Kennedy Woodlawn Kenne dy Central Junior High West Junior High and Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence
Donald Barta
Cordley School
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McAllaster
Charlene Lechner
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Sunset Hill
Alice Land
Ernestine Adams
Kennedy
Delia Kissick
Gale Ann Beaty
Bernice Pulliam
LaWanda Burkett
East Heights
Wilma Rowland
Shirley Lawrence
Lucille Hart
Naomi Olsen
Woodlawn
Marilyn Crawford
Lynne Poage
Marlene Jarmin
Carol Sears
Rachel Grantham
Marilyn J. Mueller
Howard Mehlinger
James Fox
Kathryn Wallis
Clarice Swisher
Troilus Warren
L. R. Perry
All Lawrence High School
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Sue Mullen
Oliver Miller
Alma McLaughlin
David Hopkins
Central
Josephine Montgomery
Sally Ann Lindsey
West Junior High
Public Whippings Okay Confirmed by Delaware High Court
The Delaware Supreme Court ruled that public whipping does not violate cruel or inhuman punishment clauses in state or federal constitutions. The decision followed an appeal by Franklin W. Cannon Jr. over a 20 lash sentence for probation violation after a prior auto theft.
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Lynch
Kansas Society elects new Kansas leaders in Washington
AP report from Washington says Paul Aiken, formerly of Makesville and Topeka, becomes president of the Kansas State Society of Washington, succeeding Rep. Robert Dole. New officers include Rep. Robert Ellsworth as vice president, Charles Helsper as treasurer, and former Rep. Albert Cole as sergeant at arms. Mrs. Garner E. Shriver is reelected secretary.
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Makesville
Topeka
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Soldier Injured On Turnpike Access Road
A 20 year old Ft. Riley soldier suffered fractures to both legs when struck by a car on the Turnpike access road near Iowa Street in Lawrence. Officer said poor lighting and rain hindered visibility. Driver Ira N. Bowman 44 said he did not see the soldier until impact. Turner was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital then at Ft. Riley base hospital. He is listed in stable condition. Turner had planned to return to Wisconsin after a motorcycle breakdown led him to hitchhike home. Witnesses noted headlights and speed near 35 mph in a 45 mph zone.
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Sixth
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Music Instructor at West to Leave for Doctorate
David Boyle, music instructor at West Junior High School, will leave teaching at year end to pursue a doctorate in music education at Kansas University. He has led the band, orchestra, and chorus and taught general music for three years at West after three years at Cassville, MO. He holds a bachelor’s from Arkansas University and a master’s from KU. His wife Arlene teaches at Opal Jayne Kennedy School. They have two children, Davey, 9, and Doug, 4.
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Oberlin Attorney Cushenbery Seeks State Senate Seat
Oberlin attorney and former House member L F Cushenbery announces his bid for the state Senate to fill the late Senator August Lauterbachs term. Cushenbery a Republican aims to win the seat in the next election.
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KU Professor Says Blue Books Not Obscene
Kansas University professor testified in a Topeka obscenity case that eight Little Blue Book Co. pamphlets are less frank about sex than other public books. Joseph Rubenstein read passages from Tropic of Cancer and Lady Chatterleys Lover, noting they are publicly available. The trial of Henry J. Haldeman continues with Rubenstein predicting several days of testimony.
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Williams Bower Clash On Beer Issue In House
Kansas House clash as Rep Odd Williams argues against amending the beer bill to raise the drinking age to 21. Bower backs stricter rules and local option, but Williams defeats both motions, keeping age 18 defined for purchases. The exchange centers on youth beer access and university student behavior.
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Kansas University
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Red China Road Building Sparks U.S. Concern
U S intelligence experts warn that extensive Red China road building along its southern border may signal preparations for moves into Southeast Asia. They note prior Chinese road and base expansion before last fall’s India frontier actions and describe a rapid buildup of military bases with roads and railways radiating from Yunnan Province.
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Perry Dam public meeting set for April 23
An informational public meeting on the Perry Dam and Reservoir will be held at 8 p m Tuesday April 23 in the Perry High School Gymnasium Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District officials will discuss land acquisition for the 41 million project Land appraisal is underway in the dam area 18 miles northwest of Lawrence and 4 miles northwest of Perry Construction of access roads may begin this summer with potential completion by 1967 The reservoir will cover 12 200 surface acres and drain 1 117 square miles Col A P Rollins Jr district engineer will lead the talk with staffers L G Feil and Oscar E Pettijohn Also on display will be a large map of the area The dam on the Delaware River will be part of the Kansas River Basin Flood Control complex and will offer recreation potential The finished reservoir will be about three fourths the size of Turtle Creek The lead action is the public meeting with officials explaining policies and landowner interests.
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Tuesday Election Night Humor and High Turnout
The piece notes a humorous take on defeat and asks Rusty and Ernie for race tips, while centennial school results lagged after a Tuesday power outage. Centennial turnout reached 824 while the city tally stood at 7,064, with strong public interest and jammed Journal-World facilities. Voters expressed regret over the pool bond defeat by 6 to 5, but the large turnout underscored clear majority will.
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Anderson Won’t Drop Plan to Pek a Kansas Schools Finance Plan
Gov. John Anderson maintained his stance on a new Kansas schools finance plan after a second House defeat in two days. The AP report notes his firm position remains intact despite legislative setbacks and pressure to revise the proposal.
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PEKA
John Anderson
Kansas
Spacious Parking Facilities Day or Night Rumsey Funeral Home VI3 5114
An advertisement highlights spacious parking facilities available day or night and directs readers to Rumsey Funeral Home for contact number VI3 5114. The notice emphasizes convenient access and on-site parking for visitors and services.
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Finance Program For Schools Dies In Ed Committee
TOPEKA AP The House Education Committee killed a push to implement the foundation school finance plan at 60 67 percent of full formula as lawmakers warned the effort is likely dead this session. The panel also rejected a companion tax and debated various bills on taxes aviation and hunting penalties while advancing other measures and appropriations in a busy session wrap.
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Topeka Elects Gerlach To Rule as Next Mayor
Topeka voters chose Hal W. Gerlach as mayor over former mayor George Schnellbacher. Gerlach, 54, a developer and builder, ran on new faces and vigorous leadership. He led early and widened his margin to about 3,300 votes, in a 16,000 to 13,000 final tally. Schnellbacher had been mayor 1953 to 1959. Incumbent Ed Camp was defeated in the primary.
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Howard Morgan
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Wellsville
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Bernhard Fleming
Lee Chamberlain
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Topeka
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Nuclear arms to be placed on French planes under US control
The US will arm two French fighter-bomber units in West Germany with American nuclear weapons but retain control via a permissive link system. The arrangement follows five years of talks and marks the ninth such NATO bilateral accord, not extending to French units on French soil.
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Defense Department
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U.S
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Kennedy
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de Gaulle
Weather Update: Clearing Skies After Storm Damage Reported
Dust and debris blanketed Norris Wheeler farm while a Valley Grove school house suffered storm damage. Today the region enjoyed clear skies and moderate temperatures. Frost potential tonight around 30 degrees, figures from the Weather Bureau say, with sunny skies and 55 to 60 degree high on Thursday.
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