Gregory Back From Latest World Tour
Gregory Owens Garden Center gardener Howard Gregory returns from his fourth annual winter world tour. He traveled six hours to secure a ticket in Kansas City before visiting New York London Paris Limerick Timbuktu and the Rock of Gibraltar. He toured 13 African countries and then India Colombo Ceylon Singapore Bangkok Hong Kong and Tokyo. He praises the Orient and plans more travels in coming winters.
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Howard Gregory
Lawrence
Gregory
Europe
Africa
Asia
Gulliver
Kansas City
New York
London
Paris
Limerick
Ireland
Iberian Peninsula
Rock of Gibraltar
Morocco
Timbuktu
Sahara Desert
India
N. S. Ananthanarayanan
Kansas University
Colombo
Ceylon
Singapore
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Orient
Owens Garden Center
City considers stiffer leash law penalties for roaming dogs
Mayor Ernest Pulliam urged raising fines for dogs picked up loose in the city after the leash law took effect. The City Commission sent the issue to City Manager Ray Wells for action. Wells noted an administrative process and police will issue prints of the leash bylaw to owners with pit bull complaints.
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Lawrence
Ernest Pulliam
Is Pulliam
Meetwin
Ray Wells
Wells
Pulliam
Hune Society
Humaneciety Shelter
William Treelup
Senators Vote Yes on Javits Resolution Defeats Johnson Reorg
Senators Carlson and Carlson of Kansas supported Javits to block Johnson's plan to move the Com pany Relations Service from Commerce to Justice. The resolution failed 32 to 1 with Senator Long of Missouri voting against it.
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Ashington
Carlson
Arson
Kansas
Jacob R Javits
R-N. Y
Johnson
Cominy Relations Service
Commerce
Justice We
Sen
Long
D-Mo
Iinet
Agacia Lodge 9 AF and AM Special Communication
Agacia Lodge 9 AF and AM holds a special communication on Thursday April 7 at 7 30 PM with second degree work. Sojourners will be refreshment hosts. Worshipful Master GE Kerns serves as secretary.
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Agacia Lodge
AF & AM
W. WM
G E. Kerns
Medicare Signup Extended to May 31 for Beneficiaries
The House passed a bill extending the Medicare supplementary benefits enrollment deadline to May 31. It targets those 65 by last December 31 and earlier cohorts, aims to ease welfare enrollment for states, and awaits Senate action after similar House-passed measures.
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Washington
House
Senate
House OKs 1.8 Million Government Employees Pay Raise
The House approved a bill to raise pay for 1.8 million U S government employees with a 392 to 1 vote. Rep. W R Poage was the sole dissenter from Texas in the roll call.
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Washington
House
Senate
W.R. Poage
D-Tex
Rev DeBlock Leaves Immanuel After 60 Years in Lawrence
Reverend Daniel DeBlock pastor at Immanuel Lutheran Church will depart Lawrence at end of May to join Concordia College Milwaukee Wisconsin as assistant professor of science. He has served 60 years at Immanuel and will teach at a church sponsored coeducational school for future ministers and parochial teachers. The DeBlocks with five children move to a new home in early summer. No replacement named.
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Daniel DeBlock
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Concordia College
Milwaukee
Wis
DeBlock
New York
Missouri
DeBlocks
Flood evacuations extend across southern Manitoba towns
About 2,800 people flee Morris St. Jean Baptiste and Emerson as Red River crest projections shift higher. Premier Duff Roblin orders dike raises. authorities move to evacuate or risk eight feet of water with delayed runoff from snow melt.
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Emerson
Man
Manitoba
Red River
Morris
St. Jean Baptiste
Duff Roblin
Winnipeg
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minnesota-North Dakota
U.S. Corps of Engineers
American Red Cross
U.S
Three DeMolay Boys Win Top Honors At Tulsa Convention
Lawrence DeMolay Chapter members W Christopher Barteldes Larry D Redding and Kent H Marshall receive the Chevalier Degree for distinguished service Edwin F Abels earns Legion of Honor honorary status and E Eugene Puckett gains Cross of Honor. Barteldes is KU freshman and son of Ben Barteldes Marshall is Lawrence High senior and KU freshman Redding is KU freshman and former master councilor.
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Lawrence DeMolay
International Supreme Council, Order of DeMolay
Tulsa
W. Christopher Barteldes
Ind
Kent H. Marshall
Manchester
Larry D. Redding
Ill
Edwin F. Abels
Mass
Legion of Honor
E. Eugene Puckett
Barteldes
Lawrence
Kansas University
Ben Barteldes
Marshall
Carl H. Marshall
Lawrence High
Redding
Dean F. Redding
Larry
Physician Holds Officers at Bay in Blair County Farmhouse
Armored bystate police ring a Blair County farmhouse as Dr. Patrick M. Boccagno 34 shelters inside with his four children. Officers maintain a 100 yard buffer after a peace warrant attempt by his wife Elizabeth 28 triggered the standoff. The physician threatened to shoot any officer who entered and authorities say they will not rush the home to avoid endangering the children.
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Roaring Spring
Blair County
Patrick M. Boccagno
Boccagno
Elizabeth
Missing two, nine hurt as scaffold collapses in Delaware
In Wilmington two workers remained missing and nine were injured when a scaffold on a new bridge over the Delaware River collapsed. Eleven men were tossed 45 feet into the water or onto fresh concrete inside a large anchorage block. A witness called it a miracle more lives weren’t lost.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware River
Water pump trouble cancels classes at Wakarusa Valley School
Lawrence schools report not in session due to an unclear water pump problem. Teachers remain on duty and officials ponder if classes will meet Thursday. The day also features Education Day events May 10 with businesses visiting schools. Nearby, four joggers near KU track attract motorists and curious mothers as part of a local fitness effort led by Mrs. Robert Timmons.
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Wakarusa Valley
Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Street
Kansas University
Holiday Inn
23Rd
Iowa Streets
Robert Timmons
Lawrence High School trip sends 21 students to major cities
Twenty one Lawrence High School juniors and seniors depart for a week long tour to Chicago New York City and Washington D C The Kansas Student Tour Council sponsors the trip led by Mr and Mrs John Apt of Salina About 700 Kansas students joined last year The journey by train and bus returns April 12 Read list of participants with local addresses and schools included
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Lawrence High School
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D. C
Kansas
John Apt
Salina
Nelda Washington
Haskell Institute
Mady Grigg
Miss
Sandra Nitcher
W. 22Nd St
Melanie Amyx
Elm
Kathy White
Dak
Brenda Larsen
Ala
Becky Thompson
Jan Bishop
E. Glenn
Vicki Hamer
Andrea Stanley
Wellington
Don Tobler
W. 2St
Sherry Haas
Orchard Lane
Joyce Schulte
Morrow Ct
Linda Lesch
Sylvia Breithaupt
Lynne Bradley
Hillview
Kathy Farrier
Steve Klopfenstein
Linda Rehmer
Lynn Corn
Dan Blewitt
E. 19Th
Fisher to undergo prostate operation prior to retirement
City Clerk Harold Fisher planned a prostate operation this afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He said he has considered the operation for some time and announced last Saturday his retirement effective June 30 after 24 years serving as city clerk.
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Harold Fisher
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fisher
Teachers honored at Lawrence Education Association dinner
Four retiring Lawrence teachers were honored at the LEA recognition dinner at Lawrence High School. They include Alice Van Buskirk and Geneva Mendenhall, Minnie Richardson, and Elsie V. Decker, with 250 attendees. The retiring board members Ray Culbertson, Ethan Allen, and Oscar Rumsey were also cited. Mildred Kirkham received the Master Teacher Award.
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Lawrence Education Association
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Minnie Richardson
Geneva Mendenhall
Elsie V. Decker
Alice van Buskirk
Kincaid
Journal: World Photo
Lawrence High School
van Buskirk
Kincade
Miss van Buskirk
McAllaster School
McAllaster
Mendenhall
Central Junior High School
Richardson
McLouth
Cordley
Kennedy School
Board of Education
Ray Culbertson
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Mildred Kirkham
LEA
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
New York School
Indoor pool planned at LHS with three pools
Plans presented by Robertson and Ericson propose a $615,000 indoor pool complex at LHS. The facility would be west of the gym, connect to the school by a covered walkway, and include a competition pool a beginner pool and a diving area to cut maintenance costs and allow year round use.
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Robertson and Ericson Architectural Firm
LHS
No Flight Plan for Mrs Mock in Honolulu Attempt
Mrs Rus sell Jerrie Mock of Columbus Ohio has not filed a new flight plan for a nonstop endurance record attempt. Head winds kept her from departing earlier this week. She aims to fly Honolulu to the West Coast and on as far as possible, while three Russian women hold the nonstop record of 3 671 miles.
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Honolulu
Russell
Jerrie) Mock
Columbus
Ohio
Tests Indicate Emotions Held In Bring Symptoms
EAST LANSING Mich AP Dr Joseph Reyher MSU associate professor hypnotized people fed false event they were wronged anger then reminded them those repressing anger reported headaches nausea tiredness and skin rashes while poor repressers showed emotional symptoms he links psychosomatic cases to repression levels noting two theories about how repressed emotion affects ailments.
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Dr. Reyher
Michigan State University
Reyher
Local Hospital In On Program For Medicare Participation
Lawrence Memorial Hospital filed to participate in the federal Medicare program set to take effect July 1. Administrator Rodger Johnson said LMH will participate and work to meet requirements including a state-approved utilization review plan. The staff plans to present a board-approved plan by April 18 with adoption expected May 3. A UT committee will have 3-5 Medical Staff members to analyze care quality. Two Kansas hospitals Newman Memorial County Hospital and Axtell Christian Hospital were among the first in a seven-state region to be approved.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Johnson
LMH
State Department of Health
Board of Trustees
Kansas
Newman Memorial County Hospital
Emporia
Axtell Christian Hospital
Newton
In Memoriam Nettie Swain Apr 6 1959
In memory of Nettie Swain who left her earthly home April 6 1959. She walked as Jesus walked with grace to meet each day. She lived her life by faith and trusted the Fathers way. Roscoe Swain and Family.
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Nettie Swain
Jesus
Fathers Way
Roscoe
Family thanks friends for kindness after bereavement
The family of Walter Hall expresses appreciation to friends neighbors and Rev Lake for acts of kindness food and flowers during their bereavement.
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Lake
Walter Hall
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