Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas
Fair and mild weather in Northeast Kansas with a low near 45 at night and a Friday high around 75. Little rain is expected and winds will be moderate.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1969
Page
4
Fair and mild weather in Northeast Kansas with a low near 45 at night and a Friday high around 75. Little rain is expected and winds will be moderate.
John David Gotcher 34 died Wednesday at Veterans Hospital Kansas City after burns from a recent accident. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday Assembly of God Church Tonganoxie with burial at Hubbel Hill Cemetery. Survivors include Patsy Jean wife and Daniel son, parents Chester and wife in Kansas City, sister Bernice Ravenscroft. Walden Henley 79 of Oklahoma City died March 15 and burial in Lawrence March 17. Memorial conducted by Rev. Eldon W. Cox. Sister Mrs. Murray Mathews of Carmel California and several nieces and nephews survive. He formerly resided in Lawrence.
A list records hospital admissions and dismissals including John Sheley from Ottawa Ellen Williams at 906 Murrow Ct Mrs Mata Pond Eldridge Hotel Johnnie Ann Young 1011 W 24th Joellen Young 1011 W 24th Steven Broman 2430 Ousdahl Mrs Winnie Colson 1417 E 15th James Lantrath Tonganoxie Mrs Winifred Ball DeSoto Lester Brewer Eudora Charles Perkins Lecompton Mrs Viola Means 161 Lincoln Mrs Mina Bevens 832 Fairfield James Roach Gardener Nancy Bowles 1612 Oxford Rd baby boy Hadl 2505 Moundview Mrs Joyce Godlewski Fort Carson Colo Mrs Linda Cook and baby boy 334 Ill Nehla Almediheem Stouffer Pl Mrs Helen Kerney 2448 Ark plus BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Robert Reed 1929 Mass a son today.
A marijuana possession charge against 23 year old Michael Gerber a University of Kansas student from Atchison was dismissed after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Robert Berrey. He was arrested in Kansas City on March 15.
Ogallala resident Chester W. Gemmell age 69 died Wednesday at Grand Island Veterans Hospital. Burial will be in Veterans Cemetery North Platte. Survived by son Gene of Lincoln Neb daughter Mrs Maxine Stern Pleasant Dale Neb brothers Faye Ogallala Ralph Lawrence 801 W 21st St and sister Mrs Ethel Zimmer Phoenix AZ. World War II veteran.
Funeral services are pending at Grave's Funeral Home Wagner Okla for William Milton Miner 84 who died today in a Ponca City hospital Burial will be in Caney Survivors include widow Elsie a son Herbert of Eudora three daughters Mrs Robert Rinck Peru Kan Mrs Elsie Bare Wagner Okla and Mrs Muriel DeWhitt Ponca City
The Kansas House approved a mandatory state meat inspection system under the State Board of Agriculture by a 107 to 2 vote and sent the measure to the Senate for minor amendments. Governor Docking urged enactment while endorsing board administration concerns.
TOPEKA AP By a 103 0 vote the Kansas House upheld Gov Robert Dockings veto of a grain warehousing and shipping bill Docking vetoed the bill because it removes a rule requiring initials and numbers of each railroad car and the amount of grain to be stated on receipts He said the provision helps law enforcement trace grain sources and quantities in cars
Board members prefer current terms limiting bus age to two years with an average of one year. USD 497 notes some buses are five years old. School Transportation Inc. operates and maintains buses well and keeps one or two on standby in Lawrence with a resident manager Harold Milligan supervising drivers. Superintendent Carl Knox says district-owned or contracted transport costs are similar per studies, with no conclusive evidence favoring one method.
Four area high schools DeSoto Tonganoxie Oskaloosa and Linwood join choral instrumental ensembles and bands at Mount St Scholastica College Atchison for a two day Kansas State Music Festival sponsored by KS Activities Association. Judges include Ruth Still John Buckner Russell Wiley Walter Cook David Holloway Floyd Hedberg Gordon Gaines Joseph Bauer.
Israeli and Egyptian forces clashed along the Suez Canal with artillery and tank fire from Port Taufiq to El Qantara. An Israeli spokesman said Egyptian gunners shelled near Ismailia and Port Taufiq, while Cairo radio reported Israeli artillery moves. An Israeli soldier was wounded in transjordan fire near Ashdot Ya Aqov.
Nguyen Thi Cong known as Julie, a 3 to 5 year old blind from malnutrition, arrived at Mount Zion Hospital after being found near Da Nang. Guardian Mrs. Gordon Smith says Julie may regain sight with cornea transplant surgery at no cost, aided by Pan Am for travel.
A report notes India’s land frontier spans 9,425 miles, exceeding the earth’s diameter. The detail positionally highlights India’s vast territorial extent and its comparison to planetary measurements.
Providence AP reporting John Glendenning 63 of Warwick R.I. was shot three times and killed while carrying payroll at the H P Hood Sons plant. A gunman dressed as a woman staged the failed holdup and fled in a commandeered car later recovered in Eagle Park.
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