Weather Delays Holiday Inn Lawrence Expansion Completion
Severe Kansas winter slows the $225000 expansion of the Holiday Inn in Lawrence delaying start until late July. The project adds 30 guest rooms and banquet facilities at 23rd and Locust Streets alongside a new CCTV setup.
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U S Treasurer Elizabeth Rudel Smith Resigns
Elizabeth Rudel Smith resigns as Treasurer of the United States effective today. William T. Howell will serve as acting treasurer, with the White House signaling a woman successor will be named in due course.
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Lawrence High students to enter state music festival
Six Lawrence High School pupils travel to Emporia for the state music festival. Senior David Howard will compete as oboe and vocal soloist with sophomore Connie Shaver on flute and four juniors Elaine Millett on piano Gary Spray on drums Cynthia Brown in girls medium voice and Patty McGrew in girls high voice led by music supervisor R Wayne Nelson.
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R. Wayne Nelson
David Howard
Connie Shaver
Elaine Milett
Gary Spray
Cynthia Brown
Patty McGrew
KU Jayhawks Scrimmage Set as Spring Practice Opens
Kansas University and Lawrence items include a 2 p m Saturday Jayhawks scrimmage on the Allen Fieldhouse practice field, fourteenth session this spring, and a 4-5 p m immunization center opening at Watkins Hospital for yellow fever shots open to students and the public. The Peace Corps plans April 21 testing with 30 new projects in Africa Asia and Latin America. WIBW Topeka airs Too Tough a Role editorial at 2 45 p m Sunday.
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Liz Taylor and Richard Burton Treated After Club Spat
Elizabeth Taylor left a night club with tears, escorted by an unidentified friend while Richard Burton stayed at the table. A photographer noted a possible forehead bruise on Burton which his spokesman denied had occurred there. Burton and Taylor had separated arrivals earlier and Miss Taylor was not at work on Cleopatra but might visit the set this afternoon.
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Steel price rise sparks White House clash and industry doubts
Inland Steel signals a price increase, pressuring Armco and U S Steel to decide quickly. Roger Blough defends the hike, says it funds plant modernization, while White House criticism grows. He notes defense costs rise minimally and cites small consumer price examples to illustrate impact.
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Payne Elected Incoming President of Lawrence Rotary
Robert Payne manager of the Hallmark plant was elected incoming president of the Lawrence Rotary Club. He will succeed Dolph C. Simons Jr. and assume the role June 25 after serving as vice president this year. Other officers include J. D. King vice president Karl Klooz secretary John Brand treasurer and John Drake sergeant at arms. Directors will be Payne King Roger Allen Jr. Dale Bowlin Dr. Paul Getto Odd Williams and Simons. The club formed in 1917 with 23 members and now has 113. Meetings are Mondays at the Eldridge Hotel.
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Burglary at Torneden Home Stolen TV Tape Recorders Cash
Police reported a burglary at 721 Wl. St. the William Larry Torneden residence. Entry reportedly through an unlocked door. loss valued at 665 dollars.
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Birds sing to claim territory and attract mates
Birds sing to establish territorial claims and warn rivals. The song also forms part of mating displays, signaling fitness to potential mates.
Sheriff Reports Escape Attempt Amid Extradition Hearing
Sheriff Fred Broeker returned from New York City to review a failed jail break at the Wyandotte County jail where two inmates William David Osborne and Claude Weldon Cooper were placed in isolation after their dig attempt. Bregman fights extradition on a $12,000 fraud case as hearings continue in New York.
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Scientists Near Cancer Cause in Hamsters Virus Link
Texas researchers reported producing cancer in hamsters using an adenovirus linked to human adenoids. The American Cancer Society cautioned this does not prove human cancers are virus caused, though vaccines exist for some strains and the work could spur prevention research.
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American Cancer Society
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Texas Group
NFO Speakers Address Farmers at 4 H Fairgrounds
Two visiting National Farmers Organization speakers spoke to about 40 farmers at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Chris Walker from Mayetta and Dale Dieterich from Franklin County outlined marketing efforts with meat processors and reported on a district meeting in Ottawa with 400 members.
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J W Carriers To the Ice Capades
Six Journal-World carrier salesmen from Lawrence and Eudora attended the 22nd Ice Capades in Kansas City Thursday evening as an incentive award sponsored by the circulation department. Attendees included Bill Rowland Chuck Dillon Clare Hunsicker Stanley Sneegas David Paden and Bryan England with manager Jack Mehahey.
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Kiwanis Members View LHS Teaching Procedures
Lawrence Kiwanis guests at Lawrence High School noon session learned about team teaching in social studies and a revised math curriculum. Howard Mehlinger described team teaching and values comparisons, while Howard Johnson outlined deductive reasoning sets and number systems with student demonstrations on binary math and a homemade computer.
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Ambassador Khan Discusses Afro Asian Bloc and U N Role
The ambassador argued that Afro Asian bloc nations seek independence from colonialism while whites dominate nonwhite nations. He noted U N veto use by both superpowers and urged Americans to influence world opinion from New York through the U N and at home. He outlined a busy schedule with KU students and events on Kashmir and international affairs.
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A Private Arrangement Room Rumsey Funeral Home
Private arrangement room noted for Rumsey Funeral Home with file reference V13-5111 and initials Ady.
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Sleeping in the Bathtub May Become The Norm
Clarke Cameron promotes tub sleeping as an alternative to beds saying future generations may laugh at beds. He claims bed pressure irritates skin and muscles and notes the head floats with only the ears submerged. He envisions a tub with a small motor to circulate salt water and soothe sleepers.
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Top Designers Get KU Roles
Four top industrial and interior designers will lead the 1962 Design Symposium at Kansas University next Tuesday through Thursday co sponsored by the KU Design Department and Hallmark Cards Inc Between 500 and 600 design majors and art education students are expected to attend The event marks KU s first conference of its kind and features speakers Dorothy Liebes Raymond Spilman Morton Goldsholl and William Pahlmann with sessions on interior and industrial design fabric color film making and product design and packaging
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Hallmark Cards, Inc
Dorothy Liebes
New York City
Raymond Spilman
American Society of Industrial Designers
Barber Among Those Nominated for State Supreme Court Panel
TOPEKA AP Ballots for election of five members of the state Supreme Court nominating commission will be sent to attorneys statewide next week. One nominee is in each of the five districts: Claude E. Chalfant Hutchinson 1st District one year Ralph W. Oman Topeka 2nd District two years Richard A. Barber Lawrence 3rd District three years James D. Dye Wichita 4th District four years A. R. Lamb Coffeyville 5th District five years Dye and Lamb are current commission members.
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State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
James R. James
Supreme Court
Claude E. Chalfant
Hutchinson
Ralph W. Oman
Richard A. Barber
Lawrence
James D. Dye
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Coffeyville
Dye
Lamb
Hospital gratitude note to friends and caregivers
George Harbison thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and visits during his hospital stay and expresses appreciation to the 3rd floor nurses and Dr. Joseph.
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In loving memory of Ottie G Tryon obituary note
In loving memory of our mother Ottie G Tryon who passed away six years ago today on April 13 1956. She is sadly missed by her husband Ed Tryon and her children and grandchildren.
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Ed Tryon
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