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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

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Adenauer Weakens as Illness Deepens in Bonn

AP reports Konrad Adenauer, 91, is seriously ill with flu and bronchitis. A hospital bulletin notes declining resistance and weaker heart and circulation as doctors care for him in Bonn. In Washington, House Republicans discuss delaying Powell seating pending Justice Department probe. In Seoul, a two hour border clash leaves at least four dead as North and South Korean troops exchange fire.

Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer West Germany Bonn University Adolf Heymer Washington House Adam Clayton Powell Justice Department Powell Richard H. Poff R-Va Department Poff House Republican Conference Seoul South Korea

Brownlee Resigns Ft. Worth Setup

Jerry Brownlee 35 a Lawrence native resigns as Ft. Worth city manager effective May 1 to take an executive post with Kimbell Milling Co. Brownlee joined Ft. Worth in 1959 and became city manager in 1963 guiding multiple improvement projects.

Jerry Brownlee Lawrence Ft. Worth Tex Brownlee Kansas University L. P. Cookingham Kimbell Milling Co Ww. O. Brownlee Ohio St

Gifts and Parties Tied to Oklahoma Rate Cases Revealed

Oklahoma Senate committee heard that gas utility firms funded political campaigns and hosted lavish parties for commission members from 1959 to 1965. Clyde Hale Jr. testified he seeks funds from a former law partner while claims show utilities won every rate increase, including a 1957 $4.3 million annual raise for Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahoma Senate Clyde Hale Jr Lity Clyde Hale Sr Hale James G. Welch Welch Senate Committee Corporation Commission Commission Oklahoma Natural Gas Co

Three Thefts Reported To Local Police Today

Lawrence police logged three thefts in the city. John Lindquist reported clothing valued at 451 dollars stolen from his apartment between 4 and 6 p.m. Wednesday. J H Tipton said a man took whiskey from C and J Liquors at 10 W 9th St after being asked for ID. Charles Rockhold reported fishing gear worth 60 dollars stolen from the rear of his parked truck after Tuesday night.

Lawrence John Lindquist Ind. St J. H. Tipton 9Th St Charles Rockhold Lake St

Lawrence High to Hold Friday Student Council Primaries

Primary elections Friday determine officers for 1967-68 at Lawrence High School. Secretary candidates Beverly Brown Kathy Carlson Chip Crews Susie Culbertson are juniors. Treasurer contenders Becky Gilles Vicki Starks juniors and Robin Rector sophomore. Junior class representative nominees Steven Brooks Crispin Burnham Marvin Umholtz are sophomores.

Lawrence High School Beverly Brown Kathy Carlson Chip Crews Susie Culbertson Becky Gilles Vicki Starks Robin Rector Steven Brooks Crispin Burnham Marvin Umholtz

Car Sales Trend Upward in Lawrence in April

Lawrence auto dealers report an overall rise in early April sales aligned with a national upturn. While year to date totals lag 1966, dealers note stronger spring demand, a shift to heavier and luxury models, and a robust used car market boosting potential profits for the year.

Lawrence

Music from Our Reuter Pipe Organ at Rumsey Muneral Home

Local notice advertising a music program featuring the Reuter pipe organ at Rumsey Memorial Home. Call Vi 3-5111 for details and attendance.

Reuter Rumsey Muneral Home

Home Builders Stand Against GOP in Rent Supplement Fight

Builders bankers and real estate boards, usually GOP allies, have become supporters of the rent supplement program as House Republicans consider a $40 million funding request. HUD reports show 347 projects in 251 cities, with 25,336 families to be housed and $19.1 million already allocated as of April 1.

Washington House Gerald R. Ford House Appropriations Committee Senate GOP Sey Terprise Congress Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Pasco Wash Alaska Delaware Maine Nevada Utah Cleveland Boston New York City

Booth Kanzig In Good Condition After Surgery

Harvey Booth 67 and John E Kanzig 18 were listed in fairly good condition at KU Medical Center in Kansas City after surgeries. Booth underwent plastic femoral artery surgery with patches placed in groin arteries and expected eight to ten days in hospital. Kanzig, KU freshman, accidentally shot himself in the abdomen at home on March 11.

Harvey Booth Douglas County Commission Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Kan Booth KU Medical Center Baldwin John E. Kanzig 22Nd St Kanzig James M. Kanzig Kansas University

Fox Point boards rejects extra fee for nocturnal kissing

Fox Point Village Board rejects a proposed 3 dollar increase to 6 dollars for illegal parking when vehicles are used for nocturnal kissing. Village attorney Fraley Weidner cited police urging an ordinance but council kept the existing 3 dollar fine this week.

Fox Point Wis Spooners Fox Point Village Fraley Weidner

Inaugural Kansas school tour starts at Lawrence High

Eight Manhattan instructors toured Lawrence High School as part of a Kansas school tour led by Max Hein. The group included Barbara Kammerlohr and Marsha Scott among others, each visiting a class of interest.

Manhattan Lawrence Kansas Max Hein Barbara Kammerlohr Marsha Scott Ralph Greenough Orville Gobber Glenda Lawrence Leonard Purvis Ward Bayles Everett Bailey

Kansas Library Association meeting and Wichita reopening

The Kansas Library Association holds its annual meeting in Wichita as the library reopens Saturday. Lawrence staff attending include Wayne Mayo head librarian Mrs Jose Osma assistant librarian Mrs Howard Taylor reference librarian Mrs Louise Lester children's librarian and Leo Hack library consultant for northeast Kansas. About 300 attended the freedom concert by Mrs Martin Luther King in the Kansas Union with estimate by Tom Moore of the U Y.

Kansas Library Association Wichita Lawrence Wayne Mayo Jose Osma Howard Taylor Louise Lester Leo Hack Northeast Kansas Martin Luther King Kansas Union Tom Moore U-Y

Kansas Relays Opens OTC Ticket Sales at Allen Field House

Over the counter sales for the April 2022 Kansas Relays began at Allen Field House. Early mail orders filled 2500 to 3000 reserved seats for the Arvil 22 Glenn Cunningham Mile featuring KU’s Jim Ryan. Reserved seats sell for 3 dollars and can be bought at the Field House. Ten thousand reserved seats have been set aside.

Kansas

Relocation Work Begins on U.S. 24 North of Perry

Relocation of Highway U.S. 24 near Perry has begun. Clyde Woods Jr. state highway official said a seven mile project starts northwest of the U.S. 24 and U.S. 59 junction and runs west along Perry's northern edge to the new path.

U. S. 24 Perry Clyde Woods Jr State Highway Commission Lrence Woods

Diversion Work Near Perry Reservoir Details Traffic Alert

North curve of U S 24 at New Man Corner diverts traffic for Perry Reservoir development. Drivers should watch for signs and heavy construction traffic. N R Hamm Contractor Inc of Perry holds a 264 825 dollar contract to complete the project in 100 working days.

U. S.24 Newman Corner Perry Reservoir Lawrence Woods N. R. Hamm Contractor Inc Perry

In Loving Memory Ottie G Tryon

In loving memory of Ottie G Tryon who passed away April 13 1956 eleven years ago today. Sadly missed by her husband Ed Tryon and family.

Ottie G. Tryon Ed Tryon

Card of Thanks and Family Acknowledgments

Mrs. Robert B. Alexander expresses thanks for kindness during illness. Mrs. Agnes Winger, Fred Ottinger, and grandchildren note sincere appreciation for cards, flowers, and support at the death of their mother and sister. Brothers and sisters add condolences.

Robert B. Alexander Agnes Winger Fred Ottinger

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