KU to Host 13 El Salvador Students for U S Visit
KU will host 13 student leaders from El Salvador for a 30 day U S tour sponsored by the State Department. They will study at KU, dorm with students, and attend four seminars before visiting DePauw, New York, Washington and Miami.
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Kansas University
el Salvador University
U. S. State Department
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
U. S
DePauw
Indiana
New York
Washington
D.C
Miami
John P. Augelli
U.S
Clifford Ketzel
United States
Charles Staley
Latin America
Robert Tomasek
Charles Warriner
Jesse Vargas
Angelli
Mario Lopez Alas
Clara Venus Nuila
Jose Angel Garcia Artiga
Armando Rafael Martinez
Jose Alberto Martinez Monterraza
Napoleon Eugenio Cardenas
Noemi Sanchez de Tinetti
Leonor Isabel Murrilo
Mario Francisco Interlano
Pedro Jose Rosales Carreras
Lino Ernesto Martinez
Mauricio Alvarez C
Luis Orlando Escobar
Death by own action attempt thwarted in jail
An 18 year old Northwest Louisiana College student, James Raymond Dobbs of Shreveport, cut both wrists in jail after a suspected bogus check arrest. Dobbs, held for federal authorities with Paul H. Fritz of Monroe for a stolen car case, was saved when another prisoner restrained him. Dobbs was at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in guarded condition and to be released into sheriff custody.
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Louisiana
James Raymond Dobbs
Shreveport
Fred Broeker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Broeker
Paul H. Fritz
Monroe
Dobbs
Fritz
Man in Fairly Good Condition After Gas Incident
Harold F. Meyer, 52, of 1045 Vermont Street, was listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Sunday gas incident. A neighbor found him with a vacuum cleaner hose to his mouth connected to an open natural gas line in his apartment kitchen. He was helped downstairs by a neighbor and another person before an ambulance transported him to the hospital.
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Harold F. Meyer
Vt. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Meyer
Lodge Notice for Lawrence De Molay Commandery Meeting
Stated meeting of Lawrence De Molay Commandery No. 4 set for Tuesday April 16 at 7 30 pm. J J Ander Aneswood Comm o O An derson Rec Proceed to attend per the notice from the commandery.
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Lawrence de Molay Commandery No. 4
J. J. Ander
Aneswood
O. Anderson
Fort Lauderdale sees light exodus as students depart
Thousands of vacationing college students began leaving Fort Lauderdale after a quiet invasion in years. Police Chief J. Lester Holt praised their conduct as they moved out by car, bus, train, and plane. Only a few minor arrests were reported. About 25,000 students spent vacations in the city over four weeks.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
J. Lester Holt
Holt
Bank Dinner Attracts 800 From 17 Counties Tuesday
Kansas Bankers Association dinner set for Tuesday evening in the Kansas Union ballroom. Fred A. Dunmire of Kansas City chairs the event, with Larry Ronson of Shreveport, Dolph Simons of the Journal-World, and Harold Scheve of Douglas County State Bank among the participants and organizers. About 90 staff from three Lawrence banks and banks in Baldwin and Eudora will attend.
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Kansas Union
Fred A. Dunmire
Kansas City
KBA Personnel Commission
Larry Ronson
Larry Ronson Associates
Shreveport
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
10Th Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Harold Scheve
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence
Baldwin
Eudora
Double Slayings Have Few Clues
Wichita AP report details killings of Earl Bowlin and wife Mrs. Earl Bowlin. Personal items found near the crime scene include a brown prayerbook purse driver’s license and bloody scarf. Police search pond for body parts and private papers. The discovery followed Bowlin’s brother Homer finding the home seven miles northeast of Wichita.
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Wichita
Kan
Earl Bowlin
Kansas Governor Reviews Bills Near Session End
Topeka AP Governor Anderson contends with a flood of bills as the 1963 session winds down. More than 100 measures await his action amid tax returns and a controversial Sunday sales bill under scrutiny for constitutionality. Legislative delays and possible adjournment holdbacks add to the calendar pressure.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
House
Senate
Landscape Trade Grows As Shade Tree Market Expands
Lawrencians seek varied shade trees amid shifting trends from pink to white blossoms. Pin oaks, sugar maples, and well developed trees top buyer interests as Dutch elm disease spurs diversification. Competition increases with supermarkets and florists entering the plant market while do it yourself landscapers grow in number. weather could swing demand later in the year.
Three-Car Crash Causes $950 Damage at 9th and Mass
A Sunday night three car collision at the 9th and Mass streets intersection caused an estimated $950 in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers listed were Paul L. Bishinsky aged 19 of 2563 Redbud Lane, Dennis J. Jeffers aged 19 of Kansas City Kansas, and Arthur H. Wolf aged 45 of 1107 Avalon.
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9Th
Mass. Sts
Paul L. Bishinsky
Redbud Lane
Dennis J. Jeffers
Kansas City
Kan
Arthur H. Wolf
Avalon
Costa Rica Reputed as Switzerland of the Americas
Costa Rica, noted for its mountains and peaceful traditions, is described as the Switzerland of the Americas in regional discussions highlighting its landscape and cultural traits.
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Costa Rica
Switzerland
Americas
Lawrence High A Cappella Choir Concert Impresses Rotary
The 65 member Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir directed by R Wayne Nelson performed before 225 Wichita Downtown Rotary Club members, receiving a standing ovation and a $50 goodwill gift from the club. The choir later sang for about 300 in Lebo and will perform in Derby and Wellington before returning home. Six trash collection crews began a week long city campaign to clean up after Easter weekend, with no fixed routes due to scope. Delta Delta Delta and Phi Kappa Theta members host a foreign student picnic at 1120 W Ith St for about 75 students and 100 fraternity and sorority members. Kansas University students return from a nine day break as finals approach May 22 28 with baccalaureate on June 2 and commencement June 3.
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Lawrence High School
Wichita
Rotary Club
R. Wayne Nelson
Rotary
Robert Burns
Lebo
Derby
Wellington
City Sanitation
George Hutchison
Hutchison
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity
Phi Kappa Theta
W. Ith St
Kansas University International Club
Kansas University
Kansas League of Women Voters to convene at KU campus
The Kansas League of Women Voters will hold its state convention at the Kansas Union on the University of Kansas campus this Wednesday and Thursday. About 119 voting delegates from 15 communities will attend with other members. The first session starts at 10 a.m. Wednesday with welcoming addresses by Mrs. W. J. Argersinger Jr. and another Lawrence representative. Proceedings will be in the Big Eight Room, with meals in the Kansas Room.
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Kansas League of Woman Voters
Kansas Union
Kansas University
League
W. J. Argersinger Jr
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Lawrence
Union
Kansas
Thurman Hill Dies at 72 in Washington
Washington attorney and former Kansas official Thurman Hill died today at age 72 while en route to a hospital after illness including influenza and heart complications. The report notes Hill's prominent roles and his residence in Washington. Also mentioned: forty eight U S companies make automobile tires.
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Washington
Thurman Hill
Kansas
Hill
U. S
Guilty Plea Entered In 1962 Shooting Case Here
Mrs Beatrice Brooks 30 of Lawrence pleaded guilty in District Court to endangering the life of another person Judge Frank Gray deferred sentencing to 1 30 p m on April 30 Brooks listed 821 N Y St as her address at arrest tied to a shooting April 28 1962 at the Santa Fe Lunch 411 E 7th St cafe customer Gus A Carlson of 1715 Del St was wounded Police said Brooks and her husband Aaron fought over a 16 gauge shotgun when it discharged Pellets struck Carlson His condition was once critical but he recovered.
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Beatrice Brooks
Lawrence
Frank Gray
Brooks
N. Y. St
E. 7Th St
Gus A. Carlson
del. St
Aaron
Carlson
Rotarians Host Lunch For Young Daughters And Sons
About 60 children of Rotary members attended a club luncheon hosted by Rotarians. The event featured a hamburger menu for the youths. Robert Payne headed the club and presided. Carter Harrison of the Kansas Highway Department spoke. he is a former Kansas legislator who represented part of Sedgwick County in the House.
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Rotarians
Robert Payne
Carter Harrison
Kansas Highway Department
Harrison
Sedgwick County
House of Representatives
Haskell Students Win Scholarships
Four American Indian high school seniors from states served by the Santa Fe Railway receive four year college scholarships from the Santa Fe Foundation. Gloria Espinosa and Cooper E Tieaskie of Haskell Institute join John E Echohawk of Farmington New Mexico and Allen C Natseway of Winslow Arizona as awardees. Espinosa plans to attend South Dakota State University and is active in band student council and youth programs. Tieaskie aims for electrical engineering at Oklahoma University and helps run electrical equipment at Haskell.
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Haskell Institute
Gloria Espinosa
Cooper E. Tieaskie
Santa Fe Foundation
Santa Fe Railway
Miss Espinosa
Haskell
Doris Keesis
Horton
South Dakota State University
Kansas Girls State
Tieaskie
Martha Tieaskie
Stilwell
Okla
Oklahoma University
John E. Echohawk
Farmington, N.M
Allen C. Natseway
Winslow, Ariz
State of the Law School address and diverse student events
The annual State of the Law School address will be held at a dinner. KU international students showcase their native lands at Hoch Auditorium from 5 p.m. The foreign student festival program begins at 7:45 and lasts one hour afterward. State finals for high school speech and drama occur in Murphy Hall Friday and Saturday. Saturday features hundreds of area Boy Scouts at the annual Eskuree in the same building.
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Hoch Auditorium
Murphy Hall
Boeing Strike Averted After Union Contract Reached
Seattle Times reports Boeing Co and machinists union reached terms on a new contract hours before a midnight strike deadline, averting a work stoppage. The agreement details remain unspecified in the report.
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Seattle
Boeing Co. and
Machinists’ Union
Seattle Times
Lawrence to Host Mayor's Prayer Breakfast on April 29
Lawrence plans its Mayor's Prayer Breakfast for 7 30 a m Monday April 29 at Hotel Eldridge with Chris Kraft as committee chairman Judge Boyd Leedom of Washington DC will speak presiding by Mayor V C Springer Kraft says more speakers will be announced Kansas communities totaling about 36 are planning similar events the breakfast emphasizes spiritual life and divine guidance across faiths
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Citizens Committee
Chris Kraft
Boyd Leedom
Washington, D. C
V. C. Springer
Leedom
National Labor Relations Board
International Christian Leadership Program
Kraft
Wichita
Kansas
America
U. S
Frank Carlson
John Kennedy
United States
Insurance Plan Signup Begins in Douglas County
The Blue Cross Blue Shield enrollment campaign opens today at the District Blue Cross-Blue Shield Office 2323 Ridge Court with daily hours through April 30 except weekends. The new higher level service benefits cover physicians in this county and other counties where the plan exists, with no payment by members if they lack other medical insurance and are hospitalized in a semi private room. Residents may call Viking 3 8472 or visit the office to enroll or transfer.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Douglas County
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Ridge Court
Kansas Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Viking
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Kansas Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Kansas Blue Shield
Spacious Parking Facilities Adv by Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 511
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises spacious parking facilities at its VI 3 511 location. The notice emphasizes ample space for visitors and attendees, signaling convenience and accessibility for funeral services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Easter Services Draw Big Attendance Across Lawrence
Lawrence churches report attendance well above average on Easter Sunday. Absence of Kansas University students lowered turnout at some churches, but townspeople’s larger turnout largely offset it. Many churches added services. sermons highlighted Easter’s message of life over death. Pleasant weather and new fashions enhanced the day, with picnics and family gatherings after services.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Jesus Christ
Family thanks friends after series of losses and hospital stay
The Sheldon Baugher family and relatives express gratitude for support after five losses and during hospital stays. They thank friends for cards visits flowers and other tributes from Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lothholz and Mrs. Anna Buchheim for birthday cards flowers hankies and food.
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Sheldon Baugher
Oscar Lothholz
Anna Buchheim
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