Local Businesses Host Lawrence BIE Day for Teachers
About 320 educators toured 20 local firms to learn how the area economy works and the challenges businesses face. The event co sponsored by the Lawrence public schools and the Chamber of Commerce drew 350 attendees at a luncheon led by Dr. Phillip Godwin.
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Lawrence
Business
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lour
St. John Catholic School
Lawrence High School
Phillip Godwin
Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Carl S. Knox
Lawrence Public Schools
E. J. Logsdon
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Cooperative Farm Chemical
FMC Copporation
Lawrence Paper Company
First National Bank
West Junior High
Kenneth ‘Fisher
Sunset Hill
Logs‘don
Legislation Highlights From The Kansas Assembly Actions
Lawmakers debate driving limits for minors. Propose cigarette tax rise by two cents per pack. Recommend 80.8 million for the school foundation plan and transfer 22.5 million for social welfare. Call for regional library systems and parental liability up to 1000 dollars for property damage by children. Propose landscape architect licensing and broader drug act coverage. Encourage fishing and hunting with limited liability, and authorize sale of land in Topeka to Goodyear. Allocate 400 thousand for tax refund on certain nonprofit projects.
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School Foundation
Kan‘sas Food, Drug and Cosmetic
State
Executive ‘Council
Topeka
Goodyear Tire ‘and Rubber Co
Pope Paul VI Washes Feet of 12 Disabled Youths in Rome
Pope Paul VI visited Rome's St. John Lateran Basilica for Holy Thursday ceremonies. He performed the ritual washing of feet, symbolic of humility, as thousands of Romans and visitors watched, marking the start of three days before Easter.
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Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
St. John Lateran
Heads Row In Tribute To Lincoln Heads Row In Tribute
At 7:22 a.m. officials and scholars gathered in a small hall bedroom to mark the Lincoln death centennial. A bugler sounded Taps in a garden as Stewart Udall led the ceremony at Ford’s Theatre site now under Park Service. Senators Yarborough and Young echoed calls to heal a divided nation. Dr. Richard D. Mudd, descendant of the doctor involved in the Lincoln case, defended his grandfather’s innocence amid historical controversy.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Ford's Theatre
John Wilkes Booth
10Th Street
William Peterson
U.S. Park Service
Interior Department
Stewart L. Udall
Secretary of the Interior
North
South
Ralph W. Yarborough
Texas
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Richard D. Mudd
Saginaw
Mich
Samuel Alexander Mudd
Samuel A. Mudd
Booth
Ft. Jefferson
Fla
Dr. Mudd
Andrew Johnson
Moot Court finals and campus events in Kansas Union area
Full includes Moot Court finals at 10 a m in Green Hall and an evening banquet with speaker General Robert Sonderholm. Awards, festival acts by KU foreign students, a 45th Engineering Exposition awards dinner with Charles Kimball, and a Saturday street dance in front of the Kansas Union.
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Green Hall
Holiday Inn
Robert Sonderholm
Hoch Auiditorium
Hugh Taylor
Stoke-on-Trent
England
Trevor Waters
Surrey
Kansas Union
Commandheros
Union Ballroom
Spogner Museum
Jackpot Night At Post Office Inglewood California
Jean Gillis 29 faced a stamp machine spurt at the Inglewood post office when a quarter bought five cent stamps and the machine flooded out pennies and four cent stamps. Panicked, she turned in all but her five cent stamps to a sheriff substation as postal staff had left. A postal official claimed the rest.
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Jean Gillis
Sum Over $235000 For KU Med Work
Grants totaling over $235000 from the Office of Education have been received this week by the children's rehabilitation center at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Dr. Ethel Leach received $67800 for training teachers of crippled and other health impaired children. Dr. June Miller received $72800 for training teachers for deaf children. A $95600 grant funds training for teachers of emotionally disturbed children.
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Office of Education
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Ethel Leach
June Miller
Norris Haring
Lawrence Juniors Named To KU Phi Beta Kappa
Eight KU students including two Lawrence juniors Peter Argersinger and Stephen Klemp were elected to the KU Phi Beta Kappa chapter. Others named were Henry Bisbee Lawrie Cena Daniel Housholder Neil Johnson Stephen Munzer and Letha Schwieson. The society marked its 75th year. KU Sigma Xi also dates to 1890.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Peter Argersinger
William J. Argersinger Jr
Park Hill
Terr
Stephen Klemp
H. E. Klemp
Dakota
Klemp
Henry Bisbee
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrie Cena
Newton
Daniel Housholder
Wichita
Neil Johnson
Kansas City
Stephen Munzer
Salina
Letha Schwieson
Shawnee Vission
KU Phi Beta Kappa
Garland fights fire in Hawaii beach home closet
A woman named Garland battles a fire while staying in a beach house closet on a Wednesday. She is on vacation with two of her children at the residence in Hawaii.
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Honolul Gap
Sincer Jud
Lou
Hawai
Des Moines Governor Chases Dog in Pajamas at Dawn
Gov Harold Hughes weighed 230 pounds, chased his Irish setter Mike through Des Moines streets for 45 minutes in pajamas and a bathrobe. The dog escaped during a morning moment with Mrs Hughes guiding him to leash, and Mike wandered home later as the governor returned to office.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
Mike
31St Street
Phyllis
Hughes
Milroy Wins Scotland Study Scholarship From New York Society
KU senior Mike Milroy, a French major and son of Dean and (Mrs.) Milroy, will study at the University of Edinburgh on a St. Andrew's Society scholarship. The award covers travel, tuition, and living costs for one year. Milroy, who learned of the grant after a New York interview, plans to attend KU Medical Center afterward.
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Mike Milroy
Kansas University
Dean Milroy
N. H. St
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
St. Andrew's Society
New York
Milroy
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
St. Andrew’s Society
New York City
KU Exposer Reported After Evening Incident
Kansas University police and traffic officers released details of an exposure near Engel and Crescent Roads at 9:25 PM. Seven KU coeds reported a man in a green and blue car exposed himself. Police also found a toilet stool atop the Chi Omega fountain at 12:40 AM and removed the decoration.
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Kansas University
Engel
Crescent Roads
Easter week ends Lawrence schools dismiss at noon
Lawrence public schools dismissed at noon for Easter. Classes resume Tuesday April 20. Offices close until then. Teachers took part in Business Industry Education Day. In service training is led by the school system and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. A later Friday schedule is set for April 23.
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Lawrence
Journal-World
Public
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Jack Zimmerman
Marlin Woodworth
James P. Kirk
Jerry Stremel
Zimmerman
Lawrence Public
Hearing set for couple in cabin home break ins
Preliminary hearing for Lawrence couple Orville Ridinger and Katherine Ridinger on charges of breaking and entering Lone Star cabins and farm homes is scheduled for 11 30 a m April 26 in County Court. They face December 1963 and January 1964 break ins. three other suspects are jailed. Mrs Ridinger free on three bonds of 1500 each, Orville in jail on 9000 bond.
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Lawrence
Lone Star
Orville Lee Ridinger
Katherine Rosanna Ridinger
Elm St
Orville Ridinger
Phoenix
Ariz
Rex Johnson
Ridinger
Wilson in D.C. for Talks With Johnson and Leaders
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrived in Washington for a one day series of talks with President Johnson and top U.S. officials. He met with Secretary of State Rusk and later planned discussions with Henry Fowler John Connor and other leaders on economic issues and topics including Viet Nam and Malaysia.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Wilson
Dean Rusk
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Viet Nam
Malaysia
John T. Connor
Arbitrary Action In School Rights In Kansas City
The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights ordered arbitrary assignment of white teachers to predominantly Negro schools and Negro teachers to mostly white schools in Kansas City Kansas. The ruling followed a September hearing on charges of racial discrimination and segregation of Negro supervisory personnel and the school board. Willard L. Phillips said a rehearing would be requested and an appeal to Wyandotte County district court would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights Today
Kansas City
Kan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Willard L. Phillips
Wyandotte County
Legislature Nears Adjournment As Barriers Fade
TOPEKA AP The legislature neared adjournment after a three month session with a nearly finalized bill package. A late dispute over private clubs was resolved with a two‑tier licensing plan, while tax measures were trimmed, including income tax changes and a three percent sales tax. State school funding and official salary increases were finalized, and a water plan bill moved to the governor along with property assessments and agricultural statistics provisions.
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Topeka
Glee Smith
R-Larned
House
Senate
William H. Avery
Once
School Foundation
Supreme Court
Woodbine
Towanda
State Water Resources Board
State Board of Agriculture
Lodge Johnson Confer Today on Vietnam Mission
Henry Cabot Lodge met with President Johnson to outline plans before his trip as the President's representative. He will seek ideas and explain aims to six friendly governments in Asia and the Pacific, visiting Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Johnson
Asia
South Pacific
Viet Nam
Lodge
Honoulu
New Zealand
Australia
Philippines
Taiwan
Formosa
Japan
South Korea
Goldwater Dinner Urges Firm Viet Nam Stand
In Phoenix 1700 GOP supporters gathered for a 100 dollar dinner honoring Barry Goldwater. Richard Nixon praised Goldwater and Johnson on Viet Nam policy while Goldwater urged no negotiations or settlement. Ray Bliss lauded Goldwater for fundraising and leadership.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Viet Nam
Barry Godwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Johnson
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Card of Thanks for Josephine Fisher Owens Family
The family of Josephine Fisher Owens thanks neighbors and friends for their expressions of sympathy and support during their time of loss.
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Josephine Fisher Owens
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Wayne J. Zuck
Mary Derrough
Archie E. Wolcott
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Herbert Rowland
Gracia Holt
Diana Weas
Judith Bogartz
Gertrude Rattan
Dee W. Piculell
Harold V. Siegrist
Max Rife
Millard Denny
Norma L. Reed
Lois Lewellyn
Journal-World Photo
Inglewood, Calif
Post Office
Phi Beta Kappas
Garland
Guv
Red Cross Blood Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chicago, Ill
William Avery
Douglas County
Baldwin
Weavers Department Store
Weaver
John Davies
Nual
Lawrence Memorial Co
Rman Enda
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.J.C
Kentucky
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