County judges back county boarding home for juveniles
A panel led by Juvenile Court Judge Charles Rankin and County Attorney Wes Norwood urged creating a county boarding home for troubled youths. They argued it would save funds and keep kids from state facilities, with Dr. Mal M. Lattimore of the Kansas Council for Children and Youth backing a unified community approach and a federal prevention program.
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Ney
Wes Norwood
Norwood
Rankin
Mal M. Lattimore
Kansas Council For Children and Youth
Council of Social Agencies
Castle Tea Room
Boys Industrial School
Topeka
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Ithe County
Lawrence
Douglas County
Lansing
Lattimore
Station changes hands at Milt Stoffer Service Station
The Milt Stoffer Service Station at 12 East Street becomes the Bill Medien Station today. Medien has managed the station since Stoffer’s death last February and began with the business when it opened in April 1953, continuing since.
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Milt Stoffer
Eith St
Bill Medien
Medien
Stoffer
Sertoma Meeting Features Easter Choir at Trinity Lutheran
The 21 member Altar Choir of Trinity Lutheran Church directed by Mrs Marcus Haun presented Easter selections to the Lawrence Sertoma Chile club at a Tuesday meeting. Rev Harold Hamilton of the church delivered an Easter message linking resurrection to service to mankind. Special guests District Governor Ray Sutton and three Muncie Kansas club members attended. Paul Gibbs Ralph Altice and Don Wetzel were inducted into Sertoma with John Galden directing the ceremony.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Marcus Haun
Lawrence Sertoma
Chile
Gwen Altie
Harold Hamlton
Ray Sutton
Robert Mosby Dies at 59 in Michigan After Cancer
Robert Mosby 59 former KU leader and Detroit automotive figure died Tuesday at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota after a brief illness. He was a Cook Paint & Varnish Co vice president and KU athlete with All Missouri Conference honors. He leaves wife Margaret Wallace two children Nan and James along with his mother sisters and brothers. Funeral Thursday at Christ Church Cranbrook Bloomfield Hills Michigan with memorials to Rector’s Discretionary Fund.
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Robert Mosby
Detroit
Mich
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Mosby
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Kansas City
de Soto
Missouri
Sachem
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Margaret Wallace
Winfield
Jamaica
Birmingham
Mayo Clinic
Christ's Church Cranbrook
Bloomfield Hills
Shirley Drive
Nan M. Thompson
Denver
James R. Mosby
Bay City
Lillian Mosby
Hyttie Crabb
Ivy Griffith
C. Paul Mosby
Santa Monica
Calif
Happy Hal's Steak House Reopens After Remodeling
Happy Hal's Steak House on E 23rd St reopens after a full remodel adding two dining rooms carpeted floors iron grill booths new light fixtures and a mural of mallard ducks by Dr. Robert Mengel zoology instructor at Kansas University. Exterior remodel includes solar screening as owners Mr and Mrs Hal Bigham resume dining service with updated ambiance.
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Happy Hal's
E. 23Rd St
Robert Mengel
Kansas University
Hal Bigham
Becker Guest Speaker Reports Polar Bear Trip at Milwaukee Club Luncheon
Steele Becker of 800 Ind. St. spoke at the Cosmopolitan Club luncheon, presenting color slides and commentary from a recent polar bear hunting trip in Alaska. He was introduced by Ed Calvert, his father in law, with Mrs. Becker present.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Steele Becker
Ind. St
Alaska
Becker
Ed Calvert
Septic Tank Ruling Prompts Authority to Judge Siting
City Commission moves to empower the City-County health director Dr. Dale Clinton to decide future septic tank construction in Lawrence citing groundwater contamination. The panel weighs a temporary allowance for some tanks and a range of other local measures including church lot use offers, zoning ordinances, and fallout shelter designations.
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Dale Clinton
Lawrence
Clinton
North Lawrence
First Methodist Church
J. J. Wilson
Ted Kennedy
Planning Commission
City Commission
Central Park
Commission
The
Civil Defense
County Sets Vaccine Testing Pilot in Douglas County
The Douglas County Medical Society approved a state pilot test of the oral polio vaccine. State health officials seek a test county and Douglas County, noted as best protected by prior polio shots, hosts the proposal presented by Dr. Raymond Schwegler Jr. at the Tuesday meeting.
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Douglas County
Reduction in Kansas long distance tolls announced
Richard C. Byrd, chairman of the State Corporation Commission, said transferring $46 million of revenue requirements from intrastate to interstate operation of the Bell Telephone system will cut Kansas tolls. Lower rates could start by May, reducing Kansas costs by about $1.44 million annually. Utilities division gathers data on Southwestern Bell's Kansas operations while monthly rates remain under Kansas Supreme Court review.
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Bell Telephone System
Kansas
Richard C. Byrd
State Corporation Commission
Byrd
Cos| of Kansas
KCC
Southwestern Bell
Kansas Supreme Court
KU Band to Parade Hats Ready After Houston Loss
Kansas University's marching band expects enough presentable hats for Saturday's Relays Parade despite raindrenched performance at the Bluebonnet Bowl. Director Wiley secured Big Eight help to cover replacement costs, with new hats placed front and sides and older ones inside. Bells across Lawrence toll at noon Patriots Day observances as area churches and KU landmarks signal the holiday.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Dutch Lonborg
Houston
Wiley
Montgomery Plans Senate Run Announcement In Topeka
Junction City publisher John D B Montgomery the state Democratic chairman will reveal at a Topeka dinner on April 28 whether he will seek the U S Senate. If he runs he would challenge Republican incumbent James B Pearson with Edward Arn also in the race as a former governor.
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Junction City
John DB. Montgomery
Topeka
U.S. Senate
Montgomery
James B. Pearson
Pearson
John Anderson
Andrew Schaeppel
Edward Arn
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Gaylord Manahan Wellington Milton Polk 1938 N Y Paul Waad Perry Kenneth Long 614 Utah Ct Lowell Craig Gok W 25th Mrs Pauline Erickson De Soto Mrs Goldie Sloan Toon noxie Thomas Weinert Baldwin Linda Oshel 1008 Conn Domula Newman Baldwin Mrs Rhoda Spear Baldwin Jesse Sutton Route 4 dismissals include Darlene Spain Celinda Surritte Cheryl Reetz Route 1 Mrs Stella Smith 2231 Tenn Mrs June Caddut and baby boy 1545 N H Mrs Judith Jones and baby girl Stouffer Place Mrs Cleta Vantuyl and baby girl McLouth births Mr and Mrs Norris J Wheeler Route 3 a son Tuesday Mr and Mrs David Green 2121 SW 7th St a son Tuesday Mr and Mrs Jack Maison 416 La a daughter today.
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Wellington
Milton, Polk
N.Y
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Perry
Kenneth Long
Utah Ct
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Gok W. 25Th
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DeSoto
Goldie Sloan
Toonnoxie
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Baldwin
Linda Oshel
Conn
Domula Newman
Rhoda Spear
Jesse Sutton
Lloyd Coffman
Darlene Spain
Celinda Surritte
Edrith
Cheryl Reetz
Stella Smith
Tenn
June Caddut
N.H
Judith Jones
Stoufffer Place
Cleta Vantuyl
McLouth
Norris J. Wheeler
Route 3
David Green
7Th St
Jack Maison
Ellsworth to Speak Four Times at Kansas University
U.S. Rep. Robert Ellsworth of Lawrence will speak Friday at Kansas University in Summerfield Hall to business faculty and classes, and address Pi Sigma Alpha at 6:30 p.m. in the Kansas Union. He plans to arrive Thursday night and return to Washington Saturday.
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U.S
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Kansas University
Summerfield Hall
Pi Sigma Alpha
National Political Science Honorary Society
Kansas Union
Illsworth
Washington D. C
U.S. and Soviet Propose Three Stage Disarmament Plan
Secretary Dean Rusk outlined a three stage disarmament framework. Stage one calls for a 30 percent cut in nuclear delivery vehicles and fissile material bans under international control along with a 10 percent yearly cut in conventional arms and force reductions to 4.1 million per side. Stage two envisions broader participation including China with a further 35 percent cut and forces down to 11.05 million each, plus stockpile reductions and a U.N. peace force. Stage three would reduce forces to internal order only, eliminate nuclear weapons, and dismantle most bases, pending stage two completion.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
Sovviet Union
China
Soviet Union
Red China
U.N
Designers Weigh Public Culture In Art Advertising Debate
Morton Goldsholl of Chicago joins a panel arguing top artists can shape public culture through true work in art advertising and commercial areas. Raymond Spilman of New York City, head of the American Society of Industrial Designers, says firms should craft a design philosophy within technology limits and public needs.
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Ing
Morton Goldsholl
Chicago
Raymond Spilman
New York City
American Society of Industrial Designers
Gill Agency Plans New Quarters at Ninth and Tennessee
The M. R. Gill Real Estate Agency expects to build a one story contemporary structure on the southwest corner of Ninth and Tennessee Streets this summer. Robert Harrison says the firm will move its headquarters from 640 Mass. St. and other businesses may rent space once proposals are reviewed. The building will feature a courtyard, heavy shake roof and parking areas.
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M. R. Gill Real Estate Agency
Ninth and
Tennessee Streets
Robert Harrison
640
Mass, St
Harrison
Gill
Union Services Set for Tonight
Union Holy Week events in Lawrence Council of Churches schedule a 7 30 p m service at First Baptist Church with Rev Calvin McMillan of St Luke A M E Church speaking on The Cup Jesus Would Not Drink. Music by Baptist choir directed by Jeannette Cass. Good Friday service 12 30 to 3 30 p m at Trinity Lutheran Church features multiple soloists and organists with a cross themed program and a slate of speakers on topics The Cross across seven Rev speakers list.
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Lawrence Council of Churches
First Baptist Church
8Th
Calvin McMillan
St. Luke’a.m.e
Jesus
Robert Spencer
Baptist Church
Jeannette Cass
Robert Benson
Trinity Lutheran Church
13Th
N. H
Harold Hamilton
E. McCormick
Winston Harwood
Walter Hicks
Homer Frank
Benton Roy Hanan
Ivar Gjellstad
Edwin Price
Paul Davis
Maynard Strothmann
M. C. Allen
Paul Weinert
Attorney Praises Kennedy Action At KU Young Democrats
Emporia lawyer Dale Spiegel lauded President Kennedy’s steel crackdown before about 25 members of the Kansas University Young Democrat Club. He spoke on the Democratic organization in Kansas and the role of young Democrats, and noted plans to announce congressional ambitions for the new Fifth District in a few days.
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Kennedy
Dale A. Spiegel
Emporia
George Docking
Kansas University
Young Democrat Club
KU Club
Spiegel
Democratic
Kansas
Congress
New
Kansas Fifth District
Kennedy Sees Steel Price Cut As Aid To Tax Legislation
President Kennedy linked steel industry price reductions to passage of a congressional tax bill. He said the contract talks aimed to avoid inflation and noted no demand had been made to lock in price lines. Meany’s departure and Blough’s White House arrival were noted without relation to the talks.
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Kennedy
Congress
Blough
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Hatcher
Rural Water District plans advance with 134 homes served
Final plans for Rural Water District No. tiow are being drawn and bids for the $250 000 project might be let by July 1. The district will have about 120 000 feet of six inch and smaller mains serving parts of Wakarusa Clinton and Kanwaka Townships. A six acre well site north of the Turnpike bridge was purchased for 1000.
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No.tiow
Jarvis Brink
Wakarusa
Clinton
Kanwaka
Kansas Turnpike
Kaw River
President orders military trial cancellations and disarmament push
President Kennedy halted the military trial of Larry B. Chidester for a critical letter, citing misguided reservations. He also directed the Army to wipe out the remainder of Owen’s sentence for disrespect at Ft. Polk. The President opened Geneva talks by proposing a broad disarmament plan and voiced skepticism about a U S test ban.
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Larry B. Chidester
Pfe
Bernis Owen
Secretary of the Army
Chidester
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Qwen
Seadrift
Tex
Ft. Polk
Kennedy
Owen
United States
Geneva
France
City Manager resigns in El Dorado to join Englewood post
Stanley H. Dial resigns as El Dorado city manager effective April 30 to take a similar post in Englewood Coto. Dial has led El Dorado since January 1957 after serving as assistant city manager. Funeral service information provided by Rumsey Funeral Home with contact VI3-5111.
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EL Dorado
Stanley H. Dial
Englewood
Coto
Dial
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ivy M. Brown obituary at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills
Mrs. Ivy M. Brown beloved mother of Ivan Brown and sister to Mrs. Lottie Bowser Mrs. Grace Stull and Mrs. Ruth Munson. Services 11 a.m. Thursday April 19 at Church of the Hills Forest Lawn Memorial Park Hollywood Hills California Forest Lawn Mortuary in charge.
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Ivy M. Brown
Ivan Brown
Lottie Bowser
Grace Stull
Ruth Munson
Mamie Howard
Michigan St
Lawrence
Church of the Hills
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Hollywood Hills
California
Forest Lawn Mortuary
Card of Thanks to Kansas Student Union circle
I thank neighbors friends relatives and co workers at the Kansas Student Union for visits cards and flowers during my hospital stay and after returning home. Special thanks to Rev Riley Dr Holiday and the nurses on 1st floor.
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The
Kansas Student Union
Rev. Riley
Holiday
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