Strike Shuts World Journal Tribune as New York Papers Tie
The Newspaper Guild of New York launches a strike halting the World Journal Tribune merger on its eve. Four other dailies keep printing amid negotiations. unions seek job protections for 2,000 workers facing layoffs from the merger. Matt Meyer governs the new company and cannot predict publication timing.
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New York
Newspaper Guild of
World Journal Tribune
New Corporation
Matt Meyer
World Journal Tribune Inc
Afl-Cio
Journal
American
World-Telegram & Sun
The
Herald Tribune
Guild
Meyer
New Publishing Corporation
Publishers Association of
New York City
Symphonic Wind Ensemble at LHS Plans Tuesday Home Concert
Lawrence High School will stage an 8 p.m. Tuesday home concert in the LHS auditorium. The 43 member Symphonic Wind Ensemble, directed by Charles Kassinger, performs 10 works with soloists Tacy Weidman flute Phil Smith trumpet and Don Stogsdill trombone. The program features Chaminade and Shostakovich selections and a finale from Symphony No. 5.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Charles Kassinger
Tacy Weidman
Phil Smith
Don Stogsdill
Pittsburg High School
College High School
Pittsburg
Baxter Springs
Paul Whaley
Rick Stucky
Paul Miller
John Kuntz
Dan Warfield
Bryant Green
Paul Getto
Steve Nelson
Tom Alderson
John Nicholson
Tim Burgert
Francis Smyser
Alan Cox
Greg Arnold
Don Saffron
Phil Lace
Steve Stewart
Dwayne Sawyer
Phil Lacey
Kent Marshall
Bob Laushman
Ron Rappard
David Warriner
Persichetti
Harlequinade
Kenton-Rugolo-Seeman
von Stogsdill
Shostakovich
Community beautification drive sparks local cleanup efforts
Chairman Harrison urged thousands of citizens to join in beautification work this year. He cited family yard cleanups and two weeks of action to start a lasting program, stressing ongoing projects and broad local participation without a strict schedule.
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Harrison
Parking Lot Advertisement for Macili Tiles and Rumsey Funeral Home
A small classified item notes paved and lighted parking at Macili tiles and Rumsey Funeral Home with a price reference of VI 6111. Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
William Allen White School Reaccredited by ACEJ
The William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information at Kansas University gained reaffirmation of accreditation from the American Council on Education for Journalism. The unanimous decision, made during ACEJ's semiannual New York meeting, keeps KU among 48 journalism programs with the industry-education seal since 1947.
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William Allen White
Kansas University
American Council On Education For Journalism
New York City
Warren K. Agee
Elbel Awarded 650 Gift and K Honor for KU Relays Work
About 200 attendees at a Kansas Union banquet honored Dr. E R Elbel, KU physical education professor and longtime Kansas Relays manager, as he retires after 38 years at KU. He received 650 dollars, a letterman blanket, a Kiwanis Substantial Citizen award, and a wrist watch, plus a book of letters from admirers.
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Kansas Union
E. R. Elbel
Kansas University
KU Physical Education Department
KU Athletic Department
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Elbel
Kansas Relays
Wade Stinson
Stinson
Henry Shenk
Physical Education Department
Reginald Strait
Robert Holmer
Kenneth Anderson
Jim Gillispie
Charles Lacey
Lawrence Chamber Banquet to Honor New Officers
About 250 people are expected Tuesday night at the Kansas Union for the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce banquet. Cliff Titus of Beech Aircraft Wichita will speak. he is a former Kansas Chamber president, state senator, and Army colonel. James Owens becomes president, succeeding Arthur Heck.
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The
Kansas Union
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Titus
Beech Aircraft
Wichita
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
James Owens
Arthur Heck
Hill outlines expansion plans for Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Justin Hill, chairman of the LMH board, announced expansion plans at a Lawrence Rotary luncheon. A minimal care unit with about 26 rooms would be added on the hospital's south side, with an architectural design due by October. The project could cost 450000 to 500000, funded partly by a 140000 building fund and hoped-for federal aid, to be offset by profits.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Justin Hill
Lawrence Rotary Club
Hill
Eldridge Hotel
LMH
Parasite Problem Weighs On Osage County Lake Fishing
Anglers face threats from a bass parasite found near dorsal fins and other spots. Heavily infested fish should be discarded. control is limited but declines with lake age. A 13 pound 8 ounce northern pike was officially registered in Kansas by K Mark Scott at Turtle Creek Reservoir.
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Cross
Osage County
Schoonover
Kansas
K. Mark Scott
Manhattan
Turtle Creek Reservoir
KU Engineering Exposition wins multiple prizes and recalls
Structures in Space by KU Engineering Association takes first in the Engineering Council contest. Second place goes to the American Society of Civil Engineers for Civil Engineers Survey Your Future. Also honored is Sigma Tau for the fog machine exhibit. Third place to Kappa Eta Kappa for Dirty Electronics Semiconductors at Work. Between 10 000 and 15 000 visitors toured the New Engineering Building over the weekend.
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Kansas University Engineering
Memors
KU Architectural Engineering Association
KU Engineering Council
American Society of Civil Engineers
Civil Engineers
Sigma Tau
Kappa Eta Kappa Fraternity
KU New Engineering
Sam Love
Pittsburg
Freshman Runner Jim Ryan to Compete at Drake Relays
Kansas University's standout freshman trackman Jim Ryan will be 19 on Friday but will race this weekend at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. His family and friends held a premature birthday party in Topeka Saturday night.
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Jim Ryan
Kansas University
Des Moines
Jim
Topeka
Daylight Saving Time Enables Journal-World Stock Listings
With the nation shifting clocks forward on Sunday the Journal-World will publish its daily closing stock list and the AP Stock Market Index for readers.
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The
Journal- World
Memorial Hospital Listing of Residents and Births
A long list of names and addresses appears, likely from a Memorial Hospital notices page. The items include Michael Stancliff Irene Henry Victor Hernande z Thelma Stephens and many others with street addresses and family details such as baby girls and baby boys. The fragment shows numerous residents from Eudora Baldwin DeSoto and nearby areas.
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Michael Stancliff
W. 20Th
Irene Henry
Victor Hernandez
Thelma Stephens
Sunflower Village
Melba Cope
Steven Anfred
Arnold Leek
Davis Rd
Martha Statler
Lincoln
Terrie Moore
Oread
Patricia Disque
Eudora
Charles
French
DeSoto
Elma Mannen
Nellie Ireland
John Burroughs
Joyce Cole
Nella ‘Bahnmaier
Louise Sabol
Ohio
Randy Besser
Daniel Cline
Linwood
Howard Graham
N. H
George Harris
Bessie Jones
Baldwin
Ada Keplinger
2Nd St
baby boy births and names listed in notices
A collection of names and addresses appears to document births and acknowledgments. The list includes Helen Cornelius with a baby boy in Indiana and addresses in West 6th Street, Frank Page in Eudora, Hope McFarland on Barker, Louise Darlington in Baldwin, David Edwards in Kansas City Kansas, Jean Baugher with a baby boy Route 1, Gary Stanwix on Ark street, Emma Williams on Ca et, among others.
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Helen Cornelius
W. 6Th
Frank Page
Eudora
Hope McFarland
Barker
Louise Darlington
Baldwin
David Edwards
Kansas City
Kan
Jean Baugher
Route 1
Gary Stanwix
Ark
Emma Williams
Caet
Williamstown Couple Welcomes a Son This Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stevens of Williamstown announce the birth of a son on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Adams of 1105 Conn report the birth of a son on Sunday.
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Dennis Stevens
Williamstown
Steven Adams
Four treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Weekend
Four persons were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital's emergency room over the weekend for minor injuries. They are Timothy Peck, 5, 1821 Almira, cut left wrist in fall through a glass door at home. Louis Mendoza, 11, 814 N.J., cut forehead when hit with a baseball bat. Grant Snyder, 58, 1519 Lindenwood Lane, caught right middle finger in a lawn mower. Donald Kohlman, 4, Route 2, Lawrence, cat bite on right cheek.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Timothy Peck
Almira
Louis Mendoza
N.J
Grant Snyder
Lindenwood Lane
Donald Kohlman
Route 2
Lawrence
Burglary Reported at Montgomery Ward Store
Police investigate a burglary at the Montgomery Ward store with several appliances reported stolen over the weekend. An attempted safe opening failed and the value of stolen items is not yet determined. Police Chief William Troelstrup stated no arrests have been made.
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Montgomery Ward
William Troelstrup
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported on Sunday in Local Streets
Police log shows a 9:31 a.m. collision in the 600 block of Massachusetts Street involving John E. Terhune and Arthur C. Calladay with $450 total damage. A second crash at 7:07 p.m. on Highway 33 at 56 near Baldwins involved Paul F. Gramms and Grover L. Smith with combined damage around $[amount not specified].
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John E. Terhune
N. J. St
Arthur C. Calladay
Massachusetts Street
Terhune
Calladay
Paul F. Gramms
Kansas City
Grover L. Smith
800
Ark
Baldwin
Accidents Injure Five. Injured Hospitalized in Multiple Crashes
Investigations show Gramms and Smith were involved in a mishap with $800 and $450 in vehicle damage. George D. Harris, 55, of Route 4, lost control on 23rd Street, rolled over, and landed in a culvert near 23rd and Naismith Drive. Harris and two others were treated at LMH. five people hospitalized Friday and Saturday were improving. Prince Tyler and Ralph Shepherd remained in poor or fair condition after an accident 5% miles west of DeSoto on K 10. Three others injured at 23rd and Iowa Streets, Edwards, Sebring, and Darlington, were listed in fair to good condition.
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Gramms
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Prince A. Tyler
Eudora
Ralph C. Shepherd
Pomona
DeSoto
LMH
Tyler
Shepherd
23Rd
Iowa Sts
David C. Edwards
Kansas City
Anne Sebring
Baker University
Edwards
Louise Darlington
In Memoriam Eugene Holladay Four Years Gone
In loving memory of Eugene Shorty Holladay who died April 25 1962 four years ago. Years pass yet memories stay as near as yesterday. Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Eugene
Shorty) Holladay
Card of Thanks for Toni Coffman
We thank friends neighbors and family for support during the loss of our baby Toni Special thanks to the Salvation Army women and to Mrs Roy Todd for caring for our baby Eddie Coffman Stacey Holladay and families Roy Coffman Roy Coffman Jr and family
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Salvation Army
Toni
Roy Todd
Eddie Coffman
Stacey
Gilbert Holladay
Roy Coffman
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