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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
19
Commerce Department reports Americans averaged 2443 dollars per person in 1963, up 3 percent from 1962. Nevada leads at 3372, Mississippi lags at 1379, with Kansas at 2231 below the national average. Governor Anderson notes agricultural setback behind Kansas’ modest rise.
Eva Kreutzer, 84, one of Yugoslavia's oldest composers, shifts from 50 years of classical work to writing rock and roll tunes. Critics say her songs feel younger in spirit than works by half her age.
In Yemen a man’s belt doubles as a pocket, briefcase, lunch box and key ring, signaling status. The belt functions as a portable toolkit and social marker in daily life.
A handful of defenders oppose critics of President Johnson for lifting his beagles by the ears. Bernard Workman of London defends owners’ handling, while White House aides deny plans for further comment. The flap drew reactions from veterinarians, animal groups, and kennel clubs, with Melvin Schlesinger calling the uproar GOP propaganda.
In Washington Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson hosts a women-doers luncheon drawing 17 guests from varied fields. The guest list now grows from personal referrals to letters, with 150 names suggested. Notables present include Marian Anderson, Maria Tallchief, Katherine Peden, and Katherine Anne Porter, with Kate Tuchman of PS 184 delivering the keynote on Harlem education challenges.
Michael Rasmussen a Lawrence High School senior and son of Mr and Mrs Carl Rasmussen 2635 Belle Haven Dr is among 30 high school seniors chosen for the fourth Summer Honors Institute at the Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences They will take a full slate of honors courses during the regular summer session Participants are part of the KU honors program for the academic year but start early Honors students often graduate a full year ahead by bypassing prerequisites taking heavier workloads and enrolling in advanced courses
William Kuhlke announces 3 local KU students will join 12 others for a two year cooperative Russian language program in Finland funded by Carnegie Corporation. Participants will study in KU CU and other schools, tour the Soviet Union after two weeks in Finland, and visit Russian cultural centers.
Washington AP reports FDA missteps and manufacturer withholding information kept Flexin on market for five years causing six hepatitis deaths. Paraflex, from same company McNeil Laboratories, still on market pending further tests and prompt results to FDA. Oil, Yugoslavia aid, and income data also summarised.
US breeding animal output now exceeds 90 percent of the 1919-1921 level, reflecting a substantial rise in agricultural productivity. Data indicate marked gains across livestock sectors and farm operations nationwide.
Public notices from the Daily Journal World catalog probate hearings bids and meetings in Lawrence Kansas. Items include zoning hearings for Hillcrest additions district designations property tax street improvements and estate matters with dates in May 1964 and parties such as Clyde L Channel Lottie Murphy Martha Rayhill and Charles Georgie named.
In Lawrence Kansas legal notices announce probate of will for Joseph M Kellogg dated May 24 1951 with The Lawrence National Bank named as executor and a May 7 1964 defense deadline. Also advertised is a warehouse lien sale May 15 1964 at 7 30 PM at 646 Locust Street listing extensive personal items from multiple owners to satisfy the lien.
Public auction in Lawrence Kansas sells a mixed lot of equipment and eight acres of highway frontage. Items include a 10x16 steel drive in, two Sweden freezers, gas appliances, a Hamilton Beach malt mixer, a National cash register, walk in cooler, engine, electric boxes, a shallow well pump, a 12x24 foot bridge, an antique merry go round, multiple refrigerators, and more. Land is sold last. all items must be removed. Mr and Mrs Gene Woodhead owners. Terms cash. For previews call Mike Murphree VI at 32 2827.
Public auction set for Saturday May 2 starting at 1 p.m. at 1309 Tenn for the estates of Elizabeth Vigor and Ruth Kinney. Item list includes appliances such as a Frigidaire refrigerator and Calorie gas range, plus furniture like walnut tables, china cabinets, wicker suites, chamber sets, rugs, lamps, and radios in varying conditions.
Classic fieldstone and frame West Hills house with two large bedrooms one small, sun room, fireplace, and full basement. Another listing features a 5 000 square foot one floor plan with three baths, central air, built ins, and optional 8 or 4 bedroom layout. both showings by local agencies.
A cluttered classified listing advertises numerous cars including a 1962 Ford Galaxie 2 door aqua and white, a 1961 Pontiac Cat 4 door, and a 1960 Buick LeSabre plus prices from 199 to 795. It also notes other items for sale such as a Renault Dauphine 1960, furniture, plants, and real estate along Vermont Street and Miller Drive.
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