Sycamore Hollow Hosts Nudist Conventions Enduring Two Weeks
Albert Adams reports Sycamore Hollow hosted the Midwest Sunbathing Association regional and American Sunbathing Association national conventions, attracting about 1,300 attendees. The events brought over $10,000 to Lawrence area and crowned royalty including King Alvin Eiflis and Prince and Princess Donna and Bobby Garrett. The play Barely Proper drew 600 local viewers and boosted membership.
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Albert
Doc) Adams
Sycamore Hollow
Adams
Lawrence Area
Adama
Tom Cushing
Lawrence-area
Alvin Eiflis
South Dakota
American Sunbathing Association
Donna
Bobby Garrett
Mary Ellen
Wescoe Named to Phillips Board of Directors
Dr. Wescoe, Kansas University chancellor, was elected a director of Phillips Petroleum Co. at a Bartlesville board meeting, replacing W. C. Smoot who resigned after long service. The 15 member board includes six KU alumni. 1962 Phillips gross income reached 1.281 billion dollars. Dr Wescoe earned his MD from Cornell in 1944 and joined KU in 1951, later becoming dean and then chancellor in 1980.
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Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Phillips Petroleum Co
K. S. Adams
Phillips Board of Directors
Bartlesville
Dr. Wescoe
W. C. Smoot
Phillips
Adams
Paul J. Parker
International
Philip R. Phillips
Wescoe
Cornell University
School of Medicine
Medical
University
Russell Ball Found Dead At Home In Lawrence
Lawrence police were called to 1528 West 21st Street at about 10 a.m. after Russell Ball aged 55 was found dead in his bed. He lived alone and had worked as a pharmacist in Topeka. Neighbors checked on pets and discovered the body. death given as night and autopsy possible. Detectives Dick Stanwix and Vernon Harrell investigated.
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Lawrence
Russell Ball
21St St
Ball
Topeka
Dick Stanwix
Vernon Harrell
Local Woman Hurt In Nashville Wreck
Miss Venus McAlearney of 2014 Tenn. St. was injured with neck and back pains after backing her car into a moving vehicle and hitting a porch at 2013 Tenn. St. about 1 a.m. The 1954 car was heavily damaged and the porch suffered about 50 dollars in damage. Police continued to investigate and the other driver's identity was not confirmed. She was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Venus McAlearney
Tenn. St
Miss McAlearney
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Weekend Police Watch Includes Odd Horse Drawn Wagon Incident
Lawrence police manned minor vehicle accidents over the weekend with no serious injuries. A peculiar case near Ark Street involved a horse drawn ice cream wagon driven by Sherri Green 17 and a boy Dane Neibarger 12. The bicycle tumbled under the wagon causing the horse to bolt and the harness to break. Both youths suffered scraped knees and the horse had minor leg injuries. Police also handled domestic disputes and several arrests for drunkenness with cases pending in court.
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Sherri Green
Dane Neibarger
Dane
Gayle Mott Stables
St. the
Lawrence
Air Interline Plane Crashes Near Lyon Killing Twelve
A Vis count airliner operated by Air Interline crashed into a tree and a barn near Lyon France, killing twelve people and injuring five. Police say the fatalities include three of the four crew members eight passengers and a 20 year old farmer in the farm yard.
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Lyon
France
Barnett Seeks Delay In Meredith Graduation At Ole Miss
Gov. Ross Barnett urged the State College Board to delay James H. Meredith graduation at Ole Miss until an inquiry reports whether he violated a university directive against inflammatory statements. Barnett pressed for a speedy investigation as Meredith nears graduation.
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Jackson, Miss
Ross Barnett
State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
J. D. Williams
College Board
Meredith
State Sovereignty Commission
Pike Accidents Claim 4 Lives
Four people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. A Iowa family of five, headed for a California vacation, perished when their car struck a stopped truck on the turnpike after a jackknifed semi trailer spilled pipe. The accident occurred one mile north of the Wellington interchange. The taps ers included Lyle Tapper and his wife and son Carl, seven. Blanche Clark aged 31 died when her car left the turnpike near Topeka. David Bailey aged 18 died in a one car crash near Kingman. Fourteen people died in Missouri traffic accidents during the same period.
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Iowa
California
Wellington
Lyle Tapper
Osage
Carl
Franz Henry Johanning
Raytown
Helm M. Akers
Ardmore
Okla
Wichita
Kansas City
Blanche L. Clark
Topeka
Kingman
Kan
David L. Bailey
Missouri
JFKs Nailed Five Day Massachusetts Visit Ends in Tragedy
President Kennedy and family faced a sweeping sequence of events starting with Mass in Hyannis Port and ending with a fatal hospital admission. The newborn struggled to breathe after birth, prompting Boston Children’s Medical Center specialists to attend. The family then planned a return flight from Otis Air Force Base as grief spread through the community.
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Squawsland
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
St. Francis Xavier Church
Otis Air Force Base
Washington
Massachusetts
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
Memorial Hospital notes births and resident information including names and addresses such as Mrs. Carol Mooney 1918 Vt and Mrs. Opal Hagelin Ottawa with numerous listed households and newborns. The item cites multiple parents and babies plus residents in Eu dora Overbrook and Jones Trailer Court with new daughters and sons and several street addresses.
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Carol Mooney
Opal Hagelin
Ottawa
Lee D'Armond
Linda Morris
Ala
Jean Lee
J. Wayne Twigg
Eudora
Lena Hammer
Kathryn Schlotzhauer
Overbrook
Ellabeth
Ohio
Steven Graber
Harvard Rd
William Chestnut
W. 20Th
Mary Rockers
Baldwin
Maude Hill
Lincoln
John Doane
Belle Crest
Lori Burchett
Mariann Kreuzburg
W. 6Th
Robert Musick
W. 3Rd
Irene Cline
Douglas County Fair schedule lists events and sales
The schedule covers 4-H and FFA beef and dairy shows at 3 p.m. with champions announced during the Livestock Parade at 8 p.m. Food sales start at 6:30 p.m. in building 1, offering muf fins biscuits rolls bread cake and pies with proceeds to the Douglas County Farm Youth Exchange. Exhibits and judging span Tuesday through Wednesday featuring various divisions.
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Douglas County Farm Youth Exchange
FFA
Fairgrounds
Roger Pine
International Farm
India
Claudia Harris
Youth Power
Chicago
Ill
Lawrence High School
LHS
Douglas County
Latin meetings at KU host teachers prize contest and speaker
The KU Latin sessions include a points prize for the top school and a costume contest for A Day in Old Rome. Lynn Poole of Johns Hopkins will speak as the sole featured speaker. This marks the third in a summer triple header with a July workshop for 79 teachers from 29 states and the 16th annual Latin Institute for college and high school educators, featuring papers and teaching methods.
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Old
Rome
Lynn Poole
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Latin Institute
American Classical League
Weather Elsewhere No Steps Necessary-For Family or Friends
Funeral notice for Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111 adv states arrangements and contact for services. An obituary style snippet notes location and contact details.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Reservists Return From Ft Leonard Wood Training
Four Lawrence Army reserve units completed a two week summer training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri bringing 70 reservists home by bus cars and convoy. They will train there again next summer.
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Lawrence
Ft. Leonard Wood
Lawrence Area
89Th Regiment
89Th Division
Missouri Post
Former K State basketball star dies in Nogales
Jerry William Jung, 30, a former Kansas State basketball star, collapsed on a Nogales street and died en route to a local hospital. Police said a heart attack caused the death as U S authorities arranged to repatriate the body. Jung had been living in Tucson, Arizona.
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Nogales
Mexico
Jerry William Jung
Kansas State
Mex
Robert Pena
Jung
Pena
U. S
Ft. Hauchuca
Tucson
Worker Problems Discussed At Lawrence Rotary Meeting
At a noon Lawrence Rotary Club session Justin Hill, president of Lawrence Paper Co., warned about unemployment and automation. He argued machine use raises skills needs and that training is essential to create new jobs while noting automation can reduce, then increase, overall employment.
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Lawrence Rotary Club
Justin Hill
Lawrence Paper Co
Hill
Lawrence
U.S
Telephone Company
1964 City Budget Tops Tuesday Agenda
A public hearing on the proposed 1964 city budget of 3 233 000 with a 25 787 mill levy will lead a City Commission meeting. Bids for 360 000 in general obligation bonds for 1962 63 projects will be heard in a special 11 am session. An appointment to the planning commission is also planned.
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City Commission
Lawrence
New York
Planning Commission
No New Robbery Leads in Beneficial Finance Hold Up
Police investigated Thursday's armed robbery at the Beneficial Finance Co. 833 Mass St. The lone bandit fled with 450 dollars. Clerk Miss Delores Frye was alone in the office. no new leads had been uncovered, Police Chief Bill Cox said.
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The
Beneficial Finance Co
Mass. St
Bill Cox
Delores Frye
First Negro Student at Alabama Withdraws to Enter Hospital
James A. Hood said he would enter a hospital for a complete rest amid pressure at the University of Alabama. Hood, who faced potential expulsion over a July speech, withdrew with his attorney noting serious charges and the university canceling a trustees meeting.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Arthur D. Shores
Birmingham
Hood
Board of
One Court Case Today In Wichita Patrol Court
In the only Police Court action this morning Robert Smith 20 of Wichita failed to appear and forfeited a 100 bond posted after he was arrested for residential selling without a city permit.
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Robert Smith
Wichita
Card of Thanks for Oscar Markley Family
The family expresses sincere appreciation for cards flowers food and help during our bereavement. Mrs Mary Markley and Family
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Oscar Markley
Mary Markley
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