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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
4
Ex assistant president Jimmy Byrnes, 84, remains jaunty and keen eyed while warning the United Nations must reform. He reflects on world policy, funds his James F. Byrnes Foundation aiding orphans, and notes his shifting political loyalties and fishing routines.
Vyacheslav Molotov, 72, once a top Soviet leader, faded from influence after 1961 Vienna meeting with Kennedy. Denounced in the party purge, he no longer travels or appears in Soviet life, living quietly with his wife near Moscow and staying out of the press.
Notices warn creditors heirs and others of Russell J Ball Robert Chester Ball Jessie Phillips Milton Patterson estates. Administrators executrix appointed August 1963 and first publications list case numbers and filing deadlines for claims and defenses in Lawrence Kansas Douglas County.
Wrecking crews responded Wednesday to a derailment of 17 cars on an eastbound Rock Island freight train. Cars derailed one and a half miles west of Colby Kansas on the main line between Omaha and Denver, blocking the right of way as officials altered train routes and offered no track-clearing time.
Spec. 5 William Shorter a 30 year old black cook at Ft Riley is being held for questioning after the death of his white wife Theresia Shorter in a Junction City trailer. Police say she was beaten and an autopsy will determine cause of death. Shorter said he tried to drown himself after an argument. The couple had two children and Mrs Shorter was born in Austria.
Virgil Dechant of Topeka was elected Wednesday as a director to the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus. He was the lone new member chosen by delegates at the convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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