Lawrence Humane Society Launches Annual Fund Drive
The Lawrence Humane Society, Inc. prepares its yearly solicitation to fund the Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter on East 19th. The shelter cares for more than 4 000 animals annually and is financed by private gifts, about $8 000 needed each year. The group renamed from Douglas County Humane Society to clarify its program and funding sources.
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Lawrence Humane Society
Charles Ise
East 19Th
John Ise
Lawrence Humane Society, Inc
Douglas County Humane Society
Douglas County
James Postma
Humane Society
Kansas
James Moore
Lawrence
November weather report for Worden and Lawrence
Worden recorded 23.96 inches of year to date moisture, well below the 33.85 inch average. November in Lawrence featured a mean temperature of 48.9 degrees, the seventh warmest since 1868, with 0.08, 0.70, and 0.33 inches of rain on three days and no reading below 20 degrees this fall. The forecast calls for generally fair skies and a warmer high in the 50s tonight and Tuesday.
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Ber
Worden
Lawrence
Quiet Chapel Ad by Rumsey Funeral Home
An advertisement from Rumsey Funeral Home offers a chapel of quiet beauty and spaciousness with contact VI 3-5111 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lodge Notice for December Meeting and Elections
Stated meeting and annual election of Lawrence Chapter No 4 and Lawrence Council No 14 set for Tuesday December 3 at 7 30 p m Joe Shelbar HP 0 0 Anderson See.
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Lawrence Chapter No
Lawrence Council No
Joe Shelbar
Anderson
Princess Margaret Expecting Second Child in April
Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth II, is expecting her second child at the end of April. Maj. John Griffin, her press secretary, said the princess and Lord Snowden are delighted. Her first child Viscount Linley was born November 3, 1961.
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London
Margaret
John Griffin
Lord Snowden
Elizabeth II
Viscount Linley
Ellsworth to push bill boosting federal protection for officials
U S Rep Robert Ellsworth plans to introduce a bill this week to make it a federal crime to assassinate presidents vice presidents and other high government officials with death or life imprisonment. The measure extends protections under existing law to cover top officials and aligns with concerns over Kennedy assassination and Dallas police handling. Salvation Army Red Kettles will operate downtown from Thursday to fund Christmas dinners for about 225 families. Fire Station No 1 lights tree of progress for Christmas Ford Drive with one light per ten dollars and a goal of 300 lights by December 24.
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U.S
Robert Ellsworth
R-Kan
House of Representatives
Congress
FBI
Secret Service
Bureau of Narcotics
Ellsworth
Kennedy
Dallas
Salvation Army
Earl Palsley
KU Couple Lose Car and Possessions in Fire
A Kansas University fourth year engineering student his wife and two children escaped injury when their 1959 car caught fire near the South Topeka Turnpike interchange. A 30 mile per hour wind fueled the blaze, destroying the vehicle and most belongings. Bob Nelson of KU Extension helped relocate the family to Lawrence afterward.
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Kansas University
South Topeka Turnpike
Harlan Elsasser
Green Acres
Steven
Cynthia
Dodge City
Russell
Bob Nelson
Kansas University Extension Department
Western Kansas
Elsasser
Lawrence
Death notices for George A. Lee of Lawrence
George A. Lee, 73, of 416 Michigan Street, died Sunday at Valleyview Rest Home. Funeral services are 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ninth Street Baptist Church, Rev. Frank J. Brown officiating. Burial follows at Maple Grove Cemetery. Visitation 5 to 9 p.m. today and noon Tuesday at Bowser-Lee Mortuary. Born in Leavenworth County, he lived in Lawrence since boyhood and was a member of Ninth Street Baptist Church. Survivors include sister Luella Hultz of the home, niece Mrs. Carl White and nephew Arthur Hopkins of Lawrence, another niece Mrs. Albert Grayson of San Jose, California, an aunt Mrs. Mollie Hawkins of Lawrence, and several cousins.
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George A. Lee
Mich
Valleyview Rest Home
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Frank J. Brown
Maple Grove Cemetery
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Lee
Leavenworth County
Lawrence
Evans L Sechrest Dies in California Tone
Evans L Sechrest of Lompoc California died Saturday morning He was born in Tonganoxie and married Adelaide Wilson He was brother in law of Vernon E Wilson Sr Funeral arrangements not announced Mrs Lucy Wadkin Snead 85 died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital She lived in Topeka about 75 years Survivors include son Frank Snead of Los Angeles and grandson Bill Snead of Topeka Wall Diffenderfer Mortuary Topeka in charge of arrangements
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Evans L. Sechrest
Lompoc
Calif
Tonganoxie
Adelaide Wilson
Vernon E. Wilson
Lucy Wadkin Snead
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Topeka
Frank Snead
Los Angeles
Bill Snead
Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary
Ex-Haskell principal cites education as key for Indians
W Keith Kelley former Haskell Institute principal and area director of U S Indian schools urged education for self support through government operated and public schools. He cited travel distances language and cultural barriers and noted one third of Indian children attend government schools with two thirds on reservations facing lower life expectancy income and higher unemployment.
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W. Keith Kelley
Lawrence Rotary Club
Kelley
U.S
Arizona
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell
Record 526 highway deaths over Thanksgiving weekend
AP reports 526 fatalities on U S highways during a 102 hour Thanksgiving period surpassing 1962 toll and the 1958 high. The four day span ends with a toll decline from the 1962 peak and the 1960 low is cited.
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Associated Press
Ex-Convict Kills Two and Himself In Church
Walter H. Bailey, 57, entered West Asheville Assembly of God Church in Asheville and shot his ex wife Ruby Bailey, 50, and Reverend Lester Cobb, 44, before killing himself. The pastor and a congregation member were present. coroner says Bailey was intoxicated.
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Asheville
N.C
Walter H. Bailey
West Asheville
Assembly of God
Lester Cobb
Ruby Bailey
Bailey
Cobb
J. D. Taylor
Mr. Cobb
Ruby
John C. Young
Buncombe County
Cloud of Doom Reigns Over KU's Student Body at Game
The Kansas University student body endured a somber postgame scene after Missouri upset KU 9-7 in the season finale. Cheerleaders and fans blamed bad breaks and limited pep organization, as Tim Hamill retires from the KU cheer squad due to a back issue.
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Cloud of Doom
Kansas University
Misssouri
Tim Hamill
Colby
Missouri
Hamill
Jayhawks
Tiger
Vince Turner
Tigers
Costa Rica University Delegation Visits Kansas University
University of Costa Rica officials led by Rector Carlos Monge arrive in Lawrence for a busy two day schedule. The visit includes campus tours at KU and meetings with Dean George Waggoner and faculty, plus interactions with exchange students and a tour of the ROTC facility and Engineering School.
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University of Costa Rica
San Jose
Kansas University
Carlos Monge
Petra Moore
Fort Worth
Tex
George Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Costa Rica
Kansas Union
School of Engineering
Lawrence
Cartoonist Hatlo Dies at 65 in Carmel
James Hatlo a syndicated cartoonist with Hearst King Features died Sunday of a heart attack in Carmel California He was 65 and his cartoons They'll Do It Every Time and Little Iodine appeared in more than 700 newspapers worldwide
Cars Cause Wrecks In Sunflower Village And Lawrence Area
A 46 year old Sunflower Village driver suffered minor injuries in a one car crash on the Pleasant Grove curve south of Lawrence. The vehicle knocked a Kansas Power and Light pole onto the Ray Walker home causing $75 damage.
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Sunflower Village
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
U.S. 59
Russell E. Mills
Kansas Power & Light Co
Ray Walker
Mills
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marvin Mumford
Walnut
Arthur W. Thompson
Ky. St
Howard Brown
Thompson
PTA Town Hall to Discuss The Errant Juvenile in Lawrence
The City PTA Council and Lawrence Educational Association host a Town Hall at 8 tonight in the Lawrence High School auditorium The panel features Prof Dan Hopson KU Law School Dr James Stachowiak KU Clinical Psychology and Rev Paul Davis Plymouth Congregational Church.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
PTA Council
Lawrence Educational Association
Dan Hopson
Kansas University Law School
James Stachowiak
Paul Davis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Traffic jam after 1 30 p.m. kickoff clears Turnpike heavy by 7 p.m.
Traffic officials reported 4 546 cars moved off the Turnpike by 5 30 p.m. and 6 546 by 7 p.m. after a football game. Police logged seven city accidents, two with minor injuries, and noted no highway fatalities. Emergency routes faced slow movement on K 10 and surrounding streets amid a dense postgame congestion.
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Turnpike
U.S. 59
Twenty - Third Street
Rex Johnson
Eudora
DeSoto
Johnson
Kaw River
Dale Heiserman
West Turnpike
18Th Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Richard Bizal
Kansas City
Kan
Nelson E. Howard
Rodney Rogers
Bizal
Lorraine Kenter
Ky. St
Jack L. Welcher
Walnut
13Th
Stuart Kenter
Kaw Bridge
Ninth
Sixth
Iowa
Stroup
Lawrence
Muncie Avenue
Baldwin Hosts Indian Group From Bombay and Madras
Four visitors from India stayed in the Baldwin area on a visit arranged by the Council on Leaders and Specialists International Research Fund. The group, including Shah Bhaskar Murthy and Narayanaswamy, toured Baker University and its Old Castle Museum then dined with Douglas County Commissioner Harvey Booth.
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India
Baldwin Area
Council On Leaders and Specialists International Research Fund
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
United States
Shantilal Chhaganlal Shah
Free Press Journal
Free Press Bulletin
Bombay
Aduthrai Sundarshastry Bhaskar
Times of India
Ramathpur
Madras Stock Exchange
Madras
Baker University
Baker
William J. Scarborough
B. J. Williams
Baker Old Castle
Kibee
Douglas County
Harvey Booth
Eastern Bus Trip Planned for KU Students
Kansas University Students Union sponsors a chartered bus trip to the East Coast for Christmas holidays. The bus leaves Lawrence at 2 p.m. December 21 and returns January 5 at 2 p.m. Stops include Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York City. Round trip fare is 55 dollars with a 20 dollar deposit due by Friday in the SUA office.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York City
SUA
Kansas Union
Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Friends
Charles L. Shepard thanks Dr Walters and Reed and the 1st floor north nurses for attentive care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He also appreciates visiting ministers and friends for their concern through visits cards and inquiries.
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