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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
2
Commodity prices for wheat corn oats soybeans barley and more listed from Harwood's Market and Kansas City AP reports. Includes eggs poultry hogs cattle butter and futures with ranges and daily changes. Market activity reflected in bid offers and farm to plant delivery figures across multiple states.
In a list of births and names, Memorial Hospital notes new arrivals and parental details. Among them are Mrs. James Willis and Mr. James Willis of De Soto with a daughter born Monday, and Mr. and Mrs Carroll Newport of De Soto with a daughter born today.
Mrs. Louie De Wolf longtime Lawrence resident dies at 93 in Topeka Methodist Home. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Mulvane Chapel Topeka with graveside in Garnett at 2 30 p.m. Survivors include a Topeka niece. Husband died in 1942.
Raymond Brubaker aged 60 of Route 3 died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Harold Hamilton officiating. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife Dora Brubaker and two sisters Mrs. A. T. Hodges of 1211 E. 13th St. and Mrs. J. W. Myers of Clovis New Mexico.
Mrs Mildred Ludis Habiger 62 of 812 Greever Terrace died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Rosary is set for 8 p m Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home Funeral services will be 10 30 a m Thursday at St John s Catholic Church with Father Joseph Staudinger in charge Burial will be in Mt Calvary Cemetery Atchison Survivors include husband John P Habiger one daughter Paula Andrade Wichita two sons Frater Benedict and Frater Matthew Order of St Benedict Atchison one sister Alice Ludis Wary Salina The family favors memorials to the cancer fund Mrs Habiger was KU class of 1923 and earned a masters degree last summer She taught at Beloit Paxico Wichita Lillis and Ward high schools in Kansas City Kansas and Russell She was a member of Theta Phi Alpha Daughters of Isabella Benedictine Oblates OSB Atchison Mrs Helen Marie Anderson 48 Route 1 died Monday evening at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka Funeral services will be 2 p m Thursday at Stull EUB Church Rev Willis Hallman in charge Burial will be St Peter s Cemetery Big Springs Friends may call
Tuberculosis alone killed 52 Kansans last year and 4 223 Kansans were known to have TB as of Jan 1 this year with 865 active and 3 358 inactive. Tuberculin tests and chest x rays aid discovery and Christmas Seals donations fund TB and other respiratory health efforts.
At Rumsey Funeral Home plans indicate services for Irene Wulfkuhle with interment to follow. Surviving are daughter Miss Barbara Anderson of the home, mother Mrs. Irene Wulfkuhle of Topeka, and sisters Mrs. Raymond Ice and Mrs. Glen OConnor of Route 1 Richland.
The Kansas Association of Colleges and Universities was formed in Manhattan with leaders from Kansas colleges and universities in attendance. James Surface represented Kansas University as vice chancellor and dean of faculties at the meeting, with Chancellor Wescoe in Portland for AMA meetings. Father Alcuin Hemmen was elected president, and James A. McCain of Kansas State University named president-elect to take the helm in two years.
The Kansas University Business School advisory committee will meet Saturday in the Kansas Union to discuss graduate school programs and research mechanics. The 41 members include Dolph C. Simons Jr., publisher of the Lawrence Journal World, from Lawrence.
President Johnson outlined tax cut legislation tied to his economy program during a White House session with Senate and House leaders. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield said hearings on the proposal could end by Friday or Monday as the Finance Committee prepares to act.
President Johnson urged a tax reduction to accelerate orderly economic growth aid unemployment relief and guard against a future recession. He led a White House conference with Congress and announced steps to cut waste and over staffing in federal agencies while preparing a budget push for Congress. Defense and military programs face cost consciousness in promotions and efficiency ratings as four committee chairmen are asked to report waste or duplication.
Elizabeth Bentley, a 55 year old who admitted spying for the Communist side during World War II, died today at Grace Hospital in New Haven. Her admission helped expose Red espionage activities in the United States.
Donations for the family of slain Dallas Police Officer J D Tippit reached about 100000 as mail was opened and tallied. The figure reflects early contributions to support the officer's relatives amid the tragedy in Dallas.
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