City Commission Revisits $110000 Revenue Bond for Plant
The City Commission will again consider issuing 110000 in revenue bonds to Carol-Lee Products for a dry baking mix plant on Haskell Ave near 23rd Street. The item returns on second reading at the Tuesday 2 p.m. meeting in City Hall along with sewer bids, two rezoning items, and a taxi fare proposal for Union and Yellow Cab Co.
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City Commission
Carol-Lee Products
23Rd Street
Haskell Ave
City Hall
Union and Yellow Cab Co
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Mixed List
A long hospital notes page lists numerous residents and addresses across Eudora, Wellsville, Topeka, Tonganoxie, and surrounding areas. Included are patient mentions, warded names, and several births: Earl Waisner, Hestings, Scheffel, Muehl, Hagood, Bower, Baptist, Masham with dates noted as Saturday or today.
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Earl Waisner
Roger Hestings
Davis Rd
Paul Scheffel
Western Hills
Michael Muehl
Perry
Larry Hagood
Tonganoxie
Ronald Bower
Tenn
Jeremy Baptist
Highland
Akber Masham
Apollo 8 mission called an unwarranted gamble
Physicist Dr. Ralph E. Lapp warns Apollo 8 is a risky venture with limited rescue options if stranded. Astronaut Frank Borman defends the mission as a necessary, dangerous combat-like test, while Bernard Lovell notes the high human risk. Oxygen and engine reliability cited as key constraints.
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Washington
Ralph E. Lapp
Frank Borman
Houston
Tex
Vietnam
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Observatory
Lapp
New Republic
Firewomen Seek Lightweight Door After Door Slams
In COOL California ten women firefighters say they cannot lift the heavy door that has long lay on the ground outside the firehouse. A car crash damaged the front fence and post that struck the door, prompting hopes the motorist's insurer will cover a new lighter door.
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Cool
Calif
Ruth White
Jennie Niegel
Noted Scientist Dr George M Murphy Dies in New York
Dr George M Murphy co discovered deuterium heavy hydrogen and helped atomic energy progress. He died Saturday after a long illness at age 65. He shared in the 1930s discovery with Harold G Urey and Ferdinand G Brickwedde in the hydrogen isotope research.
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New York
George M. Murphy
Murphy
Harold G. Urey
Ferdinand G. Brickwedde
Coincidence in Deaths of Two Brothers in Kansas City
Two elderly brothers died of heart attacks at their separate homes on Sunday. Arthur F. Bergschneider, 77, collapsed while leaving his house, and Irvin F. Bergschneider, 71, died shortly after being notified of his brother's death.
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Kansas City
Arthur F. Bergschneider
Irvin F. Bergschneider
Docking Invites Midwest Governors Conference to Wichita
Gov Robert Docking announced a formal invitation for the Midwest Governors Conference to meet in Wichita next summer. He sent the invitation to Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles, conference chairman, with the June 29 to July 2 dates. Ohio and Kentucky chiefs also invited the gathering.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Wichita
Docking
Milwaukee
Kansas
Governor’s Office
Ohio
Kentucky
Festival of Contemporary Band Literature Planned at KU
The first annual Festival of Contemporary Band Literature will be held January 11 at the Kansas University band department. Area high school bands join KU faculty for a sight reading clinic, new music, and performances by the KU Wind Ensemble Concert Band and Symphonic Band. Kenneth Bloomquist notes the event aims to expose students to recent works and prepare them for the upcoming contest season.
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Kansas University Band Department
Kenneth Bloomquist
Ex Leader Mobili Keita Imprisoned in Sahara Outpost
Mali's ousted president Mobi do Keita has been moved to a Sahara outpost prison. A military source says he and followers will be tried but no date or charges are given. Keita’s regime fell on November 19.
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Bamako
Mali
Mobido Keita
Sahara
Keita
Lawrenc e L Slim Martin 76 Topeka veteran dies
Law rence L Slim Martin 76 of Topeka former Lawrence resident died Friday at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka Funeral services were held today at Penwell Gabel Chapel Topeka Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence He is survived by two daughters Wanda Hicks and Betty Smith both of Topeka a brother Harold and a sister Jennie Beckwith three grandchildren His wife Ruby preceded him in death January 30 1967 He was born January 13 1892 in Lawrence moved to Topeka 35 years ago He ran a painting and decorating business before retirement eight years ago He attended Auburndale Church of the Nazarene and was a member of the Topeka Book Club a Post Office employee He was a World War I veteran.
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Topeka
Lawrence L
Slim) Martin
Lawrence
Stormont-Vail
Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wanda Hicks
Betty Smith
Harold
Jennie Beckwith
Ruby
Auburndale
Church of the Nazarene
Robert Emery Learned 71 dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert Emery Learned 71 of 739 Ala St died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home. Survived by widow Georgia five sons Dr George R Learned of Lawrence Albert of Sandia Base NM Robert Jr of Manhattan John of Oklahoma City Okla Edmund of Wichita a daughter Martha of Lawrence two brothers Ed mund of Boston Mass and Stanley of Bartlesville Mo and 19 grandchildren. Born August 6 1897 in Lawrence he was for many years claims department manager of Standard Life Insurance Co. and also...
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Robert Emery
Learned
Ala. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Georgia
George R. Learned
Lawrence
Albert
Sandia Base
N. M
Robert
Stanley
Bartlesville
The
Standard Life Insurance Co
Tiniest Quadruplet Dies After Birth At USC Medical Center
In Los Angeles the tiniest of the Gallion quadruplets, a girl weighing one pound 11 ounces at birth last Friday, died Sunday at the County University of Southern California Medical Center. The other three infants, two girls and a boy, remain in satisfactory condition. The largest weighed 2 pounds 11 ounces at birth. The parents James and Lorraine Gallion, aged 28 and 22, live in Sylmar with two older sons.
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Los Angeles
James
Lorraine Gallion
University of Southern California Medical Center
Gallion
Sylmar
Infant John B. Warner II Dies in San Francisco
John B. Warner II aged 3 months died unexpectedly on Saturday in San Francisco California Funeral and burial plans have not been announced Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Warner of San Francisco paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Vimton Warner of Lawrence and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Helmer Johnson of Minneapolis Minnesota
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John B. Warner II
San Francisco
Calif
Jack Warner
Vinton Warner
Lawrence
Helmér Johnson
Minneapolis
Minn
Nixon to reveal plan in single splash in DC
Nixon schedules a single, major public announcement in Washington to unveil a new political move. He will meet his new cabinet at the Shoreham, spend the night in DC, then return to New York. Today he plans calls with Robert B. Anderson and William McChesney Martin and will address the Boys Clubs of America in Manhattan.
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Nixon
Ziegler
Washington, D.C
Shoreham
New York
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Gift establishes KU memorial lectures and scholarships
A bequest of 10000 dollars from the estate of Dr. Claude J. Hunt of Kansas City Missouri was received by the Kansas University Endowment Association. A KU Medical Center physician for over five decades, Hunt died October 21 1967. Income from the fund will support memorial lectures and scholarships.
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Claude J. Hunt
Kansas City
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
Duncan as Pioneer in Industry Ties at KU and Mellon Institute
Duncan born 100 years ago last month and died at 45. A professor of industrial chemistry at Kansas University from 1906 to 1910 his work linked lab discoveries with industry. Andrew Mellon funded fellowships and later the Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh with Duncan as director, shaping university industry collaboration.
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Kansas University
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
U.S
Duncan
Toronto
Clark
Columbia
Paris
Pierre and Marie Curie
Fred Faragher
Mellon
Lawrence
Mellon Institute
Lawrence Planning Commission to Meet on Zoning Amendments
The City of Lawrence Kansas Planning Commission will convene on Wednesday December 18 1068 at 7 p.m. in the City Commission Meeting Room City Hall to consider amendments to the Zoning Ordinance for multiple properties including RS-2 to RM-1 and RM-1 to RM-3 cases. Public participation is invited and for details call the Planning Office at VI 3-4600.
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Wival
Journal-World
Ovrich
Planning Commission
Lawrence
Kansas
Oat
City Commission
Oly Hall
Section
Office of the Register of Deeds
Douglas County
Naston
Said
County of
Douglas
State of
Lot 12
Broadview ‘Terrace 2Nd
West 8Th Street Terrace
Vera Mercer
William Johnson seeks clemency for robbery Ist degree
Notice from William I. Johnson, sentenced 1962 for Robbery Ist. Degree in Douglas County Kansas, will apply December 26 1968 for executive clemency to the Governor in Topeka Kansas. Petitioner: William B. Johnson, KSP No. 15682.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
William I. Johnson
Douglas County
Kansas
Topeka
William BE. Johnson
Landon Jr. Seeks Clemency for Murder Sentence
Claude B. Landon Jr. is applying for executive clemency on December 26, 1968, in Douglas County Kansas. He was sentenced October 28, 1963 for second degree murder and is identified by KSP number 16726.
Prisoner Earnest Feastemaker Convicted in Douglas County
The Daily Journal World reports Earnest Feastemaker was sentenced on November 15, 1935, in Douglas County for the crime of murder. The Kansas State Police file lists KSP No. 6561 for the defendant.
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Stephen Phillips
Gilbert Sherman
Baldwin
Sean Stinson
Dale Hamrick
Elm
Bonnie Hird
Sue Vorhies
Eudora
Suzanne Kanzig
Sandra_ Langervisch
Wellsville
Ellen Stoltenberg
Winona
Jack Stanton
Mary Transue
Christie Bramlett
James McDaniels
Gladys Hall
Ophelia Mitchell
Herman Bohnsack
Allen Means
Bill Saile
Harry Houk
Laura Cooper
Robert Wilber
Gertrude Welch
Mabel Wiggins
Harper
Carol Coffman
Linda Ogle
Leta Pine
Maude Badsky
DeSoto
Priscilla Young
LeJean Hart
Dianna Edgerton
Alice White
Sunflower Village
Ruth Griffen
Kenneth Osborn
Lyon
Roy Cropp
Ala
Donovan Marsh
Clathe
Pearl Church
Emma Frye
Bucklin
Carl Woodward
W. 4Th
Carolyn Suit
Ark
Anna Romero
Mich
Geneva Munger
Gaylord Myers
Blanche _ Horton
Oskaloosa
Walter Gile
Oak Hill
Elaine Shuckahosee
Janis Conner
Maine
Kevin Johnson
Capitol Federal
Ana
Vermont
Lawrence Martin
Post Office
John Warner
Rep. Laird
Hunt
KU School of Medicine
Research Hospital
Missouri State Surgical Society
Heart of America
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Claude B. Landon Jr
Lawrence Daily Journal-World Navy
Earnest Feastemaker
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