Lawrence Winter named Lawrence Chamber head in 1967
Lawrence Winter, formerly of Angelton Texas, named executive vice president of the Lawrence Chamber. He led growth from about 330 to 960 members, oversaw industrial expansion with firms like B F Goodrich Curtis 1000 Packer Plastics West Co Kresge Winnet Inc Carol Lee and Culler. He and his wife live on Lawrence Ave with two sons. active in church Rotary and civic boards. The stock market meanwhile showed a brief late-day recovery after tax-loss selling.
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Amarillo
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U.S
U.S. Army
Hamilton
Lawrence Winter
B. F. Goodrich
Curtis 1000
Packer Plassics
the West Co
Kresge, Winett Inc
Carol Lee Products
Culler
Mrs. Winter
Lawrence Ave
Kent
Jeffery
Lawrence Jaycee
First Southern Baptist Church
Knife and Fork Club
Rotary
Douglas County Fair Board
Scottish Rite
New York Stock Exchange
Santa Fe Rail to Run Grand Canyon Trains 23 and 24
The New Mexico Corporation Commission reports the Interstate Commerce Commission orders Santa Fe Railway to continue Grand Canyon passenger trains 23 and 24 for four more months after a notice to stop service on January 6. Public hearings dates will be set by the ICC.
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N.M
New Mexico Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grand Canyon
Federal Commission
Good News In 1969 Highlighted By Everyday Heroism
A year of war and crime also yielded bright acts of kindness across the nation. Clyde Raymond Smith earned a doctorate after rising from blind dropout to educator, while Don Kruse received community aid after losing parts of both legs in a farm accident. Eastern Mennonite College raised funds for a library, Detroit bus hero Bernice Kuliszko defused a violent attack, and neighbors across states helped workers, students, and families with food, repairs, and support.
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Ilinois
Don Kruse
Eastern Mennonite College
Virginia
Detroit
Bernice Kuliszko
Smith
Peoria
Ill
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University of Missouri
University of Tennessee
Moro
Kruse
North Bend
Wash
Richfield
Minn
Operation Brotherhood
Tucker Prison Farm
Pine Bluff
Ark
Broward Humane Society
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Stitute
Central High School
Kenai
Alaska
Florissant Valley Community College
Missouri
St. Louis
New York State Higher Education Assistance Corp
Peace Corps
Chicago Architect Walter Netch to Lecture at KU
Walter A. Netch, Chicago architect and partner in Skidmore Owings Merrill, will give a public lecture at 8 pm on January 8 in the Forum Room, Kansas Union. He will spend the day meeting students and faculty and has been a design partner on the Air Force Academy project and the Chicago Circle Campus of the University of Illinois.
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Chicago
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Netch
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Chicago Circle
University Ofllinois
POW Camp Probe Asked at Vietnam Peace Talks
U S envoy Habib delivered a list of missing U S military personnel to Col Ha Van Lau at the 48th weekly Vietnam peace talks and urged Hanoi to allow neutral inspection of POW camps and negotiate a prisoner exchange. He accused North Vietnam of using prisoners as pawns and cited alleged solitary confinement and mistreatment. Lau blamed U S aggression in South Vietnam and a hardline negotiation stance for the deadlock.
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Southeast Asia
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Nixon
South Vietnam
Himes Receives PHS Career Award for Biochemist
Dr Richard Himes associate professor of biochemistry at Kansas University has been awarded a 12891 development grant under the US Public Health Service Research Career Program. The one year grant starts January 1 1970 and funds enzyme structure and function studies. It marks the eighth year of related research by Himes.
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Richard H. Himes
Kansas University
U.S. Public Health Service
Himes
Layoffs Slated For Chrysler Plant Workers
DETROIT AP One week layoffs ordered for all Chrysler Corp assembly plant workers about 37700 employees affected Chrysler offered no explanation for the layoffs but high new car inventories due to sagging sales noted The Big Three automakers Chrysler GM and Ford have closed plants recently to align inventories with sales Chrysler expected to resume full production by Jan 19 hunters.
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
New Car Assembly
Film Called Obscene in Los Angeles County
Eight movie houses in Los Angeles County faced warrants for displaying the Swedish film I am Curious Yellow. Officers confiscated prints after law enforcement viewed the production and affidavits were signed stating it was obscene. Sidney A. Cherniss Jr led the district attorney's pornography section in announcing the move.
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Los Angeles
Sidney A. Cherniss Jr
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