Goldberg Urges All-Out Help to Fight Recession
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg appealed in Chicago for bipartisan support of Kennedy's 12 billion emergency employment program. He said rapid relief for long-term unemployed could begin within two weeks if Congress acts. He framed unemployment as a human problem and urged cooperation among government, business, and labor leaders.
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Chicago
Goldberg
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Labor Department
Chicago Midway Airport
Richard J. Daley
Illinois
Richard W. Johnston
Andrew Hatcher
Gary
South Bend
Lansing
Detroit
Olathe Man Killed in Wreck Near Cole Camp Mo
A 34 year old Kenneth Lee Austin of Olathe Kansas was killed when his car overturned four miles west of Cole Camp on U S 65. State Trooper J M Cummings said the speeding vehicle threw him from the car. Austin worked for Reno Construction Co Overland Park Kansas.
Scouts plan rustic retreat on Bromelsick land for weekend use
Pelathescouting officials announce a weekend only use plan under the will provisions. Training programs will start at the site to boost Camp Naish enrollment. Existing structures will be razed to keep a rustic atmosphere, with a rough shelter restrooms and a well. A V-shaped ridge provides view while rugged terrain supports woods oriented activities and conservation projects for the Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Camp Naish
Bromelsick —Bequest
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Death notices list Floyd L. Churchbaugh 55 Route 2 Richland died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Gertrude brother Leslie Churchbaugh stepmother Wilmer Bowman and multiple step siblings. Henry C. Carson 88 dies at home Topeka burial Monday at Ninth Street Baptist Church. Survived by three sons four brothers one sister and four grandchildren. Clarence A. Weil of Mission died. burial in Carbondale. Mrs. Mary Seiwald 91 dies at daughter’s home Eudora. Rosary Sunday Rumsey. funeral Monday Holy Family Church. Survivors include three daughters and three sons.
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Floyd L. Churchbaugh
Route 2
Richland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Orville Chase
Gertrude Churchbaugh
Leslie T. Churchbaugh
Lawrence
Wilmer Bowman
Modesto
Calif
Claude Edgecomb
Andrew Wagner
Alva Filburn
Westphalia
Kan
William Flory
Baldwin
Nelson Gish
Route
Wilbur Gish
Cheyenne
Wyo
Don Flora
Oak Hill Pd
Henry C. Carson
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ark
Frank
Otto
Walter Carson
Topeka
Fred
Jesse
William
Gary
Ind
John
Kansas City
Bessie Carr
Quaden
Utah
Bowser- Lee Mortuary
Clarence A. Weil
Mission
Carbondale
Burlingame
Mr. Weil
Clyde Teter
Tenn. St
Mary Seiwald
Eudora
Clara Hartwick
East Atrd Street
Mser
George Towle
Eudora Holy Family Church
John Quizley
Holy Family Cemetery
May Welborn
Fort Collins
Colo
Josephine Miller
Hartwick
Alfred
St. St
Arthur
Learnard
Memorial and birth notices with multiple names in Kansas paper
A list of dismissals and notices at Memorial Hospital includes Clyde Howard and others with addresses in Lawrence and nearby towns. Birth notice reports Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Clark of Tonganoxie welcoming a daughter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Howard
Conn
Lawrence Randel
Baldwin
Sherman Edmondson
Oleta Holladay
Hillview
Margaret Wingert
Ala
Margaret Blalock
Mary Fisher
Haskell
Gary Shaw
DeSoto
Cynthia Gerhard
Stouffer Place
Mincie Boener
Reba Perdue
Dale Corel
Rebecca Moore
N.Y
Harold D. Clark
Tonganoxie
Gunman's hostage dies after Tennessee motel chase
In Memphis Tennessee a terrified hostage died after a fleeing gunman wrecked a car while police pursued along U S Route 70. The gunman Thomas W Sargent and his wife Brenda Ann Sargent were captured after the crash. Three other hostages were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Apa
James Crosscrove
Michigan
Howell
Mich
Claude Armour
Thomas W. Sargent
Wheeling
Brenda Ann Sargent
Sidney T. Furr
Furr
C. F. Dill
Sargent
Dorene Stephens
James Crosserove Td
Brenda
U.S. 70
Kennedy Aims to Expand U S World Aid and Alliances
The Atlantic community development is seen as central to U S world policy under Kennedy. He seeks wealthy allies to share expanded aid for Africa Asia and Latin America and to build non Communist economic ties while reinforcing military strength and prestige abroad. Officials want five year foreign aid commitments and flexible programs responsive to recipient country needs.
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U. S
Kennedy
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Soviet Union
Red China
United States
U.S
Congress
Kennedy seeks 59 new federal judgeships nationwide
President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy urge Congress to add 59 judges to ease congestion. Fifty district judges and nine appellate judges would be created, with one Kansas district judge and a potential Kansas circuit seat under consideration. The plan requests swift action on the administration bill, noting seven years without new positions and rising litigation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert PF. Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Robert Kennedy
Court of Appeals
Atty
Gen
I Kennedy
Fenth Circuit
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Utah
Wyoming
Judiciary
Convairdonations to Lawrence United fund and KU theatre sellouts
Convair Astronautics representatives George Cooper and Kay Bosseau presented a 150 dollar check to Lawrence United fund treasurer Warren Rhodes from employee contributions at Atlas Missile complexes near Topeka. Kansas University reports a sellout for Look Homeward Angel final performances in Murphy Hall with tickets scarce. A safety assembly at Lawrence High followed by a tie in a rules quiz between boys and girls teams. About 75 percent of northern Rocky Mountain forest fires are caused by lightning.
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Convair Astronautics
Lawrence United Fund
Warren Rhodes
Convair
Atlas Missile Complexes
Topeka
George Cooper
Lawrence Ave
Kay Bosseau
Ky. St
Kansas University Theatre
Angel
Murphy Hall
Ketti Frings
Thomas Wolfe
University Theatre
Kansas Union
Bell
Kansas Highway Patrol
Lawrence High
Trude
Neil
Carol Olson
Loren Anderson
John Perry
Rocky Mountains
Carter Lampoons The New South In Lecture Briefings
The speaker laments racial conflict in the modern South while joking about discarding The New South concept. He cites Henry W. Grady and questions voting rights and wage differentials, then skewers John Brown, Mrs. Roosevelt, the Supreme Court, and the NAACP as causes of ongoing racial issues in Mississippi. He notes local Citizens Councils as a source of silence on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Carter
The
New South
Qone
Henry W. Grady
Georgia
Ralph McGill
Mississippi
John Brown
Mrs. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NAACP
India census begins with million enumerators in action
A million enumerators fanned out across India to conduct a census of the country’s 420 million people, as the effort kicked off in the world’s most populous democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Lowest Bracket Employees Most Likely Heart Cases
A three year study of heart attacks among 89 089 employees of Du Pont finds the lowest incidence in the highest economic job bracket. Doctors Pell and D Alonso report that lower income groups show greater attack rates though stress is not the sole indicator of risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sidney Pell
C. A. D'Alonzo
Wilmington
Dei
Journal of the
American Medical Association
E. 1 du Pont de Nemours & Co
Middle Atlantic
Wakarusa Watershed Board Adopts Cooperation Resolution
The Wakarusa Watershed Board declares support for a joint watershed program and invites alternate solutions to conserve water and prevent floods. The 1961 resolution, passed Feb 9, emphasizes cooperation to benefit residents and maximize resource use in the valley. Douglas County Coon Hunters Banquet set for Feb 11 with dinner at 6 and dance at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakarusa
Clinton Reservoir
Board of Directors
Wakarusa Watershed
Douglas County Coon Hunters Assoc
Library Services Sought by County
Douglas County library committee plans to meet with County Commissioners at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Courthouse to discuss contracting library service for rural areas. Kansas Traveling Libraries Commission offers a two year experimental county library with bookmobile staff and books at minimal cost, allowing residents to observe before a long term financing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Committee For Library Service
Kansas Traveling Libraries Commission
Zelia French
Traveling Libraries Commission
Jeanne Winslow
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Labor
JFK
Vlorter
Olathe
Pelathe
Mary Green
Crestline
Pauline Gilroy
Max Johnson
Edna Harris
Herbert Kaegi
Frankie Hutchins
Steven Bruce
Charles Hornberger Jr
Judith Hornberger
Elbert Smith
Lorraine Malott
Jo Lane
Beverly Smith
Wedgewood
Jessie Nester
Ohio
Gregory Smith
Tennessee
Calder M. Pickett
Eft
Kansas University Journalism School
William Allen White Foundation
White
Flint Hall
W. Clarke Wescoe
William Allen White
Journal-World Photo
Funeral Home
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plains
Central
North Pacific
Rockies
South Atlantic States
Lakes
North Atlantic
Mi. Carlson
West
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home Office
Broonington, Mino
Meudanee
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Denver
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Juneau
Los Angeles
Miami
St Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Ore
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
New York Life
Gfe Insurance
Dwight Sickles
Insurance
Post Office
Cupid
Snilflowers
PN Ea PT
Lincoln
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
F.D.I.C
Eagles Lodge
AERIE
Eagles
Neal Cummings
Worthy Pres
Eagles Lodge Aerie
East
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