Johnson discusses broad topics in IRS officers talk
President Johnson spoke for 25 minutes to Internal Revenue Service field officers, rambling through topics from domestic policy to foreign affairs. He criticized critics of policy, praised American global standing, and touched on Cuba Laos Vietnam and disarmament while vowing a better tomorrow.
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Washington
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Treasury
Cuba
Laos
Vienna
Khrushchev
Red China
Panama
U.S
East Germany
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas Power and Light proposes electric rate reduction
KP and LI- outlines a proposed rate cut to utilities for Lawrence customers. Stedham notes U S cost of living up 77 percent since 1943 while regional electric rates declined 31 percent. If approved the move would follow a 1960 cut and aims to modernize the rate structure amid changing load and heating demands. President Balfour S Jeffrey calls the plan a substantial contribution to Kansas economic growth.
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U.S
Stedham
KPL
Corporation Commission
Lawrence
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Kansas
Secrvcs
Essary
Jeffrey
Californian Says He Knifed 5 Men
An unemployed Oakland man Clarence Harold Hardy 33 admitted stabbing three strangers to death and wounding two others saying he had an urge. Police linked the same knife to earlier fatal stabbings in Oakland during a broad manhunt that began after George Gilson a retired railroad conductor was killed returning home from a grocery store and identified the attacker as a stranger.
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Oakland
Calif
Clarence Harold Hardy
Hardy
George Gilson
Meeting Set on Re-routing 9th at Iowa Street
Thursday February 20 is set as the meeting date between Lawrence city officials and APCO Oil Co representatives to discuss rerouting 9th Street at the Iowa Street dog leg. City Manager Harold Horn City Commissioner George Williams and engineer meet M W Cabell of Oklahoma City with Bob Taggart Topeka appraiser to review plans behind the APCO station at the northeast corner.
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Apco Oil Co
9Th
Iowa
Harold Horn
Lawrence City
George Williams
Robert Taggart
Topeka
M. W. Cabell
Oklahoma City
APCO
9Th Street
Highland Drive
Republicans Meet At Their Annual Lincoln Festivity
Kansas Republicans gathered in Independence for the Lincoln Day rally with six gubernatorial hopefuls set to appear. An estimated 1,000 attendees were to hear Dr. Walter H. Judd speak at the banquet.
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Lincoln
Independence
Kan
Kansas
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
William H. Avery
2Nd
Paul R. Wunsch
Kingman
Harold Chase
Salina
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
William H. Ferguson
Grant Dohm
Grinnell
John Glades
Yates Center
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
GOP
Sinatra Jr Faces Possible Court Day In Kidnap Plot
Frank Sinatra Jr a 19 year old singer may testify today as defense accuses him of helping stage his own kidnapping to draw attention. Listed as potential witnesses are Milton Rudin Nancy Sinatra Harrah's Club Lake Tahoe John Foss and Tino Barzi. Kidnappers Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin face charges in U S District Court.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Milton Rudin
Sinatra
Nancy Sinatra
Harrah
Lake Tahoe
Nev
John Foss
Tino Barzi
Tommy Dorsey
Foss
Sinatra Jr
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
John Irwin
U.S
Lawrence Sertoma Club Promotes American Heritage Program
The Sertoman highlights the Lawrence club in its issue, featuring a Journal-World February advertisement urging residents to study the Declaration of Independence, the Federal Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address. The club runs a year round effort to foster civic responsibility and freedom preservation.
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Sertoman
Sertoma Civic Clubs
Lawrence Club
Journal-World
Kiwanis gifts funds for Lawrence reforestation
Jayhawk Kiwanis gave a 150 dollar check at the City Commission meeting for reforestation in city parks and along streets. Funds were raised from commissions on trees sold at three local nurseries in 1963.
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Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
City Commission
Lawrence Leonhard
Agriculture and Conservation Committee
The
Jayhawk Kiwanis
Jim Owens
Vermont
New Hampshire
Central Business District
Kaw River
West 9Th
Kasold Drive
Kansas Power and Light
Myles Wachendorf
Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Kaw Valley Drainage Board
Harold Horn
Carl Hird
Local planning group outlines permit needs and public hearings
The chairman outlined that building in the area requires a county engineer permit, with future planning commission hearings for businesses. A board of appeals will be formed, and upcoming public meetings invite residents to study pamphlets, ask questions, and provide input. The commission expects informed support and notes the public retains decision authority. Members include Heck, Dicker, Julian, Pine, Spray, Topping, Wempe, Rice, King. commissioners Booth, Ousdahl, Kampschroeder.
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Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
Heck
Myron Dicker
Donald A. Julian
Raymond Pine
Chester Spray
Richard Topping
W. W. Wempe
L. D. Rice
Ralph King
Board of Commissioners
Harvey Booth
Elmer Ousdahl
Walter Kampschroeder
Injured Airman Back Home Plans to Attend Baker
Airman James W. Schrader, severely injured aboard the U S S Constellation in 1963, returns to Lawrence with a prosthetic leg. A public reception is slated Sunday at First Baptist Church. He expects discharge soon and plans to live in Lawrence and attend Baker University next fall.
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Baker
James W. Schrader
Lawrence
Richard D. Schrader
Schrader
First Baptist Church
8Th and By
U.S.S. Con
California
San Diego
Calif
Naval Hospital
Baker University
Baldwin
Mitchells staff drives swift recruitment to top prospects
Mitchells team used three air sorties to reach hotspots in Medicine Lodge Larned and Abilene with aides assigned to seal signings. Bennie Lee handled Columbus letters by dropping them in a metal tube due to poor facilities. Steve Heck of Lawrence High and Mike Wempe face choices between KU and Kansas State amid academic considerations.
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Mitchell
Medicine Lodge
George Bernhardt
Larned
Wayne Replogle
Abilene
Floyd Temple
Columbus
Kan
Bennie Lee
Coach Lee
Journal-World
Steve Heck
Lawrence High
Mike Wempe
Kansas State
Wempe
Mike
Avery Will Speak At KU Thursday
Rep. William Avery of Wakefield and governor hopeful will discuss the Republican Challenge in 1964 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Jayhawk Room Kansas Union. The talk is sponsored by the Kansas University Young Republicans and is open to the public.
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William Avery
Wakefield
Jayhawk
The
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Edmistons Sell Lawrence Store to Greenburg Mercantile
Edmistons Department Store at 845 Mass. St. Lawrence is sold to Greenburg Mercantile Co. of St. Louis, Mo. The deal includes Iola and Ottawa stores. Robert F. Edmiston becomes Lawrence store manager. The three stores join Greenburg’s 59-store group across Kansas Missouri Iowa Kentucky Illinois.
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Edmiston’s
Mass. St
Greenburg Mercantile Co
St. Louis
Edmiston
Iola
Ottawa
Robert Ward
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Kentucky
Illinois
Greenburg
Robert Edmiston Stores, Inc
Ford Divorce Granted
Mrs. Anne McDonnell Ford 44 was granted a divorce today from Henry Ford II chairman of the Ford Motor Co. in Fairfield Idaho.
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Fairfield
Idaho
Anne McDonnell Ford
Henry Ford II
The
Ford Motor Co
Graber to Speak at First Baptist Pre-Easter Service
Dr. John B. Graber will address worshippers tonight in the first of a mid-week service series at First Baptist Church. Services occur at 7 30 in the chapel every Wednesday night through Maundy Thursday of Holy Week.
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John B. Graber
First Baptist Church
Kansas Legislature Ends Session Faces New Special
After a $423.2 million budget session lawmakers take a five day break and plan a Monday return for a special session to replace invalid apportionment laws. They approved a 1965 budget $2.1 million above governor and added $1.9 million for current year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
House
Kansas Supreme Court
John Anderson
Wichita University
Atchison
Library board lineup outlines new facility plan
Charles C. Rankin chairs the library board with John P. Peters as vice chair and Mrs A B Ewing as secretary treasurer. Other members include Mrs Marston McCluggage Mrs Gilbert Ulmer Max Stalcup and Paul Davis. Mayor Rusty Springer is ex-officio. A growing dilemma looms as the library, designed for 14000 city and serving 38000, faces an inadequate facility per a January Bartholomew report proposing a new building on the same corner.
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Charles C. Rankin
John P. Peters
A. B. Ewing
Marston McCluggage
Gilbert Ulmer
Max Stalcup
Paul Davis
Rusty Springer
Mayo
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Russian Tour Details at Sertoma Club Meeting
RL Smay of Ottawa described a farm group tour of Russia to Lawrence Sertoma Club at the Holiday Inn. He used color slides to illustrate the discussion. Program chair John Rosenbaum introduced the speaker. guests included Max Fossey of Wichita and Omar Browning of Linwood.
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R. L. Smay
Ottawa
Russia
Smay
John Rosenbaum
Holiday Inn
Max Fossey
Wichita
Omar Browning
Linwood
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Notice
Funeral home advertisement lists contact Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111. Include details for services and arrangements as provided in the readable text.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Skipper to Wed First Mate After 49 Day South Seas Cruise
Ex-steeplejack Lee Quinn, 36, announces plans to divorce his wife and marry his South Seas voyage first mate Mrs. Bea Berkson, 35, mother of three. Berkson joined the ketch Neophyte in Hawaii and sailed to Tahiti during the voyage with Quinn.
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San Diego
Calif
Bea Berkson
Lee Quinn
Los Gatos
Honolulu
Defense Lawyers Recall a Witness In Hoffa's Trial
Edward Grady Partin concluded two days of government testimony in Hoffa's jury tampering trial and was immediately subpoenaed by the defense. The cross examination focused on Partin's credibility while Hoffa alleged FBI spying and sought to question immunity claims and arms shipments tied to Fidel Castro.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Edward Grady Partin
James R. Hoffa
Partin
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
FBI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jacques Schiffer
New York
Former KU Aids Director Dennis Trueblood Dies at 39
Former Kansas University Office of Aids and Awards director Dennis L. Trueblood died at 4 p.m. Saturday in Carbondale Illinois at age 39 after heart operations. He was a Southern Illinois University faculty member. Funeral services were in Carbondale Tuesday. Survivors include his wife Dottie and two children Lee and Zoe Ann.
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Dennis L. Trueblood
Kansas University Office of Aids and Awards
Carbondale
Trueblood
Southern Ilinois University
Dottie
Lee
Zoe Ann
Local Educators Elect New Officers Tuesday
Lawrence Educators Association elected new officers for 1964 65 at a Lawrence High School meeting Verlin Gilbert Cordley School was named president Roy K Cropp Lawrence High first vice president Mrs Betty Jo Brune Centennial School second vice president Mrs Mary Van Horn Hillcrest School secretary and W Russell Brooks Woodlawn School treasurer Max Fuller and Mrs Helen Cornwell were chosen LEA delegates to state meetings and Mrs Edythe Marshall and Mrs Margaret McReynolds were named alternates.
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Lawrence Educators Association
Lawrence High School
Verlin Gilbert
Cordley School
Roy K. Cropp
Lawrence High
Betty Jo Brune
Centennial School
Mary van Horn
Hillcrest School
W. Russell Brooks
Woodlawn School
Max Fuller
Helen Cornwell
LEA
Edythe Marshall
Margaret McReynolds
Journal-World Classified Ads Pay Off
Classified ads in the Journal-World promise results and urge readers to place an ad by calling VI 3 1000. The short sales pitch highlights ease and quick returns for advertising.
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Journal-World
Reservations Due For Feb 18 Meet
Reservations should be made for the 1964 Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday February 18 in the Kansas Union Rabbi William Silverman of Kansas City will speak on I ll Buy That Dream About 30 local organizations sponsor the event Mrs Edwin Browne is general chairwoman and tickets are handled by Mrs Frank Hoecker and Mrs Benton Roy Hanan A post dinner discussion follows with the mayor or a city commissioner as master of ceremonies EU chancellor Clarke Wescoe will introduce the speaker Elder R Edwin Browne delivers the invocation and Rev H C McMillan gives the benediction
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Lawrence Brotherhood
Kansas Union
William Silverman
Kansas City
Edwin Browne
Rlds Church
Frank Hoecker
Benton Roy Hanan
Lawrence
W. C. Springer
Jim Owens
Clarke Wescoe
R. Edwin Browne
H. C. McMillan
Lecompton Districts Join Suit Against State School Law
Lecompton Rural High School District No. 4 and Lecompton Grade School District No. 36 join 15 districts in 13 counties challenging the 1963 Kansas Unified School District Law in Shawnee County Court. Douglas County Planning Board recommends two county plans, one including Lawrence and nearby areas, and another covering the remainder.
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Lecompton
Kansas
In memory of our Mother Amanda E Sel lars
In memory of our beloved Mother Mrs Amanda E Sellars who left us one year ago on February 12 1963. Gone is the sweet smile we all loved. The memories will grow more precious each year. Missed by Lorene Hulin Spud Ruby Ellen Floyd and families.
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Amanda E. Sellars
Lorene
Hulin
Spud
Ruby
Ellen
Floyd
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