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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
11
Local grain prices show wheat 1.44 corn 1.22 Milo 1.90 soybeans 2.74 barley .85 oats .80. Eggs and live poultry prices listed for M Harwood’s Market and Kansas City AP reports. Cattle calves hogs and sheep markets show steers 25 to 50 higher with various grade ranges. lambs and shorn lambs noted with price scales.
Johnson urged youth to serve the nation and world saying it brings idealism and vision. He cited Washington’s inaugural address on republican democracy, equality before God, and the moral goal of freedom beyond national security.
In Moscow, Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, Soviet defense minister, warned the United States that the Vietnam crisis could trigger a great war. He said the conflict would bury imperialists and capitalism and that Communist forces’ defense capacity surpasses the West’s. The speech, tied to the 47th anniversary of the Soviet armed forces, carried a markedly harsher anti American tone than standard propaganda.
Memorial Hospital logs show admissions for Clarence Hagerman Evelyn Scott Rose White Ernest Lowery Henry Frost Zella Newman Elmer Broat Dale Bry ant Oliveward Hunzicker Dorothy Knox Nina Athey Ray Gibbons Minnie Hobbs Waldo Monroe Terri Clark Esther Horr James Glenn Clovis Lathrom Bernard Hill. Dismissals include Fred Hadl Mary Stewart and baby boy Pamela Burn and baby boy Richard Evans Mary Anderson Ruth Hughes Helen Bateson Marjorie Guffey Francis Vogl Mary Colman Ollie Zook Ruby Jones Mae Cunningham Oscar Mayhugh Deborah Gaither John Trevillion Bert Schmitendorf Timothy Regier Oscar Broers John Tipton Lois Gabbert Beulah Ray and baby boy Beverly Kramer Mary England Starr Knackstedt Nancy Rinke Rex Johnson and baby girl Patricia Stewart Ina Green Mary Meadows and baby girl Barbara Brown Devin Jones Howard Stoner births listed for multiple couples including James Scott Eduardo Ralle Billy Garoutte James Owens Julius Johnson Gary Williams Robert Meyers.
More than 1,400 teenagers, mostly girls, wailed a wild farewell at London Airport as the Beatles flew to the Bahamas to shoot a film. They waved banners and bright red bloomers and chanted Please please come back, the noise audible above the plane’s roar.
The U S Office of Education reports 1964 bachelor degrees up 12 percent and first professional degrees beyond bachelor level up 4 percent with master's degrees also increasing.
He suffered a poisoning that stiffened nearly all joints and spent about five years in hospitals. This led to an interest in research work and the start of his heating and air conditioning company in the area. He remained active in research until about two years ago.
Funeral services are planned for Fred W. Hastie 85 of Douglas County at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Loretta May Umholtz 61 of McLouth died in Lawrence Memorial Hospital and was buried in McLouth Cemetery. Charles Raymond Stoll 48 of Tonganoxie died at home after a heart attack with survivors including wife Helen and several children. The notices mention additional relatives and local church affiliations across McLouth and nearby towns.
Rebecca Jane Gracey 82 died Sunday at her Overbrook home. Born October 30 1882 in County Antrim Ireland she came to the United States in 1885. She married Hugh L Gracey in 1898 he preceded her in death. Survivors include two sons two grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters three brothers and several relatives. Baker Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
A Kansas City railroad employee who had worked for the company since 1942 and was a member of Eastgate Masonic Lodge No. 630 AF and AM and the Union Pacific Oldtimers Club is remembered in a pending funeral arranged by Quisenberry Funeral Home in Tonganoxie.
Funeral services for Lawrence T. Harris Sr. 70 of 615 Utah Ct. will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev Benton Roy Hanan presiding Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery The casket will be closed. Harris operated L T Harris Co heating and air conditioning and was active in First Christian Church American Legion Sertoma Club and Disabled American Veterans He sustained a severe knee injury in World War II.
Pauline Parrott of Pittsburg died Thursday night in St. Petersburg Florida where she had vacationed with her husband W G Parrott. She was the mother of William Parrott of 2907 West 6th owner of the Virginia Inn Motel. Funeral or service planned for 2 p.m. today in Pittsburg.
Gordon L. Chappell 77 died at his Louisiana Missouri home this morning. He leaves sons Gordon Dale and Edward Chappell in Lawrence and other relatives in California and Parkville Missouri. Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday in Louisiana with burial there. Minnie Lucas 98 of 706 NY St died early Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Service 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Luke AME Church with burial by Lee Mortuary.
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois is in Walter Reed Hospital for stomach ailment treatment. He entered the hospital late Sunday after returning from a Florida weekend trip with Mrs Dirksen. He had suffered a recurrence of stomach cramps Saturday night after earlier symptoms this week.
Infant Jill Leddy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Leddy of 1302 Valley Lane to be mourned with services at Cooper Warren Funeral Home tonight conducted by Rev. I. M. Gijellstad.
Saturday responses at 2 45 p m to 316 Park Hill Terr and 606 Park Hill Terr for grass fires with no loss. Monday at 10 30 a m to 7th and Ky Sts reported heavy smoke but no fire.
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