Foundation Ruling Not Expected Soon
Topeka Kansas AP reports no decision on amending the school foundation finance law during the special session will be reached before Thursday and perhaps not until next week. Senate Education Committee members await Washingtons guidance on a federal program costing near 1 million dollars.
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Topeka
School Foundation
Senate Education Committee
Washington
Adele F. Throckmorton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Throckmorton
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Senate Republican Caucus
House
Smith
Derby List Rises To 32 As Local Boys Enter
The 1966 Lawrence Soap Box Derby entry list grows to 32 with six more local boys registering for the July 4 race on the Mississippi Street hill near Kansas University Memorial Stadium. Participants must be 11 to 15, with clinics planned at South Park Recreation Center to help car building.
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Lawrence
Mississippi Street Hill
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Keith White
Dakota
Earl Neis
Scott Dowd
Mass
Robert Buck
Robert Rose
George Bowen
Lincoln
Chevrolet
N.H. St
South Park Recreation Center
Topeka
Winter Chevrolet
Lawrence Jaycees
Journal-World
Akron
Ohio
Collision on Highway Ends With Minor Injuries and Damages
At 11 15 p m Monday a car driven by William A Dulin 23 of Route 1 collided with Larry D Summer 19 of Lecompton on US Highway 40 about half a mile east of Big Springs Helen M Summer 57 a passenger in Summers car suffered minor bruises No other injuries were reported Sheriff s office estimated damages 500 to Dulins car and 80 to Summers vehicle
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William A. Dulin
Route 1
Larry D. Summer
Lecompton
Big Springs
Helen M. Summer
Summer
Sheriff’s Office
Dulin
Anthony Setter Injured After Fall From Roof
Anthony Setter age 56 of 1126 Ohio is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after falling about 40 feet while cleaning rain spouts at an apartment house he owns at 1339 Ohio. He was admitted Monday evening and treated for back and head pain. Three other people were treated at the ER and released: Christopher Olstead 10, Tina Wood 19, and W. T. Jones 59 with minor injuries.
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Anthony Setter
Ohio
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Setter
Lawrence Memorial
Christopher Olstead
Tina Wood
N. H
W. T. Jones
Ash
Liebert Declines Candidacy for Congress
Senator Richard Liebert of Coffeyville states he is not considering a run for Congress and has not told anyone he might seek the office this year.
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Topeka
Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Congress
HELP KU Contributions List Totals 11242
A readable roster of donors including Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Allphin Prof. and Mrs. George L. Anderson and many others. The listing ends with a total to date of $11,242 for the HELP KU drive. It names numerous couples and individuals across professions and affiliations.
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Wayne Allphin
George L. Anderson
Maynard P. Bauleke
Howard
Clay S. Hobson
Howard Hurwitz
C. B. Johnson
Carl S. Knox
F. B. McCulloch
Conrad McGrew
William A. Moore
Dean
William J. Moore
Felix Moos
C. O. Nauman
Robert B. Oyler
James W. Paddock
Raymond Pine
Domingo Ricart
Peter M. Richards
Robert W. Ridgway
Wes Santee
William H. Semple Jr
Reginald Strait
C. B. Taylor
Night
Kenneth White
Walt Wiechman Petia
Herbert F
Young
Better Roads And Bypass Talk At Chamber Meeting
Addison Meschke Kansas highway director outlined plans for bypasses around western Lawrence and better roads in eastern Kansas stemming from reapportionment. He urged that every town have a bypass and called for clearer rules on billboards signs and safety while noting 18 people count signs. Arthur Heck estimated attendance at about 115.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Addison Meschke
Meschke
Highway Department
Arthur Heck
Chamber
Eagles Plan Dance For Heart Fund Donations
Mount Oread Aerie 309 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a 9 p.m. Saturday dance at the Eagle Home 1803 W 6th St to benefit the Eagles Max Bear Heart Fund. The fund started in 1960 to honor ex heavyweight boxing champion who died after a heart attack in 1959 and supports coronary research via grants to clinics research centers and medical colleges.
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Mount Oread Aerie
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Eagle
W. 6Th St
Eagles Max Bear Heart Fund
Indian Assembly row over budget speech disrupts Calcutta session
In Calcutta Mon day opposition MPs snatched Finance Minister Saila Mukherjee s budget speech. Ministers chased Kamal Ghua after protests over arrests of three party members. The assembly adjourned as opposition members tore up speeches and threw them.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
Saila Mukherjee
Mukherjee
Kamal Ghua
Ghua
Series of Services At Plymouth Church Pre Easter Program
A series of weekly pre Easter worship services begins 7 30 p m Wednesday at Plymouth Congregational Church 925 Vt St They run each Wednesday through March 20 with the theme The Wider Church Its Changing Challenges Speakers for the next four meetings include Rev Jack Mc Call February 23 Rev Dulin March 2 Rev Kenneth Waterman March 9 and Rev Harold Statler March 16 Each talks on church national regional and campus related themes.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Vt. St
Jack McCall
North Lawrence
Liberal Woman Wins Liberal Olney Pancake Race Title
An 18 year old Rachel Crites, a receptionist at an aircraft plant, won Liberal Kansas leg of the Shrove Tuesday pancake race. She completed the 415 yard course in 1 minute 4.5 seconds to claim the Liberal leg and the international title over Olney England competitors.
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Liberal
Kan
Olney
England
Rachel Crites
Sertoma brings Declaration copies to Lawrence eighth graders
Anderson Chandler of Fidelity State Bank spoke to Lawrence eighth graders as the Sertoma Club distributed 600 copies of the Declaration of Independence. He toured Central Junior High West Junior High and St. Johns School, praising American heritage and the free enterprise system. The project titled Freedom Roll Call extends to Grant India Kaw Valley Riverside and Wakarusa Valley eighth graders this week.
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Sertoma Freedom Project
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Central and West
St. John’s School
Walter Heck
Seortoma Club
Central Junior High School
Diane Cooper
W. 20Th St. Terr
Karen Black
Neb
Randy Stewart
Tenn
Orvel Cr
Anderson Chandler
Topeka
Lawrence
Chandler
Fidelity State Bank
Central Junior High
West Junior High School
Sertoma Club
Grant
India
Kaw Valley
Riverside
Wakarusa Valley
Architect Bruce Goff to speak at KU art education conference
Bruce Goff of Kansas City Missouri will headline the 16th Annual Art Education Conference at Kansas University. He will discuss Contemporary Architecture and the Art Educator during a 6 p.m. dinner Friday in the Kansas Union Big Eight Room.
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Bruce Goff
Kansas City
Kansas University
Goff
Big Eight
The
Kansas Union
Finger tip saved after garage door accident
A Topeka father searched for a severed finger tip after a garage door pinched Cory Skinner 2. The tip was found stuck between panels and grafted back, with stitches and recovery expected. Flu clinics open at KU and Strow Hall while George Washington Birthday closings muted markets. Kansas officials note no flu scare but urge shots. James Hitt to discuss selective service reporting with education officials in Washington.
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Connie Warren Skinner
Cory 2
Skinner
Strow Hall Rotunda
Ellsworth Ha
Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Students Chopped Redwood Trees. Receive Probation
George Washington aside, Cabrillo Junior College students Peter Larsen and Merton White chopped two 65 foot redwoods on the new Santa Cruz UC campus to settle a dispute. Judge James Scopperoni sentenced both to two years probation with 30 days each to be spent planting new trees on the 2 000 acre campus.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
George Washington
Cabrillo
Peter Larsen
Merton White
New Santa Cruz
University of California
James Scopperoni
University of Callifornia
Opposition slows Kansas constitutional amendment in Topeka
In Topeka the second week of the special session slowed as unexpected House opposition and the absence of two members delayed action. The Senate balked at a tax conformity amendment, a full hearing was set, and final Senate action may slide to Wednesday. Rep. Taylor was ill with influenza and no committee meeting occurred.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Jess Taylor
R-Tibune
Lenten Services at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Lenten services at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 2312 Harvard Rd begin with Ash Wednesday Communion at 7 30 p m Pastor Ivar Gjellstad will preach on The Cup of Blessing The Good Shepherd choir conducted by Clarence Ausdemberge will provide special music.
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Harvard Rd
Ivar Gjellstad
The
Good Shepherd Choir
Clarence Ausdemberge
Little Symphony 4 at KU Plays on Wednesday
The Little Symphony of Kansas University will present a public concert at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall conducted by Dean Thomas Gorton. Richard Angeletti will be soloist on Beethoven's Concerto No 4 in G major with selections including Ravel's Mother Goose Suite and darker works by Grant Still and Douglas Moore. Moore, Rose Morgan visiting professor, authored Carry Nation a new opera debuting in April for the university Centennial observance.
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Little Symphony of Kansas University
Swarthout Recital Hall
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Richard Angeletti
Ravel
America
Grant Still
Farm Journal
Douglas Moore
Moore
Rose Morgan
House committee approves annual legislative sessions amendment
The State Affairs Committee approved a constitutional amendment to establish annual regular sessions. If two thirds of the House approves, the measure goes to the Senate for consideration.
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PERA
House
Senate
In Memoriam Lena M Wilson Pomona California
One year has passed since you walked to the Promised Land. God called your name and you answered with sight restored. I was with you and I am no longer blue. Daughter Lena M Wilson is remembered by grandchildren and great grandchildren in Pomona California.
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Promised Land
Lena M. Wilson
Pomona
Calif
Thanks to neighbors for support during hospital stay
The writer expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for flowers cards gifts food and prayers during a Baptist Memorial hospital stay and says they were greatly appreciated by the writer and family.
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Baptist Memorial
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