Diverse for sale and services in Lawrence area postings
Classified items include furniture, appliances, vehicles, a 56 Chevy station wagon in good condition with tires, a 10x55 Americana house trailer, a 1960 17-inch Motorola TV, a Wesyr fILLS home listing near campus, and multiple rental, tax, and service ads. Also listed are real estate, auction house information, and employment callouts for a clerk stenographer position with IU. Many contact numbers and locations appear throughout.
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University of Kansas Press
Lint
Jayhawker
Lawrence
Stevens
Sali
Evans
Simmons French Provincial Decorator
Jerry Morgan
Dale's
Alfred Seele
Dale
With St
c/o Journal-World
My Hone
Yor Sali
West Side
Por Sals
Kent Crowley
Judgehill
Beautician
Maine
Motorola
Williams TV
Ohih
Co-Op
Spruce St
Isadora
Steno
Mass
Weber
Deneh
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
Vermont
Mary Carter Paints
6Th St
Black
Bert
Rms & Bath
Lawrence Firearms CO
Oden
Iason
Dass Wee
Ilowa Street
Tielevise
CANDIDATE RAPIDLY STARTS TO BLOSSOM
The piece outlines six weeks after Kennedy's assassination as Republican hopefuls turn active. Nelson Rockefeller leads, with Barry Goldwater stepping in, and others like Scranton Nixon Lodge Romney weighing bids. It notes Johnson’s looming advantage and the strategic shift for a 1964 GOP contest.
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Arizona
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Scranton
Govenors
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
San Francisco
Johnson
Kennedy
FBI Recovers Old Documents in Detroit Seizure
The FBI announced recovery of historical documents valued over 500000 dollars including letters from Presidents Monroe and other figures. The papers were taken from the National Archives in 1962 and found in suitcases of Robert Bradford Murphy and his wife Elizabeth, who face charges of interstate transportation of stolen property and theft of government property. Bonds set for the couple reflect ongoing indictments on wire and mail fraud across several states.
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Detroit
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Archives
Washington
FBI
Robert Bradford Murphy
Elizabeth
Murphys
Bernard C. Brown
Phillip Bauer
Philip Mason
Wayne State University
Brown
Monroe
Pensacola
Fla
Murphy
William Holzman Co
New York City
Scranton
Camden
N.J
Springfield
Ohio
Horoscope readings for Aries and Taurus
The middle of the week favors focus on home or work tasks with steady methods and few interruptions. Taurus is praised by colleagues and supported, with good chances to reach understanding in daily affairs.
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Tima
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Barker
Choice
Miller & Midgett
Iowa Realtors
Baldwin
McGrew Investment Co
SOI
Mass
N. D. Messer
Taurus
Two Politically Touchy Probes Will Resume
Washington AP reports two politically touchy investigations set to resume as Congress opens the 1964 session. The Senate Rules Committee may hold hearings on business affairs of Robert G. Baker, former secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority, while the Senate investigations subcommittee led by John L. McClellan will likely resume its probe into the Pentagon’s TFX warplane award to General Dynamics Fort Worth division.
Pope Stresses Church Unity During Holy Land Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI urged closer cooperation among Christian denominations during his Holy Land pilgrimage. He reaffirmed the goal of a unified church while signaling a willingness to coexist with other traditions for now, in Bethlehem and in talks with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
The
Holy Land
Rome
Bethlehem
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Istanbul
Paul
Vermont Democratic chairman resigns over alcoholism
John M. Spencer, a wealthy Vermont politician and longtime advocate for mental health, resigns as state Democratic chairman citing alcoholism. He plans treatment in hospital and says he hopes to be sober within ten days while Hoff supports his return to the fold.
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Vermont
Spencer
Philip H. Hoff
Hoff
State Committee
Deer Hunter Fox Repeats Season Kill In Meade County
Louisville hunter Paul Fox bagged an 8 point buck on the second day of the 1962 deer season at 11 a.m. in Meade County and again on the second day of 1963 at 11:15 a.m. he killed an 11 point buck at the same site.
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Louisville
Paul Fox
Meade County
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Tours Pennsylvania Miners
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson flies to Pennsylvania to speak and assess federal help for unemployed miners and towns. She attends the Wilkes College research center dedication in Wilkes Barre funded by federal grants and Ford Foundation money to study training needs and attract new industries.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam
Wilkes College
Wilkes - Barre
Ford Foundation
No Collusion Found in Oswald Slaying Probe
Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade announced no evidence of collusion between Jack Ruby and police officers after a two volume police report. Police Chief Jesse Curry provided the findings and a map of City Hall basement amid the November 24 shooting that killed Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Dallas
Henry Wade
Police Department
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Wade
Jesse Curry
Ruby
Kennedy
Curry
City Hall
Oswald
Christmas Movements Highlight Local Social Roundup
A village Christmas feature lists visits and gatherings across multiple families. People from California to Missouri and Kansas City join relatives in Hannibal Lawrence Ottawa and Edgerton for holidays. The Junior G A s caroled at First Southern Baptist Church with eighteen members attending and gift exchanges follow. Wayne Mueller departed Thursday for Chicago where he is stationed.
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Roy Vincent
California
Roy Breithaupt
Howard Wilson
J. D. Tipton
Humphreys
James Rinehart
Anita
Sammy Jones
Kansas City
Albert Hall
Dwight Clark
Arkansas
Jimmy Collins
Hannibal
Collins
la Grange College
Lester Massey
Grace Dick
Lawrence
Fird Watson
Noel
Melvin Benschater
Bob Bonebrake
First Southern Baptist Church
John W. Myers
Francis McConkey
E. E. Touchton
Wichita
George Bartz
Ed Farris
Sandra
Edward
Springfield
Edward Seyler
Ottawa
Roy Daughtery
la Verne Guenther
Southern Baptist Church
John Beach
Wayne Mueller
Chicago
Ill
First USAF Academy Cadets Begin Training at Lowry
The first class of the United States Air Force Academy started training on July 11 1955 at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver Colorado.
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United States Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Gas Tax Boost Gets Approval
Topeka leaders back a 1 percent state gasoline tax increase proposed to fund highway improvements. The Kansas Officials' Joint Committee on Highways urges planning now to avoid higher future costs. Revenue split would allocate half to state highways and the rest to counties cities and townships.
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Topeka
Highway Department Council
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
Hal Gerlach
Kansas Officials’ Joint Committee On
Kansas
Gerlach
Allison
Missouri Leader Hails Ozark Frontier Trail Route
Governor John M. Dalton praised the Ozark Frontier Trail as a major travel draw at a four state area meeting in Joplin Missouri. He joined Governors John Anderson Henry Bellmon and Orval Faubus in saluting the new route and pledged Missouri’s full support to boost regional tourism and shared economic benefits.
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Joplin
John M. Dalton
Ozark Frontier
America
Dalton
John Anderson
Kansas
Henry Bellmon
Oklahoma
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Anderson
Bellmon
Faubus
American Petroleum Institute
Ozark Frontier Trail
Missouri
Virginia Schools May Be Open Again in Fall
Prince Edward County Virginia still closed public schools since 1959 hopes to reopen in September if the Supreme Court hears arguments March 30 on the legality of the closure. Gov Harrison says officials would act within 48 hours if the court upholds the closures. The State Supreme Court has upheld the closing.
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Farmville
Negares
Prince Edward County
U.S. Supreme Court
Prince Edward
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
State Supreme Court
Salina City considers ban on trading stamps
Salina officials place an ordinance on first reading to ban all trading stamps within city limits. Larry Bengston Salina city attorney read the measure and it will receive a second reading before a vote.
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Salina
Larry Bengston
Emporia Merchants Win Center Contest
Emporia city commissioners voted to keep the northeast area in a residential zone after a hearing on a proposed shopping center. Downtown merchants and their attorney argued the center would hurt existing businesses and hinder downtown parking lot development.
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Emporia
LizTaylor Eddie Fisher Divorce Heads to Settlement
In New York today lawyers for Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher and Richard Burton meet to push a property settlement aimed at expediting the divorce and the Burton remarriage. Milton Rudin says the day may be final for him. Louis Nizer offered no comment.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Richard Burton
Miss Taylor
Burton
Milton Rudin
Los Angeles
Louis Nizer
Fisher
Sukarno Visits Manila to Seek Philippine Backing
Indonesian President Sukarno arrived in Manila for a five day stay to win Philippine support against Malaysia. The trip began late with a three hour airport wait for President Diosdado Macapagal as security precautions and a Java stop were cited. The Manila Chronicle reported a death threat prompting tightened airport security.
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Manila
The
Philippines
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Diosdado Macapagal
Manila International
Subandrio
Java
Manila Chronicle
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Journal-World
Wesyr
Hom Jwaneh
Hird
Homer Altenbernd
American Coin Mart
Mers Auction House
Parrish Auction Co
Col
Pill Parrish
Lawrence Typewriter
Pur-Q-Zone Chemical Co
Isher
Wringer
Maytar Wa Trading Trust
Rhode Island
Oshusté
Lessenden
Jaloupou Richards Coast
Stree
H & R Block, Inc
Watson
Pam
Sun
Ree
Call Smitty's
Knapp Seoks
Iking
W. Oth
H, Cooper
By James Bassett
John F. Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
William Scranton
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Michigan
George Romney
Los Angeles Times News Service
Gemin
Leo
Vhal
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
By Carroll Righter
Bel Air Spt
Buick
Sabre
Oldsmobile
Hampshire
Pope
FOX
COA
Green Brothers Hardware
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co
Kansas City, Mo
Lady Bird
Miner
Eudora
Virginia
Emporia Merchants
Liz-Eddie
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