Mathews Resigns as Psychologist at Local Mental Health Center
Ted Mathews resigns as psychologist at the Lawrence-Douglas County Mental Health Center effective Sept 15 to devote time to completing a psychology doctorate. Board accepts resignation with regret during Monday’s meeting.
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Ted Mathews
Lawrence-Douglas County Mental Health Center
City-County Health Board
Gary Lee
Mathews
Dr. Lee
Harvey Booth
Booth
Kansas
Topeka
Cabin Burglaries May Be Connected to Shawnee County Cases
Sheriff Fred Broeker linked a string of cabin burglaries at Lone Star Lake and nearby farms north of Globe to a recent spree in Shawnee County. Looted items include TV sets radios dishes fishing gear guns and tools from the Ferguson residence Overbrook and an empty house nearby.
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Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Globe
Shawnee County
Fred Broeker
Lone Star
Broeker
K. L. Ferguson
Route 2
Overbrook
Ferguson
Topeka
Richland
Annual Jaycee Banquet Opens to Public Next Tuesday
The annual Jaycee DSA Bosses Night Banquet will be open to the public with tickets sold in advance at the Eldridge Hotel or through banquet chairman Eddie Fisher at Has kell Institute. State Senator Paul Wunsch of Kingman, president pro-tem of the Kansas Senate, will speak. he is an uncle of Lawrence Chamber of Commerce President Robert Oyler. The event honors Boss of the Year and presents Distinguished Service and Key Man awards. Kermit Beal is Lawrence Jaycees president, and dinner starts at 7 p.m. at the Eldridge Hotel.
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Jaycee Dsa
Eldridge
Eddie Fisher
Haskell Institute
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Kansas Senate
Sen
Wunsch
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Robert Oyler
Kermit Beal
Lawrence Jaycees
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas Legislature Opens Budgets Amid Tax Doubts and Races
In Topeka the 1964 Kansas budget session begins amid worries over financing expanded government and avoiding major tax hikes. Gov. Anderson plans line holdings with possible measures including fund delays and tax tweaks. He also targets an income tax withholding system and higher liquor and cigarette taxes while eyeing college and school funding and a new correctional facility.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
House
Senate
State Supreme Court
Govrnor
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Harold Chase
Salina
State Health Official Speaks to Sex Education Committee
Dr. Evalyn Gendel of the State Department of Health told the Lawrence Board of Education committee on sex education at Central Junior High School. About 35 attendees heard for the Monday session. The group will meet again January 20 in a closed session to discuss procedures, with parents opposing school sex education slated to speak January 27.
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Evalyn Gendel
Maternal and Child Health Division
State Department of Health
Lawrence Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Students Respond to Surgeon General Report on Smoking
Kansas university students and staff reacted to the federal advisory on smoking. Many say they will not quit, while a few plan to reduce or delay quitting until exams end. Several express concern about government interference and the emotional pull of cigarettes.
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Surgeon General
Advisory Committee On
John Oakson
Leawood
Oakson
Jim Thompson
Hugoton
Thompson
Patty Lee
Independence
Dana Sullivan
Ulysses
Miss Sullivan
Jackie Stern
Clovis
N.M
Miss Stern
Dave Martin
Coffeyville
William Allen White Foundation meeting at KU February event
The William Allen White Foundation gathers at KU on February 10 with a board meeting in Flint Hall to hear Byron Guise and Burton Marv in its annual report. A luncheon awards a Kansas journalist, followed by a presentation by Rolla A. Clymer. A 6 p.m. dinner features Mollenhoff speaking and taking questions.
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Tulsa Tribune
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
Jules Dubois
Chicago Tribune
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Miss
Delta Democrat-Times
Bernard Kilgore
The
Wall Street Journal
Paul Miller
Gannett
Associated Press
William Allen White Foundation
Emporia Gazette
William Allen White
Flint Hall
Byron E. Guise
Marysville
Advocate
Burton W. Marvin
Foundation
Kansas Union
Kansas
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
Charles M. Harger
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Johnson earmarks 3.4 billion for foreign aid
President Johnson told congressional leaders he will set aside 3.4 billion dollars for foreign aid in a 97.9 billion budget to be submitted next week. Senate Democratic leader Mansfield said the figure equals a 269 million cut from the current year's AID funding, likely disappointing lawmakers seeking program termination.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Agency For International Development
Lawrence High schedules two day final exams midweek
Lawrence High School students begin a two day final exam period with 1 1/2 hour sessions split morning and afternoon. Friday has no classes for Lawrence High, junior high, and elementaries hold morning sessions only while teachers record and report grades. Second semester starts Monday Jan 20 at local public schools.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence High
Lawrence
Stamps Restriction Sought by Lawrence Chamber
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce backed a city move to restrict trading stamps redeemable for value. The group met at Hotel Eldridge and authorized E. R. Zook to chair the Governor's Economic Development Committee on Jan. 21. Chancellor Wescoe noted up to 800 pharmacologists may be on campus this August. A committee was formed to study an urban redevelopment corporation act in Kansas with Ben Barteldes named chair.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
City Commission
Eldridge
E. R. Zook
Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Kansas
Ben Barteldes
Lawrence Memorial Hospital faces probation as accreditation questioned
The Commission warns Lawrence Memorial Hospital over operation standards and a resigning key staff member. If reforms and a replacement are not in place by the next inspection, full three year accreditation may be lost and only a one year probation remains.
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Journal-World
Commission On Accreditation
Lawrence Hospital
Commission
Lawrence’s Hospital
College of Surgeons
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
Justin Hill
Clifton Calvin
Morris Cohen
Viola McGrew
Wiley Mitchell
Journal-World Today
Hill
Lawrence Memorial
Glenn Lessenden
Rodger Johnson
Lawrence
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Johnson
The
Shores Bound Over on First Degree Robbery Charge
Shores James W Shores 32 of 732 Conn St bound over to February District Court term for the December armed robbery at Trinity Episcopal Church. Bail set earlier not posted and he remains in county jail since Dec 11 1963 arrest. Mrs Margaret Souther 58 of 3016 W 7th hospitalized after being clubbed. Checks 932.50 recovered. 164 in currency and 27.41 in silver missing.
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James W. Shores
Conn. St
Trinity Episcopal Church
10Th and
St. Sts
Shores
Margaret Souther
W. 7Th
Bank Officials Eudora Bank Elected At Annual Meeting
Kaw Valley State Bank of Eudora elected two assistant cashiers James Hoover and Ruth Miller and named Alf T. H. Oleson to its board to replace the late Floyd Broers. Re-elected officers include Kelvin Hoover Henrietta Fuller Amaretta Wright Donald Bagby and Carolyn Beeman. Directors re-elected are Hoover Oscar Lothholz Robert Neis Robert Schellack and Oscar Brecheisen. Total resources as of December 20 1963 stood at 2 277 395 81.
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Kaw Valley State Bank of
Eudora
James Hoover
Ruth Miller
Floyd Broers
Alf T. H. Oleson
Kaw Valley State Bank
Kelvin Hoover
Henrietta A. Fuller
Amaretta Wright
Donald Bagby
Carolyn Beeman
Hoover
Oscar Lothholz
Robert Neis
Robert Schellack
Oscar Brecheisen
Eudora Bank
Five rescued search for sinking schooner crew east of Jacksonville
Coast Guard and naval vessels scoured heavy seas 160 miles east of Jacksonville for five people forced to abandon the sinking schooner Enchantress. The missing are Mr and Mrs John Pelton their two children and Capt Christopher de Grabsowsky not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Guard
John Pelton
Christopher de Grabowski
Pelton
Card of thanks from the Hamer family
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hamer and daughters Vicki and Crystal thank friends and neighbors after a fire destroyed their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hamer
Vicki
Crystal
In Memoriam John R Bell Passed Away January 1963
In loving remembrance of John R Bell who died January 14 1963. The days are long and lonely since you have gone away. Mrs Bella Bell expresses the family’s enduring grief and tribute.
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John R. Bell
Bella Bell
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