Wide Range of Pets and Home Goods in Lawrence ad pages
The listing features a large pet center ad with guaranteed cages parakeets white doves cockatiels and all bird accessories at Grants Drive-In Pet Center 1218 Conn plus a flood of household items. Ads include used appliances a 21 inch console TV for 49 95 or 3 a month furniture like a 38 x 19 2 bedroom mobile home and numerous house listings with photos and agent contacts from Gill Agency and others.
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Grants Drive-In
Conn
Law
T.V
Gambles
Frank Spencer
Ca. Mo
Grant
Coronoda
West Hills
Lawrence
Gill Agency
9Th & Tenn
Traylor
Calvin
Eudora
Journal-World
Gill
Associate Realty Co
Kilan Sen Mae Peany
Motorola
Westinghouse
Tappan
Montgomery Ward
Kansas
Vermont
Holmes, Peck & Brown
Motorala
B. F. Goodrich
10Th & Vt
Kelvinator
A.T
R&h
Oak
North Lawrence
RCA Whirlpool Auto
KU & Town
Memorial Park
Avieragh
Journal- World
Western Home Builders
Arkansas
Harold Boehle
Ray Slaughter
Perry
Kans
Lawrence Heights
Holiday Park
Wester Hi
Hird Agency
Mass
B. EF. Goodrich
Kent Crowley
Edgehill
Herb Altenbernd
H. Cooper
White Sewing Center
Locust St
Skiles Furniture
Suppers Sales Bazaar Rummage Sale at VFW Hall
Suppers sales and rummage sale hosted by VFW Auxiliary Post 852 at VFW Hall on 17th and 18th. Friday evening 7 to 9 and Saturday 7 to noon with door openings and proceeds supporting post activities.
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V.F.W. Auxiliary Post 852
Local business personals and services advertised in Lawrence
A dense page lists ads for Wanda's Beauty Shop in Eudora, aluminum storm windows by Albert Wilson, electric motor sales, tarpaulins from Lawrence surplus, piano tuning by Bell Music Co, plumbing supplies, auto wrecking, tax help and income tax services, fence and tarp items, plastic wall tile, rug cleaning, kitchen countertops, free estimates, remodeling by Joe Richards, floor work by King, minority employment office, Fuller Brush, Dixie Caramel Shop, and a waitress position at Holiday Inn. Includes contact numbers and addresses in Lawrence Kansas.
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Wanda’s
Eudora
Albert Wilson
Std & Conn
Air_Compressora All Elect
Patchen Elect
East 9Th
Lawrence Surplus
Mass
Bell Music Co., Inc
Orangeburg
Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
James Wooden
Hopkins Fence Co
Sherwin Williams Paints Co
N. Hamp
Mary Carter Paints
W. 6Th
Cal Smitty's
C.M. Lessenden
Ohio
H &R Block, Inc
Joe" Richards
KNAPP
King
S. W
Dixie Caramel
Foreign Golfers Grab Lead At Bing Crosby Tournament
An international field led by Al Balding and Geoff Hunt topped the opening round of Bing Crosby's national pro am event at Pebble Beach. Notables including Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus struggled as the 174 pros and their amateur partners prepared for the second round on Cypress Point, Pebble Beach and Monterey Peninsula. Three-round qualifiers were set for Sunday with national television coverage.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
United States
Bing Crosby
America
al Balding
Puerto Rico
Juan Rodriguez
Bob Cardinal
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Julius Boros
Paul Harney
Art Wall
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Jumpers and Vaulters Seek Elite Indoor Meet Field
In Los Angeles the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor Track and Field limits entrants by marks. Pole vaults must clear 16 feet and high jumps seven feet to qualify. Notables include John Pennel and John Velses in vaults and John Thomas who holds the American 7-3 4/9 record in the high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John Pennel
Northeast
Louisiana
John Velses
John Thomas
Boston
Vernon Gee Convicted of First Degree Murder in Slaying
Kansas City Kansas Vernon Gee, 53, was found guilty by a district court jury after nearly three days of deliberation for the death of Police Sgt. Harry Hedrick. The same jury sentenced Gee to death for the killing as Hedrick sat in his patrol car. Witnesses testified Hedrick was shot without warning.
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Kansas City
Kan
Vernon Gee
Harry Hedrick
Hedrick
Gee
Notre Dame to Face Air Force in Colorado Springs
Notre Dame and the Air Force Academy set a football game in Colorado Springs on October 10. The matchup marks the first meeting between the two programs at the service academy venue.
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Notre Dame
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Common draft eyed as AFL meeting weighs cost of rookies
San Diego AP reports the AFL bosses discussed a possible common draft with the NFL amid rising rookie salaries. AFL Commissioner Joe Foss announced no expansion or city changes for 1964, focusing on league lineup stability.
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San Diego
Calif
National Football League
AFL
Joe Foss
Regents to Meet Sunday in Topeka for State School Talks
The Kansas Board of Regents will meet Sunday afternoon in the State Office Building in Topeka. Presidents from Pittsburg State College and Kansas State Teachers, Kansas State College, Kansas State University, and KU Chancellor Wescoe are slated to speak. The session precedes a joint Monday Ways and Means briefing on finances and bond approvals totaling bonds for Kansas Union and Pearson residence hall, with terms and attorney review pending.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Leonard Axe
Pittsburg State College
John E. King
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
M. C. Cunningham
Kansas State College
Hays
James McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Ways and Means
Kansas Senate
House
Kansas Union
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Arab Leaders vow quiet on propaganda against Israel
Cairo hosts 13 Arab states that pledge to end intra Arab propaganda efforts and focus on Israel and Zionist imperialism. They also reaffirmed plans to bolster military posture and oppose Israel’s Jordan River diversion with new technical and defense resolutions. A second summit is set for August in Alexandria and then annually.
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Cairo
Israel
Jordan River
Alexandria
New York Times Ends West Coast Edition
The New York Times will discontinue its West Coast edition on January 24 ending a unique national journalism experiment. Arthur Hays Sulzberger cited high costs and a lack of income as the reason, noting international operations remain unaffected. The Los Angeles edition served 13 western states with input from New York.
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New York
New York Times
West Coast
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
Times
Los Angeles
Sulzberger
Paris
Europe
North Africa
Middle East
Texaco Tune-up and Brake Service Ad
ART NEASE TEXACO SERVICE offers brake service muffler tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service with pickup delivery and road service available. Contact Oth and Miss Ph VI 3 9897 for details.
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NEASE
Texaco
Kennedy Not Decided on Deep VP Run After JFK Death
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he has not made up his mind about accepting a possible vice presidential nomination. He plans to remain AG for now and notes conversations with John Glenn about Glenn's future, while praising Glenn's potential in any chosen field. Glenn resigned from NASA, likely aiming for Ohio Senate race.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
John Glenn
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Kennedy
Glenn
Nehru Illness Elevates Indira Gandhi Role
New Delhi reports Nehru's illness increases Indira Gandhi's influence as his health requires rest and a lighter schedule. She acts as buffer to the world and between officials, guiding decisions and limiting upsetting news. Doctors say a month or more of rest is needed.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Gulzarilal Nanda
Nanda
T. T. Krishnamachari
Parcel Post Hike Gets an ICC Okay
The ICC approved a 13.1 percent average increase in parcel post rates, including catalog mailings. The Post Office Department must set the effective date, with the ICC noting the change will boost service and ensure parcel post pays its own way within legal costs. The postmaster general may adjust rates with further ICC approval if needed.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parcel Post
ICC
Lineman Electrocuted On KPL Job In Topeka
A 28 year old Kansas Power and Light lineman, Karl Van Tine, was electrocuted Thursday afternoon while working solo at the top of a pole near 32nd and Fairlawn in Topeka. The crew was changing a transformer and Van Tine died en route to Stormont Vail Hospital after artificial respiration failed.
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Topeka
Kansas Power & Light Co
32Nd
Fairlawn
Karl van Tine
Stormont- Vail Hospital
van Tine
Elmer Bell
Meriden
KPL
Six Die In Head On Crash En Route To Neosho Hospital
In Neosho Missouri two women and six relatives die when a Volvo sedan collides head on with a pickup on U S 71. The pickup driver Magg ie Lucille Mason survives with injuries. The victims include Viola Mae Jordon and three daughters and Judith Ann Jordon with two young children. The collision happened about 4 p m as immunization rides were underway.
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Neosho
Anderson
Webb City
Goodman
U.S
Nicholas
Viola Mae) Jordon
Gerald
Willene) Gibson
Laura Ann Jordon
Viola Mae Jordon
Calvin
Judith Ann) Jordon
Nicholas Jordons
Terresa Mae Jordon
Calvin Jordons
Gibson
Shirley
Sandra
Magmie Lucille Mason
Mason
Jordon
Gibsons
Calvin Jordon
Great Bend
Kan
Joseph Neff
Nicholas Jordon
Memorial Hospital
Judith Ann
James Haddock
Goldwater Enters Nebraska Primary With Wide Support
Senator Barry Goldwater moves to enter Nebraska's presidential primary with Sen Roman L Hruska predicting a walkaway race saying Goldwater is the overwhelming choice of Nebraskans He plans appearances in North Carolina but targets New Hampshire's first primary ahead.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nebraska
Goldwater
Roman L. Hruska
Hruska
Goldwater Country
Kinston
Fayetteville
N.C
New Hampshire
Second operation linked to Johnson's cancer
Actor Van Johnson underwent a precautionary second operation related to a prior cancer surgery on his right thigh. Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases in New York said the procedure targeted a lymph gland and that Johnson was in excellent condition after the surgery.
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New York
van Johnson
Memorial Hospital For Cancer and Allied Diseases
New York City
Johnson
Record Hop Planned at South Park Recreation Center
The Recreation Center in South Park hosts a senior high student record hop from 8:30 to 11 tonight and opens to junior high from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Students may dance, watch TV or play games.
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South Park
Public Hearing on Douglas County Zoning Order Proposed
Notice of a public hearing by the Douglas County Planning Commission on February 6, 1964 at 7 30 p m in the Lawrence Memorial High School auditorium Lawrence Kansas to consider the preliminary report and proposed zoning order and to hear interested persons before submission to the county commissioners Walter Heck chairman.
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Lawrence Ay Journmal World
Kan
G.S
Douglas County Planning Commission
Lawrence Memorial High School
Lawrence
Kansas
Planning Commission
Douglas County
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Canary Singers
Chevrolet
Sanders Motor Co. Ltd
Miss
Archie Goodger
Call McGrew Investment Co
B.R
B.R. House
Berets
Ecenave Linda Seacienas North Camengeare
Haverty and Hedges Realtors
Pekinghsrh
Toya
Liv
H.P
Furn
Big Yard
East
Miller & Midgett
Iowa
Choice West
Pioneer Ridge
Swift
Harwood Wholesale Meats
Hiway
Klwwn Road
Crescent Heights
25Th
Redbud
Montgomery Ward Auto Service
Lawrence, Kansas
Ward
U.S. Royal
Firestone
Montgomery Ward Auto Services
Chaney Associates
Ford
Chevy
Plymouth
Auto Wrecking & Junie Co
Ross
Rt. 1
Holiday Inn
National Concern
Singer Sewing Center
Catt Schendel Pest Control of
Lawrence, Inc
Hasken
K.C
Homes For
Journal
Board of Regents
Robert Kennedy
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