Walker, News executive, dies at 71 in Leavenworth
Herbert W. Walker, 71, retired president and general manager of Newspaper Enterprise Association, died today after six months in a Leavenworth hospital and a coma following a 1964 stroke in Kansas City. He was born in Atchison, Kansas, where he began newspaper work at the Atchison Globe.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Herbert W. Walker
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Kansas City
Walker
Atchison, Kan
Atchison Globe
Obituaries and Funeral Notices Highlight Local Residents
Mrs Clara Johnston 81 of 707 W 4th St dies at Baldwin Rest Home. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home Pastor Harold Hamilton burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include sister Josephine Brannum and relatives in Lawrence and Wichita. Elmer Andrew Thompson 71 of 322 Ind dies. funeral 3 p.m. Saturday Rumsey with burial McLouth Cemetery. William Bodin 74 of 2000 Ky dies. graveside 3:30 p.m. Saturday Memorial Park Cemetery. Loral W Lee 77 dies at Kansas Masonic Home Wichita funeral 10 a.m. Saturday Maple Grove Cemetery. Harry Turner 60 of 923 La. Lt dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services later Rumsey Funeral Home. John O Dalke 24 McPherson killed in Midland Texas jet crash. military funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday First Baptist Church McPherson. He was KU civil engineering graduate and Sigma Chi member.
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Clara Johnston
W. 4Th St
Baldwin Rest Home
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Johnston
Douglas County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Josephine Brannum
N. H. St
Elizabeth Simrock Willer
Charles Willer
Orchard Lane
Elmer Andrew Thompson
Elmer Andrew
Tom) Thompson
W. A. Catton
McLouth Cemetery
William T. Bodin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Memorial Park
Harvard Wilbur
Thomas B. Woodward
Trinity Episcopal Church
Loral W. Lee
Kansas Masonic Home
Wichita
Lawrence
Maple Grove
Albert Pike Lodge No. 303
Af&am
Bess
James Robert Lee
Kansas City
Mr. Lee
Doc Lee
The
Kansas Power and Light Co
Harry Turner
Atchison
Linwood
Elizabeth Turner
Anna Snelson
Dolly Earl
Georgina Webber
Leavenworth
Henry Turner
John 0. Dalke
John O. Dalke
McPherson
First Baptist Church
Dalke
Kansas University
Midland
Tex
Air Force
Treasury Near Debt Limit as Certificate Sale Eases Budget
The Treasury said it nearly hit the 330 billion debt ceiling this week within 100 million dollars, the closest in history. A first of its kind sale of participation certificates to government investment accounts reduced federal spending and the national debt, a move Republicans call a budget gimmick.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Moon Dies at 67 in Lawrence Hospital
Daniel Ross Moon 67 of 1012 Pa died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10 a m Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Lawrence Kurth officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by Olive M. Moon of home. three sons Donald Moon Houston Tex Duane Moon 1409 Clare Ct and M Sgt Virgil Moon in Vietnam a daughter Mrs Doris Wolfe Topeka a brother Guy E Moon Harper and nine grandchildren. Born 1899 Princeton lived in Lawrence since 1910. Employed by local Board of Education 15 years.
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Daniel Ross Moon
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Lawrence Kurth
Memorial Park Cemetery
Olive M
Donald Moon
Houston
Tex
Duane Moon
Clare Ct
Virgil Moon
Air Force
Vietnam
Doris Wolfe
Topeka
Guy E. Moon
Harper
Moon
Princeton
Lawrence
Board of Education
Long-range bond proposal eyed for city hospital and facilities
The Citizens Advisory Committee on public facilities pushes a multi‑million dollar package to fund Lawrence Memorial Hospital expansion and city projects. The plan foresees federal Hill Burton money and one‑half local funding, totaling about 1 million if federal aid is obtained, with 48 new hospital beds and facility remodeling. The panel drops Unified School District 497 from the plan and adds a new Kansas River bridge. The group leaves timing, priorities, and implementation to the City Commission and county officials.
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Oral Hill-Burton
Johnson
LMH
Culbertson
City Commission
Kansas River
Lawrence
County Commission
Ray Wells
Citizens Advisory Group
Armour Workers Return After Strike at Armour Plant
Armour & Co employees in St Joseph Missouri began returning to work after a stoppage the company called a strike and workers described as a walkout.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Armour & Co
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General Electric
Hong Kong
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B. F. Goodrich
Massachusetts
Lawrence Auto Service
10Th & Mass
EAD
Henrys
Missouri
Henry's Big Seafood
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