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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
9
Kansas City notes grains prices for oats and corn with mixed colors, while eggs and poultry prices move in narrow ranges. New York trading shows uneven gains for blue chips as stocks hover near unchanged before weekend, with Coca Cola and IBM among movers and energy, electronics, and tobacco shares varied.
Evelyn Rothman twenty four from Los Angeles died when her scarf became entangled in a ski rope at a lodge near Alta Utah. Her husband Dr Ronald Rothman was with her as guests at the ski resort.
The tanks and troops that helped overthrow the old junta left Saigon today as the city settled after the coup. Soldiers withdrew from key streets and checkpoints, signaling a shift toward civilian control amid ongoing political uncertainty.
By midnight tonight thirty thousand aliens in Kansas and Missouri must report their location plans and entry details to the government. Penalties for January noncompliance include up to 30 days in jail and a 200 dollar fine or deportation. Forms are available at post offices, the INS office in Kansas City, and the St. Louis branch.
Kansas City Missouri Gary W Richards appointed director of the People-to-People University Program replacing William F Dawson III who returns to KU to resume studies Dawson will remain as adviser on student affairs and coordinate field activities and national programs of the movement on college campuses The program has 111 university chapters since its 1962 inception Richards is an OSU 1962 honors graduate with a psychology degree and joined PTP as a field representative a year and a half ago
Kansas City reports 113 car lots for wheat with various grades and prices ranging around 2.18 to 2.41 for No 2 hard and dark, with No 3 and No 2 red figures shown. corn also listed at 113 cars with stable values.
New York markets show mixed stocks with slow trading. Bonds mixed with governments higher. Cotton irregular and quiet. Chicago wheat weak with late heavy selling. Corn about steady and mixed. Oats mixed with nearby months easier. Soybeans mostly higher with steady demand. Hogs steady with top price around 16. Slaughter steers up to 23 dollars, 25 cents higher on some listings.
Sixteen pacifists from five nations abandon a New Delhi to Peking march after a 1,900 mile trek due to visa refusals by Red China. The group included two Americans Edward Lazar of New York City and Albert Bigelow of Cos Cob Connecticut.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Daisy Boyle 88 of Baltimore Md and Mrs Birdie Harvey 80 of Oskaloosa with funeral services set in Cooper Warren Chapel Presbyterian Church and Oskaloosa Memorial Park Cemetery Pleasantview Cemetery Hampton Funeral Home arrangements and burial details. Additional notice for Mrs Ollie M Bruchmiller 83 of Lawrence Ind Street lists survivors two daughters a sister and a brother with services at Rumsey Funeral Home Memorial Park Cemetery and church memberships noted.
In Asmara Eritrea talks between Chou En-lai and Emperor Haile Selassie may lead to diplomatic recognition ending today. The meeting in the mountain city signals potential shifts in regional ties.
Memorial Hospital reports new births including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunham of 1233 Pa. and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kasson of Route 3. Also a son born today to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bermudez of 932 N.J. and others listed with addresses.
Eight Swedish Parliament members recommended Dr. Martin Luther King for the Nobel Peace Prize. In a note to the Norwegian prize committee they said he has convinced followers to adopt nonviolence as a principle.
The Kansas University Theatre begins the second half of its season with The Corn Is Green by Emlyn Williams on February 5 at 8 15 p m Tickets are on sale at Murphy Hall Bell s Music Maupintour Raney s Drug Stores and EU students may enter free with ID cards.
Special auditions for two KU Theatre productions are set for 7 p m Thursday in Murphy Hall. Period of Adjustment directed by Gordon Beck runs April 22 25. The Typists and the Tiger directed by Miss Pat Hensley runs March 26 28 and March 31. National Collegiate Players members will assist. auditions open to all KU students.
Kansas City AP reports Jose Chappell 55 died in an apartment fire at 12th and nine Friday night. Two others burned, one man broke both legs fleeing second floor. Injured were Herbert Brown Jr. 42 Helen Byrd 48 and James Thompson 61. Fire blamed on a faulty radiant heater.
In the 10th Federal Reserve District, St. Joseph was the only city to fail in registering a sales increase last week compared to 1963. The city fell one percent for the week and three percent for the four week period, while Topeka Wichita Joplin and Greater Kansas City posted gains.
Saigon reports South Viet Nam as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh's military junta prepares a government reorganization and faces Viet Cong threats and potential army power struggles after the coup.
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