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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
6
Hiring for an engineering role in electro plating finishing and anodizing support. Requires a BS or MS in Mechanical or Tool Engineering or equivalent, plus 3 years in assembly methods or 5 years in methods planning. Experience with close tolerance part processing and vendor assistance in electronics manufacturing.
The listing seeks candidates with AB in Industrial Engineering or MBA preferred, strong management science skills, and experience in manufacturing planning and materials handling. Required are design or maintenance of input output routines and machine language level programming. Two to three years in diagnostic techniques or real time hardware programming with assemblers and compilers is desired.
Japan's Komeito-Clean Government, the Soka Gakkai Buddhist lay group's political arm, won 25 of 32 seats contested in Sunday's lower house election. Ikeda, president, sets 20 year aims to gain power, with potential coalitions as goals shift to third place in a decade and peace for the masses as guiding doctrine. The movement attracts lower-middle class members through cultural events, temple visits, sports, and youth programs.
A DC6 military contract plane carrying Air Force priority cargo crashed in heavy fog two miles north of San Antonio International Airport. All three crew members were killed: pilot Robert B. Hickerson of San Antonio, copilot John P. Donaldson of Uvalde, and Kenneth L. Carpenter of San Antonio.
Three men were charged with armed robbery in a holdup that netted more than $5,000 at a poker game in Waynesville North Carolina. Two other men were charged with conspiracy and five players faced gambling charges.
The Pentagon will draft 111 osteopaths for military service beginning in July as part of a 2,118 MDs and 111 osteopaths call up. McNamara had directed revised qualifications to allow osteopaths to enlist. Only a handful of osteopaths have volunteered so far, with 1,537 doctors for the Army and 692 for the Navy.
Snowbound Chicago and the Midwest faced another weather onslaught as two inches fell in Park Falls Wisconsin and one inch in Minneapolis Minnesota. Driving warnings covered the upper Midwest while schools reopened and officials urged transit use. Jail crowding rose after looting arrests and the taxi fleets resumed service as O Hare and Midway airports operated at reduced capacity.
Actor George Sanders exits leading role of Sheridan Whiteside in Sherry the Broadway musical adaptation of The Man Who Came To Dinner. He will depart after the Philadelphia engagement ending March 4 to care for his wife Benita Hume who recently had surgery. He plans to return to England with her after hospital release.
The Atomic Energy Commission reports advanced nuclear warheads with better capability to defeat anti missile defenses. The disclosure ties to debates on building an antisub missile defense versus relying on offensive power. Key sites named include Rocky Flats Colorado Oak Ridge Tennessee and Pinellas Clearwater Florida with a potential 40 billion dollar price tag for a full system.
Senate ethics committee voted to proceed with public hearings into Connecticut Democrat Senator Thomas J. Dodd on financial matters. After four hours of debate, the panel ruled it has jurisdiction despite arguments to the contrary by Dodd’s counsel. Investigators have spent months examining subpoenaed records and hearings are to be scheduled as soon as practicable.
The Mothers March for the March of Dimes occurs from 5 30 to 8 30 tonight in local residential areas. Mrs Bert Sapp leads the women's canvass.
A 12 year old boy was beaten unconscious and stuffed into a cedar chest in the basement after a robber rang the doorbell and forced entry in Kansas City. Jewelry and firearms were reported missing. the father found the wounded boy and a physician treated him.
About 60 Kansas Power and Light Company management personnel gathered in Topeka for a two day conference at the company general office. Wednesday sessions run 10 30 a m to 3 p m with a special program to be presented by General Electric Company. Officers attending include KP L president Balfour S Jeffrey and vice presidents L R Nicholson W L Perdue J D Wallace L D Walrafen J G Williamson C E Dailey F G Meyer and H F Schuster comptroller.
Public notices publish Ordinance 3641 taking 6.39 acres of Douglas County land between the Kansas Turnpike and unplatted areas into the City of Lawrence. The measure, approved January 24 1967, begins formal city inclusion and a published legal notice of bid invites for storm sewer work in Central Park with a February 7 1967 deadline. A probate petition in the Douglas County court seeks final settlement of estate of George R Wilbur with a hearing set for February 28 1967. Helene I Wilbur is petitioner represented by Stevens Brand and Brand with Lawrence National Bank Building attorneys.
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