Flemming Orders K C to Control River Pollution
Welfare Secretary Arthur Flemming directed that sewage and industrial waste in the Kansas City area be treated before entering the Missouri River. Acting under a 1956 anti pollution law, he issued directives to municipal and industrial leaders to install treatment facilities. He said discharges impair the river as a public water supply for St. Louis and other Missouri communities including Lexington Glasgow Boonville Jefferson City and St Charles.
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Washington (Ap
Arthur
Flemming
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Louis
Missouri
Lexington
Glasgow
Boonville
Jefferson City
St. Charles
Sale of Lawrence Typewriter Exchange Is Completed
Fred and Clarence Bliesner sell the Lawrence Typewriter Exchange to Jack W. Strong, ex Okemah editor, with retirement planned for Fred Bliesner. Clarence Bliesner and Richard Bliesner stay. Lee Hardaway remains. Strong, OU and Missouri alum, previously Tulsa Univ relations director, leads new ownership along with family.
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Lawrence Typewriter Exchange
Fred
Clarence Bliesner
Jack W. Strong
Okemah, Okla
Strong
Okemah Daily Leader
Lawrence
Fred Bliesner
Richard Bliesner
Lee Hardaway
Oklahoma
Oklahoma University
Missouri University
Tulsa University
Okemah
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
Mary Ann
Ohio and Kansas City Courts Daily Courtroom Dockets
A summary of multiple criminal and traffic charges across County and Police Courts. Individuals from McConnelsville Ohio Topeka Kansas City Kan Lecompton and other locales faced offenses including drunkenness open bottles disturbing the peace speeding reckless driving red lights improper mufflers and license violations with fines suspensions probation and bond forfeitures noted.
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Robert W. Farus
McConnelsville
Ohio
Floyd Branson
Topeka
Earl Hatabaugh
Charles Patton
N. Y
Spencer Johnson
Anne Campbell
Lon Lawton Cupp
Oklahoma City
Okla
Eugene D. Banks
Kansas City
Kan
John Marshall
Emerald Dr
James C. Rankles
Kansas
Donald W. Funk
Roger D. Heck
Harold W. Turner
Walter Lee Coffman
Walter L. McCorkill
Neil K. Hall
Deaths Funerals William A Stacey
Funeral services for William A Stacey 97 who died Thursday morning at Norris Rest Home will be at 1 30 p m Tuesday at the Industry Kan Church Burial will be in Green Ridge Cemetery at Industry Friends may call at Rumsey Funeral Home until Tuesday morning Chuck Wagon will close for vacation Sunday night.
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William A. Stacey
Wiliam A. Stacey
Norris Rest Home
Indusry
Kan
Green Ridge
Industry
Rumsey Funeral
Farmhouse Yields Unidentified Body Near Wichita
The nude body of a woman was found on a blood soaked farmhouse floor by the owner and a prospective renter. Sheriff Denver Bland said identification age and cause of death could not be determined at once. The house, about 11 miles east and 8 miles north of Wichita on Greenwich road, had been unoccupied.
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Wichita
Kan
Denver Bland
Victor Lygrisse
Dennis G. Robinson
Greeswich Road
Congress stalls as veto threat looms in election year
Senate voted to recess until August amid veto talk on a minimum wage bill. Bar ry Goldwater warns passage possible despite opposition. House supports a $1.15 wage for 1.4 million chain store workers, rejecting $1.25 plan that would cover 34 million more. Senate unlikely to act until August.
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Toes
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congress
Senate
House
Five-gaited and harness classes listed for horse show
The record lists multiple classes including five-gaited stallion or gelding, fine harness pony under 46 inches, western horsemanship for 12 and under, three-gaited under 15.2 hands, local English or western pleasure 18 and over, juvenile three-gaited 17 and under, walking horse mare, cloverleaf barrel race 18 and under, five-gaited mare, children pony cart 46 inches and under 15 to 17, roadster under saddle, and amateur fine harness.
Newsprint Sales Tax Set to Begin August First
Kansas Revenue Department directs a 1 August start for sales tax on newspapers affecting 329 papers. Estimated annual revenue of 500000 with first payments due 20 September. Shawnee District Court ruled tax applies to sales of newspapers as the finished product.
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Topeka
Revenue Department Today
John E. Kirchner
Revenue Department
Shawnee
Republicans Endorse Local Candidates at Meeting
At a party gathering led by Mrs. Ethel High, Republican officials announced support for numerous local and state candidates. Attendees included county treasurer Mrs. Bessie Bennett and clerk Mrs. Lucille Allison, with hopefuls for sheriff, county commissioner, state senate, and U.S. representative named for primaries.
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Bessie Bennett
Lucille Allison
Wes Norwood
Charles Rankin
Marion Barlow
Ben Bowen
Fred Broeker
Charles Edmondson
Ralph Freed
P. W. Jones
Walter Kampschroeder
Herbert O’bryan
Clarence Schaake
Robert Schwanzle
Phillip Brecheisen
Henry Wagner
Milton Allen
Don Hults
Robert Ellsworth
U.S
Ethel High
Central Committee
King
Fireworks legality and safety guidance in Lawrence
Fireworks are legal in Lawrence through July 5 with safety warnings from Fire Chief Miller and Police Chief Hazelet. Stand sellers outside the city limits offer legal items, though some may ignore the law. Officers report arrests of youths for illegal cherry bombs and large fireworks as parents are urged to enforce safety rules to prevent injuries.
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Lawrence
John Miller
John Hazelet
Miller
Youths Plan On to Chicago Trip For 14 to 17 Year Olds
J D King announces an On to Chicago trip for Kansas youths aged 14 to 17. Bus loads will visit the Republican National Convention opening July 25 in Chicago. A package price covers all costs and tickets. Contact Odd Williams in Lawrence to sponsor or participate.
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Chicago
J. D. King
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Kansas
Odd Williams
Lawrence
King
U. S
Ed Graham to Lead Theis Campaign at KU
Edward Graham of Kansas University was tapped to head the Theis campaign for U S Senate on campus. The third year law student said he was proud to serve and noted strong cross party student support for Theis’ bid to reshape the state’s political structure.
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Ed Graham
Theis Group
Frank Theis
U.S. Senate
Today
Edward Graham
Kansas University
Theis
Graham
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital records show births and dismissals with multiple names and addresses. Notable entries include births to William Smell, Cassity, Mooney, and Deems families, plus dismissals of several patients from various routes and streets.
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Elizabeth Mealey
Brook
Alice Schimmel
Haskell
Margaret Watson
Helen Snider
Bobbie Deems
Dorothy Cassity
William Clark
McLouth
Carol Mooney
Forrest
Faye Newsom
Yale Rd
Elizabeth Newcomer
Stouffer Place
Debra Cripe
George Coffelt
Maple
Helen Telfel
Mont
Judith Horton
Lincoln
John Montgomery
William Smell
Robert Cassity
Boyd Mooney
Lloyd Deems
Train Rams Car Killing Four Teens in Hays Night Crash
A Union Pacific train collided with a car carrying ten children as it neared Hays Kansas. Edith Ann Sack 17 died later, Colin Parker 14 and Lois Klaus 15 were killed at once, Steve Burkhart 18 died after midnight. Four others were injured and hospitalized. The victims were traveling to a drive in theater for David Sack’s 12th birthday.
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Union Pacific
Hays
Edith Ann Sack
Colin Parker
Tom Parker
Lois Klaus
Nick J. Klaus
Steve Burkhart
Ted Burkhart
David Sack
Sack
Mary Jane
Ricky
Albert Klaus
Charles Klaus
Craig Parker
Elks All Stars Schedule Back-to-Back Games
The Lawrence Elks All-Stars baseball team will play Leavenworth at 2 p.m. Sunday and Ottawa at 2 30 p.m. July 4 in Ottawa. The series leads up to the district tournament set later this month in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Elks All-Stars
Leavenworth
Ottawa
All-Stars
Lawrence
Experience in complete service Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises complete funeral service options and contact number VI3-5111 for arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Stevenson Says He Would Not Object to Nomination
Adlai E. Stevenson indicated he has no objection to his name being placed in nomination at the Democratic convention though he stressed he is not a candidate. Newsmen pressed as he left a Washington fundraising party and Stevenson voiced no real objection to a nomination.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Washington
Los Angeles
James E. Doyle
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Paul Butler
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
Butler
Doyle
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Kennedy
New York Post
Missouri
Sen
Stuart Symington
Symington
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Mike) Murphree
Henry P. Cleaver Jr
Philip B
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. At Commerce
Middle Atlantic States
Central Appalachians
Tennessee
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rockies
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Laura Sample
Jean Russell
N.H
Margaret Hamby
Baldwin
Margaret Stiles
Erma Johnson
Judy Elliott
John Peters
Barker
Helen Rogers
Georgella Lyles
N.J
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Lawrence Mills
Kerl Kreider
Hays, Kan
Elks
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th
Douglas County State Bank
The
Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.sc
Adlai
Associated Press
Gation
William Knowland
Oakland, Calif
Tribune
Richard M. Nixon
Philadelphia
North Dakota
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Long Beach
N.Y
Nixon
NEW York Life
Dwight Sickles
New York Life Isurance Company
New Hampshire
Connie — Penabscot
Paris
Children's Shoes
Red Goose
Vanigans
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