Wilson Gets Oath For School Post After Pay Dispute
Earl Wilson took the oath to begin a third term as Douglas County superintendent of schools but will serve without pay while a legal challenge to his eligibility proceeds. Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson ruled Wilson unqualified under a new law requiring a master’s degree and administrative certificate. The Douglas County Commissioners postponed pay pending further action, while local teachers associations support Wilson.
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Earl Wilson
Douglas County
Wilson
Kansas
William Ferguson
Douglas
Ferguson
King
State Supreme Court
Douglas County Teachers Association
Baldwin Teachers Association
Magic Continued from Page Hours and Dorsey Liberty Post Members
Report details the Tennessee Walking Horses and show horses results from a weekend event led by post commander Bill Taggart. Judges included L. D. Kincheloe and Carl J. Jenkins with ringmaster A. D. White guiding the show for 17th year. Event helpers included Mrs. Bette Scott and Mrs. Wilma Maness.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
Bill Taggart
L. D. Kincheloe
Lexington
Carl J. Jenkins
Atlanta
Jack King Lincoln
A. D. White
Ottawa
Bette Scott
Wilma Maness
Working Hunter
Earnest Money
Carol Durand
Kansas City
Melody Liane
Clyde L. Jones
A. A. Burgdorfer
Shawnee
Kenny Burgdorfer
Moon Man
the Goose
Geanne Lighton
Bhep
Hontz
Carl Elges
Sun's
Rockaway
Herbert Mouse
Adrian
Jack Mitchell
Lawrence
Merry Boy's Ace
Rose Culp
Beloit
Tom Swearingen
J. Hines
Salina
Mrs
Ten Acre Farm
Jay Barnard
King Murphree
Rambling Rose
Burney Sofio
Omaha
Neb
Rebel Rouser
Gail Watkins
Wichita
Beau Gypsy
Vicki Smith
Lyn's Easter Gay
Lyn Fryer
Ten Acres Farm
Pam Murphree
Walking Horse
Pleasure
Big John
Walton Stanfill
Amoret, Mo
Ivan French
Charming Ike
Jack Schorr
Amoret
Commander
Bernice Smit
Raytown
Worty show wraps up with Saddle Club results in Missouri and Kansas
Horse show results list winners across multiple divisions from Kansas City Missouri to Sedalia and Salina. Champions include Premier Sensation owned by Wilmoth Excavating Co. and shown by Jay Utz. Anna Christy by M D McCurdy. Royal Price by Pendleton's Green Valley Farm. Sun Dial Buttermworth. Scott Mack wins Roadster Open Stake. and Star Stream ridden by J H Kinnison among others.
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Christy
M. C. McCurdy
Kansas City
Wilmoth Excavating Co
Salina
Jay Utz
Jerry Lynn
Vern L. Pauley
Wichita
Harvey Smith
Scott, Mack
Roc. McCarty
Kanena City
Woe. Osborn
Belton
Star Stream
J and J Stables
Belteon
J. Oh
L. Bryan
Robin O'Dell
Greenlane Farm
Lee's Summit
Tall Knaue
Misa Pepper
Faulkner's Western
Kanxanx City
Judy Vanlkners
Royal Price
Pendleton
Green Valley Farm
Tethe
Bertha Pendleton
Cherokee A. Graves
Edmondsville
Junior
Red Man
Wayne Aridenon
Prairie Vilage
Gunalinger
H. W. Hinson
Jay Utea
Rambling Liz
Ye BeauWay Stables
Oral Clevenger
Pink Petticont
A. P. Nichola
Shawn
BLP
Cunta Redwing
Donna Hover
Leawood
Mike
Skip Hendrick
Wieblta
Little Doe
Sherrie Green
Lawrence
Buckskin Jim
Linda Goll
Ietta Bjorkland
Shawnee Miswlan
Junior Walking Horne
Kansan City
Bob Conway
Mr. Softtouch
Sen
Jack C. Jones
Carrollton
Scott Higgins
Revel
Wallace Wimner
Knob Noster
Reining
Rocky Pinucht
Sharie Goodyear
Overbrook
Shorty Goodyear
Cookie
Denny Hassett
Tonganoxie
Leo Lowe
Chile
Rocky
Denny Hanselt
Twister
Irma Kay
Gordon Kay
Clipper
Johnson
Buzzey Sofia
Omaha
Neb
Cindy Lightner
Don Olson
Sedalia
Carol Brown
Pan Brunson
Cavalier
Patsy Bruce
Hientz
Independence
Paul Hon
Hebel Rouser
Gale Watkins
Beau Gypsy
Vicki Smyth
Stonewall Sabre
Sara Jones
Tom Terrific
Vern Pauley
Janet Smith
Lady Sue Genius
Janet Scott Lee
S Summit
Spotted Horse
Drifter
Gloria Cox
Vicki
Mike Edwards
Edwardsville
Topper
Robert White
Hubert White
Muggste
Virgil Thompson
Pat Lucas
Olathe
High Hoof
Pony
Wakarusa
Larry Taylor
Sara Bennett
Ten Acre Farm
Jay Barnard
Kim Murphree
Jay Hines
Amd
Carrolton
Mra Jones
Sux Utz
Duane Ewing
Parade
Sun Dial McDonald
M. L. Butterworth
Miss Yeppart
Faulkner's Western Store
Judy
Dale Barnard
Bucky Ladd
Clifford Harding
Bainbridge Farm
Stillwell
Jess Bain
My Resolution
Sun
Betty R. Duncan
St. Joseph
Harry Park
Richmond
Carl Elges
Clinton
Jet
Lee
J. H. Kinnison
Sharp Mark
Stables
Don Lester
Stony Brown
Ralph McClain
Jack Schafer
Ridge Hunner
King's Prophet
Horse Show Lineup Includes Jones and Nearly Wild
Jones and Nearly Wild, owned by Dr. M. Nelson of Oberlin and shown by Harley Smith, appear in the lineup. Stone wall's Lady Grace, owned by Hope Springs Stables of Independence, Missouri, is shown by Eugene Mace. Fighting Lady, owned and shown by Dick Bruce of Wichita, rounds out the entries.
Gardner Farmer Is Fatally Shot
A 45 year old farmer William Gardner was found shot in the right side at his Gardner Kansas home. His wife Eunice and five children are missing after a neighbor reported giving them a ride to a trailer court near Olathe. The body was found by Vernon Knapp who was led to the farm by two neighbors. A .22 caliber revolver and scattered clothing were found at the scene.
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Gardner
Kan
William Gardner
Johnson County
Eunice
Olathe
Vernon Knapp
Garener
Offcers
Kennedy pushes broad civil rights bill amid partisan clash
The House hearing on private property and public accommodations faces fierce Southern opposition. Kennedy urges federal action to end discrimination. Dirksen favors a persuasion-based substitute. A seven point package seeks quick Senate passage via Eastland and Magnuson committees.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Kennedy
House Judiciary
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Pistol Incident Delights Crowd Near Kennedy Visit
In Forest Row England a boy, High Suteley eight, fired a cap pistol from nearby bushes as President Kennedy's car passed after mass. Secret Service and police rushed to the scene. Kennedy paused to greet well wishers before resuming his ride amid the cap pistol drama.
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Forest Row
England
Kennedy
Church of Our Lady of the Forest
Secret Service
Buster
Little High
Hugh
Fulbright and Exchange Programs Highlight KU Activities
Lawrence Chronicle details KU faculty and students earning Fulbright grants since 1949 and 126 students in direct exchanges with 15 European schools. It notes nurses’ school growth, John Knowles Jr. at UCLA workshop, and local previews for incoming KU students. Also covers Lawrence driver license office move, library closures, and community programs amid summer camps and film viewings.
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England
France
Germany
Scotland
Sweden
Switzerland
Europe
John H. Knowles Jr
Kansas University
Kansas Press Association
UCLA
Knowles
KPA
Kansas
Lawrence Area High School
Lawrence
Sharon A. Field
Route 5
Karen K. Kimball
Cal
Modern Facilities Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-Sill
Rumsey Funeral Home announces upgrades to modern facilities including stepwise improvements and new services at its Virginia Island setting. The short notice highlights enhanced arrangements and care options for families.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
KU Alumni Add 2 000 Members
The Kansas University Alumni Association reports a near record one year membership rise ending Sunday led by life memberships. Executive secretary Dick Wintermote said the group stands about 18 300 with 474 new life members since April 1 and 800 since June 1 1962 as fundraising aims to reach a 20 000 goal by October 1.
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Kansas University Alumni Association
Dick Wintermote
Wintermote
Fred Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Wintermore
Fred
County moves to separate welfare cases amid legal dispute
King urged the county commissioners to separate welfare cases after a dispute over eligibility review. The Welfare Board, doubling as the Welfare Department, was directed to separate the cases. The county attorney questioned the department’s approach and vowed to review state statutes before finalizing actions.
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Welfare Department
King
Ferguson
Welfare Board
Douglas County
Baldwin Couple Receives Kennedy Telegram on 50th Anniversary
Rev. Charles II Goldsmith, 74, and his wife Ethel of Baldwin Kansas celebrated 50 years of marriage with a telegram of congratulations from President Kennedy. Goldsmith, a veteran Methodist pastor, remained active preaching at Ives Chapel Church while recalling early days and frugal beginnings. The couple has three living children and one deceased son. They are Baker University alumni with honorary doctorate awarded in 1934.
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Baldwin
Kansas
Kennedy
Charles II. Goldsmith of
Goldsmith
Ives Chapel Methodist Church
Ethel Willett
Moran
Kan
Baker
High Plains
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Lewis
Larned
Salina
Iola
Parsons
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Edwardsville
Morse
High Prairie
Stilwell
Louisburg
Independence
Ottawa
Ralph Matson
Fairborn
Ohio
Donald C. Coldsmith
Emporia
James W. Coldsmith
Forest Park
Ill
Gordon
Paola
U S Files Protest Over Italy Treatment of Kennedy Party
United States lodges protest with Italy over alleged manhandling of Kennedy officials and press corps. Angier Biddle Duke reports being jostled by police at the Quirinal Palace as the incident sparks U S ire and Kennedy concern.
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Rome
United States
Kennedy
White House
State Department
Angier Biddle Duke
Protocol
Quirinal Palace
Antonio Segni
U.S
Fire on Hunsinger Farm Destroys Barn
A fire Saturday afternoon destroyed a small barn on the W. C. Hunsinger farm about five miles south of Lawrence. Sparks from a wheat field burn by a nearby farmer ignited the barn, gutting it before the Wakarusa Fire Department arrived. About 30 bales of hay and tools were lost. a nearby shed was saved and the empty farm home was unharmed. The barn was insured and roughly 3,000 gallons of water were used.
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W. C. Hunsinger
Lawrence
Wakarusa
Albert Smith
Smith
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