Absurd Plays Shine In Murphy Hall Debut
The Murphy Hall arena production opens with three one act absurdist plays The Bald Soprano Zoo Story and The Room The cast features Robert J Rumpf praised for Zoo Story with Richard Friesen and director Llewellyn Rabby delivering strong work The Room directed by James Hawes also receives high marks from critics and audiences are urged to attend tonight through Friday for the continuing run
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Murphy Hall
Eugene Ionesco
Edward Albee
Harold Pinter
Robert J. Rumpf
Rumpf
Richard Friesen
Friesen
Llewellyn B. Rabby
Rabby
Burton I. Meisel
Meisel
Bridget O'Leary
Diane Gray
Joan Felt
John Hazleton
Donald Brinkman
Ad Eley
James Hawes
Caroline Kriesel
University Theatre
Steve Callahan
Sylvia Groth
Richard Scharine
Vincent Angotti
George Ragsdale
Today in History July 2
Highlights include Garfield’s assassination in 1881 and Washington joining the Colonial Army in 1775. Jefferson’s 1807 proclamation, Zeppelin’s flight in 1900, Earhart disappearance in 1937, and Mississippi voting in 194? primary. Birthdays noted for Lotte Lehman and Thurgood Marshall. Thought by Twain.
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United States
James A. Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Garfield
Fife
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
U.N
Republic of
South Korea
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Sherman Adams
Canada
Saskatchewan
Lotte Lehman
Thurgood Marshall
Mark Twain
Sooner Gas Firm Gained Excess of 1.3 Million
The Power Commission reported Cities Service Gas Co of Oklahoma City earned an excess revenue of 1,903,492 in 1962. The firm serves utility systems in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Nebraska and Texas. A conference for potential rate reductions was requested.
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Sooner
Washington
The
Power Commission
Monday Cities Service Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Cities Service
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
State liquor price drop delayed by Kansas price fixing suit
Kansas officials say liquor price cuts have stalled as 31 major distillers challenge a 1961 price fixing law. Courts eased restraints in May, allowing nonparties to set their own Kansas prices while the case proceeds. Distillers must sell to wholesalers at uniform margins, and any cut at the distiller level could lower retail prices.
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Topeka
W. B. Kirkpatrick
State Office of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Kansas
Kirkpatrick
Mystery of Berry Family Aid Baffles Attica Town
In Attica Kansas locals learned of Mr and Mrs Berry and their ten children who received money food clothes and a car from Charleston West Virginia after appearing destitute. The family was aided by Methodist Church, a physician, a garageman and a free house while they stayed last Christmas. They left saying they would go west and little more is known.
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Attica
Kan
Berry
Charleston
W.va
Connecticut
Bill Berry
Methodist Church
Theory on JFK And No Hats
London AP reports men's fashion expert John Taylor says President Kennedy no hat wear is a midlife identity choice. He notes Kennedy is 46 and that men aged 45 to 50 reject hats to avoid resembling older generations.
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London
Kennedy
John Taylor
Tailor and Cutter
Taylor
Racial Imbalance Ordered Ended At Lincoln School
New Jersey education commissioner Frederick M. Raubinger ordered an end to racial imbalance at Englewood's Lincoln School, noting 98 percent Black enrollment. He required the Englewood School Board to draft and submit plans by August and left open the option to impose a plan for the 1963-64 year.
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Trenton
N.J
Frederick M. Raubinger
New Jersey
Englewood
Lincoln School
Raubinger
Lincoln
Aug
Sears Plans Over 60 Million In Newspaper Ads This Year
Sears Roebuck & Co. announced a planned paper ad expenditure exceeding 60 million dollars in 1963 based on forecasts from 750 stores nationwide. In 1962 the company spent 58 million, a record, with a 7.9 percent rise from 1961.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
George H. Struthers
Sears
Struthers
Linage
Refugees See No Aid From U S Shipments
Exiled Cubans arriving in Miami report none of the 53 million dollars worth of U S food and medicines linked to the Bay of Pigs invasion have reached them. The latest group of 101 refugees aboard the return flight say earlier exiles were right and they found no aid, despite many items bearing a Stars and Stripes stamp.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Public notices of probate and foreclosure sale in Douglas County
Public notices announce final settlement petition in the estate of Robert C. Kimbrough Jr executrix Victoria B F Kimbrough seeks approval fees and heirs’ distribution. Foreclosure sale notice lists Federal National Mortgage Association as plaintiff with sale July 29 to settle Lot Eleven in Edgewood Park Addition No Five in Lawrence, Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Victoria I. Kimbrough
Robert C. Kimbrough Jr
Robert
Kimbrough’ Ja
Notice of Sheriff Sale and related court actions in Douglas County
Public notices detail an order of sale dated June 20 1963 for mortgage case 22787 involving Federal National Mortgage Association and multiple defendants. July 29 1968 auction at Lawrence Courthouse. Lot 16 Edgewood Park Addition 3 Douglas County Kansas. Also probate hearing for Minnie Rocklund estate scheduled July 25 1963 at Lawrence court. A 1963 recreation program budget levy proposal seeks up to 1 mill in School District 60. Publication in Lawrence Daily Journal World July 2 1963.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Robert OC. Kimbrough Jin
Shelife
District Court
Federal National Mortgauge Association
Corporation
Pds
William Wayne Clark
Shirley Ann Clark
Lawrence
Douglan County
Lot Meven
Edgewood Park
Dough County
Detw
Lawrence Hoses
Fred EL Brooker
Robert HH
Oyler
State OF Kansas
Duinglas County
Said
Adith Fries
Edith Hottes Fries
Lawrence Daily Journal World
Federal National Mortgage Association
Ispinintiff
Michael W Savinda, Jr
Geraldine M. Savinda
Cletus J. Ribordy
Jeanette D. Ribordy
Norman Fi. Fuqua
Shirley A. Fuqua
Moore Rentals, Inc
G.A.C. Finance Co
Lawrence Inc
Les DeWeere
Dba
Les's Market
Fred K 'Roeker
Robert B. Oyler
S&s
State
Minnie Rockland
Lawrence National Biank
Minute Rocklund
Minnie Rocklund
Tin Douglas County
Lawrence National Bank
W. DD. Maurght
Springer & Springer
Recreation Commission
Sale of estate real estate in Lawrence Kansas
James W. Paddock as administrator petitions for court order to sell undivided four fifths in Lots 2 4 and 4 railroad right of way to pay debts taxes and administration costs. Respondents must file defenses by July 11 1963 at 10 am in Lawrence court. failure will lead to judgment and decree.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State OF Kansas
Douglas County
Jessie Phillips
James W. Paddock
Jessie M. Phillips
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Jin
Kansas
Public Sale and Classified Ads Mix From Journal World
Unclear classified fragment shows an apartment listing with private entrance and paid utilities, parking, and a July public sale notice in Alabang with auctioneer and owner names, plus an income property duplex listing at 700 Mass with earnings and contacts, and a cook job ad at Bridge Hotel.
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En-Trance & Bath
Util
Paco Grill
Topam
Alabang
St. Lawrence
Kye
Koxen Guuck
Co G
Spacious Holiday Hills 4 bedroom home with multiple upgrades
Containing a 4 bedroom bi level in Holiday Hills with family room living room dining area and 1736 square feet. Exterior repainted and terms include easy loan assumption with monthly payments of 133.53. Also listed are other properties and services including auctions and local ads. Public sale announced for July 14 1963 on the Hyre Estate near Lone Star Oscar Broek owner.
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Holiday Hills
Hird Agency
Mass
Hyre
Lone Star
Oscar Broek
Geo. Criss
England
W.U. Center
Hird
Pullman
M. BR. Gill
East 19Th St
23Rd Stouffer Place
High School & K.1
Irving Rm
M. R. Gill
6Th & Wisconsin
Hull
Decker&Coy
West Side
Mtg
West Lawrence
Karage
Decker- Coy Agency
Irs
Holmes, Teck & Brown
Realtorn
Kracouk
FA Gan
Guy Kidwell
Iris Aller
Gene Hardtaker
Holmes
Peck & Thrown
Local classified ads showcase autos, housing and services
Busy Lawrence listings offer a 1952 Ford with rebuilt engine at 125 dollars, home repairs from Sherwin Williams, tutor and babysitting offers, rentals including furnished apartments, and various sales ads for bikes, trailers, and real estate. Numerous phone contacts and local business names appear throughout the page.
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Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
FORD
Atick
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
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Patrick M. Prosser
Associated Press
Kansas Public Service Co
Greenbrier
Biscayne
Chevrolet
Eas
Pchevrolet
New Hampshire
PIRES
Eotor Badia
Togger Leering
Big Mystery
Harry 4. Fries
Petitioner
Journal-World
Bungatow
Miller & Midgett Flh & Mass
Heultors Vt
Eudora
West Jr
Decker-Coy Agency
ST. i
Ray Stoneback
Boyd's S Grill
Eureka
Vanguard Auto Air
Shaw Auto Eerie
Paris
Wilson
Stoneback
South Park
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Eldridge
Allen Eastim
Ace
Minn
Wood
Apts
Util. Pd
Pleasant
Tongaholle
Valverz
Finance & Loan Company
EH. T. Craiz
Associated Discount Corp
Conn
Ed Jonganecker
Edgerton
Urner
Michigan
Youngstown
West 20Th
Ousdah
Rambler
Aittle
AVON
Mitchell
P.O
N.H
Miller & Midgett
Holy Family
Auto. Trans
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
of Mass
North Lawr+rence
Quintin T. Shogrin
Smitty's
Hamar Auto Supply
White Sewing Center
Seyler's Gardenland
East Ltd
Leroy Hadl
Ace Steering
St. VE
Back of Woods Lumber
Blevins
Tth & Michigan
Fuller Brush
Electric
Elect
Patchen Elect. Co
East Sth
Lawrence Sur Plus
Veot- RT
Reedy Lumber Co
1846
Viking
Cettle
Ollie Peters
Woods Lumber
Allan Kasum
LeRoy_Hadl
Albert Wilson
9Th & Conn
Joe” Richards
Hopkins Kence Co
Dixon
American Research Bureau
Beltsville
Maryland
Raney Hillcrest Drug
Nalp
Smith
Ake
Eldridge Hotel
Pere Zon
Holiday Inn
Watkins
Virginia Hedl
Boyd's Grill
Rawleigh
N. Douglan Co
Dept
Raf
Freeport
Ill
Tulsa
Okla
c/o Journal- World
Underwood Investment Co
New House
Bill Hudson
Brink Real Estate
Amrican Coin Mart
Chevy
Plymouth
East
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