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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1962
Page
5
Unclear classified style ad touts vacation package services. Mentions real estate and housing listings, car models, and local vendors with various contact numbers suggesting a general classified page. Contains multiple names, places, and phone codes, but lacks a single cohesive news event.
A crowded page of business personals and ads lists contractors and services including concrete work, upholstery, sewing, and home repairs. It also features job openings for secretaries nurses and saleswomen, plus classified notices and 求 ads for rentals and loans. It names Lawrence area addresses and phone numbers for providers and employers.
Classified ad style listing detailing building materials, lumber, tiles, pipes, pipes, motors, doors, and hardware from multiple suppliers in Lawrence area. Includes horse, cattle, dogs for sale, farm equipment, real estate ads, and home listings with contact numbers and prices.
Kansas City Moonwatch team reported sighting the Russian Cosmos Six satellite Sunday and Monday nights using three five inch refractor telescopes. They noted the rocket body and trailing instrument package, saying the satellite could be seen naked eye and appeared to be tumbling based on its blinking.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a broad inquiry into piggy back freight moves using highway trailers on rail cars and other carriers. The probe, started on its own motion, will assess desirability feasibility and legality of practices by rail motor water carriers express firms and freight forwarders. ICC set Oct 9 for a pre hearing in Washington inviting views by Sept 5.
A third strangulation murder in Greater Boston within three weeks shocks Lynn authorities. Helen E. Blake, 65, a practical nurse, was found strangled in her apartment with a brassiere and nylon stocking. Earlier, Nina G. Nichols, 68, was found garroted in Brighton and Anna E. Slesers, 55, in Back Bay, both in their single apartments. All three cases remain unsolved.
Lindsay Crosby, 24, will be hospitalized about a month with a nervous breakdown and influenza. He entered St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica this Sunday under care of Dr. Robert Buckeley. His uncle, Larry Crosby, cites a past breakdown when his wife Barbara was ill and says he believes Lindsay overexerted himself.
New York report shows US steel output sliding for the 13th time in 14 weeks to about 60 percent of capacity. Analysts expect a bottom near 45 percent before a slow recovery begins. Many mills close furnaces for Independence Day and days after.
KU chemistry associate professor Dr. Earl S. Huyser has secured a two year 14 000 renewal grant from the Petroleum Research Fund of the American Chemical Society to continue work on reactions of free radicals in solution. The project includes graduate student J Dale Taliaferro of Rosendale Missouri assisting with the PRF funded study begun in its third year.
AP reports an anti-Castro unit leader says 20 Cuban guerrillas, trained by an international anti-Communist brigade, landed in Matanzas Province to support uprisings in Havana area. Frank Fiorini, an American from Norfolk, says the group ashore Monday and expects replies without elaboration.
Public auction announced for July 28 1962 at Shaw Auto Service 612 North Second Street Lawrence to sell a 1957 Ford belonging to Virgil Harrod to satisfy a repair bill and storage lien. Also zoning board to meet July 18 1962 at City Hall to consider a rear yard variance at 1126 New Hampshire St Rhode Island Street area with H C Fisher city clerk listed.
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