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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1967

Page

6

Poverty War Could Have Biggest Battle With Scions

Washington AP report on Sargent Shriver battling Congress to save the Office of Economic Opportunity. He cites a 60 to 40 odds against passage, warns of cuts if funding declines, and notes GOP efforts to dismantle the OEO and move programs to Labor and HEW.

Washington Sargent Shriver Congress Office of Economic Opportunity Labor and Health, Education Wes- Johnson Shriver Antipoverty Agency House Senate OEO America Crusade Albert A. Quie Minnesota Charles E. Goodell New York White House Quie

Father Revives Son After Drowning Scare at Lake Kahola

William Todd Parks, 3, of Strong City was found face down in shallow water at Lake Kahola by his father William Parks. The father performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and revived him. The boy was taken to Emporia hospital for observation and appeared in satisfactory condition.

Emporia Kan William Todd Parks Lake Kahola William Parks Strong City William

Rail labor talks yield tentative six percent raise

A presidential board announced a final binding settlement between 75 railroads and 19 000 conductors and brakemen. The agreement foresees a six percent wage hike retroactive to last Sept 2 while work stoppages by shopcraft unions remain possible pending Congress action.

Washington Msgr George C. Higgins Johnson Higgins Congress

Political reporter Dick Lee dies in New York at 80

Dick Lee, political reporter for the Daily News and dean of the state's legislative correspondents, died Saturday in a New York hospital from a heart ailment. He was 80 and had bylines in the News nearly every day since 1930.

New York Dick Lee The Daily News

New York Officials Challenge Brooklyn Park Mass Weddings

Chief City Clerk Herman Katz vows to block repeat multiple marriages after nine couples wed in Prospect Park with Judge Amos Basil presiding. About a thousand spectators witnessed the ceremony, which Katz calls an offensive spectacle and out of bounds for the Parks Department.

NEW ‘York Herman Katz Parks Department Brooklyn Prospect Park Katz Criminal Court Amos Basil

Ex Premier Tshombe May Face Extradition

KINSHASA Congo asks Algeria to extradite former Premier Moise Tshombe to Kinshasa for treason and plotting to overthrow President Mobutu. Tshombe is jailed in Algiers after a hijacked charter flight carrying him from Palma de Mallorca to Ibiza.

Kinshasa The Congo Algeria Moise Tshombe Joseph Mobutu Tshombe Algiers Palma de Mallorca Mediterranean Ibiza Spanish Balearics

Crossword Puzzle Clue Scramble and Numbers

Puzzle line shows cryptic hints and partial numbers like 93 and 35 47 with hints velvet fortification theme and palm eater. Readable bits suggest a cryptic crossword entry or puzzle clue set rather than a full article.

Porter Biography Reveals Intimate View of Songwriter

Hollywood report outlines Cole Porter's life through George Eels's biography The Life That Late He Led drawing on Porter letters. It notes critics doubted his work, his prolific output from 1901 to 1958, and the making of Night and Day as Porter's signature song and later film centerpiece.

Hollywood Cole Porter Porter George Eels Harold Clurman Saturday Review of Literature Fred Astaire Astaire Cary Grant Frank Sinatra Sinatra

Senate panel braces for Vietnam aid clash over policy

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moves to require presidential approval before adding countries to the foreign aid list and signals possible vote to deny Johnson two year authorizations. Vietnam tops opposition to the 3.1 billion dollar package for the coming year.

Washington Vietnam Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Johnson

Notice of Suit and Condemnation in Douglas County

In Douglas County Kansas Paige Ann Cordova seeks divorce custody and relief in District Court case 24471 against Frank Cordova with awaiting August 30 1967 pleadance. City of Lawrence sued for land condemnation for flood protection case 24466 with hearing May 12 1967 and a federal license action for The Bowersock Mills & Power Company constructed project in Lawrence with last protest deadline July 2 1967.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World District Court Douglas County Kansas Paige Ann Cordova Frank Cordova State OF Kansas Paige Ann Cordova Lawrence Geo. K.melvin Atty Lawrence Daily Journ Munfelpa Corporation Fredrick Uttinger Denie Holladay Leslie Dean Holladay Kenneth Holladay Charles D. Stough United States of America Federal Power Commission Bowersock Mills & Power Company KE. S. Bumgardner Bowersock Mills’ & Power Company Massachusetts Street Kansas’ River Kansas River Washington, D.C Commission For Public Gordon M. Grant Secreary

Wanted to Rent and For Sale Ads Mix in Breezedale Area

A cluttered classified item list shows a family seeking a 3 or 4 bedroom unfurnished house to rent before August 15, and a modern 2 bedroom duplex for rent. Also offered is a 4 bedroom Indian Hills home with central air and a 1966 Triumph TR-4 sale, plus various for sale and lost items including a Pomeranian puppy and eyeglasses. Proximity to Brown Realty and local phone exchanges VI, MA, and 2-0-1-7 appear in multiple listings.

Breezedale Brown Realty Co Nie Black & Brown Mc Louth Triumph Low Tilson Lee Alabama

Glassboro Residents Seek Help for Russia Exchange Trip

Glassboro residents urge President Johnson to fund a 60 000 three week visit to Russia for 100 townspeople under the Mutual Educational Cultural Exchange Act. The plan, proposed by Brandeis University scholar Dean Zion and Glassboro State College president Dr. Thomas Robinson, would join a 130 member corps to Russia on July 14.

Glassboro, N.J Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Russia Glassboro Soviet Union Leonard Zion Brandeis University Citizens Exchange Corps Thomas Robinson Glassboro State College

Lost Diamond Recovered After St Cloud Trip

Mrs. Lewis Smith of St Cloud reported a lost diamond from her wedding ring during a trip to Minneapolis. Her husband was with her, and the couple traced the diamond’s disappearance before it was located again.

ST .Cloud, “Minn Lewis Smith St. Cloud Minneapolis

Quieting Title Petition Filed in Douglas County Kansas

The State of Kansas requires defendants to answer by August 8 1967 in Douglas County District Court to a petition numbered 24461 filed by Jack W Neibarger and Mary Louise Neibarger seeking quieting of title to property. Plaintiffs Oyler and Paddock represent them as attorneys.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World Kansas Jesse LeRoy. Palmer Helen M. Price Jacalle Price Genevieve Irene ‘Topping Richard C.topping Rosé’ E. Palmer John Clayton Palmer Lawrence Delbert Palmer Erett Prentice Palmer Lillian Palmer Cities Service Gas Company Mary A.kaylor Thomas H. Connor William H.R. “Lykins Cornelia V. Lykins Andior District Court Douglas ‘County Jack Wa. Neibarger Mary ‘Louis’ Neibarger Louise Neibarger Oyler and Paddock Lawrence, Kansas

Public Auction Offered as We Leave the State

Public sale scheduled for Saturday July 8 at 1 p.m. at 1529 Leonard Lawrence with numerous household items listed including appliances, furniture, rugs, lamps, dishes, cookware, garden tools, and grills. Terms call for cash and removal after payment. Auctioneers Harold and Steele Hays.

Leonard Lawrence Hotpoint T. H. King Hays Brothers Acution Service Harold & “Stei Hays

Estate Auction of Frank N. LaRash Items at 1300 Haskell

Public sale Saturday July 15 at 1 p m on site features RCA TV and table set walnut mantle and storage pieces plus upright pianos bookcases tools and shop equipment including lathes band saws drills grinders and many hand tools with cash terms and administrator Mrs Ethel Stewart.

Frank N. LaRash Haskell,wrence RCA Burroughs Elec Hamilton Beach Sears Moore Mato M. W Jointer Orbital Ethel Stewart Hays Brothers Auction Service Mel Harold Hays

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