Johnson Heart Case May Shape Senate Action
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson suffered a serious heart attack and was hospitalized in Bethesda. The illness prompted reflections on his role as majority leader and possible impact on pending Eisenhower program measures. Colleagues expressed concern while noting Johnson’s strong leadership and anticipated return.
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Senate
Lyndon B&b
Johnson
Congress
Bethesda
MD.) Naval Hospital
Eisenhower
Sen
Clements
Yender
Middleburg
Bethesda Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Rochen
Minn
Russell
D-Ga
John
Ives
R-Ny
Lyndon Johinson
Rachel
R-Calif
House
Democrata
Jail Term for Theft Involving Copper Roll
Billy R. York, 0, of 1332 West Street, was sentenced to 900 days in county jail for petty theft. He allegedly took a 200-pound copper roll from a truck bed near 6th and Kentucky Streets belonging to Kansas Power and Light Co. Two other men were arrested after trying to haul copper wire to a salvage firm. they were detained by the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office.
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Billy R. York
Petty
York
Kansas Power & Bo Ht Co
6Th and
Sts
Emen
Olathe
Kanity
Kas
Wames
Johnson County
Unclear fragmentary text signals dangerous prank discussion
The readable lines describe warnings about explosives and safety, mentioning Warren Hull and unsafe methods. The fragment discusses avoiding fire and dangerous acts, with scattered phrases about garbage cans, rooftops, and a TV tube. The overall meaning remains uncertain due to damaged OCR.
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Warren Hull
Nine Appeals Filed By Kansas Turnpike Group
The Kansas Turnpike Authority filed nine appeals in District Court from court appraisers awards on land along Turnpike Session No. 32 near the Lawrence area. Last day to file appeals is Tuesday, with no more to come in Douglas County. Appeals and awards timeline point to the November Term for action.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
Lawrence
KTA
Douglas County
Emil Heck
Clifton Calvin
Warren Decker
ETA
Clifford Rise
Frank L. Anfred
R. B. Lackey
Seymour C. Gentry
Lewis Bearman
Chester A. Spray
Melvin W Golf
Mary Alice Morsenar
Harald F. Erickson
Kunz Named New Operator of City Swimming Pool
Sol Kunz, local real estate and insurance operator, buys the Jayhawk Plunge from John Lawrence and assumes management near 6th and Wis. Streets. He plans remodeling for next season but work will wait until after the pool opens for this year. Kunz has long experience in water purification, having led Emporia water department from 1926 to 1942 and later a wartime Army Ordnance plant unit. he will keep current pool staff.
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Sol Kunz
John Lawrence
Kunz
6Th and
Wis. Sts
Water Department
Emporia
Army Ordnance
Little Rock
Ark
Memorial Hospital Admits Wide List Of Local Patients
Memorial Hospital admitted numerous residents including Mrs Florence Cozad of MacLouth Route 1 Mrs Mary Deay of De Soto Mrs Shirley Kassinger of Barker Court and Claude Smith of 1134 Ky St The list also mentions Lois Jimenez Doris Lenhart Lulu Hambleton Katherine Stehwein Katherine Marie White Lorenzo Smith Marjorie Hurlbert and several others. several discharges and new births are noted with names and addresses.
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Florence Cozad
MacLouth
Route 1
Mary Deay
DeSoto
Shirley Kassinger
Barker Ct
Claude Smith
Lois Jimenez
N. J
Doris Lenhart
Ky. St
Lulu Hambleton
Max J E. Brammell
Oskaloosa
Katherine Stehwein
Elmwood
Katherine Marie White
Ala, St
Lorenzo Smith
Tonga
Noxie
Marjorie Hurlbert
Reading Debate and Local Scout News Highlight 1985 Row
A long excerpt reviews criticisms of Rudolf Flesch's reading method with defenses from journals and educators. It notes surveys by Newsweek and magazine articles supporting phonics and multiple teaching methods. Local items report Lawrence Boy Scout Eagle awards and Eudora youths paroled after a street disturbance, with details on suspects and a juvenile case.
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Flesch
United States
Currenty
Jhan
June Robbins
Newsweek
W. 5. Gray
Akron, Ohio
Deaths and Funerals in Eudora Perry and Jamison
Kohler and Konier 85 of Eudora die this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral set 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Eudora Methodist Church with Rev. Ellsworth and Thornberg officiating. Mare Alan and Timothy Earl Hurlbert died at birth. services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Gardens Jamison. Cara Tyrrell 62 of Perry dies in Topeka hospital after lifelong Perry residence. Survived by husband Charles, three daughters Ramona Welch Marie Alfen and one daughter, a son Wilha Tyrrell, Perry. Burial announcements pending.
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Devaux R. Konier
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mabel Harris
Guy Daugherten Daugherty
Arthur Winleit
California
Fred Walker
Howard Kohler
Roy Daugherty
Methodist
David Ellsworth
LeRoy Thornberg
Eudora Cemetery
Mare Alan
Timothy Earl
Victor Hurlbert
6Th St
F. W. Hurlbert
Mission
Dorothy Kistner
Waterlon
Laka
A. VY. Hemplat
Nora Springs
Iowa
Memorial Gardens
Jamson
County
Cara Ethel Tyrrell
Perry
Topeka
Christian Church
American Legion
Charles Tyrrell
Ramona Tyrrell
Pureas Welch
Marie Alfen
Wiha 'Pyrrell
David Gilfillen
Overbrook School Body Seeks District Meeting on Crowding
Patrons of Overbrook Grade School urged to attend an open board meeting at 8 Tuesday evening to discuss crowded conditions. The board considered moving a small building for extra classrooms but could not find a suitable one. Some patrons oppose a bond for a new building since funds are already spent on a high school auditorium and waterworks. A two room addition could cost between 15000 and 20000 dollars.
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Overbrook
Knife wound in fight leads to suspect detention
Luis Jinvenvd, 64, of 1234 N. J. St., was treated for a knife wound to the right arm and discharged from Lawrence Memorial Hospital Sunday. Police hold Jack Jones, 629 Vt St., on a vagrancy charge during investigation of the Saturday altercation at 801 Pa. St. Jones says he fought with Jimenez and acted in self defense.
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Luis Jinvenvd
N. J
County Court Fines Franklin Taylor for Open Bottle Transport
Franklin Taylor of Torpeka was fined $50 and court costs in County Court for transporting an open bottle. The ruling specifies payment of the fine and related costs.
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Imin
Franklin Taylor
Harvest woes and vandalism shade Lawrence notes
In Lawrence area, harvest continues amid mud and heat with best yields expected this week if weather holds. Vandals drained fuel and damaged A. E. Lee’s tractor and combine at Jenny Wren farm near Lawrence, prompting deputy comments on safety. Also, Lawrence Night committee reports 100 tickets left for the Kansas City Athletics game, with a caravan planned and police escort. Midwestern Music Camp activities pause at Kansas University as staff and students take a brief vacation. the band rehearsal and Jaycee fireworks follow. The American Legion horse show opens with a minor accident injuring no one as drivers work to untangle harnesses and continue the competition.
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A. E. Lee
Jenny Wren
Lawrence
Douglas County
Dale Chappell
Kansas City Athletics
Kansas City
Frank McDonald
McDonald
First National Bank
North Lawrence At & P. m
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Leo Kucinski
Sioux City Symphony Orchestra
Lawrence Public Library Adapts Summer Hours After Holiday Closure
The city library resumes service with summer hours starting Tuesday. Adult and children's rooms have new schedules including weekday and Saturday openings. Lawrenc e teenagers recalled last New Year when police confiscated firecrackers and later returned them.
Legion Post to Select 1956 Officers Tuesday
American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post No 11 will elect 1956 officers Tuesday night. Candidates include Commander John W. Mitchell and Melvin W. Cioff first vice Jordan Kennedy and Harry X Winters Jr second vice Lindley A Brien and Charles A Edmondson finance Ernest Klooz chaplains Monsignor George Towle and Harold G Barr historian Byron Beery Archibald B Oliver and John H Tucker sergeant at arms Roy R Bowers and Harold F Elliott executive committee Merton J Harmon Ross E Wuilfkuhle and H W Keene club room Merrell Jean Allen Donald M Dicker Edward Bomegardner Howard J Hurwitz and Ralph W Tusten.
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Dorsey Liberty
The
American Legion
John W. Mitchell
Melvin W. ‘Cioff
Joseph D. Kennedy
Harry X. Winters Jr
Lindley A. Brien
Charles A. Edmondson
Ernest Klooz
George Towle
Harold G. Barr
Byron A. Beery
Archibald B. Oliver
John H. Tucker
Roy R
Jack) Bowers
Harold F. Elliott
Merton J. Harmon
Ross E. Wuilfkuhle
H. W. Keene
Merrell Jean Allen
Donald M. Dicker
Edward §. Bomegardner
Howard J. Hurwitz
Ralph W.tusten
Lawrence hosts July celebration with concert and fireworks
The Lawrence Jaycees host a July celebration at Memorial Stadium with a 7:30 concert by Prof Russell Wiley leading a 204 piece Midwestern Music Camp band. Fireworks begin at 8:30 and tickets will be sold at the gate as organizers expect about 8,000 attendees.
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Jameses
Lawrence
Fairgrounds
East Nineteenth Street
Kansas University
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