Moos Named Minnesota U President At Public University
Dr. Malcolm C. Moos, 51, selected as Minnesota University president to start Sept 1. He will succeed O. Meredith Wilson and earn 42000 dollars yearly with a presidential residence in St. Paul. Moos, native of St. Paul, is Ford Foundation official and former MU student leader who played trumpet with the University Band and once debated with Hubert Humphrey.
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Malcolm C. Moos
Ford Foundation
Office of Government and Law
U.S
California University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
Minnesota
Regents
Ae Fedate
Wescoe
MU Board of Regents
Robben Fleming
Wisconsin University
Fleming
Michigan University
Minnesota Post
Minneaspolis
St. Paul
Moos
Ford Office of Government and Law
Margaret Tracy Gager
Washington, D. C
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ten-Mile Lake
Hackensack
Minn
Hubert Humphrey
Lawrence Voter Rules and Bridge Vote on August Ballot
Voters in the township must have 30 days residency to vote with city and county polls set from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. A Lecompton Bridge vote follows a five month delay after condemnation. Douglas County pays about 81 percent of the bridge cost while Jefferson County covers the rest. A motor vehicle tax for city residents and KU and EU autos is expected to raise about 200000 dollars for street and traffic repairs.
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Lecompton
Douglas County
Jefferson County
Lawrence
Kansas University
Toll for Fireworks Stays Low Locally
The annual July 4th fireworks spree kept injuries minimal with two treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mike Van Gundy, 7, suffered a firecracker part in his left hand, while Roxanne Rygmyr, 12, had a firecracker go off in her face.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mike van Gundy
Maine
Roxanne Rygmyr
Wr 9Th St
Five Hurt Yet Five Remain Under Care After Fatal Highway Crash
Five people still require hospital care after a fatal June 29 crash on U S Highway 59 two miles south of Baldwin Junction. Linda Stone 22 Ottawa was released from an Ottawa hospital. Diane Moore 20 Princeton is in good condition at Independence Mo Sanitarium. Peggy Thompson 20 Ottawa and Maxine Needham 19 Ottawa are in satisfactory condition at Ottawa Hospital. Betty Pyle 23 Ottawa is in satisfactory condition at Trinity Lutheran Kansas City. Donna Allen 46 Ottawa remains in poor condition at KU Medical Center Kansas City. Nancy 16 Ottawa died in the wreck. Carl Jent 27 San Diego remains in poor condition at LMH. Robert B Arnold 18 Kansas City Mo died in the wreck. Leonard Parsley 20 Carbondale is in fairly good condition at LMH after a Stull Road crash Friday.
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Baldwin Junction
Linda Stone
Ottawa
Diane Moore
Princeton
Independence
Moore
Maxine Needham
Peggy Thompson
Ottawa Hospital
Betty Pyle
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Donna Allen
Kansas University Medical Center
Nancy
Carl Jent
San Diego
Calif
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert B. Arnold
Leonard Parsley
Carbondale
LMH
Stull Road
Kanwaka Corner
Parsons Firm Wins Air Force Contract for Bomb Casings
The Adventure Line Manufacturing Co. of Parsons Kansas received a 2.5 million dollar Air Force contract to produce antipersonnel fragmentation bomb casings. The five month production effort will create casings about the size of a tennis ball, said company president C C John.
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Parsons, Kan
Adventure Line Manufacturing Co
Parsons
U.S
Docking seeks added federal storm aid for Kansas
Gov. Docking announced a request for 2,992,729 in federal disaster relief for uninsured storm damage to public facilities in Kansas since May 31. The new estimate follows a prior 647,700 request and cites 26 counties with major road and bridge losses.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Garden City
Finney County
Crawford County
Shawnee County
Ness
Jackson
Anderson
Atchison
Chase
Cloud
Coffey
Crawford
Doniphan
Douglas
Finney
Franklin
Jefferson
Kingman
Linn
Lyon
Marion
Miami
Mitchell
Osage
Pottawatomie
Republic
Shawnee
Wabaunsee
Washington
Leavenworth
Dine-A-Mite Auction Signals Its Removal Plans
Roy Borgen confirms a lease on the Dine-A-Mite Inn property near 23rd and La. Sts hinges on zoning approval. An auction of restaurant equipment will occur soon, followed by razing the building. two sections may be movable. The Borgens ran the inn from 1939 to 1962, later moving to liquor retail.
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23Rd and
la. Sts
Roy Borgen
Borgen
Bergen
Mary
Lawrence
Kansas University
Borgens
Hillcrest
Fire guts gas station after VW flips at pumps
Ken neth Elliott driving a pickup and a Volkswagen sedan collided at a Lecompton Clinton station. The VW rolled on its side then back onto its wheels and rammed a center pump starting a blaze. Elliott pulled the VW driver from the wreck and both Clinton and Lecompton volunteers battled the fire for about half an hour. No explosions occurred.
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Kenneth Elliott
Route 4
Kanwaka Corner
Journal-World
Iam
Baugher
Clarence Anderson
Clinton Volunteer
Leo Scherer
Nortonville
Topeka
Lawrence
Scherer
Hazelet
Douglas County
Clinton
Barnard
Clinton and Lecompton
S. Z. Baugher
Larry
Soviet Charge On Israel Case
The Soviet Union called the U N General Assembly session on the Middle East a serious moral and political defeat for Israel and its allies. Tass quoted as saying most speakers urged immediate unconditional Israeli withdrawal and claimed U S pressure altered the voting.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Israel
Tass
New York
Reunion Tea for 1947 Lawrence High teachers planned
Lawrence High School 1947 graduates schedule a Reunion Tea for former teachers and principals in the local system. The event runs 2 to 4 p.m. in the Crystal Room at the Eldridge Hotel with a social hour and dinner dance to follow.
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LHS
Lawrence High School
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Mark Moore
Lawrence
Deadlock at UN as Israel withdrawal issue stalls
The United Nations General Assembly failed to pass Israel withdrawal resolutions from Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, with 122 nations split and no two thirds achieved. The session considered a vague draft of general principles while key nations led by the Soviet bloc faced a setback as votes defeated calls for unconditional withdrawal.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Middle East
Israel
General Assembly
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Security Council
Nation Assembly
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Jerusalem
Tel’ Aviv
Sinai
Suez
Cairo
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Yugoslavia
Bond of $60,000 Placed on Lynch
Donald L. Lynch aged 26 of Dayton Ohio faces three counts of armed robbery and kidnapping plus assault with intent to kill. Bond totals 60 000 with 25 000 on the Daniels robbery charge and 25 000 on the assault case plus 10 000 on the liquor store charge. The offenses occurred between 10 30 p m June 26 and 1 30 a m June 27. Bruce Sparks 18 also of Dayton is in Salina custody awaiting return to Douglas County authorities after injuries from the chase.
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Donald L. Lynch
Dayton
Ohio
Lynch
Thomas E. Daniels
Daniels
Virginia Inn
Salina
Bill Maertens
el Navajo
Underwood’s Liquors
West 6Th Street
Bruce Sparks
Douglas County
Fireworks Warnings Placed As City Celebrations Continue
Lawrence police gave several warnings to local youths for using large fireworks but made no arrests on Tuesday. Fireworks remain legal July 1 to July 5, with arrests possible after today. Bulldozers cleared the Independent Laundry site at 740 Vt. St after a December 28 blaze that destroyed the Wren Building and Miller Furniture. James Cox, laundry manager, said rebuilding is planned at a new location.
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Lawrence
Vt. St
Wren
Miller Furniture
James Cox
9Th and
Miss. Sts
Non-Injury Wreck Reported After Car Foot Pedal Sticks
A non injury accident occurred Tuesday at 6 35 p m at 4th and Mt Streets when a car driven by 14 year old Jimmie W Tolbert of 427 Mid H St collided with a parked car owned by Earnest W Brown 400 Til St Brown’s auto was parked in front of his home and Tolbert said his foot feed stuck while traveling south on Illinois Street resulting in the crash
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4Th and Mt. Sts
Jimmie W. Tolbert
Midh. St
Earnest W. Brown
Til. St
Brown
Tolbert
Illinois Street
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Minnesota U
Board of Regents of Minnesota University
Minneapolis
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
Council
Kadosh
Paul G. Hausman
V.M
T. Elton Dark
L. J. Alber
Becy
Parsons Firm
A. V. Phillips
Journal-World Photo
Elliott
Hazlet
Dale Barnard
Numsey Funeral Home
Hylalao
United States
Kosygin
Alexander Flowers
Lowa
Bob Gerard
George Williams
Max Kennedy
Warren Boozer
Robert Oakson
Gene Stanwix
Frormerly
Cooper Warren
William C . Warren
Zoyzia
SOD
Zoyzla
Greenfield
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