Hospital Expects Accrediting Word By End of Month
Lawrence Memorial Hospital hopes to learn its accreditation status from the U S Joint Commission by month end. A June 10 visitor visit prompted a one year accreditation last year and officials expect full three year status after needed privileges delineation is satisfied. The hospital is also conducting interviews for a new full time pathologist as Dr John MacCarthy resigned last March.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
U. S. Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Chicago
LMH
Rodger Johnson
Accreditation Commission
Commission
Journal-World Learned
Johnson
Journal-World
Joint Commission
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Pathology Department
John MacCarthy
Lawrence Hospital
MacCarthy
Avery to Campaign in Lawrence with Two Day Schedule
U S Representative William Avery plans two days of campaigning in Lawrence and nearby areas to win the Republican nomination for Kansas governor. Tuesday events include breakfasts, coffees at multiple homes in Baldwin and Lawrence, and a grand opening of the Avery for Governor headquarters at 802 Mass. St. Wednesday features breakfasts, coffees, a Cosmopolitan Club lunch, a visit to Eu dora, and a 6 30 p m reception at Lincoln Park.
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U.S
William Avery
Lawrence
Kane
Avery
Art Heck
Route 4
David Monroe
Maple Lane
Richard Peters
Leo Smith Jr
Baldwin
Baldwin Rotary Club
Robert McBride
Nathan Rd
Lawrence Avery
Governor
Mass. St
Margaret King
Agnes Loysen
Finance Committee
Eldridge Hotel
Corlett Cotton
Miss St
Joe McCoskrne
Hillcrest Rd
Olin K. Petefish
Hubert Klemp
Dak. St
Jack Rose
Cosmopolitan Club
Eldridge
Ken Holliday
Eudora
Joe John Brand
Avalon Rd
Bob Pulliam
Tenn. St
Lincoln Park
7Th
Walnut Sts
NFO Meeting Set at Douglas County Fair Grounds
Douglas County National Farmers Organization schedules 8:30 p.m. Thursday gathering in the 4-H Fair grounds judging pavilion. National director Chris Walker from Mayella will attend. Refreshments will be served. The last meeting passed a resolution to sponsor a booth at the Douglas County Fair this summer.
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Douglas County National Farmers Organization
Chris Walker
Mayella
Douglas County
New York Fair Attendance Drops Amid Weak Weekend
New York World's Fair attendance for the holiday weekend was labeled very disappointing by fair exhibitors. The 34 million dollar extravaganza Wonderworld folded due to poor business while Ice-Travaganza producers Dick Button and Paul Feigay posted their closing notice. If business does not improve by Wednesday, the ice show will give its final performance Saturday.
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New York
Dick Button
Paul Feigay
Button
Feigay
Rural Vermont lawmaker voices 38 constituents
Stratton Republican Mrs. Vivian Tuttle represents Stratton with 38 residents in Vermont's 246 member House. She warns reapportionment favors cities, saying rural voices would be lost though she supports balanced representation for the state. Her remarks frame rural-urban divides in apportionment debates.
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Vivian Tuttle
Vermont
House of Representatives
Tuttle
Vermont House
U.S. Supreme Court
Mrs. Tuttle
Richard H. Schmidt
Burlington
el Paso
Tex
Elmer
United Aircraft
East Hartford
One car crash on Turnpike injures three near Lawrence
A county resident admitted to LMH after a one car Turnpike crash near the Lawrence service area left Mary Drouhard 19 of Wichita with a broken shoulder and head cuts and Carol Nilges 22 of Garnett with rib injuries. A 1957 vehicle was totaled. Separate incidents include David Johnson 9 of 421 Made line fracturing a left leg in a bicycle collision with Guy R. Shultz 18 of Route 3 at 9th and Lawrence, Jeff B. Mooney 4 of 2430 Jasu Dr. with minor injuries in a car crash with John W. Stevens 65 of 824 E. 14th St., and a two car crash at the west edge of the city limits on U.S.40 causing cuts and bruises. Police called the Fourth of July period extremely quiet, with two Lawrence area accidents noted as the only serious Turnpike incidents.
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LMH
Lawrence
Mary Drouhard
Wichita
Carol Nilges
Garnett
Harold Bowers
David Johnson
Madeline
Guy R. Shultz
Route 3
Jeff B. Mooney
Jasu Dr
John W. Stevens
14Th St
Jeff
Carol B. Mooney
U.S.40
Sheriff's Office
Louis Stroup
The
Turnpike
Lawrence Area
Attack Is Fatal To Marion Estes
Marion J. Estes, 60, of 2328 Vermont Street, died from an apparent heart attack about 11 45 this morning in the 700 block of Massachusetts Street. He had lived in Lawrence 16 years and worked at Green Brothers hardware. Survivors include his wife Marie Estes, one son Rev Duane J Estes, one sister Mildred Mathes, three brothers Raymond C Estes Ernest R Estes and William C Estes. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Marion J. Estes
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Green Brothers Hardware
Mass. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Estes
Wescoe optimistic on Kansas research lab at KU
Chancellor W Clarge Wescoe voiced optimism about U S Public Health Service interest in Kansas University and the potential water pollution control research laboratory at KU. Gov John Anderson, Ross McKinney, and Wescoe met with Anthony Celebreeze and officials, who may visit KU soon to review facilities. Celebreeze remained noncommittal. Wescoe noted Senator attended conferences and returned from an East Coast trip, including a White House reception for Costa Rica's president and first lady. The President reportedly had a cold and did not dance at dinner.
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U. S
Kansas University
W. Clarge Wescoe
John Anderson
Ross E. McKinney
Wescae
Anthony J. Celebreeze
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S. Public Health Service
Wescoe
U.S. Public Health Service
Lawrence
Anderson
Lawrence Board of Education to Meet at Central Junior High
The Lawrence Board of Education meets at 7 30 tonight in Central Junior High School. The boiler replacement contract at Central is expected to be awarded. Other business includes election of new teachers designation of depositories for the 1964 65 fiscal year official paper for the coming school year and approval of purchase contracts. School district unification is on the agenda. Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service Rumsey Funeral Home VI 6111 Adv.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Central
Expanded Parole Plan For Kansas Explained
A public briefing on Kansas expanded parole spending will be at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt. Parole officer Dale Imhoff of Douglas and Johnson Counties leads the session with more planned monthly talks. He says civic and church groups have welcomed the program and it should interest those who may assist someone on parole.
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Kansas
8Th
Dale Imhoff
Douglas
Johnson Counties
Imhoff
Lawrence
Carlson to Carlson over Carver birthplace claim
Springfield AP report notes Missouri Rep Durward Hall and state Rep Robert Young condemning Sen Frank Carlson for quoting a Congressional Record claim that George Washington Carver was born in Nicodemus Kansas. The article cites Carver born near Diamond Missouri and involved monument plans at Diamond.
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Springfield
Missouri
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Robert E. Young
Carthage
Young
Carlson
Carver
Senate
Niceodemus
Kan
Rooks County
Stockton
Hollywood
Calif
Record Fourth of July traffic toll rises to 486 deaths
National three day Fourth of July weekend reported 486 deaths from traffic accidents from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, topping the 1960 high of 442 in a similar three day period.
Lodge cites Scranton in Midwest swing for nomination
Kansas and Missouri tour launches as Henry Cabot Lodge promotes Gov. William Scranton for the Republican nomination. He calls Goldwater's lock on the race wishful thinking, says Scranton is the Underdog with surprising support possible at San Francisco. Lodge meets Kansas delegates and hints at nonattack strategy while eyeing absent delegates.
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Wichita
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Missouri
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Scranton
San Francisco
Goldwater
Milton Eisenhower
Ames Post Is Open Ames City Manager to resign
Ames Iowa home of Iowa State University seeks a new city administrator as John M Carpenter resigns effective Aug 1 to become Grand Island Neb city manager. Harold Horn also resigns Aug 1 to join the International City Managers Assn in Chicago as associate director.
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Lawrence
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
John M. Carpenter
Grand Island
Neb
Harold Horn
International City Managers Assn
Chicago
Lawrence City Commission reviews city manager applicants
City commissioners met at City Hall to consider roughly 40 applications for the Lawrence city manager post. Current City Manager Harold Horn, resigning August 1 to join the International City Managers Association, said interviews with the leading candidates would be arranged, with several expected later this week.
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Lawrence City Commission
City Hall
Horn
Memorial Hospital Roll Call From Kansas and Beyond
A list of patients, residents, and caretakers connected to Memorial Hospital and various facilities across Kansas, West Virginia, Missouri, and North Carolina. Names appear with ages and addresses, including multiple mentions of hospital wards and home addresses in Eudora, Baldwin, Haysville, and Wichita.
Births Reported For Five Local Families
Mr and Mrs Albert Hess Route 3 welcome a daughter on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Ward 1026 Lawrence Ave announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs M J Freeman 1733 Miller Dr announce a son today. Mr and Mrs Elmer Callison Stouffer Place announce a daughter on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Boyd 1003 Emery Rd report a daughter born Sunday.
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Albert Hess
Charles Ward
Lawrence Ave
M. J.freeman
Miller Dr
Elmer Callison
Stouffer Place
Harold Boyd
Emery Rd
Castro Pushes Pact to Ease U S Castro Effort Seen to Ease U S Relations
New York report cites Fidel Castro offering to halt Cuban support for Latin American revolutionaries if the United States ends support for subversion. He proposes talks to improve ties, withdraws guards from Guantanamo, and promises a constitutional shift by 1969. He estimates 15,000 political prisoners to be released and discusses indemnifying seized U S properties. The interview notes Moscow may back closer ties.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
New York Times
Castro
Latin America
Guantanamo Naval Base
Havana
Soviet Union
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Don Phelps
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Atlanta, Ga
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
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U.S. District Court
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Mexico City
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Mexico
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Williams
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William Dunnagan
Edward Pyle
Mary McAlister
Harold Hase
Powers
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Brook
Mark Lindenman
Schwarz Rd
Myrtle Woodard
Alta Vorhies
Ruby Hamilton
Romney
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J. F. Canfield
Linwood
Lilian Beasley
Valleyview Home
Clara Johnston
N. H
David Johnston
Maiden Lane
Namai Segovia
Kansas City
Ronnie Williams
Gertrude Kinnett
Sioky Rest Home
Myrtle Cooper
Valleyview
Harold Swartz
William Nieder
Herbert Hamlin
Ralleigh
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June Regnier
Route 2
John Rider
Nealie Hubbard
Elizabeth Mole
Haskell
Armilda Dunlap
Sunset Dr
Mable Nieder
Route 5
Fred .Webb
Barbara Evans
Mechanic
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W. 7Th
Ray Hall
McLouth
Barbara Osborn
Maine St
Lavern McGuinn
Mary Hi
Ruby Lobb
Conn
W. 20Th
Marian Allen
Eva Downing
Tenn
Florence Cain
Elm
Della van Keuren
Norma Elliott
Maple
Helen Miller
Ind
Merl Childers
Pearl Rhodes
Ark
Angie Dixon
Ohio
Paul Abel
R. I
Judith Hood
W. 22Nd
Delores Taber
Richard Eder
Lawrence Memorial Co
RMAN
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Virginia Inn
Santa FE Railroad
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NEW York Air Brake
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NEW York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood
Robert Dillon
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