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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1969

Page

8

James H Kesinger 76 Dies. Rites Planned in Lawrence

James H Kesinger 76 of Rt 1 died Saturday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home. Survivors include his widow Pearl two daughters Marian Gilbert Overbrook and Ruby Casebier Oskaloosa two sons Melfred Oak Grove Mo and Paul Windsor Calif seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. a brother Wesley Owens Blue Springs Mo two sisters Dora Anderson and Dorothea Bousman Shawnee. Funeral services set for 10 am Tuesday at Ramsey Funeral Home Lawrence officiated by Rev Wade K Ramsey burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Rt. 1 Lawrence Memorial Hospital Rumsey Funeral Home Pearl Marian Gilbert Overbrook Ruby Casebier Oskaloosa Melfred Oak Grove Paul Windsor Calif Ramsey Funeral Home Lawrence Wade K. Ramsey Memorial Park Cemetery

Mrs Dosia Hall 68 Baldwin. died at Lawrence Memorial

Mrs Dosia L Hall age 68 of Baldwin died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital She was born August 11 1902 in Merriam and was a member of Baldwin Baptist Church Survived by her widower Robert and two daughters Wanda Jean Hall and Grand

Baldwin Dosia L. Hall Lawrence Memorial Hospital Merriam Baldwin Baptist Church Robert Wanda Jean Hall

Hoover seeks 525 more agents in record budget request

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover asked Congress for 525 lawyers and accountants and possibly a few linguists and chemists to boost special agents to a record 17345. He sought about 233 million for fiscal 1970 as part of a 13.2 million increase to fight organized crime, with broad support from subcommittee members.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Congress Hoover House Nixon John J. Rooney Dn.y

Viola Bow Stolen From Murphy Hall Locker

Les Anderson of Lombard Illinois reports a $200 viola bow stolen Thursday from a locker on the fifth floor of Murphy Hall at Kansas University while he attends the Midwestern Music and Art Camp. KU officers also report a window peeper sighting Saturday night at Building 11 Stouffer Place. no suspect found.

Les Anderson Lombard, Ill Kansas University Anderson Murphy Hall Stouffer Place

Obituary for Lula Mae Hearst 80 at Valleyview Rest Home

Lula Mae Hearst 80 of 1102 W 6th St died Saturday at Valleyview Rest Home. She leaves two daughters Mrs Ida Sweeney and Mrs Ruby Tullis two sons Fred Wright Wade Wright two brothers Other Miller and Monroe Miller a sister Maude Wampler and ten grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev I M Gjelistad officiating. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery.

Lula Mae Hearst W. 6Th St Valleyview Rest Home Ida Sweeney Ruby Tullis Valley Falls Fred Wright Willow Springs Wade Wright Eureka Calif Other Miller Jonesboro Ark Monroe Miller Flint Mich Maude Wampler Rumsey Funeral Home Rev. I. M. Gjelistad Oak Hill Cemetery

Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Chestie Rinck Niotaze

Funeral services are pending at Grave Funeral Home for Mrs. Chestie Rinck 87 of Niotaze who died this morning. Burial will be in Niotaze cemetery. Survivors include son Glen Peru Kans daughter Helen Miner Eudora brothers Charley Johnson Denver Frank Johnson Benton 10 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren born June 25 1882 in Mound Valley and a Niotaze United Methodist Church member.

Caney Chestie Rinck Niotaze Glen Peru Kans Helen Miner Eudora Charley Johnson Denver Colo Frank Johnson Benton Rinck Mound Valley Niotaze United Methodist Church

William R. Horn 77 Funeral Held in Topeka

Funeral services were held for William R. Horn 77 at Penwell Gabel Funeral Home Topeka after a long illness. He died Wednesday at the Methodist Home for the Aged. Burial was in Memorial. Survivors include sister Mrs. Margaret Redfearn and niece Mrs. Louise Gulley of Lawrence. Horn known as the dean of Kansas Athletic coaches taught 45 years and coached 41 years and served as principal at several Kansas schools including the Boys Industrial School. He was a World War I veteran born September 11 1891 in Russell County and a Fort Hays State College graduate.

Topeka Penwell-Gabel William R. Horn Methodist Home Memorial Park Cemetery Margaret Redfearn Louise Gulley Lawrence Horn Kansas Boys Industrial School Russell County Fort Hays State College

Warren Warren Named 6th District Judge in Kansas

TOPEKA AP Appointment of Charles Warren of Fort Scott as judge of the 6th Judicial District was announced by Governor Docking. Warren fills the unexpired term of Judge Robert H. Miller who resigned to become a U S Magistrate. Warren will serve until the next general election. He is active in veterans and masonic groups and has two sons.

Topeka Charles Warren Fort Scott 6Th Judicial District Robert Docking Docking Paraguary South America Warren Robert H. Miller Bourbon County Kansas Bar Associations Kansas Corporation Commission University of Kansas Washburn University

Grant to Malinowsky for Geoscience Inventory Analysis

A $20,000 grant to H. Robert Malinowsky, assistant director of KU libraries, funds an Inventory Analysis of the Geoscience Serials of the World. The project will compile 5,000 to 7,500 titles, noting publication place, language, copyright data, periodicity, publisher, price, and holdings.

Malinowsky H. Robert Malinowsky Kansas University American Geological Institute

Wisconsin Team Wins Jaycees International BB Shoot

Wisconsin champions from Brookfield won the team title in the Jaycees International BB shooting tournament in Kansas City with 1 865 of 2 000 points. Norton, Kansas, placed second with 1 853. Salem, Missouri, finished 11th with 1 752. Mike Triggs of Tulsa won the individual crown with 385 400. David Woborni of Wisconsin was second with 380 and Pat Rodenbaugh of Norton, Kansas, was third with 379.

Kansas City Wisconsin Brookfield Norton Kan Salem Mike Triggs Tulsa Okla David Wobornl Pat Rodenbaugh Norton, Kan

Tiger Trophy for Stafford

Col. Thomas P. Stafford, commander of Apollo 10, received the Flying Tiger Pilot trophy at the 27th Flying Tigers reunion in OJAS California. He credited World War II veterans under Lt. Gen. Claire Lee Chennault with backing and praised American resolve and the service of hundreds of thousands who helped in Asia during the war.

Ojas Calif Thomas P. Stafford Asia Claire Lee Chennault Stafford Flying Tigers America

Busch gifts four buffaloes to LBJ Park near Johnson City

August A. Busch Jr, president of Anheuser-Busch, Inc, ordered four two year old buffaloes shipped today to Johnson State Park adjoining the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City Texas. The animals join a small herd already on the park's several hundred acres of grazing land which opened recently.

Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Early Monday Morning

Kansas traffic death log shows 12 for July 19 1969 and 325 for the comparable 1968 period with 9 hours to 9 a.m. Monday. The Topeka AP report lists totals and compares year over year figures in a brief log style.

Topeka Kansas

Nader charges USDA hides meat inspection failings

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader accuses the Agriculture Department of suppressing a critical report on meat-processing plants and failing to push compliance with the Wholesome Meat Act. He cites a five week old finding that 150 plants label meat with federal stamps yet do not meet federal standards.

Washington Agriculture Department Ralph Nader Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Nader Department Consumer and Marketing Service Robert Ek. Somers Somers Eral

Men in Service Pfc Coffman Transferred to West Point

Pfc Roger Coffman son of Mr and Mrs John Coffman of 750 Elm St was transferred to West Point Academy to serve as a fireman. He joined the service last October after two and a half years with the Lawrence Fire Department and prior duty at Ft Rucker Alabama. Correspondence may be sent to Pfc John Roger Coffman U S 56433343 West Point Fire Department 721 Washington Rd West Point N Y 10996.

Roger Coffman John Coffman Elm St West Point Academy Pfc Coffman Lawrence

ROTC Cadet Toler Attends Summer Camp at Ft Riley

Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps Cadet Terence L. Toler 20 son of Mr and Mrs Billy G Toler Baldwin attends ROTC Advance Summer Camp from June 14 to July 25 at Ft Riley He is a student at Kansas University and a member of the National Society of Pershing Rifles.

Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Terence L. Toler Billy G. Toler Baldwin Ft. Riley Toler Kansas University National Society of Pershing Rifles

Hospital Births and Transfers List Amid Chicago Merchand ise Mart Claim

A long hospital and residence directory lists names and addresses for patients and transfers including many individuals with babies born or due, such as Yvonne Hedges and baby, Christina Skinner and baby, and Arlene Manning and baby. It notes Clarence King and Philip Jones as transfers and references a Perry, Topeka, Lecompton, and Ottawa locations. The article ends with the note that Chicago's Merchandise Mart is the largest commercial building in the world with 97 acres of floor space.

Ray Powell Ark Henry Eisele Tonganoxie Jolene Lawson Stouffer Yvonne Hedges Donald Williams Linwood Judith Wilson Ousdahl Beatrice Tucker Mich Macnelly Floyd N.H. Steven Beck R.I Arlene Manning Lawrence Jamenia Davis Valleyview Rest Home Clarence King St. Joseph John Gleasure Myrtle Debutts Carolyn Kraus Merle Hitchcock Baldwin Carrie O’rouke Topeka Christina Skinner McLouth Ada Walker Lyons Judith Eckman W. 2Nd Clarance Sears Wedgewood Leland Miller Anna Romero Chicago Merchandise Mart

Mishaps Kill 3 Sunday in State

Three people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend, raising the state toll to 11 for the Independence Day period. Victims include John Corneman of Wamego and Art Searcy of Wichita among others, with multiple injuries reported and incidents across cities from Lenexa to Hays.

Kansas John Corneman Wamego Neil Sherlock Rita Art Searcy Wichita Tinley Park Raymond Richard M. Smith Uniontown Kan U.S. 69 Louisburg Robert L. Fuller Olathe I-35 Lenexa Hays Henry A. Herman Laura Weigal Aurora Colo Garland L. Osenbaugh Mooreland Okla Sylvia

Sgt Kenneth Harrison to depart for Vietnam service

Sgt Kenneth Harrison son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Harrison of 1507 Davis Rd is on leave from Bergstrom AFB and will report to Tan Son Nhut AFB Saigon Vietnam for photo reconnaissance duty. He formerly attended Kansas University and enlisted three years ago. Correspondence may be sent to him at Tan Son Nhut APO San Francisco California 96307.

Kenneth Harrison Edgar Harrison Davis Rd Bergstrom Afb Austin Tex Tansonnhut Afb Saigon Vietnam Harrison Kansas University Combat Support Group Apo San Francisco Calif

Two Youths Drown In Missouri River At Leavenworth

Six children waded into the Missouri River to wash mud off when two boys, Carl E. Smith 13 and Carl Saulter 8, drowned. Sister Lovie Saulter 11 was rescued by step-brother Clarence Simpson 26 as others alerted. search found the bodies in 20 feet of water hours later.

Leavenworth Kan Missouri Carl E. Smith Carl Saulter Lovie Saulter Clarence Simpson Young Smith Simpson Old City Lovie Sauber Lovie

Federal State Action Forces Closure of 27 Poultry Plants

Washington AP Federal state cooperation forced 27 poultry plants to close or clean up for public health. The Agriculture Department reported progress under the Wholesome Poultry Products Act, targeting 13 percent of poultry not under federal inspection and aiming for a uniform system by August 1971. States listed closures and corrections by plant, with Connecticut and Rhode Island among those reporting actions.

Washington Agriculture Department National System of Poultry Inspection Connecticut Idaho Massachusetts Missouri Nebraska Rhode Island

Child Dies of Malnutrition in Wichita Home

Police say 8 year old Kenneth McDonald died from malnutrition and heat effects in a locked bedroom at his estranged mother Edna McDonald's home in Wichita. Father Warren McDonald found the body. autopsy showed no physical abuse. Four siblings in the home remain safe.

Wichita Kan Warren McDonald Kenneth William Eckert McDonald Edna Carl Pope

Symington Urges Limiting Federal Flood Pool Land Buys

Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri argues in a Senate speech that the government should buy only land within the flood pool of federal reservoirs to avoid wasting money. He notes much of the pool would flood only infrequently, once every 20 50 or 100 years.

Washington Stuart Symington Dmo Senate Symington

Ordinance on Sewer Lateral Construction in Trail Park Addition

A city ordinance details the plan to construct an eight inch sanitary sewer lateral and force main to serve Lots 1 through Trail Park Addition in Lawrence Kansas. The document specifies measurements from the northwest corner of Trail Park Addition and describes the sewer main route and alignment to serve the development.

Celist Lawrence Osaid City Trail Park Kansas Loree Main Lotot Rail Park Gots 1 Shotion Jlst KSA K.S.A Clark Morton Vern Mercer Lawrence Daily Journal-World Transis Trail Road Lot la Kaawreneces Bhoek Pioneer Ridge Noods Pioneer Ridge No Laawrence Dotpehas County Sasas Kaaw Bassi Darwrenee Katsas Darks Phat Mortons Abavor Vera Mercer City Cork

Lawrence ordinance authorizes sewer work and public notices

City of Lawrence Kansas approves construction of an eight inch sanitary sewer in Trail Park and Pioneer Ridge areas with manholes and lampholes. Notices list property districts benefiting Lots 1-8 Trail Park Addition and surrounding Pioneer Ridge sections. Public proceedings include probate notices and minimum structures enforcement for Perry Street parcels 603 and 604, with hearing outcomes and demolition orders if noncompliant.

Wiest Lawrence Daily Journal-World Minientoa City of Lawrence Saiosas Perry Street S.W North Laawrence Douphis County Nwaosas Perry Charles No Moones Dolog VPS Kansas Kenneth Jorgensen 7Th and Ash Street Tepinniig Dei Ao Jn N Douglas County Sam Upton Lienholders Douglas County Order Clerk VCS Daw SK Kenneth Jorgensen

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