Mrs Stockton, Lawrence Civic Leader, Dies at 71
Margaret Stansbury Stockton of Lawrence died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital at age 71 after a lengthy illness. She led numerous civic groups here including the Recreation Council, Community Service League, and the Bert Nash Mental Health Clinic, and was active in education and PTA work. Her survivors include husband Frank T. Stockton, two sons, a brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Cooper-Warren Mortuary with graveside rites at Memorial Park Cemetery. contributions may go to the Douglas County Humane Society.
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Margaret Stansbury Stockton
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stockton
Ind. St
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Douglas County Humane Society
Frank T. Stockton
Kansas University Business School
KU Extension
R. Stansbury Stockton
Bloomington
Ind
Philip J. Stockton
Toie
Dale F. Stans
Durham
N. C
Marge Stockton
College of Liberal Arts
State University
KU Newcomers Club
PTA
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lawrence Recreation Council
Recreation Commission
Navy
Bert Nash
Mba
Douglas County Mane Society
Hes Ise Memorial Aniaa Gh
Freein
Rush Week Sets Early Start for KU Fraternities
KU will start fall rush early for the third year with open rush July 30 to Aug 31, pledges up to 75 percent of house goals, and September formal rush for those not pledging. Sorority fall rush Sept 10 to 14. registration due July 15. about 100 women expected to participate.
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Mount Oread
Martin Holmer
Wichita
Inter- Fraternity Council
Rush
John Wratil
Larned
Templin Hall
Lawrence
Sidewalk Bazaar Awaits July 21 in Lawrence
Final plans for the seventh annual Sidewalk Bazaar in Lawrence set for July 21 propose a city wide event from 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. with downtown and shopping center displays, a treasure hunt, evening music, and a street sale. The committee expects a large turnout and has secured city permission for sidewalk booths and two parking stalls per corner from 7th to 11th Streets on Massachusetts. Groups may call the Chamber of Commerce before July 18 to reserve locations.
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Lawrence
Walt Lister
C of C
Ed TV Specialist To Speak Tonight To School Group
Dr. Philip Lewis of Chicago public schools will address Lawrence school administrators and board members about educational television curricula and the future of TV in Lawrence. He will speak at 6 pm in the Little Banquet and again Saturday morning with Supt. Carl Knox and others to plan programs for 19 attendance areas and three supplementary centers. Approval from Washington is required before funding and construction can begin under Title II.
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Philip Lewis
Bureau of Research Development and Special Projects
Chicago Public Schools
Lawrence
Dr. Lewis
Lewis
Educational TV
Carl S. Knox
Robert Ramsey
Robert Lowther
Washington
Four People Treated At Lawrence Hospital
Four persons were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Thursday. Three were discharged from the emergency room after minor injuries. one was admitted. Larry Samuel Smith, 308 Ill., lacerations of the scalp after being struck by a car. Eugene Corel, 59, Route 2, fell from a roof injuring multiple parts. Ralph Eugene Spencer, 10, Route 1, bitten by a rat on the left index finger. Frank A. Southard, 25, 1417 E. 15th St., lacerations on the left finger from an electric saw.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Larry Samuel Smith
Eugene Corel
Route 2
Ralph Eugene Spencer
Route 1
Frank A. Southard
E. 15Th St
Jayhawks Ticket Exchange Rules for KU Season Passes
Lawrence KU officials said season ticket holders must exchange coupons for specific date tickets. Coupons do not guarantee reserved seats without advance ticketing. John Garcia announced McAllaster School summer art classes extend to July 15 with open house July 15 from 10 to 11 a.m. Fourteen Baldwin girls were named Maple Leaf Queen candidates with final date tbd.
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McAllaster School
Gregg Thomas
R. I. St
Bobby Taschner
Clare Cr
Stuart
Doug Harwood
Broadview Dr
Journal-World Photos
Kansas University
John Garcia
Baldwin
Linda Bowman
Catherine Brown
Gloria Christie
Belinda Cook
Nancy Gilges
Janie Hegeman
Alena Hobson
Margie Johnson
Roxie Johnson
Jeanette Kalb
Shirley Lawson
Jo Ann Mitchell
Kathryn Morche
Deneese Shutz
Deer hunters may apply for Kansas 1966 season
Pratt Kansas AP The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will open deer hunting permit applications July 15. Firearms permits are first come first served with 6000 permits across 13 units and 20 percent reserved for resident farmland owners. Archery permits have no limit and run Oct 1 to Dec 9 statewide, firearms season Dec 10 to Dec 14 in 13 units.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Bill Peabody
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Rioting Prisoners Restored to Cells at Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore AP reports rioting prisoners were moved back to cell blocks at about 2 p.m. Vernon Pepersack, Maryland corrections commissioner, said inmates returned on their own and that authorities avoided using clubs or dogs.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland Penitentiary
Vernon Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
Muirfield Open Leads Phil Rodgers Over Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers, ex Marine from La Jolla California, fired a five under par 30 after a 40 to seize a two stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus in the British Open third round at Muirfield Scotland.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Theft at Deep Rock Service Station Totals $36
Police were told by manager Gerald Gerber that $36 was stolen from the cash drawer at 930 W. 23 St. The incident likely occurred Wednesday night or early Thursday, with about $4 in gas also taken from a pump.
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Deep Rock
W. 23
Gerald Gerber
E. 15 St
LHS Activity Plans Shared At Lawrence Council Meeting
Lawrence High School student council officers discuss next year’s events including Aug 27 signing party, Sept 9 first dance, Sept 14 get together with rival schools, and Sept 30 homecoming football at Lawrence versus Hayden High. They plan to greet new students and enrollments Aug 22–24.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Roy Cropp
Tom Miller
Joe Flannery
Max Stalcup
Lawrence
Stalcup
Hayden High School
Hoffa Seizes Five Year Term as Top Union Leader
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa won a new five year term at a Miami Beach convention. He pledged to steer the 1.7 million member union with expanded power to negotiate contracts, safeguard his job security, and resist federal and press opposition while seeking renewed AFL-CIO ties on Teamster terms.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Congress
Afl-Cio
DuPont Cellophane Plant Economic Impact Report
The Tecumseh Topeka Lawrence region benefited from the Du Pont cellophane plant with a last year total impact over 6.7 million dollars. Plant payroll reached 4.375 million and local purchases from about 170 area firms totaled 2.387 million. The plant bought 1.886 million from over 300 Kansas firms outside the immediate area and from Kansas City Missouri. Employment averaged just over 550. The plant has operated since 1958.
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Tecumseh - Topeka - Lawrence
du Pont Company
Tecumseh
Myron R. Haradon
Haradon
Kansas
Kansas City
du Pont
United States
Film Department
Printing Survey Not Urgent In Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council backs a study of the State Printing Plant not as an emergency. Gov. Avery asked after the June tornado to assess damage and federal aid options while production had resumed fully. The Budget Committee plans to focus on a proposed constitutional amendment.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
William H. Avery
Legislative Council
Avery
Council
Glee Smith
R-Larned
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Kansas University Fraternity
Mount Oread Sorority
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Red Cross
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Deane W. Malott
Alpha Phi Sorority
Alpha Phi
American Association of University Women
University Women's Club
Lawrence Panhellenic Association
Kiwanis
Lowther
Lawrence Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th Vi
Montgomery Ward
Philco
Miller Furniture CO
Bien ‘As
Goo
DuPont
Rumsey Funeral Home
Mortuary Home — Owned
New Hampshire
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