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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
3
Kansas City notes market quotes across grains eggs and live stock with prices for wheat corn soybeans oats and barley. AP reports futures moves and cash prices in Kansas City New York and Chicago along with dairy and hog prices and brief stock activity.
Market generally was lower with IBM down 11 points after a mixed earnings report. Aircraft shares fell 2, while steel stocks declined. Electronic and rail groups rose from the start as most major sectors traded mixed. Bond market also showed a mixed session.
Jane Lee Moses 86 died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after seven years with her daughter Mrs. William P. Albrecht of 1108 Avalon Rd Mason County Kentucky born December 19 1877 former Maysville resident funeral services 10:30 a.m. Thursday Porter Clay Funeral Home Maysville burial Maysville Cemetery survivors include two sons Graham Lee Moses and Thomas Lanier Moses Jr both of Pittsburgh Pa one brother J Callen Lee of Mason County five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Rumsey Funeral Home to handle local arrangements
Mrs Eldena C Willey 65 of 2609 Belle Crest died at home on Monday Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Harold M Mallett officiating Burial will follow Wednesday afternoon at Marion Kaw Survivors include husband Frank E Willey a son Elden Willey at 2101 N H St a daughter Mrs Margaret E Wigington of Lanham Md two sisters Mrs Phyllis Melton of Marion and Mrs Louise Blackim of Topeka two brothers Broder Williamson of Minneapolis Kan and Ford Williamson of Beloit and five grandchildren Memorial tributes are requested by the family
Mrs Linda M Denton 71 of 1305 Wt St died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A cook at the Concordia House Kansas University she had lived in Lawrence since 1942. Services set 10:30 am Friday at Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev Edwin Price. A second service 2:30 pm Friday at Farris Funeral Home Colony Kan burial Colony Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Marjorie Merriott sister Hilda Smith and brothers John Joens Walter Joens and four grandchildren.
A list of newborns and parents from Memorial Hospital and area addresses. Notable entries include baby girls and boys born to families in Topeka Lecompton Eudora DeSoto Baldwin and other nearby communities with dates listed as Monday or today.
Two girls discuss a blind date on a telephone line during a sunspot sparked communications disruption at a New Jersey station. The incident livened up the station's programming and drew attention to the fragile broadcast link.
George W. Lee, 67, of Memphis, vows to appeal to the Republican National Convention floor after the credentials committee rejected his claim of racial discrimination in Tennessee's 9th District. The committee vote was 66 to 19 against Lee's challenge to delegate selection rules.
The Tennessee delegation faced a dispute as credentials committee hearings were disputed by a claimant who argued the process was unfair. He accused Lewis R. Donelson III and Robert B. James of breaking from the party and forming a separate Republican machine in Shelby County amid racial overtones.
Kansas University senior Errol Haun from Larned will give a piano recital at 8 p.m. Thursday in Swarthout Recital Hall. Admission is free. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in F minor, Beethoven Sonata in F minor Op. 57, Debussy Images Book I, and Brahms Sonata in C major Op. 1.
Taipei report notes the Chinese press uses the three syllables ko te hua for Goldwater. The phrase has no fixed meaning though it could be interpreted as lance virtue flower in translation.
In County Court George King in Oklahoma City waived preliminary hearing and bound over to November term for child desertion. District Court binds over Joseph M. Waterman of Kansas City to stand trial on drunken on public highway and related charges with $50 fines. Otilia L. Garcia of Kansas City charged with drunkenness with $50. Mack Taylor Jr. of New York driving while intoxicated and reckless driving with $125 and 30 days jail. John L. Fields of Liberal faces two counts of no account check, six months each. Eric Shulenberger of Kansas City accused of obtaining books under false pretenses with $25. Filed notices include Carol J. Lathrom vs Noble Lathrom Jr and others with additional cross suits and party pairs listed.
Sharon Weaver and Vivian Norris sue for separate maintenance against Patrick Norris. Rosella Bryant sues Leslie Bryant. James Le Roux sues Delores LeRoux. Lila B Snowden faces James Snowden. Brenda Hurrelbrink sues Donald E Hurrelbrink.
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