Maxwell named staff for KU Endowment Office
Dale Maxwell a former KU Alumni Association president and noted bridge contractor will join the KU Endowment Association on Sept 1 as director of Special Gifts and Bequests. He joins Irvin Youngberg Maurice Barker and Todd Seymour on the fundraising team, with Chancellor Wescoe praising the move.
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Dale Maxwell
Columbus
Kansas University Alumni Association
KU Endowment Association
Maxwell
Endowment
Irvin Youngberg
Maurice Barker
Greater University Fund
Todd Seymour
GUF
Maurice Breidenthal
Clarke Wescoe
Dale
Alumni Association
Association
Korb
Lawrence
Kansas State University
George Washington University
Washington D.C
Quartermaster General
War Department
Washington
Chief of Transportation
Navy
Maxwell Bridge Co
Kansas Contractors ‘Association
Associated General Contractors of
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Masonic ‘Lodge
Shrine
Columbus United ‘Fund
Maxwells
Martha Swift
Ft. Collins
Colo
Sara Wright
Kansas City
Kan
Youngberg
Wespee
City Hikes Police and Fire Wages While Budget Details Unfold
City officials propose a $420 annual raise per worker in the Police and Fire Departments to lift entry pay to $365 monthly and top pay to $405. The plan includes broader budget figures for General Operating Fund and related departments with 1983 figures and projected water department costs.
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Horn
Springer
Water Department
Water and Sewage and Sanitation
City Commission
Dorsey Liberty Legion Installs Alan Fisher Leader
Alan Fisher of 810 Schwarz Rd is elected commander of the Dorsey Liberty American Legion Post. Bill Taggart and Harold Heren named to the executive committee. Installation led by Department Commander J Gib Mantey. Post to move into new home on U S 40 by November with progress noted by Gene Riling. Thirteen delegates named to state convention in Topeka.
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Alan Fisher
Schwarz Rd
Reuter Organ Co
Dorsey-Liberty American Legion
Fisher
Din-a-Mite
Bill Taggart
Taggart
Harold Herren
J. Gib Mantey
Mound City
Lawrence Post
Gene Riling
Riling
U. S. 40
The
Post
Troopers Deployed as Charleston Seethes Over Racial Unrest
Gov Donald Russell ordered state troopers into racially torn Charleston and placed National Guard on alert as violence flared Tuesday night. Six Charleston officers and a fireman were slightly injured in the first outbreak of anti segregation protests this month.
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Columbia
S.C
Donald Russell
Charle‘ston
National Guard
Charleston
South Carolina
Ruswell
Moscow talks ban jokes lighten tense inspection issue
At the Moscow nuclear test ban talks a joke by Andrei Gromyko and Lord Hailsham highlights that inspection remains the central sticking point. In Lawrence, street resurfacing on Indiana Illinois and Mississippi, plus 17th Street, progresses with Hankamer Asphalt and Kansas Construction as contractors. Kansas Power and Light installs new mercury vapor lights at 6th and Mass Sta as the whiteway project begins.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Indiana
Illinois
Mississippi Street
17Th
Louisiana
17Th Street
Alabama
Hankamer Asphalt Company
Topeka
Kansas Construction Company
Lawrence
Ninth Street
Emery Road
Iowa
Kansas Power and Light Company
6Th and
Mass. Sta
South Park Street
6Th
KPL
Lawrence High Ag Students Attend State Meat Judging School
Fourteen Lawrence High vocational agriculture seniors attended a State Meat Judging School at the Cudahy Packing Plant in Wichita on Tuesday. The group learned to judge meat cuts and carcasses for pork beef and sheep as preparation for the State Contest on October 2. Lawrence students previously represented Kansas at national meets in 1860 and 1963, with 175 participants from Kansas at the event. Participants include Norman Beeghley and others, under supervision of instructors Walter Gehrbach and Roy Cropp.
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Lawrence High Vocational Agriculture
Wichita
Future Farmers of America
Cudahy
Lawrence High
Kansas
Lawrence
Norman Beeghley
FFA
Roger Hallenbeck
Lynn Kring
Harlan Robertson
James Trybom
Gary Brink
Lyle Hoover
Dan Kennedy
Sentinel
David Salsbury
Jim Shultz
Guy’ Shultz
Roger Tucker
Dennis Pfantz
Mike Wempe
Walter Gehrbach
Roy Cropp
City awards contract to demolish three buildings on Vermont St lot
The City Commission awarded Alfred Coffman and Son Wrecking Co. of Lawrence a 2450 dollar contract to remove three buildings at the south end of the 800 block on Vermont Street. Work starts once permits and utility disconnections are in place, with options remaining on most of the block’s frontage. Negotiations continue with Bowman Radio and the owners of the north 75 feet of frontage.
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Vermont Street
Alfred Coffman and Son Wrecking Company
Lawrence
Turner Produce
Weavers
Harold Horn
Bowman Radio and Television Service
Wt. St
Bowman
Farm Bureau Contest Set For Friday In Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Bureau invites seventh to twelfth graders to a citizenship contest Friday at 3 p.m. The entry topic is what American Heritage Means to Me. Readings include the written statement oral delivery and a personal interview. Four delegates will be chosen to attend a citizenship seminar August 30 to September 24 at Camp Springs Ranch near Junction City.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Ridge Ct
Ae Springs Ranch
Junctionity
Barry Goldwater Rejects TV Debate Invitation
Senator Barry Goldwater declined a televised debate with Governor Nelson Rockefeller citing a desire to avoid actions that could cause disunity in the Republican Party. Rockefeller aide in New York City did not immediately comment on the invitation from CBS News president Rich ard S. Salant.
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Goldwater
Richards
Salant
CBS News
Rockefeller
New York City
VanderWerf Takes Presidency At Hope College Michigan
Dr. C. A. VanderWerf, Hope College alumnus and KU Chemistry chair, becomes the eighth president of Hope College in Holland Michigan. He departs Lawrence with his wife and five daughters and one son to assume duties July 1 and will reside at 92 East 10th Street.
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C. A. VanderWerf
Hope College of
Ohio University
VanderWerf
Hope College
Michigan School
Dutch Reformed Church
Irwin J. Lubbers
Holland
Lake Michigan
Grand Rapids
W. Clarke Wescoe
VanderWerfs
10Th St
Fed Raises Discount Rate to Stem Overseas Flows
The Federal Reserve Board lifted the discount rate from 3 to 3 1/2 percent in a move to curb capital leaving the United States. The action signals tighter short term credit as Kennedy prepares a congressional message on trimming the balance of payments deficit and boosting exports.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Holding Firm Locally The Fed Bank In Kansas City
The Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City has not raised its discount rate. An official said the executive committee meets July 25 to set the rate as required every 14 days, but action was not disclosed. The board meets August 8. The rate has been 3 percent since August 12, 1960, after a prior 3.1 percent level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Washington Post News Service
Store Window Damaged at A and P Supermarket
A BB gun pellet damaged a one by ten foot window at the A and P supermarket. Manager Richard Feaker reported the break to police. The window is valued at 235 dollars and will be replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Feaker
Feaker
Two Wrecks Cause Five Hundred Twenty Five in Damage
Damage estimated at 525 dollars from two traffic wrecks on Lawrence streets. No injuries reported. At 2 20 p m a collision at 9th and Lowan Streets involved Arthur Hagelin and Dianna Thomas with 275 dollars damage. At 5 20 p m a second crash at East 13th Street 800 block involved O B Leary and James Waggoner causing 250 dollars damage.
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Lawrence Streets
Arthur L. Hagelin
Otawa
Dianna E. Thomas
N. St
9Th and
Lown Sts
O. B. Leary
E. 13Th St
James S. Waggoner
E. 14Th St
East 13Th
Rockefeller to Enter State Primaries for 1964 Nomination
Newsday reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller will enter the 1964 Republican primaries to show strength in key states. He believes a strong primary showing is his only path to overtaking Sen. Barry Goldwater. Rockefeller could not be reached for comment.
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Garden City
N.Y
Newsday
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Long Island
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Stanwix Wins Police Pension Board Presidency
Detective Dick Stanwix was elected president of the Police Pension Board on Tuesday night, succeeding outgoing president Assistant Chief Jim Collins. Officer Kenneth Harmon became vice president, and Margaret Robertson was re elected treasurer as the board governs all pension matters for the Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Stanwix
Police Pension Board
Asst
Jim Collins
Kenneth Harmon
Margaret Robertson
Police Department
Card of Thanks for hospital care and flowers
I express gratitude to the doctors nurses and aides on the third floor north for their kindness. Thanks also to the women of Good Lutheran Church Lawrence Chapter of Sweet Adelines friends neighbors for flowers cards and acts of kindness during my long hospital stay. Vonda Lindenman.
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Women of Good Lutheran Church
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines
Vonda Lindenman
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