Lawrence High Student Tops Journalism Camp Honors
Kathy Vaughan of Lawrence was named top journalism student at the 26th Midwestern Music and Art Camp. She earned the meritorious journalism award and serves as managing editor of the Kansas Camp News destined for KU summer publication.
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Kathy Vaughan
Lawrence
Kansas Camp News
Tim Richardson
Kansas City
Kan
Deenell Reece
Scandia
Robert Kroeker
Great Bend
Robert Stevens
Junction City
Jacquie Glaser
Winfield
Dan Austin
Salina
Kent Mairs
Altamont
Barbara Easterwood
Joyce Grist
Wichita
Norma Perry
Clint Richards
Richards
Austin
Larry Salmon
Jane Sexton
Urbana
Inl
Douglas Balcomb
Ellis
Irene Ballinger
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles Robert Dickson
New Castle
John LaShell
Escondido
Calif
Michael Ayer
New York
N.Y
James Schreiber
San Antonio
James Forsune
Aiken
John Owen
Sedalia
Donna Wolf
South Haven
Mt. Oread
Chicago CORE Leader resigns after nine day board sit in
Sam Riley head of the Congress of Racial Equality in Chicago resigns citing fatigue with sit ins and picket lines. CORE demonstrations near the Chicago Board of Education continued nine days with a lobby sit in before a Thursday meeting with the board president. Riley, 40, said he preferred planning and negotiating while officials urged continued direct action.
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Chicago
Sam Riley
Congress of Racial Equality
Jack Harkins
CORE
Chicago Board of Education
Riley
Board
Board of Education
Harkins
SBA to visit Lawrence for small business services
The Small Business Administration will send a representative to Lawrence on August 2, 1963 to explain services to local small businesses. William V. Turner of the SBA Regional Office in Kansas City will meet visitors in the Post Office Building Civil Service Examination Room from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. No appointment is required.
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The
Small Business Administration
Lawrence
William V. Turner
SBA
Kansas City
Civil Service Examination Room
Girl in Good Condition After Mishap With Car
Sherry Tindle ten years old of 2325 Ohio Street is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car in front of her home at 7 15 Monday evening. Driver Ruth Ann Rhoades nineteen of 517 Kansas Street says she was traveling about 25 miles per hour and did not see the girl until she ran into the car. The child suffered multiple cuts and abrasions with other injuries unknown and was taken for observation and X rays. Miss Rhoades faces no charges at this time.
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Sherry Tindle
Ohio St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ruth Ann Rhoades
Kan. St
Miss Rhoades
Sherry
Police Chief Theroff Resigns Amid Brute Force Claims
Kansas City Kansas Police Chief John Theroff resigns after a dispute with Attorney General William Ferguson over a police brutality probe. Ferguson tied the resignation to an investigation that cited 27 brutality cases, while Theroff defended his record and blamed political maneuvering by Ferguson and the governor’s race. He cited a single incident of temper in a prison altercation as his only fault.
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Kansas City
Kan
John Theroff
Atty
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Theroff
Paul Mitchum
Attorney General's Office
Mitchum
Kansas
Wyandotte County
Wyandotte
Attorney General
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lansing State Penitentiary
Rosellini Blocks GOP Effort On Civil Rights Plan
In Miami Beach, Democratic Gov. Rosellini of Washington, presiding as conference chair, ruled Hatfield’s motion to suspend rules for a civil rights resolution out of order. With Vice President Johnson due to speak at tonight’s banquet, no time remained to act at the session. Hatfield and Rockefeller pressed for a governors’ record on racial equality, but faced slim odds.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Rosellini
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Lyndon D. Johnson
Hatfield
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
ABC to Bring Back 100 Grand Quiz Show
ABC TV announces the return of 100 Grand a big money quiz program set for a Sept 15 debut at 9 PM Central. Contestants under double guard will ask each other questions while a computer five chambers of commerce and an encyclopedia publisher help verify fairness.
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New York
Abc-Tv
U Itil
Chambers of Commerce
Robert Stivers
Stivers
ABC
Congressional Committee
Centennial Antique Steam Engine Threshing Bee Held Sunday
The event at the Watson farm near McLouth outlines Sunday ceremonies at 10 am with Rev. John Bower officiating and Jesse Ellers providing organ music. Admission is $1 for men. free for women and children, with a gate drawing for a 29.95 electric yard light and a prize for the oldest steam engineer.
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John Bower
MelLouth
Watson Farm
Lawrence
Midland
McLouth
SEC backs study group plan for stock exchange overhaul
The SEC endorsed a sweeping overhaul proposal from a study group to reform stock exchanges. Key ideas include banning personal floor trading on the NYSE, tighter controls on specialists, and new handling systems for small transactions. Chairman Gary urged industry consultations before final action, noting many issues are subtle and require further study.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Securities
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
Commission
William L. Gary
House
Senate
Gary
Arlene Francis Sued By Brooklyn Widower
New York AP reports actress Arlene Francis is sued for 1 million dollars by Joseph Arcos of Brooklyn. He alleges negligence after his wife Rose Arcos was killed in a May 26 Long Island auto crash in which Arcos and three others were injured. Francis is listed with injuries including a broken collarbone and concussion.
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New York
Arlene Francis
Brooklyn
State Supreme Court
Joseph Arcos
Rose Arcos
Long Island
Arcos
Music and Art Camp soloists perform at Rotary meeting
Four Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp high school soloists performed at the Lawrence Rotary Club noon meeting in the Eldridge Hotel. Chorus director Prof. Clayton Krehbiel attended with the students and four camp participants accompanied them on piano. Jean Barnes of Osage City sang with Diane Perry of Cabool as pianist. Jennifer Nilsson of Chicago Heights played oboe with Janice Gray of Fort Scott at the piano. Mike Latimer of Springfield played trumpet with Rick Funk of Topeka at the piano. Aubrey Tucker of Houston played trombone with Jane Sexton of Urbana Illinois on piano.
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Kansas University Midwestern Music and
Lawrence Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
Clayton Krehbiel
Jean Barnes
Osage City
Diane Perry
Cabool, Mo
Jennifer Nilsson
Chicago Heights
Janice Gray
Fort Scott
Mike Latimer
Springfield
Rick Funk
Topeka
Aubrey Tucker
Houston
Jane Sexton
Urbana, III
Death of Fred H. Cox longtime Western Union manager
Fred Herbert Cox 68 Western Union Telegraph office manager in Lawrence died this morning at his home 1244 Ky St after years of illness. A 34 year Lawrence resident he started with Western Union as a bicycle messenger in St Joseph Missouri about 55 years ago and remained with the company. He was an Elks Club member and known to local press circles because Western Union handled many press messages from Kansas University events. Funeral services set for 10 a m Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Charles Wesley Garrett officiating. Burial date pending. Survivors include wife Lola Ann Cox daughter Mrs Delbert Eisele and one granddaughter.
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Fred Herbert Cox
Western Union Telegraph Office
Ky, St
Cox
Lawrence
Western Union
St. Joseph
Elks Club
Kansas University
Rumsey Funeral Home
Charles Wesley Garrett
Lola Ann Cox
Delbert Eisele
Iowa St
Greene Named to KU Faculty as History Professor and Chair
Dr. John C. Greene will join the Kansas University history faculty in September as professor and chair of the committee on the history and philosophy of science. He has taught at Chicago and Wisconsin, and Iowa State since 1956, and served as secretary of the History of Science Society since 1960.
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John C. Greene
Kansas University
W. Clare Wescoe
Iowa State University Press
Greene
Rockwell
Rice University
Louisiana State University Press
History of Science Society
Midwest
History of Science
NFO Bargaining Group Sells Member's Beans
The grain bargaining committee for Zone 7, NFO, has contracted to sell 22 000 bushels of soybeans for its members in seven county area. Beans will be loaded at elevators today and shipped to Wichita for sale. Contract price is 2 50 per bushel with buyer paying transportation. Counties include Douglas Shawnee Jefferson Leavenworth Osage Pottawatomie Johnson. Douglas loads one car today at Farmers Co-Op. I J Stoneback Route 4 is assistant national organizational director for this zone.
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Grain Bargaining Committee
Zone 7
NFO
Wichita
Douglas
Shawnee
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Osage
Pottawatomie
Johnson
Douglas County
Farmers Co-Op
KU Teacher Plans to Honor Births of Noted Relatives
Kansas University political science instructor Klaus H. Pringsheim plans a Wednesday evening talk on Thomas Mann and American politics to honor the 80th birthdays of his father Klaus Pringsheim Sr and his aunt Katharina Mann. An exhibit of Mann and Pringsheim memorabilia will accompany the lecture.
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Klaus H. Pringsheim
Kansas University
Thomas Mann
Pringsheim
Klaus Pringsheim Sr
Musashino Music Academy
Tokyo
Japan
Katharina Mann
Mann
Oklahoma Bars Two Ratners in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Supreme Court barred former Kansas governor Payne H. Ratner Sr and his son from practicing law in Oklahoma while a Kansas disbarment case proceeds. The Bar Association had accused them and railroad union officials of unlawful practice of law. Oklahoma had previously halted the labor officials from soliciting damage suits, while dismissing charges against the Ratners.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Supreme Court
Payne H. Ratner Sr
Payne H. Ratner Jr
Oklahoma Bar Association
Kansas Bar Association
Bids to Be Surveyed for DeSoto Kaw River Bridge
Johnson and Leavenworth counties review two bids on a Kaw river bridge north of DeSoto after a June opening. The low bid from L. G. Bracus & Sons was 845 804 dollars, about 1044 percent over the engineer’s estimate. A study by county and state officials will examine structural steel concrete and old bridge demolition.
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Johnson County
Leavenworth County
Kaw River
DeSoto
Lawrence
L. G. Bracus & Sons
Kansas City
Carl M. Standiford
Harry King Jr
Leavenworth
King
Prowler Slain At K C School
A Kansas City officer shot and killed a prowler in an abandoned high school attic after a witness reported intruders on the roof. The victim Charles Aaron, 61, of 1305 East 18th Street, was found dead. a teen-age suspect hid under a stage and is being questioned. The officer, Cpl. William Davis, said the prowler struck him with a flashlight as he entered through a skylight.
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Kansas City
Charles Aaron
18Th St
William Davis
Davis
R. T. Coles Vocational School
Tracy Avenue
Man Questioned In K C Robbery
Kansas City police questioned a man connected to the $35,000 robbery of the Kansas City Star credit union. authorities said the suspect was the driver of the getaway car used by four armed men after the holdup early Monday. The man faced formal charges expected later. Jim Riegel, treasurer and a victim, said an insurance company paid $34,350, the amount taken. The bandits struck shortly after an armored car delivered cash to the union.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Jim Riegel
11th Annual Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Benefit Horse Show
The 11th annual Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Benefit Horse Show moves to Friday at 7 30 p m in Winchester replacing the earlier Aug 26 date. There are 11 classes and all proceeds go to the hospital.
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Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Security Rules Laxity Charged In NSA Case
House Un American Activities chair Edwin Willis cites Vic tor Norris Hamilton’s defection from NSA as proof of security laxity and calls for Senate action to stiffen personnel rules. Hamilton, an Arab descent American, claimed Soviet coded instructions were decoded at the State Department before UN delegations received them. Defense confirms Hamilton worked at NSA from 1957 to 1959 with likely access to classified data.
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Washington
Edwin E. Willis
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Senate
National Security Agency
Louisiana Democrat
Izvestia
Victor Norris Hamilton
Soviet Union
America
Hamilton
Willis
NSA
Department of Defense
Middle East
United Nations
State Department
Defense Department
U.S
Mayor Declines Nudist Group Welcome
Fresno mayor Arthur Selland refuses to welcome the Western Sunbathing Association meeting to Calyptus Grove nudist camp near Clovis. Chairman Howard Lane notes civic leaders are sensitive and won’t attend. Over 1,000 delegates from California and neighboring states will participate in the Friday start.
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Foley
Howard Lane
Lane
Western Sunbathing Association
Calyptus Grove
Clovis
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
School May Want Old Post Office
Lawrence school officials led by Supt. Car S Knox explore acquiring the 7th and NH Streets Post Office building as central offices and possibly classrooms if a new post office is built. Knox noted many towns gift or sell old post offices to schools for nominal sums and cited remodeling costs as a potential barrier, while stressing no firm decision yet.
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Car
S. Knox
Lawrence
7Th and
Knox
Lawrence School
Kaw Valley Water Board Looks at Kansas Plan
Kaw Valley Water Management Board met at attorney Charles Stoughs office to examine comprehensive Kansas water plans. President Emil Heck led the session with Fred Six proposing actions including Kaw River bank stabilization. A September quarterly meeting will continue the discussion. The board also considered raising funds to promote flood control efforts.
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Kaw Valley Water Management Board
Charles Stough
Kansas
Emil Heck
Fred Six
Kaw River
Kaw Valley Group
Lawrence Latin Teachers Workshop draws 82 from 29 states
Mrs Louise Sailors of Fairbanks Alaska attends a four week Latin Teachers Workshop at Kansas University. The event is the nations largest of its kind this year and runs through August 7. Kansas University calendars show 92 fall and 88 spring class days plus vacations and final exams. Alvie Tate of 916 E 13th St is hospitalized with a non contagious fever not typhoid. family says doctor confirms. The Tates have six children.
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Louise Sailors
Fairbanks
Alaska
Kansas University
Alvie Tate
13Th St
Tates
Wakarusa Valley School Announces Enrollment August Sixth
Enrollment for Wakarusa Valley School grades one through eight is set for Tuesday August 6 with about 220 students last year and a projected increase. Parents should enroll and pay book rental that day in alphabetical blocks. Classes begin August 30 with 8:30 am to 2 pm dismissal and no school September 1 for Labor Day.
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Wakarusa Valley
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