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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1964

Page

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Two Diesel Engines Installed at Baldwin Light and Water Plant

Final work proceeds on two large diesel engines added to Baldwin light and water plant at 605 High St. One 1,135 kilowatt unit to be operable in 2 3 weeks, the second in about six weeks. The engines cost 150000 dollars from Texas Power and Light Co. The addition supports power needs through 1980 as demand grows eight to ten percent yearly.

Baldwin Light and Water Leonard Whitted Roger Martin Baldwin Texas Power and Light Co Terrel Tex City Light and Water Company High St Whitted Journal-World Photo

One-Unit Plan Endorsed by Lawrence Board of Education

The Lawrence Board of Education endorsed the one-county unit school unification plan on Monday night, to be voted in Douglas County on Sept. 8. Four members approved. Oscar Rumsey and Mrs. Ethan Allen were absent. The meeting at Central Junior High also adopted a health absence policy and a community relations policy. New contracts were offered for all teaching positions except English at LHS due to the death of Richard Samson.

Lawrence Board of Education Douglas County Central Junior High School J. J. Wilson Carl Althaus H. Penfield Jones Ray Culbertson Oscar Rumsey Ethan Allen Hulda Flores Sharon Jean McCall Norma Louise Reed Betsy Ellen Cacioppi Eva M. Murillo Elizabeth Newcomer Art. Knox LHS Richard Samson

Rochester Sees High Home Ownership and Large Skilled Work Force

Rochester leads in home ownership and a high ratio of skilled workers due to more than 800 manufacturing plants employing skilled labor in diverse sectors. Major firms and products include Kodak, Xerox, General Motors, Eastman School of Music, and the University of Rochester. The city sits off major transit routes yet maintains strong education and cultural resources. The Negro population has grown from 5,000 to about 50,000 in a decade, with race relations improving compared with Harlem and Buffalo.

Tion Bausch & Lamb Bell & Howell Bond Clothes Canada Dry Eastman Kodak Company R. T. French Mustard Friden General Dynamics General Motors Gerber Baby Boods Hickey-Freeman Hickok Belts Stromberg- Carlson Taylor Instrument Company Xerox Rochester Empire State New York Lake Ontario Savings and Loan Eastman School of Music School University of Rochester Colgate Rochester Divinity School Harlem Buffalo

Baldwin plans city zoning and campus master plan

Baldwin leaders push a three stage zoning and planning effort. City Planning Committee chaired by Councilman Whitling includes Richard Brown Calvin Purvis Ralph Polson and Virgil Reese with Baker University officials eyeing a campus master plan. Palmyra Township Board discussed zoning at a March 17 meeting amid fears over Clinton Reservoir and state lake development.

Baldwin Roger Martin Whitling Richard Brown Calvin Purvis Ralph Polson Virgil Reese Palmyra Baker University Bob Ridley Baker Lamb Clinton Reservoir Douglas County State Lake

Lawrence High roof work set for completion by mid September

Workers on the Lawrence High School addition expect roof completion by mid September after earlier doubts. The South Park Recreation Center will close August 1 for maintenance and reopens in early September per director Patricia Kirby. Rylie Construction crews are installing underground telephone conduit along widened 7th Street east of New Hampshire, burying lines under the north sidewalk.

South Park Recreation Center Patricia Kirby Rylie Construction Co 7Th Street New Hampshire Connecticut

Lawrence as Home of City Managers Association History

The piece chronicles the International City Managers Association roots at KU from 1923 to 1929, Lawrence’s role in training many city managers, and notes notable graduates and current leaders including Harold Horn and Ray Wells, plus the influence of Baker University alumni in the field. It highlights KU’s city manager training program started in 1948 and its enduring national impact.

Harold Horn International City Managers Association City Hall Mt. Oread Chicago Fraser Hall Kansas University International City Managers Assn Lawrence Jim Wigglesworth Horn Ray Wells City Managers Association Springfield Ohio John G. Stutz Topeka Stutz Kansas League of Municipalities City Managers Group al City Managers Assn Orin Nolting Association Kansan Bureau of Governmental Research Fred Guild Nolting Clarence Ridley Notting Edwin QO. Stone Wigglesworth Wells Stone Kansas Thelen Atchison Jerry Smith Pittsburg Bill Kipp Fairborn Bill Tschudy Paul White Council Bluffs Iowa Robert Brown Kansas City Cole Hendricks Glen Mills Alamosa Colo Cape Kennedy Jerry Brownlee Ft. Worth Tex Michael Miller Slater C. E. Perkins Glendale Calif Clarence Dykstra Cincinatti Wisconsin University U.C.L.A Franklin Murphy Baker University Baldwin Stanley Fisher Greater Englewood Charles Moss Concordia George Schrader Mesquite Gordon Schrader Osawatomie John D. Hane Laramie Wyo

City Plan Completion Delayed to November

The Comprehensive Plan for Lawrence now set for completion by November 1 with a three month extension from the original August 15 deadline. HB&A outlines steps including Land Use decisions, draft final report by September 13, public hearing around October 15, and final adoption actions by October 20.

Eldridge Lovelace Hb&a St. Louis Lawrence Planning Commission Frank Hedgcock Lawrece Planning Commission Lovelace John Cofer

Alleged Bank Robbers Waive Preliminaries

Two men charged with robbing a Erie Colorado bank waived preliminaries before U S Commissioner Milton P Allen. Leslie Robert Glass 43 and Leland Anderson 38 were arrested in Lawrence by FBI agents and Lawrence police. They are held on 25000 bonds awaiting Colorado trial for the July 17 armed robbery. Fitzgibbon FBI special agent and Lawrence Police Chief Troelstrup led the arrests.

Erie, Colo United States Milton P. Allen Colorado Lawrence Federal Bureau of Investigation Leslie Robert Glass Leland Anderson H. A. Fitzgibbon FBI Fitzgibbon William Troelstrup

Wreck Damages Estimated At 800 In Two Collisions

A two car crash at 19th and Iowa Street Monday evening caused about 800 in damage with no injuries. Wilma R. Kane and Carl D. Porter were the drivers. Porter stopped westbound when Kane swung wide, the cars broadsided and jumped a curb into a yard. A second collision at 8th and N Y Streets between Steven Aldrich and Larry Smith caused 225 in damage with no injuries.

19Th Iowa Sts Wilma R. Kane del. St Carl D. Porter R. I. St Porter 19Th Street Kane Iowa Street Steven W. Aldrich 1727 Brook Larry M. Smith Route 4 8Th N. Y. Sts

Contingency Funds Discussed In School Budget Hearing

A budget hearing reviewed the 1963 64 expenditures and the 1964 65 allocations. Burgstahler proposed a $1 000 pledge for a public swimming pool subscription drive, while Wilson stressed the session focused on budgeting.

Burgstahler Wilson Recreation Commission

Fidel Castro threats escalate Cuba US clash after token attack

In Santiago Fidel Castro warned the United States of a shot for shot response if another American murder occurs at Guantanamo. He held a lengthy news conference for 33 American and 40 foreign journalists during celebrations of the 26th of July movement. Churchill honored in Commons as Britain's man of the century. A disturbance erupted as a youth shouted accusations and accused Churchill of treachery and war crimes.

Santiago, Cuba Fidel Castro United States Cuba U.S Guantanamo Naval Base Santiago London Winston Churchill House of Commons Britain Churchill

Rochester officials plan gradual rollback after riot unrest

Governor Rockefeller visited Rochester to survey riot damage in the Negro sections and voiced shock and sadness. Officials discussed easing curbs as Sheriff Skinner said liquor restrictions could be lifted safely.

Rochester N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller Albert Skinner

Meadowlark Wins First In Dancing at Red Circle Auction

The Meadowlark 4H Club won first place at the 13th annual Red Circle Auction near Brookville dancing the Happy Life. The Kansas Nebraska event featured 12 square dance groups with Meadowlark earning 40 dollars in top prize.

Meadowlark 4H Club CK Ranch Brookville Kansas Nebraska Nancy Callicott Kenneth Callicott Rhonda Kampschroeder Clyde Delbert Green Lawrence Meadowlark Clinton Busy Beaver Norma Denton Norman Denton Nancy Burnett James Burnett Donna Alford Don Alford Nancy Boehle Gerald Boehle Baldwin Bill Boehle Harold Boehle Eudora Lonnie Longstaff Lyle Longstaff Oskaloosa Julian Weeks Vincent Weeks Lyle Weeks Larry Green Clinton Busy Bee Jerry Harrell Alvin Harrell Richland Joe Anderson Carter Anderson Jim Baldwin Moreland Baldwin Bill Hilbert Russell Hilbert Joyce Baldwin

Bank men reel in river tale of catfish from floodwater

Carrollton Kentucky bank officials Perry Dean and Jack Way recount a fish story after floodwaters from the Ohio River allegedly dropped a line from the window of the Kentucky State Bank and a one pound catfish was caught.

Carrollton Perry Dean Jack Way Kentucky State Bank

Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Friends

Fred Lisher expresses gratitude to the nurses on the 3rd floor, Dr Walters, Reed and Ed Jones, and relatives and friends for kindness during his hospital stay.

Dr. Walters Reed Ed Jones Fred Lisher

Post Office Burglars Indicted in New York

Thirteen men were indicted in New York as the largest post-office burglary gang operation in U S history. They allegedly stole about 680000 dollars in stamps and money orders in New Jersey post offices between January 12 and June 13.

Post Office New York New Jersey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lawrence High School Carl S. Knox Knox Lawrence High George Catt Harland Bartholomew and Associates of A. IL Bob Stewart D. O Andy Anderson Don L. Bailey ST. John’s Michael Moriarty St. John’s Catholic Church Father Moriarty Larry Albertson Albertson Lawrence Memorial Co Norman End East Lawrence Mills Archie Mills Law Wunsch Travis E. Glass Robert B. Oyler V. Ch Carl Mingos Treas
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