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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

17

Scouts Clean Iowa Street Area Cleanup Saturday

Two Boy Scout troops will clean sections of Iowa and nearby streets in Lawrence. Troop 52 and Troop 51, sponsored by churches, start at 10 a.m. along 23rd and 28th Streets from Massachusetts to Iowa Street. The Lawrence Board of Realtors sponsors the effort and will pay the scouts. recycled bottles and cans go to the Whamper recycling center.

28Rd Street Massachusetts Iowa Street Lawrence Board of Realtors Lawrence Carolyn Grover First United Methodist Church 23Rd Arnold L. Janousek Plymouth Congregational Church Iowa Robert W. Greenawalt Jr Grover Whamper Recycling Center

Daffron Wins Wallace Scholarship at Kansas University

Grant to Daffron of Cunningham receives the Judge Clark A. Wallace Scholarship for the 1973 74 year. The Wallace Scholarship awards Kingman County students. Daffron will be a KU junior anthropology major in the fall.

Mark R. Daffron Cunningham Clark A. Wallace Kansas University Wallace Kingman County Daffron

Brown Found Innocent In Manslaughter Trial

James Brown, former Haskell Indian Junior College student, was acquitted by a Douglas County District Court jury of voluntary manslaughter in the Jan. 22 stabbing death of J. P. Garcia, a Haskell student from Santo Domingo Pueblo. Garcia's body was located near campus.

Brown James Brown Haskell Garcia Douglas County District Court Douglas County Beaver

Commodities Boom Pushes Soybeans to High Prices

Chicago AP reports a futures market boom driving soybeans to near ten dollar per bushel as traders flock to grains. Prices surge as demand outpaces supply, with widespread speculation and concern for livestock feed costs and inflation.

Professor Honored With W A Young Award at Friends Univ

Professor J M Highfill of Friends University Wichita received the W A Young Award for teaching at the 73rd graduation ceremonies. The $500 stipend funded by the Garvey Foundation will advance his further education. Highfill is father to Mrs. Larrie Scott and Kenneth Highfill.

J. M. Highfill Friends University Wichita W. A. Young Garvey Foundation Highfill Larrie Scott Belle Meade E Kenneth Highfill

Moore Attending Science Meetings in Europe

Richard K. Moore of Kansas University travels in Europe for several conferences. He spoke in Constance Germany at an IUS symposium and serves as U S delegate for the International Union of Radio Science. He visits Moscow as guest of the USSR Academy of Sciences for lectures and institute tours.

Richard K. Moore Kansas University Europe Constance Germany Committee On Space Research International Council of Scientific Unions Moore U.S International Union of Radio Science Moscow Ussr Academy of Sciences Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics

Death penalty sought after Holmesburg prison slaying

Philadelphia officials called for restoring the death penalty after wardens Curran and Fromhold were killed at Holmesburg Prison. Inmates Frederick Burton and Joseph Bowen faced murder charges after stabbing and slashing the officials during a confrontation in Fromhold's office. Police recovered two knives as guards struggled to aid the officers.

Philadelphia Holmesburg Leroy Taylor Frank Frederick Burton Joseph “Jojo” Bowen Fromhold Curran Taylor

UN Tank Forces Raise Alarm Over Indochina

Washington officials flag renewed North Vietnamese armor in Hue and along the Cambodian border signaling possible offensive. Kissinger meets Le Duc Tho in Paris as skeptics question the viability of a Jan 27 cease-fire and Cambodia peace prospects.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Indochina South Vietnam Cambodia Hanoi Kissinger Paris le Duc Tho

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