Calendar notes for June events and exhibits
A crowded June schedule lists Boys' State events at Lewis Hall through June 5. University activities include commencements, luncheons, a film for KU’s 75th anniversary, a band concert, and an all-university dinner. ROTC ceremonies and Phi Beta Kappa events occur at the Union. Exhibits include Watson Library and the Museum of Art.
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Boys’ State
Lewis Hall
Albert Gerken
University
Union
Myers Hall Lawn
Baccalaureante Soong Sire Stadium
All —Bank Management Clinic
Kansas Union
Murphy Hall
Forum
Kansas Room
Gev Hall
All Day
Girla’ State
IRTP
Watson Library
William Butler Verts
Art Education
Antarctica
Wakefield Dort
School of Journalism
Boston Trades Hurler Radatz for Two Righthanders
The Boston Red Sox traded relief pitcher Dick Radatz to the Cleveland Indians for righthanders Lee Stange and Don McMahon. Radatz, age 29, had key relief seasons from 1962 to 1964 but flopped in 1965 and 0-2 this year. Indians GM Gabe Paul calls it a gamble hoping Radatz returns to form. Stange is a 29-year-old starter with a 33-26 record.
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Boston
Boston Rex Sox
Dick Radatz
Cleveland Indians
Lee Stange
Don McMahon
Radatz
Indians
Gabe Paul
Tribe
Stange
Richey Clears Hurdle In French Tournament
Paris AP Nancy Richey, the 23 year old Texas star, has cleared another hurdle in her bid to win the women's singles title at the French International Tennis Tournament. Her major obstacle remains ahead.
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Paris
Nancy Richey
Texas
Miss Richey
Strangelove's Creator Found Dead in Britain
ST LEONARDS England AP Author Peter George whose book became Dr Strangelove was found dead Wednesday night He was 41 Police said a head wound caused his death with a single barrel shotgun between his knees A friend said he had been in poor health and low in spirits
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Strangelove
Britain
ST. Leonards
England
Peter George
Dr. Strangelove
Young Pros Learn From Stars At Memphis Open
Memphis AP report highlights pro Randy Petri observing Nicklaus Lema Littler and others in the Memphis Open field. Littler birdied five and eagled one for seven under 63 tying the Colonial Country Club course record. The winner earns 20 000 from a purse rising from 9000 in 1965, with Colonial noted as a short 6466 yard course where accuracy matters most.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Gene Littler
Randy Petri
Petri
University of Houston
PGA
Littler
Colonial Country Club
Nicklaus
Johnny Pott
Colonial
Mays Hits Inside-the-Park Homer Amid Aaron Dispute
Atlanta reports Willie Mays homered for his 12th of the season in a 4-3 Giants win over the Braves. Hank Aaron doubted the misplayed ball, saying Mack Jones or he should have caught it, and noted the play could have kept Mays from tying Ted Williams for third on the all-time list.
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Atlanta
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mack Jones
Henry Aaron
Mays
San Franciscos
Braves
Aaron
Willie
Ted Williams
King Constantine Celebrates 26th Birthday in Athens
In Athens today King Constantine II turned 26 with celebrations in the Greek capital. No further details were provided on events or guests.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Kansas AAU Junior Olympic finals set at Memorial Stadium
The 13th annual Kansas AAU Junior Olympic finals at Kansas University Memorial Stadium on June 10 expects more than 1,200 entrants. sponsored by the Lawrence Park and Recreation Department, the event spans five age divisions with roughly 125 local youths expected to compete. Past notable competitors include Curtis McClinton Archie San Romani Jr. Tom Parma DeLoss Dodds and Bill Dotson. The 1965 meet yielded 70 national award winners.
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Kansas
Curtis McClinton
Archie San Romani Jr
Tom Parma
DeLoss Dodds
Bill Dotson
Farewell to Ira A Bradley and community notices
Obituary for Ira A. Bradley 77 of Rogers Arkansas detailing WWI service and survivors. Announcements include birth of Jamie Leigh Dawn to Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, engagements and weddings of local families, club meetings, and probate notices from Lawrence Daily Journal World May 1966.
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Ira A. Bradley
Rogers Memorial Hospital
Rogers
Ark
Bradley
Tonganoxie
American Legion
Delbert
Burns Funeral Chapel
James Carter
Jamie Leigh Dawn
James B. Carter Sr
Kansas City
Kan
Earl Schrage
Bethel
Harold Krull
Lawrence
Sam Haas
Russell Houk
Stull
Miles Cleland
Public Sale of Farm and Household Goods Auction Notice
Public sale announced for farm sale due to departure. Located 24 miles east on 15th Street. Auction Tuesday June 7, 1966 at 1:00 PM. Furniture includes Hotpoint Electric store unit 14 ft Frigidaire double door 3 years old, table and four chairs, Siegler heater, and more items described.
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15Th Street
Hotpoint Electric
Siegler
Classified Ads Mix Real Estate Pets and Rentals
Mixed layout of items for sale and rental notices. Listings include an AKG registered toy poodle and grooming, a 3-bedroom ranch near KU, a two-bedroom duplex, a 55 Ford 750 tractor, garage sale items, and rental homes with prices, contact numbers, and locations in Lawrence area. Entities include Paradise Pets, Sweeney’s Market, Western Home Builders, and Lawrence Daily Journal-World listings.
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Sassafrass Blood Hines
Paradise Pets
North 7Th
Municipal Ballpark
N.Y
Liv
Missouri
Wellsville
Ohio
Kudora
McGrew Investment CO
Indiana
Schwegler
Central Air
Mishler
B.R
Indian Hills
Western Home Builders Inc
27Th St
Een
Ford
Grob
Iowa
Rm. Apts
KU Svalt
Ph. Rwirirnicw
Sweeney's Market
Legion Building
Hwy. 40
Sweeney's
Meyer's
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Fesque
Lawrence Realey & Insurance, Inc
Defending Champion Among Early Entries For Women's Amateur
Defending champion Mrs. Diane Wilson of Kansas City is among 30 early entrants for the 51st Kansas Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament at Lawrence Country Club June 13 19. Officials expect over 120 entries by June 9 with handicaps set from scores as of June 1. Qualifying rounds start June 14 with match play June 15 18. out of town players may register and practice on June 13.
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Diane Wilson
Kansas
City
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Lawrence Country Club
Engagement of Gaylene Bozarth to Virden Turner Announced
The engagement of Gaylene Bozarth to Virden Lee Turner is announced. Bozarth is Oklahoma University graduate with a master’s from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. They both teach at Emporia Teachers College and have set July 30 for their wedding at Twelfth Avenue Baptist Church in Emporia. Mary Bowman of Leavenworth visited here over the weekend.
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Jeanie
Carol Dean Fitch
Ray K. Fitch
Tonganoxie
Albin
Emporia High School
Friends Bible College
Haviland
Emporia Friends Church
Haviland Bible College
Howard F. Olsen
Florence B. Tynan
Army Transportation School
Fort Eustis
Ed Hunter
Bob Hunter
George Siddens
Siddens
Ben Leavitt
Ralph Duncanson
Inglewood
Calif
John Duncanson
Mabel Johnson
Alvin Shilling
Lila Sharp
North Kansas City
Richard Sharp
Lafayette
Ind
Sharp
Purdue University
James Conway
Dexter, Minn
Conway
Robert Conway
Harry Eagan
Arcania
Earl Schenck
Lora Stephenson
Elmer Knapp
Box
Kansas City
Kans
Roger Schilling
U. S. Army
Panama
Charles Budenosky
Sharon Marie
Stephen Lee Hull
F. Hull
Ottawa
Budenosky
Tonganoxie High School
Lawrence
Hull
Ottawa High School
Hallmark Card Co
Gale Shingleton
Whittier
Alaska
Roberta Jean
Ronald Salmon
Jene Roy Salmon
Tongape
San Diego
Robert Bogarth
Oklahoma City
Okla
Nounce
Gaylene
Virden Lee Turner
Arthur Turner
Bozarth
Oklahoma University
Kansas State Teachers College of
Notice of Estate Admin for Esther M Wilson Deceased
Public notices inform creditors heirs and others that Esther M Wilson is deceased and an administrator has been appointed by the Douglas County Probate Court. The First National Bank of Lawrence acts as administrator with E B Martin as officer, and filing deadlines apply. The notice appears in the Daily Journal World June 2 1966.
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Planning Commission of
City of
Lawrence
Westdale
H. C. Fisher
Douglas County
Kansas
Crawford Lee McClung
State of Kansas
Milton Bernard McClung
Riling & Ihe
John ‘J. Riling
Charles C. Rankin
Minnie M. Lucas
Robert B. Oyler
C.t.a
Towit
New York Street
Oyler & Paddock Attorneys
Douglas Couny
Hazel L. High
Helen M. Evans
Executrix
Leslie T. Tupy
Executris
Mary E. Ince
Mary E
Lawrence National Bank
W. D. Haught
Muscater
Board of Zoning Appeals of
City Hall
Grandview-Clarkson Place
Grandview Place
Meadow Lane
State of
Charles J. Anderson
Emil Eckman
Joseph Spitler
Jasper Johnson
Louisa Lagerquest
A. J. Anderson
D. F P. Wiser
A. J._ Steele
Amzi J. Steele
C. H. Monroe
W. S. Hughes
M. K. Fillmore
Minnie Logan
Féillen A. _ Steele
William Robert Logan
William Logan
Ton Dietrich
James C. Steele
Bebing
J. C. Steele
James Means
Jas
C. Steele
Rachel C. Macy
Cilla Logan
District Court
Larry J. Warren
Barbara J. Warren
Jack Rose
Robert Billings
Country Club Terrace
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Board of County Commissioners of
Esther M. Wilson
Lrebate Court
Isabel M. Wilson
First National Bank of
Auction at Kaw Valley State Bank features walnut furniture and antiques
1951 Windsor Chrysler car and a large variety of items go under the hammer at an auction by Roberts & Skiles. The sale lists solid walnut dining room sets, chests, beds, bookcases, rugs, tools, kitchenware, linens, and many collectible pieces from Mrs. R. R. Mctherland. Auctioneers and bank clerk participate, with cash terms and no resposibility for accidents.
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Walton
Windsor Chrysler
R. R. Mctherland
Roberts & Skiles
Kaw Valley State Bank
Antique sale by Mitchells in Lawrence Kansas
On Sunday June 5 1966 at 1 pm at 1500 Leannard St Lawrence Kansas a household auction will offer antique glass and crystal furniture rugs display pieces and appliances. Items include a Nagahide divan, walnut cabinet, maple table set, dining room suite, Westinghouse washer dryer and several clocks lamps and mirrors. Proceeds to be cash only with sale managed by Mike Murphree ney Auction Co and not responsible for accidents. Owners are Mr and Mrs Jack Mitchell.
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Leannard St
Lawrence
Kansas
Westinghouse
Childs
Zenith
Jack Mitchell
Mike Murphreeney
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