Parks of State Due for Help This Summer
Plans for 12 Kansas State Parks in fiscal year 1965 include seven new parks added to the Authority’s jurisdiction. Total budget 938263, with 532820 for capital improvements at 12 parks and 370293 for administration and maintenance. New parks at Norton Webster Lovewell Wilson Cheney Reservoirs Meade Crawford County (No 2) State Lakes. Existing parks Kanopolis Fall River Toronto Turtle Creek Cedar Bluff Pomona. Land from Forestry Fish and Game Commission and leases from Bureau of Reclamation and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Master plans coordinating with state and federal agencies. Construction starts after July 1 at some sites and after January 1 at others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Parks
Kansas Park and Resources Authority
C. V. Bargeman
Park Authority
Bargeman
Norton, Webster
Lovewell
Wilson and Cheney
Meade
Crawford County
Kanopolis
Fall River
Toronto
Turtle Creek
Cedar Bluff
Pomona
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Cheney
Bureau of Reclamation
Wilson
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cheney, Wilson and Norton
Webster, Lovewell, Meade and Crawford
Kansas
Kanapolis
South Shore
South
East Shore
Toronto Point
Tuttle Creek
Fancy Creek
Randolph
River Pond
North Shore Park
South Shore Park
Oe Reservoir
Vassar Park
Carbolyn Park
West Shore
Norton Reservoir
Jam
Wilson Reservoir
Webster Reservoir
Lovewell Reservoir
Crawford State Lake
Meade State Lake
Whitey Ford Reds Minnesota For Fourth Shutout
Whitey Ford of the Yankees stopped Minnesota 4-0 on four hits to raise his record to 6-1 and drop his ERA to 1.53 in a complete shutout. Orlando Cepeda led the Giants to a 3-0 win over Pittsburgh driving in all runs with a two run homer and a sacrifice fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Minnesota
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Nicklaus and Palmer Favored in New York Golf Tourney
Nicklaus and Palmer top the field at the Thunderbird Golf Tournament at Westchester Country Club with a $100000 purse. Nicklaus says he cannot drive but strong approach shots and putting, while Palmer admits rust after layoff. Other notables include Gary Player, Billy Casper, Mike Souchak, Julius Boros, Bob Charles, Sam Snead, Vic Ghezzi, Tony Lema, Don Finsterwald and Tony Manero. The event precedes the U S Open in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Westchester Country Club
Congressional
Washington
D.C
Palmer
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Mark McCormack
Billy Casper
Mike Souchak
Julius Borvs
Bob Charles
Sam Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Three Jays Named In Baseball Wars
The All Big Eight baseball team chosen by league coaches features Missouri four picks, Oklahoma three, Kansas three. Standouts include Steve McGreevy Kansas .421, Dave Harvey Missouri .418, Stirling Coward Kansas .373, with Keith Weber Missouri 6 0 ERA and 0.18 ERA as pitching ace. Jim Estes Missouri .343 and Chuck Dobson Kansas lead the roster in first team selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Steve McGreevy
Dave Harvey
Stirling Coward
Jann Christian
John Kern
John Sevcik
Dale Mitchell Jr
Jim Estes
Chuck Dobson
Keith Weber
Weber
Dobson
Bob Price
Keith Shean
Tommy Lindsey
John Roux
Nebraska
Bob Bennett
Colorado
Jim Sevcik
Carl Morton
Bob Case
Iowa State
Gary Woods
Jack Stroud
Morton
Dennis Musgraves
Harvey
John Seveik
First Northern Pike Caught at Tuttle Lake
Manhattan Kansas AP report notes Al Hysom of Salina caught the first northern pike of the fishing season on a spoon at a marina near Randolph. His 1% pound 18 inch pike earned him a $25 savings bond from the Tuttle Creek Lake Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
al Hysom
Salina
Hysom
Tuttle Creek Lake Association
Randolph
Detroit Signs Bonus Pact With St. Anthony Star
Detroit signed 18 year old left handed pitcher Mike Small from St. Anthony High School for a very substantial bonus after a three year scout by the Tigers. Small stands 6 4 and 200 pounds and will report to Lakeland Farm Club in Florida State League. He went 6 4 with a 1.50 ERA and batted .571 while at St. Anthony and hurled a no hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Mike Small
St. Anthony High School
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Small
Detroit
Lakeland
St. Anthony
Roberts in Light of 300 Win Goal
Robin Roberts shines with a 1.72 ERA and a 5-1 win over Kansas City as he aims for 300 victories, noting age and consistency. The Orioles say the crafty veteran leads with 43 strikeouts and four complete games amid strong support from a solid club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Philadelphia
Orioles
Robin
Oriole
New York Yankees
Williams Stopped And Redbirds Win
National League batting leader Billy Williams was held to four trips as the St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7-5 in Chicago. Ken Boyer and Bill White led St Louis with five RBIs, while Lew Burdette debuted for the Cubs after being traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Williams
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
Athletics
Kansas City
Williams
Ray Sadecki
Redbirds
Ken Boyer
Bill White
RBI
Boyer
White
Bob Buhl
Lindy McDaniel
Lew Burdette
Cub
Cardinals
John Powell
Luis Aparicio
Powell
Willie Kirkland
Robin Roberts
Boating Fatality at Grand Lake Claims Salinan Man
A family boating outing at Grand Lake in northeast Oklahoma ended when Harley Heald of Salina Kansas fell from a motor boat and was severed by the propeller. Heald, 37, died en route to a hospital in Miami Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Harley Heald
Salina
Kan
Heald
Grand Lake
Oklahoma
Basore Competes In NAIA Tennis Tourney Opener
Kansas City AP Carlene Basore a 19-year-old William Jewell College coed faced men's field in the NAIA singles opening round. She drew a first round bye but lost 6 2 6 0 to Mike Garza Corpus Christi College. Basore had won 10 of 13 matches vs boys this spring. Top seeds Kierbow Wortelboer Saucedo Palafox Muench won their early bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Carlene Basore
William Jewell College
Miss Basore
Mike Garza
Corpus Christi
Tex
Garza
Don Kierbow
Jerry Wortelboer
Pan American
Jim Saucedo
Gabino Palafox
Tom Muench
Washburn Aiming Higher At NAIA Golf Championship
In Fort Worth Texas Washburn Kansas stood sixth with a 612 team score as the NAIA Golf Championship entered its third round William Jewell Missouri held 648 in tenth place Texas Wesleyan led at 595 at the halfway point with Appalachian College Boone NC 14 strokes back
Rockefeller backs Goldwater for GOP nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller predicts Barry Goldwater will win the Republican presidential nomination on the first or second ballot at the national convention in San Francisco. He cautions that much can change before the convention and urges GOP unity around a forward looking platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Hiett Declares Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
Topeka insurance man Ralph J. Hiett announces his run for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Hiett leads the Shawnee County Young Democrats and served as an entry supervisor in the Docking administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka (Ap
Ralph J. Hiett
Topeka
Hiett
Shawnee County
Young Democrats
George Docking
Man United saga ends in abrupt wedding collapse
In Manchester a 27 year old man, David Swindells, refused to marry Diane Garden during a Congregational Church service. He left as Diane cried, the minister guiding the bride and her father to the vestry. After a delay the minister announced no wedding would take place and Swindells declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
David Swindells
Diane Garden
Diane
David
Hutchinson man Bork runs for U S Congress in western Kansas
Bill Bork of Hutchinson 51, former information director for the Farmers Cooperative Commission Co., announces as Democratic candidate for Congress in Kansas 1st District. He notes no primary opposition anticipated in the 58 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Bill Bork
Farmers Cooperative Commission Co
Bork
Kansas
Bob Dole
Washington
Clay County
Ethiopian Ambassador Shot by His Chauffeur
Ethiopian Ambassador Abate Agede was shot three times on the Stockholm embassy grounds by his Polish chauffeur during a dispute. Police report the 41 year old diplomat, previously with Ethiopia's U N delegation, was seriously wounded and the gunman was detained for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N
Violence in New York Subways Sees Stabbing
Ismael Valez, 42, was stabbed at an IRT station at 72nd Street and Broadway in New York. Police reported the unidentified assailant fled after the attack. Valez was hospitalized in satisfactory condition and said the man struck him without a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ismael Valez
72Nd St
Broadway
Valez
Sam Houston Favored To Retain NAIA Baseball Trophy
Sam Houston State, the defending champion, is favored to win the eighth NAIA baseball tournament opening in St. Joseph Missouri. Georgia Southern remains the only other former champion, with Beene and Kluch returning as two of Sam Houston’s top pitchers. First round pairings listed for Monday include Wartburg vs West Liberty, Mayville State vs Georgia Southern, Sam Houston State vs Eastern Illinois, and Western Washington vs Grambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Sam Houston
Tex
State
Georgia Southern
Fred Beene
Ron Kluch
Wartburg
Iowa
West Liberty
W. Va
Mayville
N.C
Soviet China split threat grows in Pravda report
Pravda signals Kremlin may sever formal ties between Soviet and Chinese Communist parties. The piece warns unity depends on principles and urges a world Communist meeting as Western diplomats doubt a government break would follow a party split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Kremlin
Soviet Union
China
Communist Movement
Moscow-Peking
Methodist home for aged approved in Hutchinson
The Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church voted final approval for a new Methodist home for the aged in Hutchinson. The facility, to house at least 100 residents, received earlier preliminary backing from smaller groups and will determine size and cost later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Hutchinson
Kansas
Public hearing set on Minnesota Street paving in Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas officials announce a June 16 1964 hearing to decide on paving Minnesota Street to 27 feet from West Second to Northwood Addition No 2 with estimated cost 13000 and apportionment between district and city. Public notice outlines district boundaries and appraisal based assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Minnesota Street
Second Street
Northwood Addition No. 2
U. S. of Kansas
West Second Street
G S. of Kansas
City Hall
Northwood Addition No
H. C. Fisher
James V. Owens
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Douglas County Kansas
In the District Court of Douglas County Kansas Federal National Mortgage Association sues Harold William Carpenter and Hileanore Joy Carpenter to foreclose. The sheriff sale is set for June 9 1964 at 2:00 PM at the west front door of the Court House in Lawrence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Douglas County
Kansas
Edgewood Park
Lawrence
Fred. E. Broeker
Springer & Springer
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Federal National Mortgage Association
Harold Willam Carpenter
Hiieanore Joy Carpenter
Noywich
Annual School District 4 meeting and city paving bids
The Daily Journal World reports the Lecompton High School district holds its annual meeting on June 4 at 8 pm. Lawrence city bids due June 16 for 2600 tons of aggregate and 37000 gallons of asphalt, with plans from the City Engineer. A 50,000 dollar Highlands paving project is authorized, outlining Crestline Drive Orchard Lane and Oxford Road improvements and cost sharing between the improvement district and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal World
OTICE
Lecompton High School
Thurs
E. J. Robison
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Lawrence
H.C. Fisher
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Highlands
Kansas
Crestline Drive
Orchard Lane
Harvard Road
Block
Schwarz Acres
Lot
Block 5
Schwarz Road
Block 3
The
Lot 14
Schwars Acres
Oxford Road
James V. Owens
Public Auction At Bleving Bicycle Shop June 6
Saturday at 1 o clock sharp a public auction at 7th and Michigan Street Bleving Bicycle Shop offers 50 assorted used bicycles in good condition. Also listed are several motors boat parts a Whizzer bike a small boat and related items. Cash terms. Not responsible for accidents. Les Blevins owner auctioneer Mike Murphree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan St
Bleving
H.p. Mercury
Gale
Les Blevins
Mike Murphree
Public Auction Sale in Lawrence Kansas Items Listed
Ill health sale at 1416 Kentucky in Lawrence Kansas includes living room suite, bedroom set, dining set, TV, appliances, tools, garden items and more. Auctioneer Mike Murphree and clerk Brank Case, not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lawrence
Motorola
Electrolux
Lola McManness
Mike Murphree
Brank Case
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Parks of State
Ford
Chevelle
W.W
Chevrolet
New Ham
Arnie
Memphis
Jays
Tuttle
Associated Press
Salinan
South Park
Palann
Wasreenaee
Alexander
Coyd
Stebbens
A Johnson
Criqui
Riddle
Allen
Salie
Pesees
Guenter
Dobbins
Ec Johannsen
J. Cassity
Talman
Cf Garrett
Rf Rake
Arene
Cassity
Christy
Rf Hadley
Ellis
Weneeringmocsate
Sven
RH Harrell
Collier
C Ames
Farrier
Dimi Lanning
Coff
Washburn
Naia
Rocky
Barry
U.S
Sam Houston State
Eastern Illinois
Western Washington
Grambling
Soviet
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