Wheat Surplus Dwindles Prompting Possible Rationing
Washington sources report U.S. farm officials fear a fast shrinking wheat surplus. The July 1 1961 reserve stood at 1.411 billion bushels and is projected to fall to 555 million by next July, below the safe emergency level by 45 million. A year ahead reserves could dip to 350 million, prompting Secretary Freeman to warn exports may be restricted to protect American supplies.
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Washington
U.S
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Great Plains
Department
Soviet Union
Food For Peace
India
Stevens a KU alum and Hollywood actor back on Mount Oread
The KU alumnus and actor Bob Stevens, known for the Peter Gunn series, visits Lawrence noting growth of the university and recounting his career path from Kansas City to Paramount Pictures and Broadway. He speaks of family life with wife Alexis Smith and reflects on 22 years of marriage and his early theater days.
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Stevens
Paramount
William Holden
Pasadena Playhouse
Peter Gunn
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Mount Oread
University Theatre
Lewin Goff
KU Theater
John Cameron Swayze
Swayze
New York City
The
California
Blake Edwards
Lola Albright
England
France
Spain
Belgium
John Payne
Natalie Wood
Kansas City
Lawrence
Alexis Smith
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Kansas City Livestock Prices Move Lower Across Classes
Cattle steers and heifers 25-50 lower from last week with feeders down 50 to 1.00. cows steady to 50 lower. Good to prime steers 23.00-26.25, heifers 22.00-25.15, cows 17.75-19.50, feeders 22.90-33.10. Sheep lambs 50 lower, ewes steady. lambs 21.75-27.00, ewes 6.00-8.00. Hogs barrows and gilts 25 lower, larger sows mostly 25 lower. various weight classes 23.50-25.25.
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Kansas City
Market Prices from Bowersock's Mill and Harwood's Market
Bowersock's Mill lists wheat at 1.62 percent, yellow corn at 1.23 dollars, and milo at 1.68 dollars. Harwood's Market quotes eggs grade A large at 27, medium 24, undergrades 18, pullets 18, current receipts 23.
Egg and butter prices steady in Kansas City market
In Kansas City supply notes from AP, wholesale eggs show no change with large eggs at 28 to 30 percent, mediums at 25 to 27 percent, and 80 percent A values. Butter markets hold at grade A price levels with quarter pounds at 76 and solid at 75.
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Kansas City
Bismarck
Denver
Fairbanks
Honolulu
Juneau
Los Angeles
Miami
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Church of England to study divorce law reform
An AP report says a Church of England inquiry chaired by the Bishop of Exeter may push for divorce grounds based on broken marriages. Church sources expect the committee to propose reform ideas for consideration in the next parliamentary session.
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London
Church of England
Exeter
Robert Mortimer
KU Alumni Weekend Sets 8000 Attendees in Lawrence
KU receptions are planned in the Union lounge from 3 to 4 30 p m with Gov and Mrs Avery in the receiving line. About 8000 alumni are expected to participate in weekend events per Dick Wintermore KU Alumni Association executive secretary. Some will stay in McCollum and Gertrude Sellards Pearson Halls with shuttle service starting today through Monday. Campus sightseeing tours are offered each morning and afternoon.
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Avery
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
McCollum
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Kansas Union
Hawks Ready for Trip After Friday Rainout
The Lawrence Junior American Legion Hawks aim to equal a 4-4 season as they travel west this weekend to face Salina and Russell. Friday’s Garnett game was rained out and will be rescheduled. Richie Brown starts tonight against Salina at 8 with Bill Tusten set for Sunday at Russell at 1 30 p.m.
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Lawrence
American Legion
Hawks
Salina
Russell
Garnett
Richie Brown
Bill Tusten
Motorcycle Scrambles Set Near Lawrence Sunday Afternoon
A large field is expected in AMA sanctioned motorcycle scrambles on Sunday afternoon at the scrambles track nine miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40. Races are scheduled to start at 1 p.m.
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Lawrence
Highway 40
AMA
Deaths-Funerals: Harry W. Dugan 86
Harry W. Dugan 86 died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home, Rev. Lawrence Kurth officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Emma of 830 Conn. and children Victor of Oregon Ida Price Pearl Morton Gladys Martin and siblings Lena Rosecutter Ira Scott Ora York Naomi Stafford and Everett Joe Walter Floyd.
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Harry W. Dugan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Lawrence Kurth
Memorial Park Cemetery
Emma
Conn
Victor
Oregon
Ida Price
Pearl Morton
Gladys Martin
A. J
Lena Rosecutter
Wichita
Ira Scott
Wamego
Ora York
Manhattan
Naomi Stafford
Colorado
Everett
Joe
Walter
Alta Vista
Floyd
Washington
Enoch Wickersham 86 Died at Guardian Angel Rest Home
Enoch Wickersham 86 of 1310 Oak Hill died Friday night at Guardian Angel Rest Home. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Oak Hill Cemetery. Rumsey Funeral Home oversees arrangements. Survived by widow Nellie Wickersham and several nieces and nephews.
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Enoch Wickersham
Oak Hill
Guardian Angel Rest Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Nellie Wickersham
Sioky Rest Home
Funeral services for Bernard W Lavin in Topeka
Bernard W Lavin 81 of Topeka died Friday morning at St Francis Hospital Topeka. Services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Wall Diffenderfer Mortuary Topeka burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah home daughter Mrs Ernest Brown Greeley Colo four grandchildren two great grandchildren preceded in death by daughter Mrs Clyde Kampschroeder Lawrence.
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Bernard W. Lavin
Topeka
Wall- Diffenderfer
Memorial Park
Lavin
St. Francis Hospital
Sarah
Ernest Brown
Greeley
Colo
Clyde Kampschroeder
Lawrence
Funeral services for Ed Trendel Overbrook farmer
Funeral services for Ed Trendel 83 of Overbrook will be at 3 p m Sunday at Overbrook Methodist Church. Burial in Valley Brook Cemetery. Trendel died Thursday at home. Born January 1 1883 on a farm near Vassar he lived most of his life in Overbrook community. He was a retired farmer. Survived by wife Rose three sons Lester Alvin Irvin all of Kansas and daughters Bernice Bond Edna Bond Wilma Woodruff Rose Ann Hausler ten grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Burial arrangements by Baker Funeral Home Overbrook.
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Ed Trendel
Overbrook
Overbrook Methodist Church
Valley Brook
Mr. Trendel
Baker Funeral Home
Vassar
Rose Trendel
Lester Trendel
Topeka
Alvin Trendel
Lyndon
Irvin Trendel
Bernice Bond
Edna Bond
Wilma Woodruff
Rose Ann Hausler
Fennimore
Wis
Joseph Trendel
Charles Trendel
Osage City
Sophia Davis
Katie Warren
Carrie Wiscroop
Teresa Wadsworth
Soviet President Podgorny Congratulates Johnson on Surveyor 1 Moon Landing
In a Moscow telegram Nikolai Podgorny congratulates President Johnson on the successful soft landing of the U S Surveyor 1 spacecraft. He praises American specialists and extends Soviet congratulations for the achievement in lunar exploration.
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Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.S
Podgorny
Moon
Two Nuns and a Monk Die in Protest in South Viet Nam
Two Buddhist nuns and a novice monk self immolated in Saigon and Nha Trang amid Buddhist protests against the South Vietnamese government bringing the total to nine. U S air and naval raids on North Vietnam intensify with heavy bomber sorties and planes reported shot down. Korean Tiger Division engages Viet Cong near Qui Nhon with high casualties on both sides as Operation Crazy Horse progresses.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
North
Tiger
Qui Nhon
Thich
Nu Bao Luan
Buddhist Institute
Dieu Ky
Nha Trang
Quang Tri
Viet Nam
Na Bao Luan
Hue
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tri Quang
Thich Tam Chau
Tam Chau
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Phu My
Court Clears several motorists in police docket
In the Police Court list Kennedy G Anderson Route 2 speeding and stop sign $30. Lawrence D Curtis 1510 Powers speeding $10. E A Samuelson 1645 Tenn St speeding $25. William G Mills Topeka no tail lights $5. William Teeter Templin Hall improper lane use $5. Tim Radford Shawnee Mission speeding and stop sign $35. Leslie R Gibler 830 Elm drunk $25. Lloyd N Koyawena 804 N H St dis orderly conduct $25.
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Kenneth G. Anderson
Route 2
Lawrence D. Curtis
Powers
E. A. Samuelson
1645 Tenn. St
William G. Mills
Topeka
William Teeter
Templin Hall
Tim Radford
Shawnee Mission
Leslie R. Gibler
Elm
Lloyd N. Koyawena
N.H. St
Plan to rehanging Coventry Cathedral bells eyed
Coventry England AP plan to rehang the 14 bells in the tower of the ruined Coventry Cathedral is under consideration by the Diocesan Bellringers Association. The bells have not rung since 1879 when the tower was deemed dangerous after slipping.
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Coventry
England
Coventry Cathedral
Public Sale in Lawrence Kansas Surplus Antiques and More
Auction on Sunday June 5 1966 at 1 pm at 1500 Leonard St Lawrence KS features antique glass and crystal furniture rugs lamps and decor along with modern appliances and a Zenith stereo record player. Owner listed as Mr and Mrs Jack Mitchell selling through Mike Murphree Realty and Auction Co with cash terms and disclaimer not responsible for accidents.
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Leanrard St
Lawrence
Kansas
Westinghouse
Cosco
Zenith
Jack Mitchell
Mike Murphree
Household auction items include furniture and appliances
On Sunday June 12 1966 at 1 pm in Lawrence Kansas a large lot of furniture and appliances will be sold cash terms. Items include dinette sets sofas end tables a 6 piece bedroom suite a 15 cu ft frost free refrigerator and many more. Owner Margaret Forque Orum notes not responsible for accidents MUZPLE officiating.
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Sun
Ohio St
Lawrence
Kansas
General Mills
Kenmore
Kirby
Elec
Margaret Forque Orum
Muzple
Auction of farm equipment and house furnishings
Owner Mrs R R McFarland sells farm and household items at auction located 214 miles east on 11th Street Tuesday June 7 1966 starting 1:00 PM. Items include Hotpoint Frigidaire appliances walnut dining and living room sets antiques tools books and more with car a 1951 Windsor Chrysler. Roberts Skiles Kaw Valley State Bank listed as clerk and auctioneers.
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11Th Street
Hotpoint Electric
Siegler
Windssor
Walton
Windsor Chrysler
R. R. McFarland
Roberts & Skiles
Kaw Valley State Bank
Public Sheriff Sale Notice in Douglas County Kansas
The Douglas County District Court will hold a public auction July 19, 1966 at 1 30 p m at the west door of the Lawrence Courthouse to sell a portion of leasehold interest and oil assets tied to Case No 23900 against Samuel L Sayles and others The property is the N half of the NE quarter Section 12 Township 15 South Range 20 East containing 80 acres more or less in Douglas County Kansas The sale aims to satisfy the plaintiff 's judgment with costs and is made without redemption per law Sheriff Hana L Peterson Attorney for Plaintiff Harrison Building Lawrence Kansas
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Michael M. Borrelli
Mary E. Borrelli
John T. Garthwait
Mary E. Garthwait
Joseph W. Garthwait
Ruth R. Garthwait
Frank J. Shea
Genevieve J. Shea
Harold F. Golden
Hugatte M. Golden
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Michael M
Mary E. Boreretl
John T
Joseph W
Frank J
Harold F
Huguette M. Golden
Douglas
State of
Mary B. Borrelli
John T. Garthewait
Fred la Olson
India V. Olson
Howard M. Olson
Dorothy Olson
Hugette M. Golden
Ruth A
Rthewall
Mary EB. Garthewait
Fred T
India V. Izon
Howard M
Dorothy Oleson
Harold
Huguette M. Petted
Hans L. Peterson
Harrison
Sheriff Sale Ordered in Douglas County Kansas
In Douglas County District Court the case of Borrelli et al seeks sale of property to satisfy a judgment. The notice lists multiple owners and their fractional interests in parcels including 160 acres of NE quarter of Section 18 Town 16S Range 20E, with sale set at 1:30 PM on a July date. sheriff Hans L. Peterson to conduct sale at Harrison Building.
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Century She. Trust
Chemical Fund Amd
Fidelity Trend
Fundamental
Keystone S
Puritan Fund
Putnam Grth
Ltk
Security Equity
United Accum
United Income
United Science
Windsor Fund
Wellington Fund
Winf. Grth. Ind
K.C. Livestock
K.C
Coral Gables
Fla
Gilbert Hall
Gilbert
Richard
Associated Press
U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Tennessee
Northern Plains
Rockies
Plains
Macamill
Russia
Daily Journal-World
Samuel L. Sayles
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court of
Genevive
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