P T P Group Starts Journey to Europe
A two month university level People-to-People trip launches Monday night in Kansas City with 250 American student ambassadors from 13 Midwest colleges including 122 from Kansas University. Among KU travelers are 14 Lawrence residents and one Valley Falls student. The program aims to foster cross cultural exchange with plans for many more exchanges if successful.
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Europe
Midwest
Kansas University
Lawrence
Valley Falls
L. R. C. Agnew
Mary Ann Caws
Peter Caws
Elizabeth Elvig
William E. Faeth
Larry Hatfield
George Mascia
Susan Rowlands
Martin Arlinsky
Judith Gray
Ron Gallagher
Mary Taylor
Mike Dutton
M. Bare
Father says boy's wishes in KU K State recruit dispute
SALINA AP The father of Lynn Senkbeil a Salina High football star says his son should choose his college not be drawn into a feud between Kansas and Kansas State University. Senkbeil plans to enroll at KU after applying for a K State athletic scholarship. The father stresses the boy’s future and engineering interests should guide his decision.
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Salina Journal
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Kansas
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Kstate
Lynn
Local Firm Sues Union For 110000 Damages In Picket Case
Ready Mixed Concrete Co of Lawrence sues Truck Drivers & Helpers Local Union No. 696 for 110000 dollars in damages and seeks a permanent injunction against deceptive signs and a temporary restraining order until final court ruling. The suit notes past pickets at the site and other locations where the company does business. Local union officials include Austin O Morrison and Larue A Moore. S.D. Penny of the company is vice president and manager.
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Truck Drivers & Helpers
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Topeka
Austin O. Morrison
Larue A. Moore
S. D. Penny
House of Fabrics Names New Manager in June Change
The House of Fabrics at 823 Mass. St. announced a management switch on June 4. Mrs. Lula Trowbridge of Baldwin Route 2 takes over, succeeding Mrs. Orville Gray who has relocated to Davenport, Iowa.
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Baldwin, Route 2
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Davenport
Towa
Excellence as goal in education voiced by Dr Wescoe
Dr Wescoe welcomed educational critics while urging high standards and modernization. He cited unrest driving new teaching methods in mathematics physics and chemistry and noted English anthropology would follow. He urged investing in the future rather than saving pennies or squeezing taxes.
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Ellsworth to Attend UN General Assembly in June
Representative Robert F Ellsworth announced he will attend the United Nations General Assembly on June 7 and 8 at the request of Adlai Stevenson. Ellsworth will observe discussions on Rwanda Arando admission to U N membership.
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James G Brewer Named Camp Wood Senior Counsellor
James G. Brewer 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs Bill Brewer of 1727 W 21st St is serving as senior counsellor at Camp Wood near Emporia He was Lawrence High School graduate selected for top post on Rev John McLaughlin archdeacon of Kansas recommendation Brewer active as acolyte Thespians and library staffer plans to attend Washburn University in fall and will join camp June 3 16 session
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Lawrence Free Public Library
Mrs Justine Elliott Dies After Stroke At Hospital
Mrs Justine Vera Elliott 56 of 151 Haskell Ave died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a stroke about 2 a.m. She worked for Santa Fe Railroad and Lawrence National Bank and belonged to several groups and Plymouth Congregational Church. Survived by husband Harry H Elliott two daughters two sisters four brothers seven grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral at 2 30 p.m. Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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North Kansas City
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Independence
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New Hampton
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Kansas City
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Rye
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Route 5
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Washington Creek
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Douglas County
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Margaret Daggett
Emporia
Dalas Center
Iowa
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la Verne
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Chicago
Rufus Daggett
Kan
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Dallas Center
Bramble Is Appointed Superintendent In Independence District
Rev Albert F Bramble former First Methodist Church pastor is named superintendent of the Independence district in the Kansas Conference He will start duties around June 15 and relocate with his family next week Two children Ruth and Fred remain Kansas University students Mary Kay will be in eighth grade and John in fifth at Independence schools Bramble previously led the Parsons church before moving to Lawrence a decade ago
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First Methodist Church
Independence
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Fred
Kansas University
Mary Kay
John
Lawrence
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Whitenight and Beahm Nominated for Boys State Posts
Lawrence’s Ken Whitenight and Great Bend’s Don Beahm are nominated for governor of Sunflower Boys State in session at Wichita. Whitenight leads the Federalist ticket while Beahm heads the Nationalist. Other Lawrencians attending include Richard Harp Alan Hitt Halley Kampschroeder and Charles Pohl. Jerry Kazmaier represents Eudora with Bobby Jenkins for Haskell.
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Lawrence
Don Beahm
Great Bend
Wichita
Whitenight
Beahm
Boys State
Richard Harp
Alan Hitt
Halley Kampschroeder
Charles Pohl
Jerry Kazmaier
Eudora
Bobby Jenkins
Haskell
Highway signs found along Kasold Road near Lawrence
Eleven signs of various types likely stolen in the past six months were recovered Sunday along Kasold Road west of Lawrence. Mrs. Julius Torneden of Route 1 found the signs and notified the Sheriff's Department. The May term District Court jury will not report Thursday as previously scheduled, said clerk Mrs. Lucille Allison.
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Julius Torneden
Route 1
Sheriff's Department
Lucille Allison
Boy Suffers Broken Leg After Horse Kick
Richard McCartney eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth McCartney suffered a broken leg when kicked by a horse this morning. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. He helps his brother Duane a regular carrier on the Kasold Road route west of the city.
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Richard McCartney
Kenneth McCartney
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Infant Rinke Dies. Rinke Family Mourns in Lawrence
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rinke of 1511 Graig Court died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mt. Calvary Cemetery with Rt. Rev. Msgr. George Towle. Surviving relatives include a sister Kimberli Michele, maternal grandparents William and Lola Shoemaker of Larned, paternal grandparents Henry and Mary Rinke of Eudora, and maternal great grandparents Alex Fitzhugh and wife of Calico Rock Arkansas. Cooper-Warren Mortuary in charge.
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Graig Court
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
George Towle
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Kimberli Michele Rinke
William Shoemaker
Larned
Henry Rinke
Eudora
Alex Fitzhugh
Calico Rock
Ark
Socialite Murder Shock In Topeka Manhunt
AP reports topeka detectives probe the strangling of 26 year old New York socialite Daphne Rhodes at her apartment after a morning ride from a Menninger Foundation patient. Bruises, a knotted brassiere, and autopsy indicate sexual assault by a suspected sex maniac. Her father Arthur Bunker and uncle Ellsworth Bunker are named. Rhodes was divorced from Evan Rhodes. County Attorney Brown withheld another patient’s name while noting the motive uncertain.
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Menninger Foundation
New York
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American Metal Climax Inc
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Eisenhower
India
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Robert Brown
Menninger
Governors race in New England sees major GOP nominations
Nixon John Alsop and Edwin H. May Jr. look set to win at least 20 percent of the votes for the gubernatorial nomination. Four others also seek the nod. Former Gov. John Lodge Rep Horace Seely Brown and industrialist Vivian Kellems pursue the nomination to succeed retiring Senator Prescott Bush. Lodge is favored.
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Insurance Company
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John Lodge
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Prescott Bush
Lodge
Dr Zimmer Receives Presidential Citation For Civil Air Patrol Service
Dr Zimmertion, former LMH chief of staff in 1960 and ex president of the Douglas County Medical Society, is noted for Civil Air Patrol work in World War II, cadet training aid, and receiving a Presidential Citation. He is a certified pilot and FFA medical examiner with connections to Lawrence and Bavaria.
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International College of Surgeons
Posey Bowers
New Orleans
Cecil Lange
Georgetown Has Hope For World
Bob Hope attended Georgetown University commencement in cap and gown receiving an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. He cracked jokes about schooling and education while urging graduates to give of themselves and noting his own travels entertaining servicemen. The event featured Rev. Gustave Weigel as principal speaker and 1,066 graduates.
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Georgetown University
Kennedy
American Medical Association
Georgetown
Robert Hope
Gustave Weigel
Hope
Roman Catholic University
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Alan Ladd
Cleveland
Edward B. Bunn
S.J
Commercial mushroom grown in the United States
The meadow mushroom or Agaricus campestris is the sole species cultivated commercially in the United States, representing the main edible mushroom production in the country.
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United States
Journal-World Summer Address Call and Phone Ad
A brief newspaper notice invites readers to obtain the Journal-World at a summer address and provides the advertising phone number VI3-1000 for subscriptions or delivery inquiries.
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Journal-World
Writer Luncheon Set With Bill Mayer Speaker
The annual Writers Workshop luncheon will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in the Castle Tea Room. Bill Mayer, managing editor of the Journal World, will discuss Writing Can Be Hard Work. Call VI 3 2763 for reservations.
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Writers Workshop
Castle Tea Room
Bill Mayer
Journal- World
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