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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
10
A reader reviews three village inns offering comfortable rooms and spotless baths with slow fires and abundant flowers. Cooks show skill across varied menus from grilled salmon to steak and kidney pie and wild wood pigeon. Prices run 6 to 8.50 dollars daily per person with meals and a 15 percent service fee. some lunches are extra.
The article describes England’s inns and farmhouse B and B accommodations as popular traveler hubs. It notes advance reservations aren’t always made and urges careful selection of inns and rates around 2.25 dollars per person per night. It praises friendly service and peaceful mornings at Bos ton Court under a thatched roof.
Kansas Governor John Anderson Jr calls for open consideration of civil rights in the Governors Conference. He announces three concurrent workshops on education employment and public accommodations with a plenary report to follow. He notes rules may block a strong civil rights resolution without a three fourths vote. He predicts Barry Goldwater would win the GOP nomination and carry Kansas in November.
President Park Chung hee suspends 576 government officials including a cabinet vice minister for corruption to quiet student demonstrators. Premier Chung Il kwon announces the move and orders a probe into scandals cited by demonstrators amid riots that left a university freshman dead from clashes near the Capitol and presidential mansion.
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church begins a two week Bible school at 9 am with daily sessions. The course titled Trust and Obey focuses on faith and service to God.
The Friends Church at 16th and N Y Streets offers Vacation Bible School daily from 9 to 11 30 a m through Friday for children ages 3 to those who finished the 6th grade.
April contracts for future construction in Kansas totaled 86068000, up substantially from April 1963 per F W Dodge Co. report. Nonresidential 8450000 down 30 percent, residential 21081000 up 46 percent, nonbuilding 56537000 up substantially. First four months total 169881000, a 32 percent rise with nonresidential 25525000 down 48 percent, residential 66552000 up 46 percent, and nonbuilding 77804000 up substantially.
Rosa Lucille Hart, 63, the nation’s first lady cheerleader and 30 year director of the Lake Charles Little Theater, died Sunday after several heart attacks.
Aberdeen authorities began distributing 30 000 copies of a 12 page booklet on typhoid control as the outbreak peaks with 402 cases 342 confirmed and one death. The effort aims to improve food hygiene as health officials say the pattern suggests the outbreak may be coming under control.
A 17 year old East Berliner slipped through barbed wire barricades during the night and escaped into the American sector of Berlin, authorities said. Border guards did not notice him as he moved to the western side.
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