Missouri Strike Act Knocked Out by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court invalidated Missouri public utility anti strike protections. Atty Gen Eagleton said a rehearing may be sought while union leaders in Kansas City hailed the ruling as freeing workers to strike. Mayor Davis and other city leaders planned talks to resume contract negotiations with transit company officials.
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Jefferson Cify
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Atty
Thomas K. Eagleton
State Medation Board
Supreme Court
Daniel C. Ropers
Kansas City
Loren Hargus
Kansas City Union
Hargus
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach
Employes of America
Hargis
Qus Davis
Water Projects Supported by Subcommittee Urging Allocation
A House appropriations subcommittee was urged to approve 79,740,190 for flood control and reclamation projects in Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Iowa. George Lister of the Missouri Arkansas Basins Flood Control and Conservation Association presented the requests as they exceed Kennedy’s budget by 3.5 million.
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Washington
House
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Kennedy
George Lister
Local lawrence men attend Kansas flood control hearings
Six Lawrence delegates including Attorney Fred Six and Dwight Metzler join Gov. John A. Anderson Jr. and city officials Harold Horn and Jim Owens at Washington hearings on flood control. The group seeks 64.33 million dollars for planning and construction across Kansas Missouri and Nebraska basins plus a 15.41 million dollar budget item for Bureau of Reclamation projects.
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Lawrence
Fred Six
Dwight Metzler
John Anderson
Harold Horn
Jim Owens
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Emil Heck
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Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Nebraska
Bureau of Reclamation
Kan
John A. Anderson, Jr
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Hays
Wilson
Milford
Big Blue River
Kasnas
Marysville
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Perry
Clinton
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White Clay Creek
Atchison
Marais Des Cygnes-Clave
Pomona
Melvern
Hillsdale
Garnett
Osawatomie
Fort Scott
Osage
Kansas and
Stockton
Kaysinger Bluff
Three-Vehicle Crash Injures Two On New Hampshire Street
Two people were injured in a Saturday afternoon three-vehicle crash in the 800 block of New Hampshire Street. Joe G. Kolars, 54, suffered cuts and bruises, while Everat C. Barnes, 23, had a bloody nose. A parked Raymond Anderson truck sustained $75 damage. other vehicles totaled about $1,100.
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New Hampshire Stret
Joe G. Kolars
Summit
Everat C. Barnes
Route 2
Raymond Anderson
N.H. St
KU Grad to Join X15 Pilot Group After Long Chase
Air Force Captain Joe H Engle a KU aerospace engineering graduate and Milton C Thompson a NASA test pilot were chosen to join three others in testing the X15 rocket plane. Engle a Chapman native and KU alum finished the Aerospace Research Pilots School at Edwards AFB and has escorted X15 flights with F100 and F104 jets. His wife Mary Katherine Lawrence a KU fine arts graduate also hails from Kansas City Missouri.
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Milton C. Thompson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Engle
Thompson
Mary Katherine Lawrence
Kansas City
Chapman
Aerospace Research Pilots School
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Memorial Hospital Births and Addresses List
A lengthy memorial hospital notice lists numerous names and addresses across Kansas and nearby areas, noting births and family additions. Entries include Mary Coffman 829 Conn, Leda Rose Route 5, Dorothy Cook 1509 E 18th Terr, Mary Riddle San Francisco, and others. Several entries record babies born with parents and locations such as Lecompton, Eudora, Sunflower, McLouth, and Lawrence, with multiple sons and daughters announced.
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San Francisco
Calif
Mary Coffman
Conn
Leda Rose
Dorothy Cook
Mark McNown
Highland Dr
Elizabeth Pell
DeSoto
Linna Houk
Richland
Ray Koontz
Ottawa
Bernard Felts
Tonganoxie
Milo Stucky
Wellington
Gladys Winters
Fred Smith
Judy Wappener
N. H
Sally Beckwith
Lecompton
George Harris
Walnut
Betty Smith
Tenn
Emma Kelley
White Cloud
Kan
Ollie Zook
Rudolf Dietz
Route
Raymond Miller
Baldwin
Ida MaeLean
Bernice Whiteaker
Maple Lane
Edwin and
Anne Kramer
Isaac Moore
Mort Turner
Sunset
William Barber
Karl Reber
Pamela Biggers
Maine
Jerry Doyle
W. 19Th
Everett Lathrom
North St
Vera Long
Eudora
Evelyn Mitchell
Kansas City
Lewis Knight
Myra McHenry
McLouth
George Valentine
Emmet Adams
N. 6Th
Warren Zimmerman
Jewell Griffin
Harper
Aldin Kaufmann
Naismith
Jane Woodbury
Lawrence
Fannie Zukowski
Patti Bowlin
Ark
Evalee Manis
Allen
Prof Cid Traces How Reds Gained Foothold in Cuba
Prof Dolores Marti Cid, ex Havana University faculty, spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club about Cuba's Communist takeover and future plans for the hemisphere. She recalled Cuba as a wealthy Latin state transformed by infiltration and false security, warning that Cuba is the first step in a broader Communist drive.
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Western Hemisphere
Lawrence
Cid
Russia
Prof. Cid
Castro
Rome
Hungary
U. S
Venezuela
Brazil
Chile
Black Muslims Leader Muhammad Elijah and His Claims
Muhammad Elijah describes Black Muslims as a unique nation within America claiming Black origin of humanity. He cites biblical prophecy, religious identity, and 1942 draft imprisonment, arguing the movement seeks belonging for Black people and questions federal civil rights actions and court rulings as separate from Negro concerns.
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Kennedy outlines nuclear pact and civil rights push
President Kennedy ties the Moscow conference to a broader push for peace and civil rights. He outlines a three point program including a test ban, a national no tes policy, and a call for Americans to re evaluate attitudes toward liberty at home. He warns against defeatist views of peace and urges unity with Khrushchev and Macmillan ahead of future talks.
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Successful Cold Sands Ceremonial Draws Shrines Crowd
Nearly 300 Shriners and wives attended the Cold Sands Ceremonial with 20 initiations in the Community Building. A 2 p.m. parade along Massachusetts Street drew strong spectator turnout, exceeding Kansas City’s crowd from two weeks earlier. A dinner and dance for 256 followed at the Hotel Eldridge.
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Abdallah Shrine
Massachusetts Street
Kansas City
Eldridge
Man to Be Questioned In Area Murders
A 26 year old man arrested in Tonganoxie on a drunken charge will be questioned by Wyandotte and Topeka authorities about separate murders. Wyandotte County seeks him over the April 30 1962 stabbing death of Mildred Elliott in Victory Junction cafe. Police plan polygraph tests in Leavenworth.
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Topeka
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Leavenworth
Mildred Marie Elliott
Victory Junction
Wyandotte-Leavenworth
Wyandotte County
Daphne Rhodes
William Scherzer
Elliott
Vinland’s Historic Library Opens After 4‑H Renovation
An estimated 118 people visited Sunday open house at the Vinland Valley 4 H Club renovated Coal Creek Library dating to 1859. The library with 18th century volumes will be open Thursday mornings 9 to 11 30 under Vinland Home Demonstration Unit supervision, with visitors from Lawrence Baldwin Topeka Missouri and even Florida.
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Coal Creek
Vinland Home Demonstration Unit
Lawrence
Baldwin
Topeka
Missouri
Florida
A Chapel of Quiet Taste and Simple Beauty
Rumsey Funeral Home advertisement invites inquiries at VI 3-5111 for quiet tasteful funeral services and simple beauty arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Can You SucceedReliability as the Key to Achievement
The text argues that reliability is the essential quality for success. It cautions that trust and dependability in actions and relationships prevent loss of faith from others and self. It warns that failing a reliability test shows through even a single missed target.
Jayhawk Model Masters Win Big at Local Show
Two Jayhawk Model Masters Club members won first places and another took second in the second annual all day model plans competition at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Ninety two planes competed and about 140 people participated as officers called the event a complete success.
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Jayhawk
Lawrence
Early Wheat Harvest Opens Across Kansas States
Wheat harvest begins in multiple counties as dry warm spring accelerates yields. Statewide output expected lower than last year due to winter kill drought and pests. some areas report 3 to 5 bushels per acre, while moisture near the critical period yields 35 or more. Douglas County remains uncertain two weeks from harvest.
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Douglas County
Ford County
Comanche
Morton
Reno
Wingman
Edwards
Harvest Progress Report Across Counties
Early varieties cut in McPherson with most work due by Monday. Sumner reports dry, hot conditions with 80 percent cut and yields of 5 to 60 bushels per acre and good test weight. Sedgwick sees harvest start with spot cutting across county and 30 bushel yields in hail-free areas. Harvey notes some cutting in south half and general harvest by Monday.
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McPherson
Sumner
Sedgwick
Harvey
Burglar Enters Santa Fe Restaurant in Early Morning Break-In
Police report a Sunday morning burglary at Santa Fe Restaurant located at 411 E. 7th. Entry was gained by breaking an east side door. about 75 dollars from the cigarette machine and two arcade games were stolen. Damage to the cigarette machine estimated at 10 dollars.
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Santa Fe
Thanking those who aided during my accident
Mildred Robinson expresses gratitude to the woman who assisted, the police, ambulance crew, Drs. Jones and Manahan, nurses and staff at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and her relatives and friends for visits, cards, and flowers during her stay.
Get the Journal World at Your Summer Address
Public notice advertising a subscription option for the Journal-World with a summer delivery address and a phone contact VI 3 1000 for ordering.
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Journal-World
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