Fishing Derby Second Session At Mary's Lake
Supervisors will be present from 9 a m until noon Saturday for the second session of the Fishing Derby at Mary's Lake. Sponsored by the Douglas County Sportsmen's Association and the Lawrence Recreation Commission, the event targets youngsters under 16. Last Sunday, 113 youths participated and several fish were caught. prizes will be awarded Saturday in multiple categories.
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Mary's Lake
Douglas County Sportsmen's Association
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Highway 10
Haskell
Printer Strike Shuts Star and Kansan Newspapers
Kansas City AP A printer strike by the International Typographical Union Local 80 closes the Star in the afternoon and the Kansan in Kansas City Kansas, leaving Missouri’s two largest cities without major dailies. Wages were agreed, but a 364 hour week proposal triggered walkout as talks stalled.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Kan
Kansan
Missouri
Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
St. Louis
International Typographical Union
The
Times
Star
ITU
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Missouri
Funeral services for Alfred Graves will be at 8 p m today at Gibson Funeral Home Kansas City Kansas with graveside rites at 11 a m Saturday at Oakhill Cemetery Quenemo He leaves his wife Ethel two daughters and siblings Survivors include Fern Larrick Dorothy Thompson and other relatives D G Groebe 84 Route 2 dies Thursday and funeral at 9 a m Monday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev C J Knox to officiate An additional service is set for 2 p m Monday at Poland Funeral Home Cameron Missouri Burial to follow in Cameron.
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Gibson Funeral Home
Kansas City
Kan
Alfred Graves
F. W. Shobe
Ohio St
Oakhill Cemetery
Quenemo
Ethel
Fern Larrick
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Thompson
Grand Island, Neb
D. G. Groebe
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. J. Knox
Poland Funeral Home
Cameron
Governor Earl Long Hospitalized Again In Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports say Governor Earl K Long, after a volatile episode with police and fans, was committed to Southeast State Mental Hospital in Mandeville. Lt. Gov. Luther Frazar, citing Attorney General Gremillion, will act as governor, awaiting removal of disability.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Luther Frazar
Jack Gremillion
Frazar
Long
Mandeviles
Mandeville
Louisiana State Hospital
Chester Williams
East Baton ‘Rouge Parish
Mandeville Institution
Charles Belcher
Southeast
Associated Press
Belcher
Ochesner Foundation
New Orleans
Ochener
Oche
Galveston
East Baton Rouge Parish
Dist
Fred Leblanc
State Hospital
Earl
Huey P. Long
Williams
Funeral services for Andrew Shrimplin in Dallas
Funeral services and burial for Andrew Shrimplin, 56, formerly of Lawrence, will be in Dallas, Texas. Shrimplin died Thursday in Dallas. He was born January 28, 1903. Survivors include his wife Mrs Thelma Shrimplin of the home.
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Andrew Shrimplin
Lawrence
Dallas
Tex
Shrimplin
Thelma Shrimplin
Death of Former Lawrence Resident Lillie May Foster
Mrs. Rowland S H Dyer reports the death of Lillie May Foster 94 a former Lawrence resident who died last Saturday at her daughter Mrs A A Gribble s home in Monterey California Funeral services were held Tuesday at Paul Mortuary Pacific Grove California Memorial notes the daily importance of reading the Journal World while away on vacation through carrier delivery or phone VI 3 1000 Adv.
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Rowland S. H. Dyer
Lawrence
Lillie May
Local Youth Speaks On Boys State to Kiwanis
Mike McWilliams sponsored to Boys State by the Kiwanis Club was the featured speaker at the Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Eldridge. He spoke on experiences from Boys State and noted his election as city clerk. An especially striking lecture covered Russia and a belief among Russians that they will soon govern the United States. Introduced by P. Everett Sperry of the public relations committee.
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Mike McWilliams
Boys State
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Eldridge
McWilliams
Kiwanis
Russia
America
U. S
P. Everett Sperry
Educators Gather for KU TEPS Conference
More than 1,200 educators from across the United States will attend the 14th annual Teachers Education and Professional Standards conference at Kansas University. The event, KU’s first TEPS meeting, runs next week with preconference sessions starting Saturday. Multiple related meetings, including Student National Education Association and National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification, occur Sunday to Tuesday, with sessions on undergraduate teacher education and specialty teaching areas. The conference center is the Kansas Union, with housing across campus and in nearby Lawrence accommodations.
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United States
Kansas University
TEPS
Okeph R. Pearson
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Lawrence
The
Kansas Union
National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification
Franklin D. Murphy
A. F. Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rains Slow But Don’t Hurt Wheat Harvest Delays
Thursday evening rainfall slowed local wheat harvesting with delays ranging from a few hours to over a day. Perry had traces, Eudora saw a downpour, Baldwin could resume this afternoon, and Eudora harvest may wait until Saturday afternoon. Perry restarted cutting this morning as some wheat arrived before the rain.
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Perry
Jefferson County
Eudora
Baldwin
New Baker Staff Announced Today By Scarborough
Scarborough announces five new Baker University staff additions for September. Ronald Dawson will replace organ duties. Marvin Rousch joins physics. Roger Van Lynch becomes assistant professor of mathematics. William Lenz Jr. will teach Business Administration. Samuel Hill named assistant professor of Education.
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Baker University
W.J. Scarborough
Ronald L. Dawson
Indiana University
Robert C. Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Canton
Ohio
Dawson
American Guild of Organists
Chickasha
Okla
Epworth
Marvin L. Rousch
Maryland University
Topeka
American Physical Society
Atomic Energy Commission
Roger van Lynch
Fort Smith
Ark
Lynch
Navy
Arkansas University
Kansas State College
Pitsburg
Independence
Oklahoma
A.&.m. College
Miami
William Berl Lenz Jr
Scott
County real estate totals show strong city growth
Baldwin 9135400? The text lists county and personal property totals for Baldwin Eudora Lecompton and Lawrence, amounting to 42044085 overall. A Journal World survey of local real estate men predicts housing demand will stay strong, implying continued healthy city and county growth in future years.
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Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompton
Lawrence
The
Journal World
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Residents Listed
Memorial Hospital releases and resident listings include Evelyn Parsons Tonga noxie Helen Simons Eudora Marilyn Wright Ottawa Walter Hall Grantville Lula Roche Baldwin Allie Owens 916 N J St June Rucker 1012 Iowa St Mark Wintermore 918 Schwarz Rd Clara Burdorff Route 1 Evelyn Unfred 401 Pleasant St Edna Brouchard 1417 E 15th St. Dismissals James Klein 1125 Miss St Walter Snodgrass Route 1 Bobby Fulks Eudora Edgar Gros didier Eudora LaVern Kufahl and baby boy 1800 Brook St Winifred Grinter Oskaloosa Mildred Fleshman Route 4 Wilma Maness De Soto.
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Evelyn Parsons
Tonganoxie
Helen Simons
Eudora
Marilyn Wright
Ottawa
Walter Hall
Grantville
Lula Roche
Baldwin
Allie Owens
N. J. St
June Rucker
Iowa St
Mark Wintermore
Schwarz Rd
Clara Burdorff
Route 1
Evelyn Unfred
Pleasant St
Edna Brouchard
E. 15Th St
James Klein
St. Walter Snodgrass
Bobby Fulks
Edgar Grosdidier
LaVern Kufahl
Brook St
Winifred Grinter
Oskaloosa
Mildred Fleshman
Route 4
Wilma Maness
de Soto
In the Courts Criminal Cases and Traffic Violations
County Court bound over to November term on charges of statutory rape and incest for Harry H Cofer. Others receive fines and jail terms or bond forfeitures for vagrancy speeding improper registration no license disturbing the peace DUI license suspensions and related offenses. Traffic violations include LeRoy Taylor fined 25 for following too closely.
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Harry H. Cofer
del. St
Stanley J. Johnson
Topeka
Major Mathis
Kansas City
Amos Hale
Eudora
John R. Carney
Herschel Freeman
Lawrence
Paul Edward Gruber
Joseph G. Dosta III
LeRoy Taylor
Vacation Pak? Carrier service delivers saved issues
The Journal-World promotes a Vacation Pak service that lets readers save issues while away and receive them in a bundled package when they return, advertising convenience for traveling subscribers.
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Journal-World
Adv
God Is Cleared In Potatoes Case at Court-Martial
Washington AP reports Pfc. Andrew God Jr. was acquitted by a court-martial of deliberately destroying government property. An architect before draft, he served at Ft. Myer, Va. The dispute centered on slicing potato eyes rather than digging them out with a knife.
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Washington
Andrew God Jr
God
Ft. Myer
Polio Paralytic Case Increase Reported
The Public Health Service reported polio paralytic cases running well ahead of 1958 figures. Last week saw 55 paralytic cases versus 25 in the same 1958 week and 36 in the week ending June 6.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Kansas beauty wins Mrs America home build title
Mrs Billie Jean Simpson of Charlotte North Carolina won the home building category of the Mrs America contest in Fort Lauderdale Florida for designing and arranging children's bedrooms. Finalists included Mrs Robert Lemons of Wichita Kansas and Mrs Queenie Dowsett of Hilo Hawaii.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Billie Jean Simpson
Charlotte
N.C
Robert Lemons
Wichita
Kan
Queenie Dowsett
Hilo Hawaii
Philadelphia teen killer not charged with murder
Philadelphia District Attorney Victor Blanc announced that 15 year old Edward J. Cooney will not face murder charges for the slaying of 34 year old Becky Holt. Blanc recommended keeping the case in Municipal Court where Cooney will be adjudged a juvenile delinquent and committed to a state industrial school.
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Philadelphia
Becky Holt
Dist. Atty
Victor H. Blanc
Edward J. Cooney
Cooney
Sarnoff Warns of Political Gag on Broadcast Coverage
NBC chairman Robert W. Sarnoff warned that an unchanged equal time rule could gag campaign coverage on radio and television. ABC’s John Daly argued the rule would force stations to halt political reporting and even constrain news mentions of candidates. He compared it to a government mandate requiring equal space for all candidates in newspapers.
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Washington
Robert W. Sarnoff
NBC Network
John Daly
ABC
Federal Communications Commission
Sarnoff
FCC
Erhard Threatens To Quit His Post
Bonn AP report says Ludwig Erhard warned he will resign as West Germany economics minister. He spoke at a CDU caucus after Adenauer decided to remain chancellor, in a move Erhard viewed as an attack on his reputation.
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Erhard
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Christian Democrat Party
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Mosquitoes Burn Mosquitoes And Other Local News From Lawrence
Reports from Minnesota-Wisconsin lake country note a severe mosquito siege as resort owners use insecticide fogs while visitors stay indoors at sundown. Legion of items include a Well Baby clinic at 342 Mo, a four cent 49 star flag stamp official July 4, the missing Siamese cat Spice found dead, tax payment deadlines, and KU football and basketball coaching clinics upcoming in Allen Fieldhouse.
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Northland
Minnesota-Wisconsin Lake Country
Kansas
Post Office Department
Auburn
N. Y
Khrushchev presses end to Berlin occupation in Kremlin
In Moscow Khrushchev told the Kremlin that allied occupation of West Berlin must end. Gromyko’s remarks echoed Khrushchev with proposals to extend the one year time limit for occupation and to seek a nonaggression pact between East and West German regimes.
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Gromyko
Khrushchev
Russia
West Berlin
Baldwin Contract Let For New Post Office
A contract for construction and lease of a Baldwin City Kansas post office building was awarded. Successful bidders were Mr and Mrs Herbert R McClure of Richmond Kansas. Construction cost is about 29182 dollars with occupancy expected around December 30 and a ten year lease.
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Wichita
Baldwin City
Kas
Successul
Herbert R. McClure
Richmond
Moore's Incorporated Incorporation in Kansas State Office
Moore Associates Inc of Lawrence completed incorporation in the secretary of state office. Harold H. Heinrich named resident agent for the real estate agency and brokerage firm with authorized capital of 50000 dollars.
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Topeka
Moore Associates Inc
Lawrence
Harold H. Heinrich
Hogs Classified by Lard and Bacon Types
Two main hog categories appear: the lard type and the bacon type. The distinction guides breeding and use, with lard hogs prized for fat content and bacon hogs valued for lean meat. This reflects midwestern farming practices and market demand.
Kinney calls for probe into Missouri newspaper strikes
Missouri Senator Michael Kinney urged Gov. Blair to consider a special session to investigate the striking of Missouri’s three major metropolitan newspapers The St. Louis Post Dispatch Kansas City Star and Times and the St Louis Globe Democrat all faced simultaneous walkouts he described as deplorable depriving over a million readers of papers Kinney linked the strikes to fringe benefits and accused the actions of resembling a communist pattern
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Jefferson City
Michael Kinney
St. Louis
James T. Blair
Missouri
Kinney
Srikes
Kansas City Star and Times
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Communist Party
Rebels Press Frondizi in Buenos Aires Amid Rumors
Rebels led by former Peronist veterans pressed President Arturo Frondizi for drastic policy changes and threatened to oust him if he refused. They accuse the regime of tolerating Peronists and Communists, as rumors of Frondizi's resignation swirled through Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Juan Peron
Frondizi
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