Deadline Issued for Tuesday Tax Payment by Deadline Time
Tuesday midnight marks the deadline for second half personal property taxes. In person payments must reach the treasurer’s office in the Courthouse by 4 p.m. KP&L Co. deposited 225 763.37 for the second half, a rise of over 51 000 from last year, making it the county’s largest taxpayer. The 5 106 355 dollar tax abstract is expected to exceed 98 percent collection. Real estate taxes also due Tuesday but full payment not required then.
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Kansas Power & Light Co
Power Company
Kp&l
Bessie Bennett
Deaths and Funerals List Bendesen and Everett Families
Graveside services for Mrs. Helen Bendesen formerly of Lawrence will be at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Oak Hill Cemetery Survivors include John Bondeson of Columbia South Carolina Elizabeth Bondeson of Baltimore and Mrs J B Davis of New Haven Also Mrs Leah Gertrude Everett 72 died Sunday at her home on Route at Lecompton Funeral services are at 2 0 p m Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Mt Sidney Cemetery Linwood Grover Cleveland Everett and eight grandchildren survive The Everett family would have celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary July 5
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Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. A. Bendesen
New York
State
New Haven
Conn
John
Bondeson
Columbia
S. C
Elizabeth ~Bondeson
Baltimore
J. B. Davis
Leah Gertrude Everett
Lecompton
Rumsey Funeral Home
M. C
Allen
Mt. Sidney Cemetery
Linwood
Everett
Grover Cleveland Everett
Courvives
Mae Holderman
Pa. St
George Marivin Everett
Princess Anne
Wilbur LaVerne Everett
Oscar Clayton Everett
Kansas City, Mo
Funeral services for Mrs Beatrice Thomas Held in El Cajon
Funeral services were Friday in El Cajon California for Mrs Beatrice Thomas widow of H D Thomas a former Lawrence resident. She died June 13 with burial in Greenwood Cemetery there.
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Beatrice “Thomas
Lawrence
Greenwood
Meeting Notice for Lawrence De Molay Commandery No 4
Bated meeting of Lawrence De Molay Commandery No 4 set for Tuesday June 20 at 7 30 p m Jacob Myers Commander C Anderson secretary will attend by virtue of office or as appointed note this is a formal notice for members of the order
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Bound over in county court for November term
In the Courts County Court R E Kingston Omaha bound over to November term of District Court for no account check. Names appear with traffic fines including Waldman $10 speeding Paps $10 driving left of center Wood $10 passing no passing zone Fisher Jr. $10 passing no passing zone and several divorce and name change style filings listed as Morgan and Reed cases.
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R. E. Kingston
Omaha
Marvin H. Waldman
St. Louis
John H. Paps
Moundview
Donald E. Wood
Topeka
George A. Fisher Jr
Broadview
Scarbeck Indicted by Federal Jury in Poland Espionage Case
A federal grand jury indicted Irvin C. Scarbeck, 41, former U.S. Embassy official in Warsaw, for delivering a classified 1961 dispatch and information to Polish agents. Kennedy said Scarbeck transmitted material between January and May 1961 and is held on bond in D C jail.
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Irvin C. Scarbeck
U.S
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Poland
Scarbeck
Atty
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Searbeck
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Laos princes in three day talks on neutral peace plan
Laotian leaders Prince Souphanouvong and Souvanna Phouma in Ban Namone press three days of talks to outline a coalition to lead Laos at Geneva. They seek neutral sovereign government and a single delegation for the conference, with limited local negotiations in Laos.
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Topeka Youth Davis Garrett Remains Missing
Federal and Kansas investigators search for 10 year old Davis Garrett missing since Sunday near Topeka. A brother, Donnie 11, heard a scream for help while the boys rode bicycles near the Ward grandparents home. Police consider kidnapping or custody issues and pursue a theory a car stopped alongside the boy and his bicycle.
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Jefferson County
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Glenn Ward
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KBI
Sanford
Garrett
Georgia Coffey
Don Francis Garrett
California
Hello Kansas! concert draws 4000 in Lawrence performances
About 4,000 attended all eight performances of Hello, Kansas last week, ticket chair Bob Nelson said the show was very successful and many people contributed. Centennial Commission sells 3.98 dollar albums of the show by mail to P O Box 82 Lawrence, with mid July delivery and proceeds aiding the centennial and civic projects. A Sunflower Girls State session at Kansas University chose two representatives for Girls Nation Sue Skaggs and Barbara Scott with alternates Diana Andrews and Vicky Cotner. The American Legion Auxiliary event ends Sunday.
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Manhattan
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Newton
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Wichita
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Girls State
Miss Scott
Gas Poisoning Incident At Olympic Swim Club
Two youths were treated for gas poisoning after a chlorine bottle exploded on a pump at the Olympic Swim Club in Florida Street. Mike Graves 18 and Sparky Norton 12 were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after the top of the bottle blew off during cleaning. Firefighter Monte Pearson shut off the gas.
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1815
Ark. St
Sparky Norton
6Th
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Glen Turner
Monte Pearson
Lawrence
McKone Homecoming Speech Urges Patriotism and Faith
Capt. John R. McKone returns to Tonganoxie after seven months in Russian custody. He addresses about 300 residents at the fairgrounds urging renewed loyalty, patriotism, and religious faith, while thanking supporters and noting he resumes flying B-47s. He praises community help in securing his release and recalls their wartime spirit.
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Fort Leavenworth
Castro Offer Likely Rejected Over Tractor Swap
Detroit reports the Tractors for Freedom Committee expected to reject Fidel Castro's demand for 28 million in light farm tractors to free about 1,200 invasion prisoners. The group had earlier offered 500 tractors in exchange for the rebels' release.
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Supreme Court Requires Specific Safeguards in Obscene Materials Warrants
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that warrants to seize obscene publications must be specific to protect nonobscene material. The decision involved a challenge to a Missouri law but did not decide on constitutionality, instead outlining required procedural safeguards.
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Missouri
Prof Raymond of KU Dies at 88 in New York
Frederic N. Raymond emeritus KU English professor died early Sunday at his Hammondsport New York summer home at 88. Born January 27 1873 near Lawrence he spent 43 years teaching at KU and mentored engineering students. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Wayne New York Baptist Church.
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Kansas University
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Kanwaka
Lawrence
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Keuka
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Robert S. Raymond Jr
Athens
Ohio
the Baptist Church
Wayne, N.Y
Ralph Houk Night In Douglas County Honors Yankee Manager
Ralph Houk, longtime Yankees manager and Douglas County native, will be celebrated with a 1:30 p.m. greet from a convertible at South Park during a Twilight League event. A noon luncheon will present Houk with a commemorative scroll and chewing tobacco as officials from the Athletics also back the tribute.
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Rainy Peruvian Foothills Draw Sparse Settlers
East of the Andes in Peru the humid slopes and tropical lowlands receive 75 to 125 inches of rain annually but remain sparsely populated due to challenging terrain and remoteness.
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Kennedy skips White House dinner for back recovery
President Kennedy, recovering from a strained back, will not attend the Women's National Press Club dinner in Washington. White House aide Pierre Salinger cites progress and doctor Janet Travell in deciding no extra strain. Mrs. Kennedy joins the event while the President works at the White House.
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Buffalo Bulls Look To Rebuild After 1960 Losses
The University of Buffalo football team must rebuild after losing 10 starters from the 1960 squad while returning 18 lettermen. The outlook hinges on the experience of the returning players and new depth as spring practice approaches.
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Memorial Hospital Admits Dozens After Weekend Births
Memorial Hospital lists numerous admissions and newborns with names and addresses. Notable entries include couples welcoming sons and daughters this weekend at 414 Clare Court, 1239 Ohio, 841 N 3rd, 1140 Mass, and other local streets.
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Barbara J. Frazier
Clare Ct
Eflen Bell Payne
Manston
Donna Mae Muzzy
Ohio
Betty Hafferkamp
Janell Sue Wildermuth
Brook
Marjorie Elizabeth Sue Simms
Mass
Monica Ann Creighton
Bernice L. Ellis
Donald Eugene Pugh
Margaret
Lois M. Breithaupt
Eudora
Eugene Wiesner
Harper
Katherine Eddy
Daniel J. Erwin
Perry
Bill S. Dockery
Bruce K. Frazier
Jack H. Hafferkamp
Donald Creighton
Sts
Robert W. Hellstrom
Maine St
Clifford Nichols
Delbert Breithaupt
City offers dial a condition information line
New York residents can call a single number starting Tuesday to hear traffic subway and airport condition updates. A one minute recording costs the city 1500 dollars per month to prevent overload on police and city information channels during emergencies.
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Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The OTrimble family thanks friends for cards flowers gifts and help during their sorrow. The Eisele family expresses appreciation for acts of kindness food floral tributes sympathy cards after the death of Mrs Emma Eisele. Mrs Ethel Edvander thanks the person who found and mailed her letter to Brunswick Missouri.
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Emma Eisele
Delbert Eisele
Clifford Eisele
Robert Eisele
Brunswick
Ethel Edvander
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