Centennial Square Dance and Kiddie Karnival Planned
The Centennial Commission hosts an 8 to 11 p.m. square dance in the 1100 block of Massachusetts Street with 30 to 40 squares from across Kansas. A Kiddie Karnival at South Park runs 6 to 10 p.m. with pony rides and 10-cent games to support the Community Nursery School.
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South Park
Centennial Commission
Gene Doane
Richland
Topeka
Eudoea
Kansas City
Leavenworth
DeSoto
Baldwin
Ottawa
Lawrence
Warren Kinder
Community Nursery School
Shirley Campbell
Mott
Douglas County
Deaths-Funerals Ray Zimmerman and Others
Ray Zimmerman 72 of North Kansas City Mo a former Lawrence resident died Monday at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital He was born December 13 1889 in DeSoto He helped found the Jayhawk Cafe and was World War I veteran Graveside rites 10 30 a m Thursday Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Harold Hamilton to officiate Friends may call Rumsey Funeral Home until 9 a m Thursday Also listed Phoebe A Rood 86 died at daughter s home Mrs Reno Bruns 1301 W 19th St Funeral 2 p m Thursday Ada Lutheran Church Rackley Kan burial at Rackley Survivors include another daughter Mrs Frank Bartlett of Salina three brothers Joe Falk Loveland Colo Raymond Falk Concordia and Lloyd Falk Montrose Kan one sister Mrs Herman Bloomquist Assaria and three grandchildren Also Mary Naff 80 of Thayer Kan died Monday at a Neodesha hospital Lived here intermittently since 1946 with son Philip Naff 941 Conn St Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday Christian Church Erie Kaw Pierce Funeral Home Erie in charge Burial Erie Survivors include another son Keith Naff Erie two daughters Mrs Eldon Stevens Bradly Ill and Mrs Roy Starbuck Thayer and 17 grandchildren
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Lawrence
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
DeSoto
Jayhawk Cafe
Zimmerman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harold Hamilton
Rumsey Funeral Home
Phoebe A. Rood
Reno Bruns
Ada Lutheran Church
Rackley
Kan
Frank Bartlett
Salina
Joe Falk
Loveland
Colo
Raymond Falk
Concordia
Lloyd
Mary Naff
Thayer
Neodesha
Philip Naff
Conn
Christian Church
Erie
Kaw
Pierce Funeral Home
Keith Naff
Eldon Stevens
Mother charged with embezzling at North Kansas City bank
Dortha Pearl Jolley, 49, former assistant vice president at the National Bank in North Kansas City, was charged with embezzling 2325 dollars. She was released on 1000 dollar bond by a U S commissioner pending arraignment in U S District Court. Jolley, mother of two, appeared with her husband Robert M Jolley.
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Kansas City
the National Bank
North Kansas City
Dortha Pearl Jolley
Parkville
U. S
Stevenson Nears End of Journey Visits in Colombia
Adlai E. Stevenson moves to Bogota for talks with Colombian President Alberto Lleras Camargo on hemisphere defense and anti-Democratic movements as he focuses on the Uruguay economic and social conference. Lleras hints at a political plan, with Stevenson to discuss economic issues during a two day visit in Colombia. In nine countries visited leaders were cool to joint action against Fidel Castro, deferring politics until July 15 Punta del Este conference. Quito leaders outline an economic plan and request foreign credits over 180 million dollars for Ecuador.
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Kennedy
Uruguay
Lleras
United States
Stevenson
Fidel Castro
Punta del Este
Taylor Named JFKs Choice For White House Post
Washington AP Gen Maxwell D Taylor former Army chief of staff is under consideration for a Kennedy staff post. Andrew T Hatcher declined to specify the job. Taylor, retired in 1959, leads a probe into US paramilitary warfare capabilities including intelligence and guerrilla combat following the Cuban refugee invasion failure.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Kennedy
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Taylor
U.S
Dark Grows the Night by Lawrence author hits shelves Thursday
Laurel O. Ringler of 1654 University Drive unveils Dark Grows the Night a 387 page novel blending fact and fiction about Lawrence Kansas and Quantrill's raid. Ringler a Kan sas executive and longtime area resident will autograph copies at Raney's Drug Store 909 Mass St Thursday 6 30 pm and Saturday 10 30 am to 2 30 pm and 5 30 7 30 pm.
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Lawrence
Laurel O. Ringler
University Drive
Raney
Mass. St
William Quantrill
Ringler
Quantrill
Large type Bible sought for local resident at rest home
Lawrence residents seek an extremely large type Bible for Mrs. Janie Parm of the Douglas County Valleyview rest home. Anyone with such an edition should leave it at the rest home. Blue Note the kitten from the Midwest Music and Art Camp at Kansas University will be returned to its owner Dick Raney Sr. of Glenwood Road after campus police helped locate its owners. Glenna Rupard and Joanna MacWilliams will relinquish the pet. Second-half personal property taxes owe by midnight to avoid penalty and interest. Payments due today. after 4 p m must be mailed.
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Douglas County Valleyview Rest Home
Blue Note
Kansas University
Dick Raney Sr
Westwood Rd
Glenna Rupard
Santa Fe
N. M
Joanna MacWilliams
Great Bend
Glenna
The
Journal- World
Raney
Interest Is High For Farm Bureau Citizenship Contest
Douglas County Farm Bureau reports many county boys and girls show interest in the citizenship oratorical contest slated for June 23. The event is open to students in 11th or 12th grade the coming fall. Participants should contact Mrs. J. B. Wiggins or Mrs. Ross Carlson for details.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
J. B. Wiggins
Ross Carlson
Riverside
Counselors to Meet at Nazarene Church
Counselors for the Lawrence Christian Crusade will meet at 8 p.m. today in the Church of the Nazarene located at 1942 Mass. St. The gathering aims to coordinate outreach and plan activities for the campaign.
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Lawrence Christian Crusade
Church of the Nazarene
Mass. St
Supreme Court Restricts Union Political Dues Use
The court unanimously requires safeguards in seizure cases to prevent non obscene materials from being seized. Justice Brennan writes that union dues cannot be used for political activities against a member’s wishes, while not limiting traditional union politics.
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Missouri
Brennan
Kennedy Hands Ikeda a Crutch Free Welcome at White House
President Kennedy briefly stood without crutches to greet Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda during Ikeda's first meeting with Kennedy in Washington. The recovery from a May back strain led Kennedy to cancel the Women's National Press Club banquet and a Hawaii trip. Vice President Johnson will attend the Governors' Conference in Honolulu in Kennedy's stead.
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Kennedy
Hayato Ikeda
White House
Ikeda
Palm Beach
Fla
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Hawaii
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Lyndon B. Johnson
Memorial Hospital Dismissals List Names and Addresses
Dismissals documented include Mary E. Christianson 1503 W 22nd Terr and Juanita L. Measel with baby girl 3040 Stevens. Also noted are Eugene Wisner 1534 Harper Stephen Maier Stouffer Place Mary Pritchett with baby girl Route 1 Loretta Stiglmire Tonganoxie Leta White with baby girl 730 Shelburn Pl Donald Eugene Pugh Route 5 Ronald Wooldridge 809 W 6th Irene Faye Graham and baby boy Route 1 plus couples S Jerome Putnam 1645 W 20th Terr and Paul L. Hensler 151344 W 22nd Terr with a daughter and plan of births Monday and today for other families.
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Juanita L. Measel
Stevens
Eugene F. Wisner
Harper
Stephen George Maier
Stouffer Place
Mary C. Pritchett
Loretta Stiglmire
Leta D. White
Shelburn
Donald Eugene Pugh
Ronald R. Wooldridge
W. 6Th
Irene Faye Graham
David L. Ryther
S. Jerome Putnam
Paul L. Hensler
Grant Wagner
Kansas City
Kan
Melvin
Gentry
Eichmann Trial Defense Calls Nazi System Responsibility
Defense lawyer Robert Servatius argues Eichmann will show the entire Nazi apparatus bore responsibility for the pogrom and that Eichmann could not act alone. Eichmann testifies he joined in 1932 over Versailles anger, blaming the treaty for Germany’s misery and claiming WW II was imposed on Germany. He says his rank remained a nonpromoted Obersturmbannführer from 1941 onward and he sought transfer to the Waffen SS but failed. He denies personal responsibility for mass slaughter and for confiscation of Jewish property.
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Ralph Houk Day Honored At Lawrence Luncheon
Yanks manager Ralph Houk served as master of ceremonies at a Lawrence luncheon where Mayor Ted Kennedy proclaimed a Ralph Houk Day. George Houk, Ralph’s father, joined over 150 attendees including longtime friend Ray Schaake who gave a tobacco package as a gag gift.
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Stamp Club Meeting in Lawrence at 7 30 P M
The Lawrence Stamp Club will meet at 7 30 p m today in the Community Building. Members discuss new acquisitions and upcoming events.
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Lawrence Stamp Club
Suit on Liquor Price Fixing Act Doesn’t Halt Filings
Thomas E. Larson Jr. said the Kansas price fixing act lawsuit does not delay distillers from filing price lists by today’s deadline. The law requires distillers to sell to Kansas wholesalers at the same or lower prices as elsewhere in the U S. A temporary injunction hearing is set for July 14. Larson noted about 40 to 45 distilleries and wineries have posted prices, with around 60 more expected.
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Thomas E. Larson Jr
Kansas Alcoholic Beverages Control Office
Kansas
United States
Shawnee County
Larson
Derby Grain Bank Unit Expands Services in Lawrence
Derby Grain Inc. of Lawrence launches grain banking allowing farmers to move grain from combine to storage, then order feed or loans. Farmers can reclaim same grade grain, with bulk delivery by phone during harvest. The plan has drawn strong farmer and feeder interest.
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Derby Grain Inc
Lawrence
Combine
Paul Smart
Derby Grain
Smart
Journal-World Monday
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Kindness After Death
We thank friends neighbors relatives and co workers for flowers food and cards at the death of our husband father and grandfather Also Rev Smart Dr Belot and Rumsey's for their kindness Names listed: Mrs James Stone Charlotte Norman Mr and Mrs George Stone Mr and Mrs Charles Stone Mr and Mrs Ray Freels.
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Belot
Rumsey’s
James Stone
Charlotte
Norman
George Stone
Charles Stone
Ray Freels
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