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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
7
Kansas City jury acquitted 21 year old widow Sharon Kinne of murdering Patricia Jones in a May 1960 case after a 10 day trial. Walter Jones testified of dating Kinne. James A. Kinne faces separate charge. The defense argued circumstantial evidence fell short of guilty beyond reasonable doubt.
The opening session of the annual Fishing Derby at Mary's Lake drew well over 50 youngsters. Jim Freeman led with 27 fish, earning the day prize of a Gee co Bite Lite. Pete Pierson was runner up with 9 fish, and Kim Utter topped the girls with five. The event is part of the Douglas County Sportsmen and Recreation Commission summer program with six more sessions through July 29.
The report notes winter facilities stabilizing resort economies and details bass, crappie, and bluegill activity across Table Rock Grand Lake Lake Norfork Bull Shoals and nearby areas. Highlights include a big bass strike off a log, walleye and white bass moving well, trout on live bait, and clear waters with rising fish activity in late spring conditions.
CHICAGO AP The National Safety Council estimates 450 to 490 highway deaths may occur during the upcoming July 4 holiday period. The AP notes holiday fatalities rise above normal levels and that attention to the totals may influence public perception and safety campaigns.
A $24,129.08 damage suit was filed in District Court on Thursday on behalf of 15 year old George Davidson. Nellie Angle of rural Richland sues Billy M. Hill of Richland for injuries claimed Oct 15 1960 while Davidson worked on Hill’s farm.
United Nations and Washington end immediate action as Miroslav Nacvalac, a 39 year old Czechoslovak diplomat named as a top spy, leaves for Paris and Prague. The United States stripped immunity and demanded departure while forwarding charges of espionage and improper activity. Czechoslovakia rejected recall.
Washington AP report details a proposed 60 day strike pause to end an eight day shipping lockout. President Kennedy may appoint a three man panel to surface a recommended solution if owners and six striking unions accept.
President Kennedy secured most of his housing and urban improvement aims as the House approved a multibillion dollar bill and the Senate followed. Conferees will resolve differences next week and both chambers are expected to pass the final product. House Democrats cite 4.9 billion for various programs, while Republicans denounce it as a wasteful extravagance. the Senate price is about 6.1 billion.
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