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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
14
The Kaw Valley Electric cooperative wins an E A loan to extend power lines to 150 new consumers across Douglas Jackson Osage Pottawatomie Shawnee and Wabaunsee counties in Kansas.
An international panel converges at Kansas University for a three day conference on Rare Books in Natural History. About 100 historians librarians curators and scientists attend to explore bibliographic studies and the uses of older books and manuscripts in science. Speakers include William T Stearn and John C Greene with discussions on Linnaean studies and editing Darwin's unpublished work.
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved a bill to authorize 21.639 million dollars in Kansas for military construction. Planned Kansas funds include 18.692 million for Fort Riley for land acquisition to expand the post by about 51 105 acres. Also authorized are 52 thousand at Fort Leavenworth, 2.743 million for McConnell Air Force Base utilities and facilities, and 152 thousand for Schilling Air Force Base maintenance.
Former Royal Navy officer Bill Boaks failed to gain court action against Prince Philip for reckless driving after magistrates rejected the case. Police say William Cooper faces three traffic charges after a collision involving Philip and Elizabeth II at Holyport. the Queen was shaken but unharmed. Boaks, 60, founded the British Road Safety Society and vows to appeal in higher court.
In Everglades National Park the shallow waters safeguard the nation’s final crocodile population, a critical refuge for the species.
Carlyle Publications of Topeka buys The Lawrence Outlook. Bert C. Carlyle becomes publisher with first issue due July 2. Former owners remain in Lawrence, Mrs Taggart editors, for 30 days as consultant. Paper will be printed in Topeka and Jefferson County Mirror Times assets acquired.
Gabon, independent since 1960, stands as one of the tropical African nations with a favorable balance of trade, marking economic stability amid regional markets.
An Army transport plane crashed on takeoff from a temporary airstrip northeast of Ridgeway South Carolina around midnight Wednesday. Seven soldiers from Fort Benning Georgia were killed and 24 injured among aircrew and ground personnel. The fate of two others on the ground was not clarified and the cause remains unknown. Names were withheld pending kin notification.
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