Governor appoints four to Wichita State University board
Gov. John Anderson named four trustees for Wichita State University endowment board and delayed a fifth. The appointees are Ray E. Dillon and Wes ley H. Sowers for three years, D. Cramer Reed and William D. Tarrant for two years. Farmer was withdrawn due to seating in legislature. Also named John J. Stang to the Veterans Commission. Reappointments include Roger N. Bell, William Robey, Clifford R. Horn, Hal Hellebust, Orville Burtis Sr., Harold Scanlan, and G. Fred Williams to various boards and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Dillon
Hutchinson
Wesley H. Sowers
Wichita
D. Cramer Reed
William D. Tarrant
William Farmer
Farmer
Dillon
J. F. Dillon & Sons Co
Sowers
Frontier Chemical Co
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Reed
Healing Arts Board
Tarrant
Wichita City
Roger N. Bell
Abstractors Board of Examiners
William Robey
Nortonville
State School Retirement Board
Clifford R. Horn
Hal Hellebust
St. Marys
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Orville Burtis Sr
Manhattan
Harold Scanlan
Abilene
G. Fred Williams
Kansas Livestock Commission
Congo Premier Adoula Resigns as Independence Clock Ticks
Premier Cyrille Adoula resigned on Congo independence anniversary as President Kasavubu accepted and promised a new government in days. Moise Tshombe's name was anticipated to lead a reshaped cabinet amid UN actions in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville, the Congo
Cyrille Adoula
the Congo
ILN
Joseph Kasavubu
Adoula
Moisey Shombe
U.N. Congo
Resurfacing to Begin in Lawrence Streets
Holland Construction Co. of Lenexa will start laying asphalt next Monday as part of the 1964 street resurfacing program. City Engineer George Williams says the firm recently rebuilt curb sections in Lawrence.
Manager Transfers to Kansas City Store
W. J. Taylor, formerly assistant manager of the T G Y Store at 1415 E 18th St has been transferred to the company's larger Kansas City Kan store at 27th and State where he will be assistant manager. Delmar Woolery at 836 Ohio St becomes his local replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Taylor
T.g.&y
27Th
State
Kansas City
Kan
Delmar Woolery
Ohio St
Latin Workshop At KU Draws About 55 Teachers
About 55 high school and college Latin teachers joined 75 KU visitors for summer sessions in Joseph R. Pearson Hall. The four hour college credit program is led by Austin Lashbrook and runs with field trips to Kansas City sites and Truman Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
University Extension
Austin Lashbrook
Joseph R. Pearson
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank
Independence
Truman Library
Starlight
Nelson Art Gallery
I. N. Bowman
KU School of Business
Steelworkers’ Institute
United Steelworkers of America
Aflcio
Kansas Union
KE. C. Buehler
Elmer Cope
Pittsburgh
Ted Ruhig
Roosevelt University
Chicago
W. Iden Reese
Kansas City Junior College
Raymond Dickow
Butcher Workmen
Press
Midwest Management Institute
The
Associated Credit Bureaus of
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
Kansas State Board of Vocational Education and University Extension
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Don McGuinness Norma Elliott Frank Grady Tonga noxie Aleen Edwards Eu dora Dorothy Flannery H G Ward Phyllis Bagby Richland Florence Quinlan Linwood Delores Taber Donna Stephens Judy McCoy William Henry Nealie Hubbard Mary Higginbotham Ward Elliott Goldie Gibler and other residents. Dismissals include Lola McManness Lois Hart Floyd Grant Kathy Hensler Sharon Whitebread John Davis George Blake Jr Christina Hess Chester Disque Maggie Zern Flossie Gibbens Helen Wiesner and baby girl. Births reported to Charles Powers David Jackson James DeMar anville Charles Him melberg Curtis Dumas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McGuinness
Kansas
Norma Elliott
Maple Lane
Frank Grady
Nealie Hubbard
Linwood
Mary Higginbotham
N. H
Ward Elliott
Goldie Gibler
Baldwin
Lola McManness
Lois Hart
Oskaloosa
Floyd Grant
Kathy Hensler
Sharon Whitebread
Kansas City
Kan
John Davis
Quiet Fish-Laced U Boat Studied For Deep Water Use
Washington report describes Dutch engineer Matthias Botman’s flounder like deep water submarine concept. The craft relies on a hinged undulating plate for propulsion, moving about four miles per hour with potential top speeds near eighteen. Advantages cited include deep submersion, weed and mud navigation, safety for underwater personnel, and low noise for stealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Times - Post
Matthias Botman
Columbia, Ohio
North American Aviation Corporation
Botman
New Police Chief May Be Chosen This Week
City Manager Harold Horn hopes to name a new Lawrence police chief this week after five candidates were interviewed by a special screening board and Horn. The successor will replace Bill Cox who resigned May 1, while Jim Collins serves as acting chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horn
Lawrence
Horn
Bill Cox
Jim Collins
Lawrence Recreation Commission playground schedule details
The Lawrence Recreation Commission releases a three day plan listing activities by site. Edgewood Hillcrest East Heights McAllaster Woodlawn Veterans Park Sunset New York Centennial Pinckney include tumbling kool aid parties gymkhanas and field trips to Mary's Lake with various start times across Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Edgewood
Hillcrest
East Heights
Mary’s Lake
Centennial
New York
McAllaster
Woodlawn
Veterans Park
South Park
Pinckney
Gary Mouden Injured In Two Car Crash
Gary Mouden aged 23 of Route 1 suffered whiplash to back and neck in a two car collision at 15th and Iowa Streets with Euell G. Baker 41 of Williamstown driving the other car. Estimated vehicle damage 1100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Mouden
Route 1
15Th
Iowa Sts
Mouden
Euell G. Baker
Williamstown
9Th
Sts
Hazel L. Rew
M. St
Clement A. Schmitt
6Th St
Raymond L. Pentlin
McLouth
John R. Foster
Craig
Foster
Sydney D. Schroeder
25Th St
400 Sailors Aid Search For Missing Civil Rights Workers
In Mississippi a broad search for 3 abducted civil rights workers expands with 400 sailors dispatched from Meridian and new access into Newton County. Rita Schwerner urged Johnson for 5000 troops, but the President limited arrival. FBI distributed circulars across five states while authorities probe the burned station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miss
Navy
Mississippi
Naval Auxiliary Air
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Rita Schwerner
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Meridian
Dewitt Hutton
State Game and Fish Commission
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
Wheat allotment signups in Douglas County progress
Farley reports 578 farmers signed up for the 1964 wheat allotment out of 1,569 total, covering 17,027 of 30,056 acres. About one third participated. remaining acres included. Farmers may start on July 13 if they miss their assigned day with signup for 1965 planned mid August to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Wakarusa
Eudora
Grant
Clinton
Kanwaka
Lecompton
Farley
Douglas County
Additional Witnesses In Payne Ratner Case
Witnesses testified as disbarment proceedings against former Gov Payne H Ratner and his son Payne H Ratner Jr resumed. The state Board of Legal Examiners and the attorney general seek disbarment on 12 counts of alleged ethics violations involving railroad accident claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell, Kan
Payne H. Ratner
Ratners
State Board of Legal Examiners
Attorney General
School Board approves 1964 65 budget with Knox pay boost
Board members vote to raise Dr. Knox salary to 15 250 annually plus a car and 600 travel aide. Central Junior High boiler replacement eyed at 30 000. Recreation Commission levy of 1 13 mills approved under school jurisdiction with 1963 64 budget totals shown and 1964 65 proposed budgets across general, building, bond and interest, social security, special education and recreation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Central Junior High
City Recreation Commission
City Commission
Lawrence
Jones
Wilson
General Fund Administration
Social Security
No timetable for acting postmaster in Lawrence
The city awaits a successor to the late James Parsons with Elmer Dougan in charge. The St. Louis Civil Service office will distribute applications soon, tests will follow, and President Johnson with Senate approval will appoint. Parsons served since May 1953 after Eisenhower named him. expected salary about 11 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
James Parsons
Elmer Dougan
St. Louis
Civil Service
W. H. Bamber
Johnson
Senate
Richard Nelson
Democratic Central Committee
Douglas County
Frank Theis
Parsons
Eisenhower
Wear-Ever Aluminum names Stratton president
Daniel E. Stratton of De Soto Kansas is named president of Wear-Ever Aluminum Inc succeeding retiring Robert L. Becker after 40 years with the firm. Stratton has held roles in Kansas Missouri Iowa Chicago and New York before moving to the home office. He was 1923 Kansas University national championship basketball team member and co chair for last year’s reunion banquet June 1 in the Kansas Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Daniel E. Stratton
DeSoto
Kan
Wear-Ever Aluminum Inc
Robert L. Becker
Stratton
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Chicago
New York
Wear-Ever
Aluminum Co. of America
Kansas University
F. C. Allen
Cochairman
Kansas Union
Lions Club Installs Lawrence Chapter Officers
The Lawrence Lions Club held its annual installation banquet in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union. T. Mur Beal and Barney Lambert led the ceremonies. Sam Adams was installed as president, succeeding Eugene Numemaker. Other officers include Lyle Young Dan Young Harry Buchholz as vice-presidents, Dick Feaker secretary, Russ Watkins treasurer, and Beal historian with a board of directors Joe Ornelas Bob Zimmerman Dr. Bill Bradley Emory Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Joe Ornelas
Bob Zimmerman
Bill Bradley
Emory Scott
Card of Thanks for Amy Anne Schick
The Schick family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors friends relatives Lawrence Memorial Hospital Dr Godwin Rev Hamilton and the firemen and policemen for their kindness and sympathy after the passing of their daughter and granddaughter Amy Anne. Mr and Mrs Doyle D Schick Mr and Mrs A D Schick Mr and Mrs John C Hazelet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Godwin
Hamilton
Amy Anne
Doyle D. Schick
A. D. Schick
John C. Hazelet
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Topeka
John Anderson
Wichita State University
Bakersfield
Calif
National Aeronautics Association
Kern County
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge of Perfection
Council Knights Kadosh
C. M. Lessenden Sr
V.M. John J. Verberg
L. J. Alber
Kansas Construction Co
7Th and
N. H. Sts
New Hampshire
7Th
Connecticut
7Th Street
Journal-World Photo
Oread
Highway Patrol
Charles Powers
Route 5
David Jackson
Tenn
James DeMaranville
Tonganoxie
Charles Himmelberg
Redbud
Curtis Dumas
Holland
Air View
Haverhill
Mass
Earl Gifford
Todd
Pamela
State Farm
Grate Farm Omnipoal Automobile Horairange Company
Homme Office
Bloomington, Mln
Hodgson
Paul
Hogle
William Hogle
Payne Ratner
DeSota
Lions Club
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman
Imac
R. L
Bob Stewart
Andy Anderson
Don L
Bailey
West
Eaton Stationery
Carter’s Stationery
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