Local residents listed for notice
Claude Landon Sr Eudora Mrs Goldie Allen 830 E 13th Mrs Kathryn Tabor Bonner Springs Mrs Gene Cross 1805 Brook David Klekamp 1540 Powers Mrs Martha Cox 940 Miss Tom Boyd 2583 Cedar wood Lane
07 Mar 1964
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1964
Page
1
Claude Landon Sr Eudora Mrs Goldie Allen 830 E 13th Mrs Kathryn Tabor Bonner Springs Mrs Gene Cross 1805 Brook David Klekamp 1540 Powers Mrs Martha Cox 940 Miss Tom Boyd 2583 Cedar wood Lane
Baby girl Bell born at 1333 Conn. listed among local names. William Quakenbush residing at 725 Miss. and Mrs. Clara Johanning noted. Ruth Hudgins of Stouffer Place and Mrs. Mary Harbaugh of Tonganoxie also named. Ruth Yaussi at 2209 Naismith Dr. Cora Smith of Valleyview Home appears in the record.
Mr and Mrs John Howard 419 North welcome a son Friday. Mr and Mrs Warren Pine 1116 La guest a daughter Friday. Mr and Mrs James White 2550 Redbud report a son today. Mr and Mrs Joseph Columbia Tonganoxie announce a daughter today.
Tom Boyd of the Redbud Apartments West 21st Street was treated in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Friday fight at the Big Barn on US Highway 40. He sustained a facial knife wound near the left eye. an unnamed opponent was involved and Sheriff Fred Broeker said an arrest would be made today.
A summer symposium titled Mechanisms of Inorganic Reactions will be held June 21 to 24 at Kansas University. It is sponsored by the Division of Inorganic Chemistry of the American Chemical Society.
Lawrence NAACP backed a proposed public accommodations ordinance and sent two representatives to the City Commission meeting. Jesse Milan and David Jones reported on housing survey and questionnaire results, with plans to publish findings. A voter registration drive was announced to begin March 20, and an education bureau and fair housing state-law push were approved.
A three judge federal panel ruled two to one that Mississippi voting laws are constitutional in a Justice Department suit alleging the measures aimed to bar Black citizens from voting. The court dismissed the suit, noting the laws require good moral character and literacy to the registrar’s satisfaction.
In Athens the body of King Paul is carried in a hearse to the Royal Palace for lying in state. His 23-year-old son Constantine has sworn to defend Greece and the Orthodox faith after his father's death, and will view the body publicly at the metropolitan cathedral on Monday.
The Ben Franklin Variety Store at 805 Mass. St. is sold to Dale Kearney former Memphis retailer who will run the Lawrence shop. Former owner M. S. Ross of Overland Park and manager Don McDow stay involved. McDow has led the store for four decades.
Ern's Cycle Shop opens at 950 North 3rd St. selling new and used motorcycles with parts and service. Owner Ernie Riley, ex-racer, oversees operations with mechanic Mike Caffrey on staff. The Riley family plans to relocate from Topeka to Lawrence.
Several months ago Sam Mellinger appeared front runner for Kansas national committeeman, but Gov. Anderson and others now seek influence. The district race hinges on Johnson County support, with Crane and Rogers also in play and patronage potential shaping the fight. The intra party clash risks splitting the GOP and echoing past political wounds.
A detailed history of the Summerfield Scholarships at KU describes selection steps from senior-year nomination to final interviews in Lawrence. It traces alumni distribution across Kansas cities and U.S. states, their fields, notable careers, and ongoing support to KU, highlighting continued local impact and national achievements.
James Shores of 732 Conn. Street pleaded guilty in District Court to assault with intent to rob or maim tied to a Dec. 9 armed robbery at Trinity Episcopal Church. Sentencing is set for 1 p.m. March 16 after Mrs. Margaret Souther was struck with a lead pipe and hospitalized. Shores has been in county jail since his arrest three days after the incident.
Dr. Damman dies at an El Paso hospital aged 32 from an overwhelming bacterial infection. Survived by wife Ilene and three children Angela Craig Patrick, who was 19 days old, plus his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Damman of Palmer.
Dr. Bruce Carroll Damman a Kansas University Medical School graduate and Thomason General Hospital intern physician died Tuesday in El Paso. He practiced at Thomason and was affiliated with KU Medical School. The loss is reported by university and hospital officials.
A private plane crashed in Tyler Texas killing two people. The victims were identified as Ronald Gene Corder of Fort Worth and Maj. Clement Cary Cox Jr. of San Antonio.
Mildred Hamby expresses gratitude to friends for cards and flowers and thanks nurses and aides and doctors Jones and Manahan for care during the hospital stay.
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