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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
8
A short list of items offered for sale includes bugs guns tools boats tents books plants pianos radios skate stoves trunks TV sets cameras jewelry antiques diamonds furniture fish poles used cars golf clubs auto tires typewriters and more.
A House information subcommittee investigates alleged U S military news restrictions in South Vietnam. Rep. John E. Moss says Americans must get maximum Viet Nam information as DoD promises a full report. Saigon dispatches cite arrests and heavy officer presence affecting reporters.
The House rejected a bill to raise Supreme Court justices pay by 3000 dollars to match Congress and other federal officials. Last year judges and executives got 7500 while the court received 4500 due to Senate action. The measure failed 203 to 177.
A solder ring torch started a blaze at the Ramada Inn under construction in Salina Kansas. Gusts up to 45 mph hampered firefighters who retreated from the wind driven flames. One near complete wing was saved while a 52 unit section was destroyed.
Severe storms tore through eastern North Carolina killing an infant and injuring about 40 others as tornadoes hit Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Illinois and Indiana. A New Bern Negro infant boy died when a house was destroyed. Snow and cold spread from the Rockies to the Great Lakes with freezing conditions into Arkansas.
About 300 high school students are expected for Baker Day this Saturday as Ray Terrell announces the event. A full schedule includes morning tests by Vernon Michael, registration at 12 30 in Rice Memorial Auditorium, campus tours by Baker students, faculty discussions, and evening activities in Rice Memorial Auditorium and Student Union.
Twenty nine prospective jurors have been selected for the kidnap murder trial of William F Zimmer of Kansas City Kansas. When 36 jurors have been chosen the number will be cut to 12 to sit in the trial. Two additional alternates will be chosen. Zimmer is accused of abducting and killing Gladys Johnson seven year old Topeka girl last November.
Dean Kenneth E. Anderson of the Kansas University School of Education leads a national project to improve high school driver and safety education. He chairs the planning and steering committee of the driver and safety education teacher preparation and certification project of the National Commission on Safety Education. The Automotive Safety Foundation and the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads fund the effort.
South Vietnamese forces said 64 Viet Cong were killed and 16 captured in three actions in the northern 1st Army Corps area on Wednesday, with major fighting northwest of Da Nang near the North Vietnamese frontier. 16 government troops were wounded, no deaths reported.
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills averaged more than 56 stolen bases a year over the past five seasons. He stole 53 bases last year to lead the National League for the fifth straight year, giving him 282 steals in the five year span.
The State of Kansas to all persons concerned petitions filed by Robert H Lockwood as Executor named in the last will and testament of Edna F Young deceased dated April 4 1964 prays for admission to probate and appointment of Lockwood as Executor without bond with defenses due by March 26 1965 in Douglas County Kansas Lawrence court.
Public auction to settle the estate of the late Harvey H Miskimen at the farm 1314 miles south of Lawrence Kansas on Highway 59 near Ottawa on Sunday March 21 1965 at 1:00 p.m. The sale includes farm machinery household goods vehicles feed and miscellaneous items with terms cash. Auctioneer Verlin Green Perry Kansas contact 657-2653 Kaw Valley Bank Kudora Clerk.
Public auction of farm property on Highway 59 near Williamstown Jct. offers cattle, sheep, chickens, pony and horse, assorted trucks cars tractors and machinery, household items, and miscellaneous tools. The sale is set for Saturday March 20 1965 at 11 30 a m with signs posted to locate the 5144 mile north location.
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