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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1966

Page

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Johnson to propose new civil rights act in 1966 agenda

President Johnson plans a civil rights package covering housing juries schools and public facilities. The administration has forwarded the civil rights act of 1966 to Congress after at least two weeks on his desk amid an election year battle.

Washington Johnson Congress Capitol Hill Atty Nicholas Katzenbach Pri Vate Emanuel Celler House Judiciary Committee Katzenbach Supreme Court South Justice Department

Lecompton Youth Named Delegate To Kansas Boys State

Lecompton High School junior Donald Keating named a delegate to the 1966 Kansas Boys State at Kansas University June 5 11 He is son of Mr and Mrs Harold Keating of Lecompton Active in class leadership football basketball and the Letterman's Club Keating receives sponsorship from Lecompton Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and Kansas American Legion Boys State program support.

Donald Keating Lecompton Kansas Kansas University Harold Keating Lecompton High Letterman's Club Boys State Kansas American Legion Lecompton Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Keating

Springer Plans Rebuild After Hillcrest Fire

Rusty Springer owner of a supermarket and bakery destroyed in a March 13 fire at Hillcrest Shopping Center says rebuilding will begin April 1. It will be a new foundation to walls demolished today and tomorrow. Demolition should finish by late next week as he visits other cities for ideas. The fire damaged three adjoining buildings. its cause remains undetermined.

Rusty Springer Hillcrest Journal-World Today Springer Houston Tex

Baker Choir to Visit for Church Society Services

The Baker Interpretative Choir will perform at Lawrence Methodist Church this week for the Women’s Society of Christian Service WSCS and Wes leyan Service Guild meetings. They perform tonight and again Saturday afternoon. The group is directed by a professor of physical education.

Baker Interpretative Women’s Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Service Guild Lawrence Methodist Church WSCS WSG Direcbilant

Officials push for new Kaw River bridge near Lawrence

Douglas and Jefferson county leaders met in Topeka with Senator Shultz after a Lecompton bridge closure. Walter Johnson pledged support for a new bridge, with costs shared by Douglas and Jefferson counties based on 1965 tax valuations. Repairs to the damaged Lecompton span proceed while studies for a relocated Highway 59 bridge continue.

State Highway Commission Kaw River Lecompton Lawrence Walter Johnson Douglas Jefferson County Sen Shultz Topeka Douglas County Commission Elmer Ousdahl Douglas and Jefferson Iowa Street Sixth Street Massachusetts Street

Mathia Plans Special Session On Tax Rules

Douglas County Clerk Delbert Mathia calls a Lawrence meeting of the clerk’s executive association the Legislative committee and the state tax department to review the new laws and draft changes. He says current personal property assessment laws are inadequate and expect clearer streamlined procedures benefiting counties statewide.

Douglas County Delbert Mathia Clerk's Executive Association Legislative Committee State Tax Department Lawrence Mathia State County Clerks Association

Two Eudorans Named to Kansas Boys State Delegation

Eudora High School juniors Ernest Gwin and David Miller were chosen as delegates to the 1966 Kansas Boys State from June 5 to 11 at Kansas University. Miller, active in Glee Club, speech and drama, and in a recent operetta, joins Gwin, who plays football and sings in Glee Club. Eudora Lions Club and the high school athletic fund sponsor their participation.

Eudora High School Kansas Kansas University Ernest Gwin Eudora David Miller Vincent Miller Miller Eudora High Gwin American Legion Lions Club High School Athletic Fund LHS Lawrence High School Charles Laskowski Tom Miller Chip Maxwell Steven Bray Steve Thurston

Local LHS seniors listed with clubs and leadership roles

13 City continues with a roll call of LHS seniors led by Phil Lacey Alan Hack Wood Merrill Rick Stucky Tom Miller and Mark Reed. Alternates include Barclay Goff David Harsha Monte Antisdel Ron Rappard Brad Stueve and Steven Bray. Activities span band choir Hi Y DeMolay Eagle Scouts and student government.

Barclay Goff Richard Pine Jr Alan Hack Don Saffren Rick Stucky Brad Stuewe David Harsha Gary Vinyard David Harrell Wood Merrill Phil Lacey Monte Antisdel Mark Reed Ron Rappard Journal-World Photo Oxford Rd Charles E. Lacey 2216 Mass Alan G. Hack William M. Merrill de- Molay LHS 506 Pioneer Milo Stucky Hi-Y de Molay Tom Miller Hickory Raffle Miller Almira Paul H. Reed Hilltop Lewin Goff Route 2 C. R. Shaffer Avalon Bob Antisdel Emerald Dr Ivan W. Rappard Brad Stueve Schwarz Rd Norman Stueve Steven Bray 239 Mich Keith Bray

Social Security help for Medicare in Baldwin and Eudora

A Topeka SSA representative will visit the Eudora post office at 9 30 a m Friday then Baldwin at 1 30 p m to assist filing for Medicare. Those 65 by Jan 1 must file for supplemental medical insurance by March 31. The Douglas County Spelling Contest is set for 9 30 a m Saturday at Riverside School with grades 2–9 and two entrants per school. Kansas University moves to Robinson Gymnasium with completion by April 11 for spring vacation.

Topeka Social Security Office Baldwin Eudora Douglas County Riverside Earl Wilson Kansas University Robinson Gymnasium

Opening of Varsity Brings Dual Pleasure to the City

City patrons enjoyed the Varsity Theatre reopening with the film My Fair Lady starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison. Mayor Ernie Pulliam and Mimi Frink attended the ribbon cutting as the renovated venue showcased expanded screens, new seating, and tasteful decor despite minor sound glitches.

Varsity Varsity Theatre Audrey Hepburn Julie Andrews Eliza Doolittle Prin Rex Harrison Henry Higgins Alan Jay Lerner Frederick Loewe Ernie Pulliam Mimi Frink

The Physicists Continue at Dread KU Theatre

The Physicists at Kansas University Experimental Theatre will run at 8 20 p m tonight through Saturday and again next Wednesday and Thursday Director Pat McDonough of Eveleth Minn leads the cast with Melanie McCoy and Gretchen Vanlandingham among the players Ted Larson directs background music Cast includes Jeri Walker Kathie Adams Sean Griffin Bob Farrell Michael Murray Mark Kupperberg Harvey Goldstein Teddi Weddingfeld Jerry Koellsted Bruce Carr Richard Kramer Don Sneden Bob Amyx Allen Tarr and Lawrence High School students

Kansas University Experimental Theatre Pat McDonough Eveleth Minn Ted Larson Glyndon Melanie McCoy Coldwater Gretchen Vanlandingham Excelsior Springs Jeri Walker Shawnee Mission Kathie Adams Sean Griffin South Bend Ind Bob Farrell Elgin Ill Michael Murray Prairie Village Mark Kupperberg Albany N. Y Harvey Goldstein Kansas City Teddi Weddingfeld Norfolk Neb Jerry Koellsted Massapequa Bruce Carr Salina Richard Kramer Lawrence Don Sneden Bob Amyx Allen Tarr Lawrence High School

Hutchinson Eyes Cessna Deal for Expansion Funds

The Hutchinson City Commission approved a letter of intent with Cessna Aircraft Co. to seek 1.6 million dollars in industrial revenue for expansion. The panel also backed a statement supporting up to 5 million dollars in additional bonds in coming years.

Hutchinson Hutchinson City

Kiowa Fire Ravages Town Center Damaging Eight Firms

Kiowa Kansas mayor William G. Fisher estimates the Wednesday blaze in the business district caused more than 450000 in damage. Eight businesses were destroyed and four others damaged as winds fed the flames. No injuries were reported. Embers also scorched a nearby lumber yard half a block away.

Kiowa Kan William G. Fisher

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