Bowling Highlights and Club Elections Report
Local bowling sessions last weekend saw re elections for officers at Legionaires with Adie Grover and Grover re elected. The women met Sunday naming Bertha Payne and Frances Ogle for officers while trophies and checks from city events were handed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ogle
Atarms
Ginny Marshall
Hartpence
Donne
Katyn Perry
Belle Hoffecker
Dot Robertson
Westerner
Mil Gunnert
Gurran Allison
Mary Garrett
Sarge Morison
Dartimers
Modine Batley
Rainbow
Willa
Schaaker
Donna Sinks
Chylita Brusbeck
Mille Smith
Sundowners
Loren Snow
Vern Quenther
Ward Thompson
Charlie Brown
Steve Snow
Hillcrest Ten
Jin Chandléa
FBI
Delalee
J. Hember
Judy Robertson
Belle: Hoffecker
Jane Sexton
Jane Rucker
Thelma Bowen
Bertha Payne
Judy Robertsen
Dorene
Howard Hood
Simil Guntert
Mel Morrigs
Norm Schweitzberger
Powder Duff
Judy Tuttle
Kee-Nut
Sue McTemare
N. Gunn
al Pulliam
Starlight
J. MacGregor
Ernie Richards
Kreutziger
Delores Myer
Lois Johnson
Gerry Ridley
Kay Hodge
Harve Houk
Pat Adams
Mary Cowger
Betty Kennedy
Gary Tollefson
Dorothea James
Marge Schmitt
Betty Kane
Donna Slagie
B. J. Hember
Bertie Lindell
Dorothy Mettner
Arlene Edmonds
Helen Corder
Fern Leonard
Owl
Jerry Alien
Bob: Stewart
Vi -Bahnmaier
Ivy
Archie Mills
Jayhawk
Frank Hentsch
Roma Kennedy
Vi Bahnmaier
Rosemary Jimboygit
Pearl Bird
Jerry Allen
Karl Talawyma
Jim Freeman
Jim Freeman 210-609, ‘Tom Pyle 224-563, Bus Haverty
Chuck Hedges
Former Cong Prisoner Denied Return to War
Washington Army officials say Sgt Edward R Johnson’s request to return to Vietnam where he spent 30 years as a Viet Cong prisoner has been denied He is due back on active duty April 11 after two months of recovery from malnutrition and other effects of his imprisonment Johnson was freed last year with two other American servicemen in a rare case and had told reporters he wished to return to Vietnam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Edward R. Johnson
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Associated Press
Enemy death toll in Vietnam rises under Westmoreland era
AP reports the count of enemy deaths in South Vietnam climbed to 320,129 by March 16, with 1964 1967 yearly figures showing rising kill ratios. The data tracks Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses against year end strengths from 1964 to 1967 and notes counting ambiguities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William C. Westmoreland
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
South
Hanoi
U.S
United States
Pentagon
Saigon
Kansans for Alternatives in 1968 Oppose LBJ in Topeka
The group Kansans for Alternatives in 1968 plans a Topeka weekend event at the Jayhawk Hotel to oppose the Kansas Democratic Party delegation backing President Lyndon Johnson. Activities include dinner, luncheon, and discussions to influence the delegation with support for Eugene McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans For Alternatives
Vietnam
Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
Kansas Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Kansas
Joseph Kirschner
Kansas University
Leland Pritchard
Joy Haralick
Gerald Mikkelson
Jack Weeks
Kansas City
Alternatives
Kansas Union
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
KU Hosts 15th International Festival in Union
The 15th annual Kansas University International Festival starts at 6 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union with exhibits from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Jayhawk Room. KU international students will present a program at 8 p.m. featuring music from Latin America Israel Korea Venezuela Greece India Germany Thailand the Philippines Africa and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Physician density in the United States reaches 125 per 100000
The United States reports a physician availability of 125 licensed doctors per 100000 residents, reflecting the current healthcare workforce ratio across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Humphreys Dance Night Exit at White House
In Washington a balmy night set the scene as Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Muriel depart the White House after a state dinner for Liberia's President William V. Tubman. They share a final dance as the Marine Band plays on the North Portico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Humphreys
William V. Tubman
Liberia
Muriel
Marine
Recital Showcases Wind and Percussion Instruments
Robert Stanton of Kansas University will headline an 8 o clock recital in Swarthout Recital Hall playing oboe English horn and saxophone. The free program features Hindemith English Horn Sonata Schumann Romance Quantz Trio Sonata in C minor Piston Suite for Oboe and Ibert Concertino Da Camera for Saxophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stanton
Kansas University
Swarthout Recital Hall
Stanton
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Hindemith
Schumann
Quantz
Piston
Ibert
Third film in Negro history series to screen Friday
The third film in the series The Negro and the South will be shown at 8 p.m. Friday in the Ballard Center located at 708 Elm. Local screenings continue to explore regional history through documentary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Center
Elm
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Will W Walker Deceased
The State of Kansas to all persons concerned You are hereby notified that in the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas In the Matter of the Estate of Will W Walker Deceased No 10773 a hearing is scheduled for the estate execution and related filings as required by law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Egiate of
Kansas
Douglas Couny
Douglas County
Will W. Walker
wAld
Leonard A. Walker
Lawrence
Kanaas
Ovler and
Paddock
Jawrence Daily Journal-World
Charlene Dona Kinney
Lanell D
John J. Riling
Lawrence Daily Journal
State of
Warren Wilder
Bessie I
Wilder
Bessie Wilder
Springer & Springer
Haring
Richard Lawrence Schellhorn
Almira T
Strong
Lawrence court petitions for descent and estate actions
Multiple notices from Douglas County Kansas court: Leonard A. Walker seeks descent of Will W. Walker estate. Lanell D. Kapfer seeks final settlement for Charlene Dona Kinney estate. various petitions include probate actions, administrator appointments, and city ordinance details for sewer projects in Lawrence.
Court Entitled To State Assets Under Will Proceedings
Notice directs heirs and interested parties to file written defenses by April 1968 in Lawrence court regarding allocation of Almira Fy Strong's estate. Also a Kansas Highway Commission call for sealed bids in Douglas County for multiple road projects with dates, miles and routes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelta
Daviscos
Lownteos
Almira Fy
Thareto
Osh Ofelock Mim
Mjty
Lawrence
Richard Lawrence Schellhorn
John
Patitioner
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State Highway Commission of Kansas
Notch
Douglas County
Kansas
K.s.tec
Chanute
USKR
Baldwin
Junetion
Douglas
Franklin County
Nouglas
Shawnee
Pouglas-Osage
Leavenworth-Douglas County
Hne
Highsway Commission
State Highway Commission
John JD
Montgomery
Public Auction at Deerfield Stables March 31 1968
Sunday March 31 1968 at 1 00 p m Deerfield Stables two miles west of Lawrence Kansas on Hiway 40 selling out completely Fred Greens Western Wear Justin boots and Western gear lots of boots shirts pants hats saddles and related items no responsibility for accidents sale conducted by Mike Murphree Realty Center VI 3 2827 cash terms expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield Stables
Lawrence
Hiway
Fred Green
Wester Boots
Beltbottom
Washington
Mike Murphree
Public Sale Near Ottawa Kansas March 29 1968
Public sale at 14 East or 2 South and 144 East of Baldwin Junction on Friday March 29 1968 at 1 p.m. Items include AC tractors and implements, a J.D. mower, wheel disk, fertilizer spreader, wagon gear, trailer, belt, hammer mill, tools, furniture, appliances, and household goods. Terms cash. Owner Lyle North. Myers Bros Act Peoples Note Bank Ottawa Kansas Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Baldwin Jct
Krause
J.D. Mower
Wetmore
Lyle North
Myers Bros
Act
Peoples Not
Bank
Kansas
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Legionaires
Ben
League
Seea
Ken‘Ny
Pringle
Ben Schaake
Grover
Ellen Baird
Mary Jo Elston
Esther Harjo
Alexander
Virginia Iun
Cincinnati
Jerry Denton
Bob Porter
Rich Kennedy
Bill Parrott
Bill
Berndt
ABC
Lawrence Way
Hillcrest
Carol Pringle
Don Archer
Georgia Harrell
Sundowner
Warren Hornsby
R. Russell
Trilo
Church
Bill Amyx
Harold Gulley
Bill Moorehead
Lou Hammer
Tom Waller
Bob Parkinson
Howard Hargrove
A. W. Shackelford
Gary Snow
J. Nixon
M. Fabert
Guy Webb
Ray Loyd
Vern Guenther
John Long
Dave McCrary
Truman Nelson
Charles Brown Sr
Bob McNeely
Ed Hardesty
Charles Birrows
Ted Lawson
Marge Snoggrass
Virginia
Stanclift
Cong
Robert S. McNamara
Plixinidd
Topeii
LBJ
Journal-World
Sth Street
Hagle Road
11Th Street
Tingle Road
15Th Street
Ssngle Road
West 15Th Street
Township
Grandview Clarkson Place
Grandview Place
Meadow Lane
R. H. Raney
Vera Mercer
Almira F. Strong
Bert Seyler
Perry
Kan
Seyler Farm Supply
Erie
Yorkshire Dr
Yorren's
Jbndora
Johnny Q' Berg
Tawrence Daily Journal-World
Him
North Lawrence
Jarbalo
Kun
Ph. Wiley
Ponttac
Cadillac
Bonneville
Vermont
Onda
Almira
Meadowbrook
K. Apt
Mereney Mace
Chi Wumovat
Wan'td
FORD
John Haddock
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