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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
9
Harold E. Allen was elected 1965 Senior Counselor of Lawrence Council No. 46 United Commercial Travelers. Other officers include Michael H. Getto junior counselor M. T. Chick Sales past counselor Harold A. Pontius secretary treasurer Richard F.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne enables shrinking hemorrhoids without surgery and relieves itching and pain. Case after case shows reduction and reported freedom from piles, distributed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form available at drug counters.
Treece conductor Ethan A. Smith and Dean J. Milroy Sentinel along with Robert E. Shmalberg Chaplain are listed. Executive Committee members Henry Stone Carroll Pontius George Lowman and Ernest Pontius. M. T. Sales chosen as delegate and G. M. Love as alternate to the Grand Council in Winfield on May 6 7 and 8.
Dr Robert Talbot McElvenny a pioneer in hip and spine surgery died Saturday at age 90 He had served on the Wesley Memorial Hospital staff since 1941 and was the senior attending surgeon at his death The obituary notes his long career in Chicago medicine.
Kansas University finished third in sweepstakes at the Missouri Valley Forensic League contests hosted by Nebraska University in Lincoln. The meet crowned Iowa State and Wichita State as co champions, with KU scoring in debate and extemporaneous speaking led by Randy Schultz and coach Donald W. Parson.
Gregg Oswald of Colorado University and Melvin Wade of Oklahoma State University placed second and third in the oratory contest. KU will conclude debate activities this year with a freshman team headed to the National Novice Championships at Louisville University in Louisville, Kentucky.
Two Ku Klux Klan leaders sent a telegram to President Johnson requesting a personal talk after his criticism of the Klan as hooded bigots. The White House referred the note to Atty. Gen. Katzenbach while Johnson urged a return to decency and a congressional probe into the Liuzzo case.
Gov. John J. McKeithen intervened to ease racial tension in Jonesboro Louisiana. Negro students voted to return to Jackson High while talks proceed between a Negro parent student committee and the Jackson Parish School Board. The governor met leaders, promised aid including new textbooks, and the town saw a quiet march after demonstrations sparked by a March 8 boycott over a false rumor of the coach’s firing.
Dr. Harry H. White of the KU Medical Center in Kansas City was named one of 25 Markle Scholars in Academic Medicine by the Markle Foundation of New York. The appointment begins July 1 and carries a $30 000 total grant paid as $6 000 annually to support teaching and investigative development.
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas Ellen Copenhaver deceased petition for final settlement and heirs decree of distribution to be filed by April 15 1965. Also matter of John W Weixeldorfer Junior deceased seeks determination of descent of real estate and other property. heirs must file written response.
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