Second Model Bigger and Better New York Fair Opens
The revamped 1965 New York World's Fair reopens with expanded exhibits from the past present and future. Ford General Motors IBM AT&T GE and RCA return. new pavilions include India with ancient artifacts and India arts and culture. price cuts and longer hours aim to ease crowds as attendance nears last year’s levels.
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New York
Lawrence Area
Lawrence
Flushing Meadows
Ford
General Motors
International Business Machines
American Telephone and Telegraph
General Electric
Johnson's
Wax
DuPont
RCA
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Winston Churchill
Churchill Center
Hallmark Foundation
Chrysler
Bill
Cora Baird
Burt Shevelove
Larry Gelbart
U. S. Space Park
Cape Kennedy
Mars
West Virgina
Minnesota
Florida Pavilion
Florida
Judy Scotter
Cypress Gardens
Kansas newborn screening aims to cut mental retardation cases
Kansas lawmakers approved a 1965 newborn screening law for phenylketonuria. A heel-prick blood test sent to the state lab will flag positive results for a condition that, if untreated, can impair brain development. Early detection with dietary management could allow normal development.
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Topeka
Kansas
Patricia Schloesser
Maternal and Child Health Division
State Board of Health
State Board of Health Laboratory
Kansas Board of Hell
Schloesser
College Group Sings At Lawrence Church
The Torchmen of Miltonvale Wesleyan College will present a sacred concert at 7 30 pm Sunday at Wesleyan Methodist Church 900 Madeline Lane They will sing southern spirituals and familiar hymns and share information about Miltonvale Wesleyan plus an evangelistic message Host pastor Rev Lorin Miller leads the event.
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Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Miltonvale
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Madeline Lane
Revival Services Open Sunday for Methodists
Revival services begin at 11 a m Sunday at First Free Methodist Church 802 W 22nd St Terr continuing through May 9 with 730 pm evening services Rev Thomas Ryan from St Louis guest evangelist a Greenville College graduate and 14th year pastor He directed music for the 1960 Crusade for Christ in Belfast and released the sacred album Jesus Gives Me a Song Host pastor Rev Claude Griffith.
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First Free Methodist Church
W. 22Nd St
Thomas Ryan
St. Louis
Greenville College
Greenville
Crusade For Christ
Belfast
North Ireland
Jesus
Claude Griffith
May Weekend Meeting at Church of Christ
The Church of Christ at 19th and Sts hosts its annual May Weekend meeting today and Sunday with multiple services at 7 p m 10 a m and 6 p m on Sunday. A basket dinner is planned at 1 p m and a meeting at 2 30 p m Sunday at Dorsey Liberty Post 14 American Legion on U S 40. Elders Ralph Rake and Lloyd Spencer lead.
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Church of Christ
19Th and St. Sts
Dorsey- Liberty Post 14
The
American Legion
U. S. 40
Ralph Rake
Lloyd Spencer
Fulcher Roofing Firm Buys Metner Furnace Co
Norman Fulcher operator of Fulcher Roofing Co purchases Metner Furnace Co formerly run by Carl Metner. The merged business will be Fulcher Heating and Air Conditioning with offices at 1834 Mass. St.
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Norman Fulcher
Fulcher Roofing Co
Metner Furnace Co
Carl Metner
Fulcher Heating and Air Conditioning
Mass. St
Stash that trash for the big haul headline
A terse message urges residents to stash trash for a large pickup event, noting that you are billed for the service. The note emphasizes personal responsibility and cost implications.
Family and social notes from Woodstock area gatherings
Jim Tarr of Wilmington Calif guest of honor at a Friday family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champion in Woodstock. Several relatives and guests from Lawrence Leavenworth Chaney Merriam Mission and Kansas City frequent the social scene with visits and births noted including Sharon Maxine Ridgway and Susan Joyce Petrie.
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Jim Tarr
Wilmington
Calif
Frank Champion
Leonard Tarr
Lemuel Wiley
Fred Harrill
Richard Torneden
Loren Tarr
Allen
Lawrence
Vivian Zale
Sylvia
Norma Tarr
Leavenworth
Grace Tarr
Evan Dolaba
Linwood
Ernest Davison
Kansas City
Kan
Robert Davison
Kieth Zachariah
Merriam
Dan Petrie
Sam Petrie
Mission
Charles Means
Charles Ridgway
Sharon Maxine
Everett Ridgway
John Petrie
Susan Joyce
Wallace Rogers
Max Rolin
Marcel Robin
Dining Prices at City Pavilions Boost Overall Figures
The report notes 8 000 more visitors than last year with eating places in foreign pavilions. Chesapeake Bay Wharfs in the Maryland Pavilion offer 25 cent lunches and dinners, while the Maryland Pavilion and Millstone in the New England States Pavilion list luxury dinners at 6 95. Belgium Village highlights a tranquil atmosphere and offers a Rathskeller luncheon buffet at 1 95 and dinner at 3 95.
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Maryland Pavilion
New England States
Belgium Village
Rathskeller
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Nimbus
Missouri
Truman
Montana
New England
Oklahoma
Spain
Africa
India
Lawrence Church
Newepepere College
Mase
Carde
Sser Singer
Thomas Yan
Woodstock
Fred Pence
Henbu Pier
Chesapeake Bay
Dirk Bogard
Haye
Postoffice
Angela Lansbury
Barbara Nichols
Son
Henry Mancini
Meon River
Bell
Hoch
Swarthout Recital Hall
University Theatre
Orchestra University Theatre
Karin Gold
Melvin Dickson
Swarthout
Kansas High School
Wyandotte
Carol Johnson
Knabe
Wurlitzer
Massachusetts
Marnie
OK Corral
Climax
Nevada
Dino
Polly
Beethoven
Mirisch Corporation
Dean Martin
Kim Novak
Ray Walston
Billy Wildes
TWE
Agnsfield
Leo Carl Genn
Boehm
Free Methodist Church
22Nd St. Terrace
Julie Asidetiers
Walt Disney
Andrews
van Dyke Tomlinson
Johns Mone Baddeley
Tanen Dotrice
Wartiew Garber
Tsa
Lanchester
Ar Treacher
Owen
ED Wynn
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