Hallmark Gallery Set to Open with Global Arts Ties
Hallmark unveils plans for a 12 000 square foot Gallery at Estes V artine marble clad site with three floors for displays administrative offices and eastern sales. Director David L Strout and consultant Henry Dreyfuss oversee a June 12 opening featuring The Wedding exhibit highlighting folk art rituals and international contributions. The local plant is Hallmark’s largest outside Kansas City with about 600 employees after expansions in 1960 61 and a 1960 1 million expansion.
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Hallmark
Fifth Avenue
Hallmark Gallery
New York City
Edward Durell Stone
Hall
Mark
David L. Strout
Rhode Island School of Design
Kansas City Art Institute
Henry Dreyfuss
Theodore Vogel
Hallmark Cards
Strout
Joyce C. Hall
Kansas City
Local MS Effort Nets 1375.25 in Lawrence Drive
The 1964 MS Hope Chest campaign in Lawrence raised 1375.25 on Tuesday evening led by Delta Gamma and Kappa Kappa Gamma sororities and Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Delta Theta at Kansas University. Two groups did not participate, canvassing limits left gaps, and donors can mail contributions to Ruth Quinlan. Totals from Baldwin canvass unclear.
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Lawrence
Delta Gamma
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Kansas University
Glenn A. Dawes
Douglas County
Multiple Sclerosis Society
MS Society
Ruth Quinlan
Countryside Lane
Baldwin
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Baker University
Edwin C. Sample Runs for Register of Deeds
Edwin C. Sample, 55, of Route 4, a Douglas County farmer and former teacher, declares as a Republican candidate for Register of Deeds. Incumbent Harold Beck will not seek re election. Sample is a Council Grove native and Kansas State University graduate in Agricultural Economics.
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Edwin C. Sample
Route 4
Douglas County
Register of Deeds
Ernest Klooz
Shirley Carter
Harold Beck
Sample
Council Grove
Morris County
Kansas State University
Agricul
Sample Runs for Local Office Amid Broad Community Involvement
The candidate, a six year Kansas resident with a lifetime teaching certificate, held defense work roles at the Kansas Ord nance Plant and Sunflower Ordinance Works for five years. He served eight years as district 21 school board clerk and held multiple agricultural positions including secretary for the Bromersick Fund and Doug las County Artificial Breeding Association. He led Meadowlark 4-H Club and Ayrshire activities and is active in Vinland Grange, Farm Bureau, and the First Methodist Church. He is married with two married children. wife Laura supervises a campus residence hall dietitian role at Kansas University.
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Kansas
Ayrshire Club
Meadowlark 4-H Club
Wakarusa Township
Vinland Grange
Douglas County Farm Bureau
First Methodist Church
Sample
Laura
Kansas University
City upgrading street and housing plan in Topeka
City widening three feet on each side with costs to be determined by City Engineer George Williams who will report next week. Final decision due next week on resurfacing Missouri Street. George Champney Co. of Topeka low bidder for removal of six houses for 823 dollars for city parking lot site. City commissioners adopted wait and see on Daylight Savings Time. Also approved widening Massachusetts Lane, channelization at 23rd and Mass, and annexation of Westridge Addition No 2 about 40 acres north of Legionacres.
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George Williams
Missouri Street
George Champney Co
Topeka
Lawrence
Champney
Massachusetts
Fire Station No. 2
19Th Street
23Rd and
Mass. Sts
Westridge Addition No. 2
Legionacres
Anderson Talks On Water Plans
Washington AP Gov John Anderson of Kansas testified before a House Appropriations Committee in support of water project funds. He said budgeted funds are sufficient for continued progress and planning, including new construction at Lawrence local protection and planning for Kansas City Kansas protection, with reservoir projects Wilson Council Grove John Redmond Norton Cheney advancing toward water impoundment. He noted Milford Perry Elk City Glenn Elder Marion and Topeka protection projects near completion and planning for Clinton Melvern and Big Hill reservoirs along with local protections at Atchison Merriam and Kansas City Kansas.
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Washington
John Anderson
Kansas
House Appropriations Committee
Anderson
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
Wilson
Council Grove
John Redmond
Norton
Cheney
Milford
Perry
Elk City
Glenn Elder
Marion
Topeka
Clinton
Melvern
Big Hill
Atchison, Merriam
Bird films shown at Lawrence Sertoma Club meeting
Dr. R. Glenn Henry of Oska loosa presented color films of Kansas birds at the Holiday Inn in Lawrence. Henry said he films birds as a hobby. Guest Bill Finley of Oskaloosa attended, with John Rosenbaum serving as program chairman.
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R. Glenn Henry
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Lawrence
Holiday Inn
Henry
Bill Finley
John Rosenbaum
Death of Homer Ebright Former Baker University dean
Dr. Homer Kingsley Ebright 85 longtime Baker University professor and former dean died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an operation. Funeral services are set for 2 30 PM Saturday at First Methodist Church Baldwin burial in Baldwin Cemetery. Survivors include wife Marie Moorhead Ebright and daughter Elizabeth Ebright. Lamb Funeral Home is in charge. Heart Fund contributions preferred.
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Homer Kingsley Ebright
Baker University
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
First Methodist
Mark Rouch
Baldwin Cemetery
Ebright
Rotary International
Marie Moorhead Ebright
Elizabeth Ebright
Washburn University
Topeka
Journal-World
Lamb
Heart Fund
Education tops Kansas goals for governor candidate
GOP candidate Huck Boyd told 60 plus supporters at Eldridge Hotel that education is Kansas’ main aim. He cited growth from 32 000 to an expected 90 000 students by 1975 and urged better use of facilities and teachers while addressing federal overreach and mental health, transport, and recreation needs.
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Kansas
McDill (Huck) Boyd
Eldridge Hotel
Phillipsburg
Boyd
Board of Regents
Morris Kay
Douglas County
Franklin Murphy
Clarke Wescoe
KU Medical School
Columbia University
Murphy
Wescoe
New York
Lawrence High Orchestra to perform at University Theatre
Lawrence High School orchestra directed by Donald Beene will perform at 2 30 p m Thursday in University Theatre Murphy Hall sponsored by the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts which named the group the Kansas High School Orchestra of 1964 They will receive an engraved certificate for the honor first announced in March. vandalism struck KU traffic station at 13th St and Jayhawk Blvd Molotov cocktail thrown no damage reported Lawrence Fire Department extinguished flames KU police and officers investigated
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Lawrence High School
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
LHS
Kansas High School
Donald Beene
Kansas University
13Th St
Jayhawk Blvd
Lawrence Fire Department
University suspends senior after bomb threat case
KU officials reported there would be no charges pressed due to lack of an applicable ordinance. The Disciplinary Committee held a 44 hour session with six students and five faculty, suspending Mount after a non unanimous verdict.
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Collins
Charles Stough
Kay Walker
Park Ridge
Ill
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mount
Donald K. Alderson
Alderson
W. Clarke Wescoe
Dedication Set Sunday For Legion Home Here
Legionaires the new home of Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion will be dedicated formally at 3 p m Sunday. Dignitaries from across the state including Kansas Department Commander Bert Church of Wellington will attend. Dr Irvin L Cowger former Kansas Department Adjutant will be the main speaker. The facility was completed in December and an open house was held then.
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Legionaires
Dorsey - Liberty
American Legion
Legion
Kansas Department
Bert Church
Wellington
Irvin L. Cowger
Tree Damage and Weather Bound for Lawrence Area
Residents report heavy limb falls from Dutch elm disease weakened trees. A 60 by 20 foot farm building was torn by winds near Raybert Thornton Farm Route 3 Jefferson County. Minor tree damage reported at 5th and Walnut in North Lawrence. Weather outlook shows more rain then clearing skies with mild temps. High near 80, low near 60 tonight.
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Stedham
Raybert Thornton
Route 3
Jefferson County
5Th
Walnut
Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas University
Record highs and lows for this date
The all time high for this date is 89 degrees set in 1955 and the record low is 30 from 1944. The temperatures a year ago were 84 in the high and 56 in the low.
Kansas Commission cuts Southwest Belt refund to 7.6 million
The Kansas Corporation Commission orders Southwestern Belt Telephone Co to refund 7.6 million to Kansas customers, far below an earlier estimate, as a Supreme Court ruling reduces the liability by about 10 to 12 million. Meanwhile U.S. sources say the Soviet Union may build seven to ten atomic powered submarines annually, roughly mirroring American output, with nine nuclear ships produced last year.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Belt Telephone Co
Kansas
Commission
William Mitchell
Kansas Supreme Court
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Business Prospects Look Brighter, Economists Say
Washington insiders including Walter W. Heller Douglas Dillon Luther Hodges and Federal Reserve Board Chair William McChesney Martin voiced optimism about the economy. They described a healthier longer expansion with no end in sight and cautioned against fearing prosperity despite periods of slowdown.
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Washington
Johnson
William McChesney Martin
Independent Federal Reserve Board
Walter W. Heller
Congress
Heller
Advertising Council
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Martin
In Memoriam Charles C Nelson Obituary Note
In loving memory of Charles C Nelson who died May 6 1963. Sadly missed by wife Ella Mae Nelson and daughter Carlene and Dennis Thompson.
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Charles C. Nelson
Ella Mae Nelson
Carlene
Dennis Thompson
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Stone
Estes
Rumsey Funeral Home
New Hampshire
Eugene Hopkins
Homer Ebright
Board of Education
Kansas Assn
Roy A. Edwards Jr
Kansas City Board
Lawrence Board of Education
Kansas Association
Legion Home
R. L. Baber
Salerass
W. G. Long
Firebird Restaurant
Open
Lowa
L. M. Stavig
Sioux Falls
S.D
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th
Memoriam
Commerce Acceptance Company
Commerce —Fegalace Co
Institution For
Bob Mouron
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