Lawrence ROTC cadets win multiple honors at KU Awards Day
Lawrence students in the KU Army ROTC corps received several top honors during Awards Day and a concurrent general inspection. Recipients included Alan B. Hitt and Stephen H. Klemp, with other cadets like William C. Bondurant, Charles A. Burre, Karl D. Musick, Thomas T. Hewitt, Robert A. Schueler, and Richard M. Wheeler earning medals for scholarship, leadership, and marksmanship. Col. Flesch led the inspection team as the 37th Army Band played and Cadet Col. Richard K. Burke led troops.
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Lawrence
Army
Alan B. Hitt
James K. Fhitt
Mo. St
William C. Bondurant
Kansas City
Charles A. Burre
Leavenworth
Karl D. Musick
Lakin
Stephen H. Klemp
Hubert E. Klemp
Dakota St
Chicago Tribune
Thomas T. Hewitt
Topeka
Robert A. Schueler
Bartlesville
Okla
Richard M. Wheeler
Don E. Wheeler
Highland Drive
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association
Society of American Military Engineers
James F. Hamilton
Delbert O. Moore
Reserve Officers Association
John W. Strahan
Salina
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Donald G. Lang
Joseph Flesch
Kansas
Max L. Pitney
37Ith Army Band
Cwo Hardstad
Ft. Leavenworth
Richard K. Burke
Dodge City
Keith White Wins Excellent Rating in Arts Fair
Keith White, 8th grader at Central Junior High, won a red excellent ribbon at the Eastern Kansas Industrial Arts Fair in Emporia for a Four Seasons Fruit Bowl with carved Japanese symbols. His CJHS shop teacher is H. S. Preston. Alan Landis also won last year in a related event.
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Keith White
Central Junior High School
Kansas State College
Emporia
White
Roger White
Dakota St
H. S. Preston
CJHS
Preston
Alan Landis
Armin Landis
R. I. St
Burton E. Green Dies Creator of Beverly Hills
Burton E. Green, builder of an early oil empire and founder of Beverly Hills, died at his estate in Beverly Hills Calif at age 96. He transformed a wasteland into a city with tree lined streets and fashionable shops. The date of death was Thursday according to the report.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Burton E. Green
Green
John Kennedy Jr. Skins Knee in London Park Incident
John Kennedy Jr. aged 4, son of the late president, skinned his knee while playing in Regent's Park London. A Secret Service man and two nurses intervened as he cried under taunts from his sister Caroline. The family stays with Princess Radziwill in London.
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London
John Kennedy
Regent's Park
Secret Service
Little John
Caroline
John
John F. Kennedy
Christian Church Selects Officers at Annual Dinner Meeting
The First Christian Church held its Congregational Dinner Meeting on Wednesday. New officers were elected for the coming year including Board of General Officers Henry Holtzclam chair and Robert R. Floyd vice chair. Elders, Deacons, Deaconesses and Junior Deacons were chosen, with Elder Emeritus titles awarded to Clarence E. Birch and Harold G. Barr and Deaconess Emeritus to Mrs. H. L. Dunkerley.
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First Christian Church
Henry Holtzclam
Robert R. Floyd
G. C. Pirtle
Robert Reese
Kenneth Rehmer
Herbert Tuller
Harold G. Barr
Riley Burcham
O. Warren Mitchell
Lowell E. Risk
Francis Smyser Sr
Carl Dixon
Howard QC
Rust
Burcham
Douglas L. Beene
Marvin Brown
John T. Forbes
Charles L. Guth
Tom W. Hanankrat
John A. Harris
Allison L. Hornbaker
Charles Pendry
Minter Myers
Carl Burkhead
Wallace Hollingshead
W. E. Perry
John Larson
James L. Burnett
T. R. Jensen
Joe Skillman
Forrest J. Springer
Bobby Brink
Dennis Cox
Fred Doores
Barry Hanan
Jay Harrell
Tom Hornbaker
Jack Hurley
Steve Larsen
Rick Mitchell
Donald Nelson
Steve Nelson
KU Group to Join Saturday Vietnam Teach-In
Kansas University will broadcast a public hearing on Vietnam via closed circuit TV from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday in the Kansas Union cafeteria. The national teach-in features administration and university educators with speakers like McGeorge Bundy and Hans Morgenthau among others.
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Kansas University
Viet Nam
Kansas Union
National Administration
McGeorge Bundy
Harry Kessinger
Harvard
Hans J. Morganthau
Chicago University
Clifford Ketzel
Klaus Pringsheim
Errol E. Harris
Robert Tomasek
Harry Shaffer
Richmond man acquitted in Wyandotte burglary case
Veral Sylvester Hayes of Richmond Missouri was charged with burglary after police found him at a Kansas City filling station amid pried storage cabinets and a crushed safe combination. A Wyandotte County District Court jury acquitted him after he testified he went to buy cigarettes and fell asleep while leaning on the door.
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Kansas City, Kan
Veral Sylvester Hayes
Richmond
Wyandotte County District Court
Hayes
Tax Exempt Status Sought For Church Run Home
Kansas Supreme Court takes under advisement a case challenging property tax exemption for Presbyterian Manor Topeka a non profit rest home operated by a religious group. State argues charges for services negate exemption while home and county officials defend charitable status involving two other Presbyterian homes.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Shawnee
Presbyterian Manor
Lewis C. Carter
State Property Valuation Department
Carter
Lord Flecker
Shawnee County
A. Harry Crane
Newton
Sterling
Justice Clark Praises Truman as Greatest President
Justice Tom C. Clark told about 350 lawyers at Richards-Gebaur Air Base that half the lawyers who appear before the Supreme Court are ill prepared. He recalled joining the court in 1949 and noted cases rose from 900 to about 2,000 with only seven percent granted. He described the justices voting process and joked about being the doorkeeper for five years.
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Kansas City
Tom C. Clark
Harry S. Truman
Supreme Court
Justice Clark
Richards-Gebaur Air Base
Clark
Truman
British Labor Loses Big Threatening Quick National Vote
London AP reports heavy losses for Britain's Labour in local elections likely to derail Prime Minister Harold Wilson's plan for a rapid national ballot. Conservatives gained 552 seats and councils. Labour shed 377. Liberals 174. Independents 1. Labour lost control in 11 towns including Manchester Birmingham Liverpool Leeds and Newcastle.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Labor
Liberals
Manchester
Birmingham
Liverpool
Leeds
Newcastle
Police Car Stolen From Boston Parking Garage
Major Les Lie Williams of the Connecticut State Police attended a law enforcement conference in Boston when his unmarked state police car was stolen from a nearby parking garage. The vehicle contained a loaded 32 cal revolver a 30 cal US Army carbine and 100 rounds of ammunition.
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Boston
Leslie Williams
Connecticut
KU Articles Published in 1965 Encyclopedia Americana
Two Kansas University faculty members contributed pieces to the 1965 Encyclopedia Americana. E Raymond Hall of zoology and director of the Museum of Natural History wrote Weasel while William Scott of mathematics contributed Theory of Groups.
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Kansas University
E. Raymond Hall
Museum of Natural History
William Scott
Hall
Scott
McLouth Community News Highlights Weekend Visits and Events
Local residents hosted family and friends from McLouth and nearby towns. Various trips included Hutchinson visits by Wilmer D. Kimmel and relatives meeting at the Kimmel home, while Osceola and Topeka guests mingled with McLouth families. A bridal shower honored Orpha Lynn McManus and the Junior Senior Prom occurred at the Lawrence Holiday Inn with The Four Coachmen performing.
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Kenneth Brainard
Newton
J. van Garrett
Ray Lindsay
John Norman
Oskaloosa
William Norman
Tonganoxie
Tom Norman
Amzell Sewell
Oklahoma City
McLouth
Clarence Kell
Kenneth Edmonds
St. Joseph
James Edmonds
Topeka
Adair Edmonds
W. A. Allen
Willo Lobb
Maggie Hall
W. H. Edmonds
Geraldine Gilchrest
Sue
Harry Burgoyne
Orville Osborn
Kenneth Schultz
Guilford Ridgway
Lawrence
Forest Hehn
Barbara
Richard L. Kimmel
Kansas City
North, Mo
Ed Gatchell
Robert Funk
Louise Gilbert
Lottie Gilbert
Max Whitaker
Nortonville
Irvin Davison
Calvin McAlexander
Commerce City
Colorado
R. R. Snook
Mce Alexander
Calvin
Orpha Lynn McManus
Nellie White
Sam Clark
Cheri Schwinn
Erma Huff
Community Visits and Family News From Local Residents
Local residents visit relatives and attend long list of social events. Notable items include visits to Raytown and Wadsworth for surgeries, attendance at a Mother Daughter banquet in Eudora, and funeral services for Mrs. Jerry McPherson in Tonganoxie. The Senior Play Caught in the Villain's Web was presented by the senior class.
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P. C. Iverson
Wadsworth
Charles Neis
Eudora
Eub Church
R. T. Scothorne
Rathel Snook
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Carolyn McPherson
Greenleaf
Larry McPherson
Haviland
Kansas
McLouth
Jerry McPherson
Tonganoxie
Perry Buchanan
Leavenworth
Bill Mairs
Kansas City
David McDonald
Janet Slawson
Topeka
Geneva
Edna Thommen
Prairie
Lila Means
Oskaloosa
Daisy Edmonds
Oscar
Warren Shrader
Mentone
Calif
Oscar Baker
Maude Black
Harvey Miller
Trene Grace
Ralph Edmonds
Winchester Hospital
Mayme Edmonds
Annex
Winchester
Miller
Duff Young
Mary Marrs
Harveyville
Gerald Marrs
Marrs
Hollywood
Fla
Letitia Slawson
Clara Landon
Verona McDonald
Dorothy Wellman Price
Amarillo
Tex
Dorothy
City Seeks Bids on Parking Lot Landscaping and Sewer Work
Lawrence city bids due May 25 1965 at City Hall Portland for Parking Lot landscaping in the 800 Block Vermont Street and for the construction of 3041 feet of 8 inch sanitary sewer Plans may be obtained from the City Engineer for a $5 deposit refundable on return of plans in good condition City Clerks H G Fisher and H C Flahen note public notices published May 13 1965
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Lawrence
Vermont Street
H. (. Fisher
H. C. Flahen
H. C. Fisher
Notice of Suit in Lawrence County Real Estate Case
The State of Kansas to unknown heirs executors and others. Alta L Young files a petition in Douglas County District Court to quiet title to real estate and bar any claims. Case No 23593 sets pleading by January 29 1965 in Lawrence Kansas. Riling & Riling represents the plaintiff.
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Lawrence Ally Journal-World
State of
Kansas
Virgil Young
Maurice ©. Young
Pascal Fish
Louis W. Pfeif
Charles Durr
Carl Heinze
Samuel Silvy
Margaret Schleifer
Johanna Vitt
Matt Fortner
Jn. W. I. Chaisbertin Iugene C. Fortner
Dnitixe
District Court of
Douglas County
Alta
Cime
Lawrence
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Violet C McKone Gray Will
The state to all persons concerned that The First National Bank of Lawrence requests probate of the will of Violet C McKone Gray dated October 26 1959. The hearing is set for 10:30 a.m. on the 8th day in the Douglas County District Court in Lawrence Kansas. Those defending must file defenses. Edward B Martin VP Trust Officer for the petitioner Barber Mimerson Six law firm represents the petitioner.
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Violet C. McKone Gray
State of
Kansas
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Violet. McKone Gray
Douglas County
Edward B. Martin
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
William B. Leaf
Nellie H. Leuf
William RB. Leuf
Douglan County
John C. Emick
State of Kansas
Pearl Emick
John GC. Emick
Notice of Executrix Appointment for Gladys Rarick Estate
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court Alice Rarick Clawson was named executrix of Gladys Frank Rarick deceased on May 11 1965 with letters issued May 13 1965. Creditors must file claims within nine months. otherwise barred. Also notice lists bid deadline May 2 1965 for sanitary project 2300 feet of sewer line at City Hall and City Engineer deposit.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Gladys Frank Rarick
Alice Rarick Clawson
Gladys Frank Harick
D. S. Hults
Probate Hearings Set In Douglas County Kansas Estates
The Daily Journal World reports two probate matters in Douglas County Kansas. Nellie H Leaf is seeking final settlement and heir distribution for William B Leaf with a May 25 hearing. Pearl Emick petitions for probate of John C Emick will and codicil with a May 25 hearing.
Fall therein judgment in Pearl Emick case
A brief court entry refers to judgment concerning petitioner Pearl Emick. The attestation notes complete proceedings or rulings within the legal record.
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Pearl Emick
John J. Riling
Eugene C. Riling
Public sale of farm items and household goods near Lawrence
A public auction on Saturday May 22 1965 at 1230 PM will sell farm and personal property 444 miles northeast of Lawrence on Highway 24 and 40 to 6 corners. Items include walnut furniture a secretary desk lamp rugs tools a 3 piece bedroom set a range roaster and many dishes with cash as terms. Owner Mrs J R West auctioneers Criss and Skiles VI3 7273 VI3 3767 clerk Bill Lebert Lawrence National Bank
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Lawrence
J. Re West
Criss & Skiles
Bill Lebert
Lawrence National Bank
Farm auction near Budora bulletin 1965
Thurn DeKalb farm auction scheduled May 20 at 11 a.m. to sell livestock including nine cows with calves and various young stock, assorted farm machinery, furniture, and miscellaneous items with cash terms. Auctioneers Criss and Skiles and owner A B Starkey, list Kaw Valley Bank as clerk. lunch by Metho dist Church ladies.
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Thurn
Budora
Hiway
Weaver Bottom
DeKalb
John Deere
Hollywood
Methodist Church
A. B. Starkey
Criss & Skiles
Phs
Kaw Valley State Bank
Country Auction Near City Limits Seeks Wide Range of Farm and Home Items
Auction notice for Mrs. Guy Folke on Hiway 40 near the city limits. Items include AC garden tractors, plows, wagons, tools, a 40 G.E. range, furniture, lumber, beekeeping gear, livestock equipment, a 196? GMC pickup, and miscellaneous antiques. Cash terms. Auctioneers Criss & Skilex. Phone numbers VI3-7273 and VI3-3767. Watch for sale sign.
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Hiway
W.C
G.M.C
Guy Folke
Criss & Skilex
Bill Lebert
Watch
Signa
Used Cars and Real Estate Listings Ad Pack
A dense classified-style listing shows various used cars, including a 1964 Chev Bel Air and a 1962 Impala, plus a Pontiacs Tempest and other autos. Also advertised are rent or buy tools, a lakeside cabin, a nearby lot, and real estate offerings with contact numbers. Furniture, apartments, and a house for sale appear among mixed ads with phone numbers.
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R&h
Jones
Lone Star Lake
Southwest Cove
M. Fine
Burlingame
Burlingame Realty
Flist State Bank
BUICK
H.T
For Sale Listings Mixed with Rentals and Pets
Various items offered including RCA air conditioner 110V for $50, sublease near campus water paid, many homes for sale with prices from 21 000 to 33 500, multiple garages and central air, plus pets including beagle puppies and Sheltie puppies and a Vineyard area lots and rentals. Also lawn mower, dinette set, and household goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Parakeets for Sale at Pet Center
Readable text advertises young parakeets priced at two dollars forty five cents. Mentions colors, flight capability, and breeding, with location at Patras Mynah Birtland and nearby Grant's Drive-In Pet Center. Includes references to Wren Houses and Bird Feeder items.
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Aquarius & Stand
Grant
AKC
Patras
Mynah Birtland
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