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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1964

Page

2

Kansas considers deer season by fall 1965

Lawrence Rotary Club heard George Moore director of the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission outline a planned deer season for fall 1965. Regions may differ in season lengths with western areas possibly rifle and slug hunts and eastern areas limited to shotguns or bow and arrow.

State Moore Kansas Lawrence Rotary Club George Moore Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission

Supreme Court allows deportation of Castro rival

On a 44 tie vote the Supreme Court upheld a decision that Herman F Marks known as The Butcher for Fidel Castro could be deported from the United States as an alien who entered without proper documents. In other briefs Billy Sol Estes denied crossing into Mexico. The Court also overturned a narcotics conviction due to a hidden microphone. Justice Potter Stewart delivered the 6 3 decision. Prohibition Party plans a Kansas state convention in Wichita to nominate candidates for November ballot. East German youth confrontations mar first rally in 10 years as police break up clashes on Karl Marx Allee. Kathryn Nance 24 Tulsa Oklahoma charged as accessory in a Hutchinson Kansas murder near Osage Beach Missouri.

Washington Supreme Court Herman F. Marks Fidel Castro Cuba United States Potter Stewart Topeka Kansas Prohibition Party Wichita Prohibitionists Berlin East Germany Karl Marx Allee East Berlin Camdenton Kathryn Nance Tulsa Okla Hutchinson, Kan Osage Beach

Lodge Notice Dorsey Liberty Post Legion Meeting

The Dorsey Liberty Post American Legion will meet Tuesday May 19 at 8 p.m. The session will include the first reading of a new constitution and bylaws by the Legionnaires.

Dorsey-Liberty Post American Legion Meeting Legionaires

Kansas Lodge Group Optimistic on Ambassador Lodge Candidacy

Members of the Kansas for Lodge executive committee met in Lawrence and voiced optimism about Ambassador Lodge winning the GOP presidential nomination. Lawyer Charles Stough said Lodge’s Oregon showing inspires momentum and petitions are circulating to urge Lodge to accept the nomination with over 2,000 signatures collected for sending appeals to Lodge in Viet Nam.

Kansas Lodge Lawrence Ambassador Lodge Oregon Charles Stough State Lodge Rockefeller Viet Nam

KU Brasslow Jazz Tour Echoes Across Indonesia

KU Brasslow and American jazz performers thrilled crowds with rhythm and speed in many locales while the group’s trek saw few accidents. Snodgrass sustained a mouth injury in Ceylon from an elephant driver’s prod but missed only two concerts. Roger Rundle faced mild illness and meals missed after spicy curry. After shows, Kansas musicians signed autographs for audiences. A single incident in Indonesia involved misidentified visitors shouting and exchanging greetings, with Bloomquist recounting the episode.

Snodgrass Ceylon Roger Rundle Clay Center Kansas Bloomquist David Boyd Leavenworth Boyd Rundle Roger America Indonesia

Mystery sticky spots spotted across Lawrence sidewalks

Lawrence city officials and merchants were puzzled by hundreds of greasy daubs along Massachusetts Avenue sidewalks in the 800 and 900 blocks. Officials said no street patching was underway amid the unusual sticky urban blotches. The Rotary Club and LIFE will host a 6:30 banquet at the Hotel Eldridge to honor visiting professors from other nations, the first joint event by the two groups to recognize foreign faculty.

Lawrence Massachusetts City Lawrence Rotary Club LIFE Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise Eldridge

Michigan Valley man dies at 64 in Wichita

Cecil J. Price of Michigan Valley Kansas died Saturday morning in Wichita aged 64. He previously worked 37 years in Michigan Valley including as assistant cashier at the First National Bank in Overbrook until his Jan 1 retirement. A native of Winfield he was a member of Parsons Lodge IOOF and Ridgeway Lodge AF and AM. Survivors include wife Alma, son Warren of Kansas City, sister Margaret Barnhart of Ottawa and four grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Michigan Valley Methodist Church with IOOF graveside service at Union Cemetery. Baker Funeral Home Overbrook in charge.

Cecil J. Price Michigan Valley Kansas Wichita Winfield Price First National Bank Overbrook Parsons Lodge Ridgeway Lodge Alma Price Warren Price Kansas City Margaret Barnhart Ottawa Michigan Valley Methodist Church Union Cemetery Ioof Lodge Baker Funeral Home

Freeman Graveside Rites Set for Larry S. Freeman

Graveside services for Larry S. Freeman 84 of Oskaloosa will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at McLouth Cemetery with Rev. Homer H. Woolcott in charge. Freeman died Saturday evening in a Winchester hospital born February 8 1880 in Bennington lived most of his life in the McLouth and Oskaloosa communities. He was a member of the McLouth EUB Church and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Oskaloosa. His wife Mabel O Roke Freeman died in 1941. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Maurine F Roy of 1620 R I and Mrs Forrest F Lord a major in the Army Nurse Corps at Fort Riley two sons Cleason Houston Tex and Larry Klammath Falls Ore a sister Mrs Mamie Long Manhattan three brothers George Manhattan Gayle Bakersfield Calif and Jesse Concord Calif and one granddaughter.

Larry S. Freeman Oskaloosa McLouth Homer H. Woolcott Freeman Winchester Mr. Freeman Bennington McLouth Eub Independent Order of Odd Fellows Mabel O’roke Freeman Maurine F. Roy R.I Forrest F. Lord Army Nurse Corps Fort Riley Cleason Houston Tex Larry Klammath Falls Ore Mamie Long Manhattan George Gayle Bakersfield Calif Jesse Concord

Memorial Hospital Patient Roster Across Multiple Localities

A list of residents and addresses connected to Memorial Hospital appears, including Timothy Fowler Sunflower Village Ray Wilson 1833 W 21st Terr Mrs Anna Facklam 1225 Del Noble Lathrom 501 North St Charles Cox Bald win George Wilkins 517 Lake Charles Faler Eudora David McNew 1037 N 3rd St Mrs Patricia Struiell 1015 Pa Imo gene Hartman 1405 Mass Oscar Ingle 810 Kg John Brann Jr Route 4 Mrs Edna Harrelbrink Baldwin Mrs Li cille Ellis Baldwin Mrs Naomi Lederer Route 2 Mrs Devota Spurgeon DeSoto Cora Tru sheim Wellsville Jeffrey Hart Eudora Mrs Nora Ring 1238 Miss Mrs Christiana Martin Welda Mrs Patricia Konard 1026 W 24th Clifford Mallison 1117 Kg William Marshall 1219 Prospect John Dwyer Tonganoxie

Timothy Fowler Sunflower Village Ray Wilson Anna Facklam Del Noble Lathrom North St Charles Cox Baldwin George Wilkins Lake Charles Faler Eudora David McNew 3Rd St Patricia Struiell Imogene Hartman Mass Oscar Ingle John Brann Jr

BIRTHS AND NAMES LISTED FOR REGION COMMUNITIES

A long list of residents from Verlin Lagasse to Walter Rockhold is shown, followed by birth notices. Names include Mildred Fleshman 812 La, Mary Lester 540 Okla, Alice Rays 2509 W 6th, Donna DeHoff, Judith Lewis and baby, June Guffer, Goldie Martin, Nancy Shawbacker and baby, Betty Mason and baby, Donna Nutsch and baby, Rowland, Linden, Dunavin, Wilson, Baker, Scheer, Blauvelt, Boyd, Judith Thomas, Nutch, Nutt, and others in various towns. Births: Jack Druart a daughter, Hugh Siefken a son, Larry Matthews a daughter, Robert Hess a son, Robert Merkel a daughter, David Layson a daughter.

Verlin Lagasse Rice Kan Mildred Fleshman Mary Lester Okla Alice Rays Donna DeHoff Tonganoxie Judith Lewis June Guffer N. J Goldie Martin Ark Nancy Shawbacker Eudora Betty Mason Russell Nutter Perry Amos Russell W. 21St Clarice Dick William Schwinn McLouth Walter Rockhold Baldwin

Lutherans Hear Talk At Breakfast Meeting

Lutherans from Washburn University and Kansas University will attend a Lutheran Laymen's Movement Breakfast at 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Little Banquet. Rev. Everett Norling, Regional Counselor for Stewardship, will speak.

Old E. Sponborg Washburn University W. Clarke Wescoe Kansas University Lutheran Laymen’s Movement Everett Norling Stewardship

Benny Carson jokes and Twain guest at Beverly Hills event

The article notes Benny Benny portrays himself as frugal and quips about Truman and his wife Bess Bird. Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain was the guest of honor. Benny references cauliflower on a Beverly Hills front lawn and earning $10,000 from rhubarb.

Mary Bird Truman Bess Bird Benny Samuel Langhorn Clemens Mark Twain Beverly Hills

Not Planting It Says Freeman In Agriculture Fund

Truman spoke briefly about Benny’s help in a fund raising project and recalled a 1958 benefit for the Kansas City Philharmonic. The Agricultural Hall of Fame aims to inspire the future, with leaders like Nels Ackerman and Diana Clark noting agriculture’s legacy and future. Douglas County led by example, raising nearly $30,000. Kansas State University Glee Club performed as guests.

Orville Freeman Truman Benny Kansas City Philharmonic Hall of Fame Kansas Carroll P. Streeter The Farm Journal Nels Ackerman Westfield Ind Future Farmers of America Diana Clark Jackson County Ag Hall of Fame John Anderson Hillary Bush Missouri Karl Menninger Topeka Oliver S. William Agricultural Hall of Fame and National Center Oklahoma State University Kansas State University Glee Club Douglas County Lawrence Baldwin Eudora Lecompton Agricultural Hall of Fame Emil Heck American Royal Exhibition Hall Kansas City Air Terminal

Heat and humidity linger in Lawrence area forecast

Weather reports from Topeka predict a slight cool down Tuesday with partly cloudy skies and a chance of thundershowers this evening and again late Tuesday. Highs in the mid 80s and lows in the 60s expected. April rainfall has been sparse, with less than .50 inch this month, triggering drought concerns. Kansas University weather station records show a 89 degree high Sunday, surpassing prior marks. unofficial downtown readings reached 90.

Lawrence U. S Kansas University Mercury

KU reunion adds 50 year pins during roll call luncheon

An anonymous gift funds a door prize as reunion members ab sent for the May 30 dinner may receive 50 year pins at 11 30 am during a roll call luncheon May 31 in the Union Big Eight Room. Retired Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Walter Thiele will welcome members into the Gold Medal Club and Mrs Wescoe will present pins while Lawton discusses KU Today.

Union Walter Thiele Kansas Supreme Court Wescoe Lawton

Rumsey Funeral Home Serving Lawrence since 1920

Lawrence area obituary notice announces Rumsey Funeral Home serving the community since 1920 with contact VI 3-5111 for arrangements and services.

Lawrence Rumsey Funeral Home

Fifth Annual Pop Concert Delights KU Audience

The Hoch Auditorium hosted about 500 for a 90 minute program of choral, orchestral, and solo numbers. The combined Chorus and University Orchestra, under James Ralston and Robert Hull respectively, performed works by Foltz, Reger, Copland, Dvorak, Foster, Frackenpool, and Borodin. Chancellor Wescoe and other dignitaries joined in the Toy Symphony surprise finale.

Hoch Auditorium University Chorus James Ralston University Orchestra Robert Hull David Foltz Wallingfred Reger Aaron Copland University Dvorak Donald Grant Fine Arts Stephen Foster Swanee River Marvin Crocker Rose Ineta Williams Arthur Frackenpool Wayne Nelson Lawrence High Charles Oldfather Emily Taylor Bob White Raymond Nichols George B. Smith James R. Surface Thomas Gorton Prince Igor Borodin

Card of Thanks for Roy Hegeman Survivors

The family expresses sincere thanks for the kindness and sympathy shown at the death of Roy Hegeman Kenneth Hegeman and Mrs Roy Hegeman extend gratitude for support and expressions of sympathy.

Roy Hegeman Kenneth Hegeman

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