Tight Security in Dallas Visit by Vice President Humphrey
Vice President Hubert Humphrey faced tight security during a Dallas visit for a Democratic fundraiser luncheon. Police screened reporters, escorted him from the airport in a closed top limousine, and barred public access to the luncheon at a downtown hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Air Force 1
Texas School Book Depository
John F. Kennedy
Dread Show Teachers and Student Exhibit in Kansas City
Three drawing and painting teachers and one student from Kansas University display works in the 15th Mid-America Annual Exhibition at the Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum in Kansas City MO. The show runs through June 13 and includes awards such as Richard A Schira’s Incentive Award for Untitled No 1 and Richard Wright’s Sidetrack Number 9 honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Mid-America
Nelson Gallery- Atkins Museum
Kansas City
Richard A. Schira
Richard Wright
Harold Boyd
Judith Allsop
Shawnee Mission
Leicester Square
Job Opening Ad Described With Training and Benefits
An early 20th century styled ad promises thorough training and above-average retirement benefits. It notes many sales leads from national and local advertising and invites a confidential interview with Mr. Williams, Ottawan CH 2-4842, on Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
Ottawan CH 2
Two From City Elected To Board for KU Fund
Roger Allen Jr. and Richard H. Raney were elected to the advisory board of the Greater University Fund of Kansas University. The list includes S. K. Alexander Jr. and John C. Dicus of Topeka and many other named members from across Kansas and neighboring states. The fund, a KU Endowment and Alumni Association project, promotes private support and is recognized as a leader among public institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Allen Jr
Richard H. Raney
Greater University Fund of Kansas University
S. K. Alexander Jr
John C. Dicus
Topeka
Maurice Breidenthal Jr
Kansas City
Michael FE. Chalfant
Hutchinson
Dick Cray
Weston
William Douce
Bartlesville
Okla
W. C. Hartley
Robert Hovey
John Oakson
Shawnee Mission
Allen Higdon
Kansas
Probe Ordered For KPL Rates
The Kansas Corporation Commission orders a full study of Kansas Power and Light Co. rates and practices. The Parsons city complaint was denied for lack of scope, but the broader investigation may cover electric and gas rates, cost allocations, books and policies. The study could take months and is supported by KPL president Balfour S. Jeffrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Power and Light Co
Parsons
Commission
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Kansas Power & Light
Jeffrey
Pre School Grant to KU Aids Teacher Training Program
A $6 892 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity was announced by Congressman Robert Ellsworth to Kansas University. Associate dean W J Argersinger said the funds will fund a preschool teacher training program led by Frances Horowitz this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Office of Economic Opportunity
Robert Ellsworth
W. J. Argersinger
Frances Horowitz
More Air Force Casualties Identified in Bien Hoa Disaster
AP report identifies two more Air Force casualties from the Bien Hoa disaster in South Vietnam. Staff Sgt. David L. Hubbard is listed as dead, son of Mrs. Margaret Casto of Wichita Kansas. Tech. Sgt. Donald J. Seaman is listed as missing from Mount Holly New Jersey.
Five Juniors Receive Scholarships from KU
Five juniors majoring in economics at Kansas University have received scholarships. Recipients include Glen Hammons Oswego John Toland Iola Gary Walker Wichita Michael Vineyard Wymore Neb George Frick Fort Scott Hammons Toland and Walker earned the $125 John Ise award from proceeds of The American Way essays. Vineyard won the $100 Domenico Gagliardo scholarship and Frick the $125 A J Boynton award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Glen Hammons
Oswego
John Toland
Iola
Gary Walker
Wichita
Michael Vineyard
Wymore
Neb
George Frick
Fort Scott
Hammons
Toland
Walker
John Ise
Ise
Vineyard
Domenico Gagliardo
Frick
A. J. Boynton
Reno Community Club and Local Social Notes
Reno Community Club meets at 8 p.m. Friday in the Reno School. Reno Ladies Aid gathers 1:30 p.m. Wednesday May 19 at Reno Church with hostesses Mrs. Augusta Kahn and Essie Higginbotham. Numerous visits and Mother’s Day gatherings appear across Reno and nearby towns, featuring families such as Torneden, Higginbotham, Lindel, Grinter, and De Hoff visiting relatives and attending events in Leavenworth, Lawrence, Kansas City, and Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
M. C. Walters
Warsaw
Arnold Torneden
Duane Torneden
Knob Noster
Bob Massey
Eudora
Ira Higginbotham
Neal Higginbotham
Brenda
Gardner
Marvin Waln
Wellsville
Charles Strong
Jack Reardon
Edith Bleakley
Kathleen Strong
KU Union
Lawrence
John Grinter
George Fiene
Kansas City
Kan
Bill Lindel
Ronnie
Orin Harvey
Charles Turner
Greg
Jeff
Leavenworth
George Bolin
Grace Coleman
Lawrence Peet
Urban Hess
Shawnee
Christina Hess
Leonard DeHoff
C. L. DeHoff
Henry Lassen
Overbrook
DeHoffs
Blanche Timmerberg
William Botts
Irene Borst
Bill Moore
Jim
Spickard
Thersea Noaks
Pam Frost
Gary Black
Mike Frost
James Renick
Jerry Deaton
Springfield
Roy Baird
Lawrence Lindberg
Gerda Solberg
Overland Park
Fannie Pearson
Ed Korb
Tonganoxie
Pat Mallons
Olathe
KU Head Start grants across Kansas include Wichita and Topeka
President Johnson announced a summer Head Start program aiding 2,382 Kansas children with 203 professionals across 62 centers. Grants total 351,669 dollars, with 302,937 dollars funded by the federal government. The list names sponsor groups, districts, and cities from Johnson County to Salina and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Kansas
Children’s Education Enrichment Service
Johnson County
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Franklin County
Olathe Public Schools
Leavenworth Public Schools
Montgomery County Board of Education
Fraser Hall and KU's Early Campus Drive History
Fraser spearheaded the 1870 effort to fund a proper university building at Kansas University. Townspeople voted 696 to 41 for bonds, with $90 500 spent on Fraser Hall’s construction and equipment. Chancellor Fraser, a Scotsman and Civil War veteran, shaped KU’s early governance and campus planning with architect John G Haskell, using native limestone and early electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraser
Francis Huntington Snow
North College
Old Unitarian Church
Ohio
State School Fund Commission
University
Fraser
Board of
Regents
University of Michigan
Kansas
Pennsylvania
University of Aberdeen
Scotland
John G. Haskell
Lawrence
Haskell
Kansas Statehouse
Douglas County
First Methodist Church of
Old Snow and Bailey
Dudley Haskell
Nodlund
Topeka
Great Plains
U. S
Moreau Starts Year at Hastings Law College in San Francisco
Frederick J. Moreau former dean of Kansas University Law School completes his first year on the Hastings College of the Law faculty in San Francisco where he teaches a freshman torts course and a senior restitution course. He has taught 22 law courses previously though restitution is new to him. The 72 year old scholar is author of several books and has held visiting posts in Puerto Rico and Iran. The Moreaus have two sons Frederich and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Richardson
Richard Cordley
Plymouth Congregational Church
Murray Harris
Lawrence Horticultural Society
Ralph Collins
L. D. L. Tosh
U.S
John J. Ingalls
Robert Taft
Kansas City
Pres
Rutherford B. Hayes
U. S. Grant
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Mt. Oread
Fraser Hall
John Fraser
School of Engineering
Blake Hall
Law School
Green Hall
University
Fraser) Hall
James Marvin
Fraser
Frederick J. Moreau
Kansas University Law School
Hastings College of the Law
San Francisco
Calif
Moreau
Hastings
California
San Juan Law School
Puerto Rico
University of Teheran
Iran
Kansas
Jeanne McRae
Moreaus
Frederich
David
Bear fitted with radio collar on Olympic Peninsula
In Olympia Washington a 200 pound black bear was trapped and fitted with a radio transmitter collar to track its movements for research on animal caused forest damage. The collar later fell off, and officials planned tighter collars for future tracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
State Department of Natural Resources
Olympic Peninsula
Woodstock Notes Highlight Local Community Activities
Kansas City residents Guilford Delich buy land from Herb Champion and move a trailer to Woodstock. Numerous families visit, host, and attend church events. the McLouth PTA installs 1965-66 officers and honors safety patrols. Graduation plans mark May with senior awards, while Linda Hall participates in the Atchison Mardi Gras queen contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Delich
Kansas City
Herb Champion
Harry Wellman
Bob Scovel
Independence
Kan
Bell
David
Clifford
Daniel Snodgrass
Charles Idgway
James Petrie
Bill
Eureka
Floyd McCrary
Topeka
Earl Bell
Everett Barnes
Eudora
Hehn
McLouth Methodist Church
Robert Davison
Frank Champion
Dan Petrie
Mary
Betty
Arthur Voelker
Louise
David Climer
McLouth
Betty Petrie
Anna Throckmorton
Florence Hollingsworth
Ruey Champion
Myrtle Rolin
Sam Petrie
Mission
Edward Climer
Bakersfield
Luther Taylor
Alf Climer
Leo Middendrof
John Love
Donald Long
Tonganoxie
McLouth Pta
Francis Schwinn
Maxine Voelker
Arnold Harwood
Maurice Walbridge
Joe Sample
Voelker
Lela Grace Lobb
Marlin McPherson
Harold Gilbert
Stanley Brakaick
Bradley
Safety Patrol
Laura van D. Mark
Russell Voelker
Richard Reynolds
Allan Reynolds
William Kesinger
Atchison
Donald Kesinger
Valley Falls
Ellis Toncray
Los Angeles
Sarah Reynolds
Woodstock
Warren
Mary Petrie
Donna Schrader
Linda Ray Hall
Ray Hall
Public Auction of Estate Items in Lawrence Kansas
Public auction scheduled for May 22 at 12 30 p m to sell the estate of Mrs F A Casebier at 946 Maine Lawrence Kansas Readable items include Coronado refrigerator gas range Thor wringer washer dinette set maple dining suite two piece maple deep leaf table and chairs green sectionals red divan and chair an antique walnut cradle rocker several rockers recliner lounge chair and more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Casebier
Maine
Lawrece
Kansas
Coronado
Louisiana
Lawrence
Weatinghouse
Westinghouse
Weatinghouse Auto
BYU
Jenny Lind
L. A. Sturdevant
Hays Auction Service
Mel
Harold Haya
Sete
Auction of Household Goods and Tools by Haya Auction Service
Household items include chairs tables beds dressers lamps and sewing machines plus tools lumber and lawn equipment. The sale lists many pieces with cash terms and no guarantees with removal after settlement by Harold and Mel Haya Auctioneers.
Public sale of farm personal property set for May 22 1965
Auction announces sale of farm personal property located 434 miles northeast of Lawrence on Highway 24 and 40 to 6 corners. Items include walnut furniture, dining suite, appliances, tools, power saw, mowers, pumps, and numerous misc. terms cash. Owner Mrs J R West. Auctioneers Criss and Skiles. clerks Lawrence National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Deak
de Walt
Mra
J. R. Weat
Criss & Skiles
Bill Lebert
Lawrence National Bank
Public Auction Near Baldwin Auctioned Household Goods
Lat May 22 1965 at 1 p m a sale of house and furniture will occur miles north of Baldwin on Vinland road Cash terms and no responsibility for accidents are noted Bob Needels owner Attentioneers Bob Bigaby and Bob Needels will oversee the auction Items include piano sofa chairs tables refrigerators mowers and miscellaneous pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Vinland Black Top Road
Remington
Singer
Bob Needels
Bob Bigaby
Antique Auction at 906 Mass Lawrence May 23 1965
Auction announces a large collection of antiques including walnut beds dressers tables chairs and cabinets from Duncan Phyfe to Victorian pieces plus Model T parts and a 200 record Victrola. Terms cash. sale notes remove nothing until settled. Owner E C Shaler. Haye Auction Service conductors Harold and Met Haya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Mass
Lawrence
Jurera
Duncan Phyfe
Attlc
Oldfield Tire
Lota
E. C. Shaler
Haye
Harold
Haya
Complete Close Out of Paul Born’s Bike Shop in Eudora
On Sunday May 28 1965 a complete close out sale is listed for Paul Born’s Bike Shop at 825 Fir Street Eudora Kansas. The inventory spans bikes including tandem Huffy models 26 24 inch wheels and kids bikes plus bike parts accessories tools and assorted shop equipment. Equipment includes welding gear power tools a 17 inch Emerson TV and garden tools. Auctioneers are Rob Needels with Pant Born and the DeSoto State Bank is clerk. terms note not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Paul Born
Fir Street
Eudora
Kansas
Emerson
Ford
Bob Bigaby
Rob Needels
DeSoto State Bank
Complete disperse sale of Chinn farm near Lecompton Big Springs
Sun May 2 1965 at 11 am dispered farm sale 3 miles west of Lecompton ¾ mile north or 3½ miles northeast of Big Springs. Items include 46 head livestock 18 Holstein cows 2 Whiteface heifers 18 Whiteface calves 1 polled Hereford bull hog bred gilts horse and milking equipment and a variety of machinery including tractors plows a 1961 Massey Ferguson self propelled combine and other farm implements. Terms cash. Owners Mr and Mrs Harry Chinn auctioneers Ray Roberto Jude Carey first national bank clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Big Springs
Berkshire
Sarge Milkeer
Briges Stratton
Wrain
M. Farmall
H. Farmall
Lh.c
John Deere
Assey Ferguson
I.H.C
I.H
I-H.c
A.C
Hanson
International
Viking Mmnermill
P.T.O
Mia
Harry Chinn
Ray Roberto
Jude Carey
First National Bank
Telephone Solicitor Position Advertised by Mr Smith
Job listing notes VER 3877 for a telephone solicitor earning hourly rate with daily hours from office. Salary plus commissions, immediate start, contact Mr Smith in the VI de GAR area to apply.
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Bulletin
Mutual of Omaha
United of Omaha
Mutual OF
Omaha
Life Insurance
New York
Vens Garden Center
Vis
Reno Community Club
Jim Clark
Mtrs
Donald Hopkins
Hopkins
Haya Auction Service
F.p
Utter Realty
Davis Paint Store
D.E.B
Baby Furn
To & P.m
South Park
Kenmore City
Davie Paint Store
Reat Haven
Baldwin, Kane
Oxford Rad
Vic
Sunset Hilla
Southwest
Centennial
Miller and Midwett
Hillcrest
Pioneer Ridge
Holmes, Pack & Brown, Inc
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