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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1969
Page
10
Peru says it does not want Nelson Rockefeller to visit Lima or U.S. military advisers to remain in the country. Washington suspended arms sales to Peru after seizure of U.S. fishing boats, prompting a government communique labeling the missions as having no purpose.
A hospital report lists multiple individuals with addresses across Baldwin Oskaloosa Tonganoxie Sunflower and Linwood. Notable items include Mrs Bessie Clawson and Mrs Ruth Chandler with several Baldwin residents, an entry for a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Allen Moby at 9405 Ark and other named residents and family notices.
George Leo McCaffrey, 70, of Tonganoxie dies Friday at home. Services set for 9:30 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Church, with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Prayers at 8 p.m. Sunday in Quisenberry Funeral Home chapel. Survived by son George of Crystal Lake, three sisters, a brother, and three grandchildren. Born November 1898 in Tonganoxie. former custodial officer at Kansas State Prison, Lansing. resided here 15 years.
Two Lawrence residents were named vice chairmen of state chamber councils. James Schubert, Jay Shoppe president, will head the retail council, and Prof. Robert L. Smith of Kansas University civil engineering will lead the water resources council. Reorganization occurs biennially. announced by state chamber president Robert K. Schmidt.
Douglas County Historical Society will rent the Fire and Police building basement at 745 St St for about 5000 to renovate and display items. The commission granted free use while officials seek another location, with hopes for a courthouse site.
Beverly Hills composer Jimmy McHugh who wrote I Cant Give You Anything but Love and On the Sunny Side of the Street died in bed Friday at age 74. The Irish American from Boston produced music for 16 Broadway shows and 55 Hollywood films and once credited 10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration.
Congress presses for a full inquiry into Justice William O. Douglas amid criticism of his outside income from the Albert Parvin foundation. Douglas, 70, resigned as foundation president after it sold for stock in a Las Vegas casino firm, following Justice Fortas’ resignation and a related donor dispute.
The motion for a new trial on robbery charges for Leonard Harrison 29 of 1005 Ky St Lawrence and seven others was postponed to 2 p.m. Tuesday due to the district judge’s illness. The first trial ended May 12 with Harrison Manning and Davis Newsom and Alexander found guilty of first degree robbery. Pierce and Hunt were found guilty of third degree robbery. The defendants allegedly forced Andrew Gutierrez an anti poverty official from Kansas City Mo to write checks totaling 622 dollars to pay consultation fees.
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