Bratton Named Jaycee President in Lawrence
Charles Bratton reproduction area manager at Hallmark plant was elected Tuesday night as the new president of the Lawrence Jaycees. He succeeds T. J. Johnson effective July 1. Other officers include Dr. Larry Mayer internal vice president Frank Day external vice president Bill Myers secretary Norman Leary treasurer Ken Pickett state director.
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Charles Bratton
Hallmark
Lawrence Jaycees
T. J. Johnson
Larry Mayer
Frank Day
Bill Myers
Norman Leary
Ken Pickett
Johnson
Bill Reeder
Ron Peters
John Rouse
KU Professor Takes One-Year Research Appointment
Maynard P. Bauleke of Kansas University will join the Center for Graduate Study staff in Richland Washington on a one-year faculty research leave starting July 1966. He will study ceramic materials for nuclear reactors at Battelle Northwest Laboratories under an Atomic Energy Commission funded project.
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Maynard P. Bauleke
Kansas University
Richland
Washington
Dr. Bauleke
Center For Graduate Study
Washington University
Washington State University
Oregon State University
Batelle- Northwest Laboratories
Hanford Atomic Energy Laboratories
Atomic Energy Commission
Sun Halo Prompts Calls Across Kansas and Missouri
A solar halo visible in western Missouri and eastern Kansas today prompted many calls to the Weather Bureau and local media. The Weather Bureau explained the halo formed from sun rays refracted through ice crystal clouds.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Topeka Governor Declines Beatles Invite For Kansas
Gov William H Avery told Topeka student Diana Miller that inviting the Beatles to Kansas is not within his duties He acknowledged knowledge of the band but forwarded the request to Martin Umanski chair of the Kansas Cultural Arts Commission for consideration.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Diana Miller
Martin Umanski
Wichita
Kansas Cultural Arts Commission
Metzler Sees Big Water Decisions Ahead In State Capitols
Dwight F. Metzler of the Kansas Water Resources Board told American Water Works Association delegates that the next decade will see major water policy choices shaped in state capitols. He cited the Turtle Creek dam history, a team approach with watershed districts, completing 16 federal reservoirs and four more under construction, and over seven million acres in Kansas under organized watershed districts.
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Miami
Okla
Kansas Water Resources Board
Dwight F. Metzler
American Water Works Association
Kansas Water Plan
Turtle Creek
Kansas
Metzler
New York
Pendry Elected to Board of First National Investors Corp
Charles W. Pendry Sr. of Lawrence has been elected to the board of directors of the First National Investors Corp Inc with home offices in Wichita Pendry is a founder of the corporation aiming to found a Kansas life insurance company and to do business in other fields He will maintain his residence at 1935 Ousdahl Rd Lawrence Bert Coan Kansas City Chiefs player will represent the company in Douglas Jefferson Atchison Leavenworth and Doniphan counties
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Charles W. Pendry Sr
Lawrence
First National Investors Corp., Inc
Wichita
Pendry
Kansas
Ousdahl Rd
Bert Coan
Kansas City
Douglas
Jefferson
Atchison
Leavenworth
Doniphan
Demand on Farm Labor Due for a Sharp Rise
The Farm Placement Service of the Kansas State Employment Service said demand for farm labor will rise in the next two weeks despite wheat crop damage. Rain is needed in the wheat area as drought and freeze have caused extensive damage.
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Topeka
Kansas State Employment Service
Dr. Reed Returns From Mayo Clinic to Practice
Dr. Ralph Reed, formerly of Lawrence and now a Mayo Clinic internal medicine fellow in Rochester Minnesota, will return to practice July 1. He will share an office with Dr. Ralph Johnson at the Medical Arts Center in Kansas, while Dr. James W Campbell leaves private practice to join the Kansas University Student Health Service full time for health reasons. Reed previously led Lawrence planning efforts and chaired the state health board, with degrees from Kansas University and a family of four.
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Ralph Reed
Lawrence
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Mann
Reed
Ralph Johnson
Medical Arts Center
4Th
Maine Streets
James W Campbell
Johnson
Kansas University
Campbell
Kenneth Rose Speaks at Sertoma Meeting on Metals
Prof. Kenneth Rose of Kansas University addressed the Lawrence Sertoma Club at the Hotel Eldridge on metalurgy and crystal structures under heat. He covered metals including gold silver copper lead tin magnesium iron and more while Paul Johannsen introduced him and new members Darrell Salsbury Charles Dunbar joined.
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Kenneth Rose
Kansas University
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Hotel
Eldridge
Fred Pence
James I. Perry
Rowboat missing on ocean trip from Virginia to England
Coast Guard ends search for Puffin and two sailors John Hoare aged 29 and David Johnstone aged 34 who left Virginia Beach in a 15 foot rowboat bound for England. They planned a 50 day crossing and were last sighted off Virginia coast 20 miles behind schedule.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
John Hoare
David Johnstone
Virginia Beach
England
Virginia
Navy
Chesapeake Light Station
Hoare
Johnstone
Bandit Hidden Tear Gas Bomb After Bank Heist
Charleston police chase ends after a bank bandit flees with about 1500 dollars. A tear gas bomb concealed as cash was found in the getaway car abandoned in a parking lot.
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Charleston
S.C
Lawrence School Board to Meet for Kennedy Addition Bids
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Administration Center. Bids opened this afternoon for Kennedy School addition and cafeteria kitchen equipment. The board will consider funding for a summer workshop to draft educational specs for a third junior high school.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Kennedy School
Board of Unified District No. 497
Lawrence Jaycees Vehicle Safety Check at South Park
Lawrence Jaycees run a free safety check with Lawrence police at South Park from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Cars and trucks will be inspected for brakes, lights, signals, wipers, mufflers, windows and other safety items. No arrests will be made. drivers are informed of defects and asked to fix them before returning for a highway patrol safety sticker.
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Lawrence Jaycees
South Park
Lawrence Police Department
Rich Avila
The
Jaycees
Highway Patrol
Student Poised for Diploma After Fall at Haskell Gym
Gary Morrison of Hydaburg Alaska was listed in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a fall from stairs at the Haskell Indian Institute gym during a dance. He was admitted 11:35 p m Tuesday and later regained consciousness. doctors expect no permanent damage and he will stay about 10 days. Morrison, a Haida Indian, had been slated to graduate in auto mechanics.
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Gary Morrison
Hydaburg
Alaska
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Haskell Gym
Morrison
Haskell
Thomas Tommaney
Tommaney
LMH
House Votes To Keep Line On Minimums In Pay
The House backed keeping most small retailers and service workers out of minimum wage coverage with a 120 to 109 vote on Andersons amendment. The bill would raise the present 1.25 per hour minimum and expand coverage, with $1.60 target and staged increases. President Johnson urged support for the measure and called for changes in the law.
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Washington
House
John B. Anderson
B-Ill
Glenn Andrews
R-Ala
Alphonzo Bell
R-Calif
William H. Ayres
Rcalif
Education and Labor Committee
Thomas G. Morris
D-N.m
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Johnson
Morris
Labor
Congress
Simons Escapes Injury After Deer Car Crash
Dolph C. Simons Jr., publisher of the Journal- World, escaped injury when his car struck a buck deer on Highway 71 near Atlantic Iowa Tuesday evening. The 125 pound deer was killed. damage to the car totaled about $900.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal- World
Atlantic
Iowa
Simons
Three Slain Men Linked by Small Pistol in Columbus
A rocket scientist and two filling station attendants were killed execution style by a foreign-made .25 caliber pistol. Police believe the same gun killed all three. ballistics tests support a single weapon, but the shooter remains unknown. All three were shot in the head at close range with no witnesses.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tom Sawyer
Loren E. Bollinger
Chester Joseph Scowden
Columbus
Claude Quesenberry
West Jefferson
Scowden
Quesenberry
Bollinger
Ohio
State Capitol
Summer Institutes For Teachers Planned At KU And Nearby
Plans include a mathematics institute from June 13 to August 6, an advanced reading institute the same dates, a world history high school teachers session, and a chemistry institute for high school teachers June 20 to August 5. About 40 high school students stay one night in Winston Salem June 30. Boy Scouts of New York State spend August 2 at KU with about 40 students. A Newspaper in the Classroom Workshop runs June 7 to 17 in EU with about 20 teachers. Publications Advisers Institute also June 7 to 17. The Kansas Writers Conference occurs June 28 to July 1 at KU with about 100 attendees.
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Winston- Salem
N. C
Boy Scouts of
New York State
Publications Advisers Institute
Kansas Writers Conference
Newsman Seeks Office in Topeka House Race
Clay Loyd, a reporter for the Topeka Capital Journal, filed to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S House from Kansas 44th district in Topeka. He becomes a candidate in the capital city race.
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Topeka (Ap
Clay Loyd
Topeka Capital Journal
House of Representatives
Topeka
Funeral Home Paves and Lights Parking Facility
HENEEY Funeral Home in Indianapolis announces completion of a paved and lighted parking area at its facility, improving access for visitors and staff. Local officials attended the ceremony.
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Heneey Funeral Home
Explorer 32 Satellite Launch Marks Busy Cape Kennedy Week
Explorer 32, a 492 pound orbiting chemical laboratory, launched from Cape Kennedy at 8 am CST on a Delta rocket. The craft aimed for a 170 to 750 mile egg shaped orbit but reportedly ended up at least 200 miles higher, potentially affecting experiments.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Orbiting Chemical Laboratory
Earth
Explorer
National Aeronautics and Space Ad
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Robert Mumford Family expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for cards flowers and acts of kindness during the bereavement of their son.
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Robert Mumford
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