Lawrence Board Awards 85 165 Contract for Kennedy School Addition
The Lawrence Board of Education awarded Constant Construction an 85 165 addition contract for Kennedy School with a 4 0 vote as the low bidder. Work should start within 10 days and must finish by Sept 19, with Aug 20 as the library and facility completion target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Board of Education
Constant Construction Company
Kennedy School
Constant
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Zahner Manufacturing Company of
Kansas City
Schwegler School
Zahner
Schwegler
Gladys Six
Carl Althaus
Ray Culbertson
James W. Paddock
Lawrence Public
Supt. of Schools
Carl S. Knox
Manhattan Group Missing in Plane over Nevada
A Cessna 172 carrying pilot Clifford Morris and four Manhattan Kansas residents vanished between Elko Nevada and Salt Lake City. The plane on a Rock Springs Wyoming to Elko flight plan disappeared Thursday prompting an air search. Passengers include Beatrice Morris and her 18 month old daughter Chanda along with Mrs Jessop and her mother.
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Elko, Nev
Manhattan
Kan
Elko
Nev
Salt Lake City
Clifford Morris
Redding
Calif
Rock Springs
Wyo
Federal Aviation Agency
Kaw
Beatrice Morris
Chanda
Jean Jessop
Morris
Jessop
Anti Moyers Action Ruled Out of Order
Delegates at the Southern Baptist Convention applauded as a floor resolution attacking White House press secretary Bill Moyers for dancing was ruled out of order. Pastor Hugo T. Lindquist of Oklahoma City introduced the motion, but President Wayne Dehoney said it was not germane and overruled a later appeal.
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Detroit
Southern Baptist Convention
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Hugo T. Lindquist
Oklahoma City
Moyers
Wayne Dehoney
Lindquist
Stump family to relocate for academic careers and travel
The Stump family details plans for college moves and teaching roles. Prof. Stump will begin physics and chemistry work at Wisconsin University in Madison this summer, while Mrs. Stump pursues an art graduate degree at KU Mount Oread. Roger Gregory and Dan travel plans connect to Madison with trips and school changes.
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Robert Stump
Orchard Lane
Gregory
Hillcrest School
Roger
West Junior High School
LHS
Wisconsin University
Madison
Wisconsin
Stump
Mount Oread
West
The
Hawk Herald
Journal-World
Hillcrest
West Junior High
Dan
Alaska
Geneva
Switzerland
Illinois University
Urbana
Klaus Berger
Jordan
Kansas University Experimental Biology and Human Development
Fritz Heider
Heider
Maud Ellsworth Heads Art Guild
Maud Ellsworth was named president of the Lawrence Art Guild at the last meeting of the year held in the Recreation Center at South Park. Other officers named for the coming year include Mrs. Harold Keltz as vice president, Mrs. Ben Bartels as secretary, and Byron Snee gas as treasurer.
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Maud Ellsworth
Lawrence Art Guild
Hrecreation Center
South Park
Harold Keltz
Ben Barteldes
Byron Sneegas
L. C. Newman
Robert T. Green
Adrian Lindsey
Herman Cohen
John Garcia
Richard Garrett
Burton Wood
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Herta Galton
Vienna
Austria
Roy Lackey
Hutchinson
Alvin Schild
Four Treated After Lawrence Memorial Hospital Incident
Four persons were treated Thursday and this morning in the Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room. Ronald Christie, 10, 407 W. 12th, cut right knee on a fence. Nancy Foster, 24, Lecompton, stepped on a nail. Peggy Thompson, 5, 743 N. 7th, bruised ankle after falling from a tree. John Grob, 3, Route 1, cut left eye on a golf club.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ronald Christie
Nancy Foster
Lecompton
Peggy Thompson
John Grob
Barracks to Aid Memorial Day Services
Kaw Valley Barracks veterans of World War I will assist the American Legion Post No. 14 with Memorial Day services at 10 a.m. Monday at the Veterans plot in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Kaw Valley Barracks
American Legion Post No. 14
Veterans
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pearson Attacks Johnson Policy as Consensus By Confusion
Sen. James B. Pearson accuses President Johnson of a strategy of consensus by confusion eroding Viet Nam policy confidence. He cites inconsistencies and delays in negotiations, escalating military action, and disclosure of peace feelers, arguing the administration appears overconfident and untruthful.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Johnson
Viet Nam
Pearson
Senate
Four city traffic crashes injure two, cause over $1500 damage
Four accidents reported Thursday left two people injured. Dr. Thomas J. Leasure and William W. Winegar incurred most of the reported vehicle damages, with totals ranging from 125 to 800 dollars per vehicle.
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Thomas J. Leasure
Barker
Herbert G. Mackenzie
Ark
6Th
Vt. Sts
Leasure
Mackenzie
Donald C. Phelps
Park Hill
Terr
William W. Winegar
Moundview Dr
Mass
Fred W. Kissinger
Ottawa
Charles R. Waymire
15Th
Towa Sts
Waymire
Kissinger
Ernest D. Hatcher
3Rd St
Joseph F. Kell
Crescent Rd
1Th
Conn
Sts
Kell
Hatcher
Worden Memorial Day Services Set for 10 AM
Memorial Day services are scheduled at 10 am Monday at Worden cemetery. Rev. W J Ritchey pastor of Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church will speak briefly.
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Worden Memorial
Worden Cemetery
W.J. Ritchey
Worden
Lawrence honore: five National Merit finalists plan KU attendance
Five Hutchinson based National Merit Scholarship finalists will attend Kansas University next fall. One declined a Putnam Scholar appointment at Kansas State. another rejected a $1,500 SMU award. A third had options at Ohio State Wooster and Macalester.
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Hutchinson
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Southern Methodist University
Ohio State
Wooster College
Macalester College
Visit to Asia May Halt War
Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak said a surprise Indonesian military delegation visit to Kuala Lumpur signals an end to the undeclared war between Malaysia and Indonesia. He noted talks with eight officers set the stage for peace talks with Adam Malik in Bangkok starting Monday.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Razak
Adam Malik
Bangkok
Thailand
Kansas Deer Are Given A Clean Bill of Health
Kansas State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory reports deer killed in the 1965 hunting season show leptospirosis brucellosis and anaplasmosis occur at almost negligible levels. Laboratory director Dr Kenneth D Weide says the findings are good news for the cattle industry fearing deer as disease reservoirs.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Kansas State University
Kenneth D. Weide
Chicago police arrest man in Perry burglary case
Chicago police detained David A. Walters 20 for burglary of a Perry Kansas construction company. Walters, a Chicago publisher employee, had been arrested by FBI May 19 on a federal interstate flight warrant issued in Lawrence Kansas but the flight charge was dropped.
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Chicago
David A. Walters
Perry
Kan
Walters
FBI
Lawrence
Oskaloosa
Kansas City Man Burned on Turnpike Incident
A 30 year old Kansas City man, Ronald Reitzer, suffered facial and back burns after removing a radiator cap on the Kansas Turnpike about 16 miles east of Lawrence. He drove to the Lawrence service area, was picked up by Citizens Ambulance, and treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, but released.
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Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Ronald Reitzer
Citizens Ambulance
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kwik Shop Remains Open Memorial Day All Day
The Kwik Shop at 1714 West 23rd will open Monday May 31, Memorial Day, from 7 a.m. all day, offering service throughout the holiday.
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West
Burglaries Planned on Hill In Simulated Seminar
Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents staged 12 burglaries this week at Kansas University during the fifth annual Burglary and Larceny seminar. Eight law enforcement officers from Kansas and four other states assisted in a mock case that replayed investigative steps from pry marks to moot court.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Union
Kansas
Kansas University
Union
Birdland Theater
Nate
Doyle E. White
19Th Judicial District
Winfield
James W. Bouska
Johnson County
Olathe
Robert F. Duncan
Atchison
Kansas Peace Officers Association
The
KBI
KU Governmental Research Center
KU Law School and
University Extension
House approves minimum wage bill to 1.60 by 1969
The House backed a 303 to 93 vote to raise the federal minimum wage to 1.60 an hour by 1969, covering about 7.2 million workers. The bill moves to the Senate where supporters foresee further expansion and early committee action next month.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Labor Committee
Mariner 4 Signals Hint Mars Probe May Operate Through 1968
Pasadena reports that Mariner 4 photographed Mars last July 14 and suggests the spacecraft could function until 1968. The ship uses a solar panel powering a small radio transmitter aimed at the Sun.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Mariner
Prom expense aid to Dos Palos students sparks funding debate
DOS PALOS Calif AP The federal government pays 232 to rent tuxedos and feed 16 junior and senior prom attendees at Dos Palos High School. Principal Neil Nordstrom says the funds aid needy families and teach etiquette while denying misreporting or misuse claims.
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Dos Palos
Calif
Dos Palos High School
Neil Nordstrom
Police Vehicles Vandalized With Black Paint
Several police vehicles were damaged Thursday night as unknowns painted them black. Police Chief William Troelstrup said the paint washed off with no coal leaving any lasting damage to the vehicles.
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William Troelstrup
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Care
The Tucker family thanks friends for acts of kindness during our time of sorrow. We especially appreciate the nurses on the third floor and Dr. Lessenden. James and Martha Tucker express heartfelt gratitude.
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C. W. Schroeder
G. W. Mole
Reno Cemetery
Reno
Clair Hester
Reno Church
Awrence Memorial Co
East Sun Uv
Pereiek
Choo Ee Smith
Larry Smith
Pennsylvania
Corel
Lee Run
Erie
McCollum Hall
Fort Riley
J. J. Wilson
Dick Wintermote
Kansas University Alumni Association
Wintermote
Craig Stevens
Peter Gunn
Wintermore
W. Clarke Wescoe
State Purchasing Director
Topeka
Kansas Rural Health Plan
Today's Health
American Medical Association
Howard Earl
Kansas University Plan
Franklin D. Murphy
KU School of Medicine
Asia
Pike
Mortuary Home
New Hampshire
Pratt, Kan
Clay Center
Kim Bergsten
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kim
Tuttle Creek Reservoir
K. Mark Scott
Tuttle Creek
Madrid
Spain
Delmar E. Wilson
US. Air Force
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Simmons
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Mattis
Parsons-Kring
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Parsons
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