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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1962

Page

9

Market Resting After Remarkable Comeback Rally

The New York Stock Exchange paused after a dramatic rebound on Tuesday led by blue chips and mutual fund buying. The Dow rose 27.03 to 603.96 and the AP index gained 8.90 to 220.10 as trading surged to 14.75 million shares amid optimism and questions about sustaining the rally.

Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Dow Jones Associated Press Pacific Coast Stock Exchange San Francisco Keith Funston San Antonio Tex Kennedy

Slayer Dragged From Hay Barn By Iowa Police

Gayne Gilbert Smith, 24, sought for killing five members of the Andrew McBeth family near Martinsburg, Iowa, was tracked for four miles and dragged from a hay barn by officers after a farmer tipped them to his hiding spot. He used a .410 shotgun and .22 rifle in the killings. Patsy Lou McBeth survived. Smith is charged with murder in Keokuk County.

Unionville Iowa Gayne Gilbert Smith Smith Andrew McBeth Martinsburg Pete Natheny Lake Wapello State Park Here Pete Smith Walter Cantrell Cantrell Andrew R. McBeth Dora McBeth Amos and Anna Donna Jean Kellogg Kellogg

Pike Revenues Hit Best April Since Tollway Opened

The Kansas Turnpike's net revenues reached 416 521 in April covering 95 percent of interest requirements, the best April showing in the tollway's history, reported Tuesday by chief engineer manager L. W. Newcomer.

Wichita Kansas Turnpike L. W. Newcomer

Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas and town temperatures

Fair to partly cloudy through Thursday with a northeast breeze. Low tonight in the 50s and a high around 80 on Thursday. Record highlights note extreme temperatures of 102 in 1984 and 47 in 1955.

Leme Pee Haan AB & Pan Rane Kansas

Jet Lands Safely After Tire Blowout Emergency Landing

A Trans World Airlines jet with 70 passengers made an emergency landing at Idlewild Airport after a right front landing gear tire blew out. The plane touched down at 6:55 a.m. with crash crews and ambulances on standby, and landed without difficulty.

New York Trans World Airlines Idlewild

Journal-World Mail Plan Heads to Summer Leave

Advertising note invites readers planning two weeks or more away this summer to have the Journal-World mailed daily. It promotes continuous delivery while travelers are away, underscoring convenience for extended trips.

Journal-World Adv

Memorial Day Traffic Toll Expected Low This Year

The Memorial Day holiday shows traffic deaths running below normal in the first hours, with the National Safety Council predicting 80 to 120 fatalities by midnight among 74 million cars on the road. Early five hours brought no deaths. later reports include 16 fatalities across nine states including New York and California.

National Safety Council New York California Kentucky Massachusetts New Hampshire Ohio Minnesota North Carolina Pennsylvania

Kansas names Haines director of institutional management

Dr. Robert A. Haines of Columbus Ohio was named Kansas director of institutional management by the state Social Welfare Board. The appointment becomes effective about September 1 when Dr. Richard L Meadows resigns. Haines, 45, heads Ohio Department of Mental Health and Hygiene and Correction and led Longview and Apple Creek state hospitals.

Topeka Kan Robert A. Haines Columbus Ohio Kansas State Social Welfare Board Haines Ohio Department of Mental Health and Hygiene and Correction Jon C. Woelk Kansas Welfare Board Richard L. Meadows University of Cincinnati College of

Hopeful Aid Follows Child’s Cave-In Near Calgary

Four year old Kenny Kowalchuk is missing after a cave-in at a 30 year abandoned coal mine near Ghost Pine Creek Alta. Rescue crews lowered 45 feet into the shaft but found no sign of life as earth and debris filled the 85 foot shaft. Police and mine inspector J J Rubin said the boy likely fell or was buried under fallen soil while playing near his home.

Ghost Pine Creek Alta J. J. Rubin Calgary Kenny Peter Kowalchuk Johnny Mounted Police Keith Sutherland Rubin Three Hills

Recreation Plans Involving 6000 Youth At Lawrence Parks

More than 6000 Lawrence youngsters are expected to take part in the Lawrence Recreation Commission summer program starting June 18 at 10 park sites. Ages 5 to 15 can join all day or half day activities with two supervisors per site. The program runs June 18 to August 3 with tournaments crafts softball gymnastics and story hour. A new day camp at Centennial Park runs June 18 to August 3 for ages 7 to 14 plus tennis fishing baton twirling summer arts and crafts and library activities starting June 1.

Lawrence Lawrence Recreation Commission Wayne Bly Centennial Park Addi

Tchin-Tchin Hits Paris Stages Amid Cold Nights

Paris theatregoers face the cold as April winds through the city. Francois Billetdoux’s Tchin-Tchin, starring Betsy Blair, mixes harsh themes of alcoholism with humor at Theatre Moderne and Va Donce Chez Thorpe, where late curtains and lively reception contrast with the season’s icy mood.

Tchin-Tchin Francois Billetdoux Billetdoux Paris Thorpe Miss Blair

Boy 12 die after 550 foot mine shaft fall

Rescuers found Kenneth Shickley Jr. 12 dead at 5 24 a m nearly 10 hours after he fell chasing a squirrel into an offset shaft in Shamokin Pennsylvania. Two miners John Varano and Joseph Garcia crawled 90 feet to reach him before hoisting his body to the surface.

Shamokin Kenneth Shickley Jr John Varano Joseph Garcia Kenneth Bill Kreiger Bill Ken Joseph Templin Templin Varano Garcia Ather Reading Transportation Co Harrisburg

Rumsey Funeral Home Vacation Pak Service Ad

Classified ad promoting a Vacation Pak service by Rumsey Funeral Home with contact numbers and ownership by Fred and Oscar Rumsey. Includes carrier solicitation and business co-ownership details.

Adv Fred Oscar Rumsey Rumsey Funeral Home

Rain brings help to Douglas County farms and gardens

Douglas County farmers praise recent rains for aiding corn milo and beans, with wheat expected below average and early harvest possible. Area gardeners enjoyed soaking showers, though ponds and lakes saw limited relief due to very dry soil.

Douglas County Melvon Wertzberger The Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service Wertzberger

Topeka Citizens for Action seeks mayor council manager vote

The Topeka group began distributing petitions Tuesday night to place a mayor council manager form of government on the ballot. Earlier the city commission rejected a request to put the question on the August primary ballot.

Topeka Citizens For Action Committee City Commission

Memorial Day Weather and Flood Updates in Kansas

The Kaw River near Lawrence rose to 16.8 feet then fell as rainfall saturated area streams. Despite high water and flooded creeks, officials saw no imminent danger with crest under 17 feet, while holiday patrols remained intensified across the region.

Bowersock Fred Brown Kaw Kansas Stranger Creek Soldier Creek Delia Marais Des Cygnes Quenemo Frankfort Manhattan Turtle Creek Fred Broeker State Highway Patrol

Indianapolis 500 sees four-car crash early on

Mid morning overcast skies gave way to sprinkles as Memorial Day plans faced a possible disruption. Four cars crashed in the northwest turn early in the Indianapolis 500 mile race in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis

Second Vaccine Campaign Starts Monday in Douglas County

The second of a three part mass polio immunization drive using oral vaccine begins Monday and runs through Friday across multiple sites including Lawrence Community Building Baldwin First Methodist Church Eu dora Municipal Building Lecompton elementary school and Baker University students are prioritized. The program open to all residents six weeks and older aims to boost coverage with type 1 and later vaccine stages. attendance urged for school children and general public with doses served in cups.

Douglas County Dale Clinton Lawrence First Methodist Baldwin Baker Uni Eudora Lecompton

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