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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1965
Page
1
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson oversee cosmetic improvements at the LBJ Ranch in the Texas hill country. Visitors note towers dismantled, underground wires, new granite walks, stone walls, weed removal, and a new coastal Bermuda pasture. Moyers says the president acts without a set schedule.
Glen D. Boyd a 16 year old from 1527 Md was wounded in the right leg by a high powered rifle shot at Fred Grob farm about 6 1/2 miles northwest of Lawrence. William E Smith 68 arrested on felonious assault charge with preliminary hearing set for Friday Nov 12 in County Court.
Rescue parties search for a missing Argentine Air Force DC4 that vanished on a flight from the Canal Zone to the United States. The plane carried 55 cadets 5 officers and 9 crew. A helicopter spotted felled trees 25 miles east of San Jose suggesting a crash in the Costa Rican jungle.
Kansas University's Sigma Nu pledge class will spend Sunday afternoon at 533 Tenn. St to clean up paint up and fix up the house They will replace doors and windows and tidy the interior The project aims to challenge other KU living groups to community service and improve the fraternity system image The effort is the first in a series done with the welfare department.
In Natchez Mississippi a "desperation effort" to end a civil rights boycott by considering layoffs of Black workers was postponed as a Chamber of Commerce executive board planned a Tuesday meeting. Retail merchants issued a counter proposal aiming to end the boycott by November 10 or trigger layoffs, drawing dissent from店izens amid widespread economic impact on Franklin and Main Street stores.
A fragment notes a member of the Associated Funeral Direct ors Inc linked to Rumsey Funeral Home and a partially garbled address or name line.
City offices close Saturday leaving one day to file for the Lawrence unified district interim board of education. If more than six file a primary on Dec 7, general election is Dec 21. Three elected serve Jan 4 to July 1 1966, then join first unified board until July 1 1969.
French and Italian miners gouged rock to create a 7.2 mile tunnel under Mont Blanc, enabling a continuous route from Paris toward Baghdad. The ambitious project aimed to extend a major highway beneath the Alps and connect distant regions.
A Kansas State Teachers Association section reports Rep. Dole failed to vote yes on federal school aid bills. Dole defended his positions citing fears of federal curricula control. Senator Frank Carlson receives strong praise for leadership on education legislation.
Capitol Federal Savings, in its 73rd year, surpassed 300 million dollars in assets in October becoming the first Kansas financial institution to exceed that level. President Henry A. Bubb cites record gains in assets savings loans and reserves with 165000 customers and 3192 new home loans this year.
In St Louis County, William Albert Autur Tahl 27 admitted to three murders during an hour long talk with police. He claimed responsibility for the San Diego yacht club owners shotgun deaths and the Dallas room mate slaying, while officers reported a suicide attempt and eventual surrender.
In Grandview Kansas City area police warned residents to avoid a man armed with a high powered rifle and a .357 pistol. Three men robbed a food store at Missouri 150 and US 71. two suspects were captured at an auto salvage yard nearby while Delbert Beauchesne and Richard Walsh were held for investigation.
Horehound, a mint family herb, has long been used as a chest remedy since the 9th Century and today remains a popular ingredient in cough drops.
A brief note asserts that photography ranks as the globe's leading hobby in popularity. It highlights widespread interest across diverse ages and cultures, suggesting ubiquitous engagement and enjoyment in capturing images.
George E. Kimball, 21, formerly of Leavenworth and a KU junior, was sentenced to 60 days in county jail after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. He was arrested Oct 16 during a draft board protest in front of the Mass Street office carrying an allegedly obscene sign. He has withdrawn from the university.
Ray C. Bliss urged Republicans to repudiate far right radicals and criticized the Democratic Party for not condemning radicals on the left. He accused radical left groups of pressuring disarmament and concessions to Moscow and Peking, risking American lives by emboldening communists.
Four rhesus monkeys en route to Harvard School of Public Health escaped from cages at Logan International Airport. They climbed beams and rafters as handlers and experts chased them. After 45 minutes three were captured. Bobba remained at large, described as the ring leader.
In Philadelphia on Halloween 16 years ago a Sunday School group collected coins for UNICEF. During the 1963 observance about 3,500,000 children in roughly 13,000 communities gathered more than $2 million.
Lawrence reports the Jayhawk Joggers shift workouts to 4 45 p.m. to boost participation. The group, comprising KU faculty and non University men, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays near the Allen Fieldhouse southeast driveway by the Quigley Field sign. The Red Cross Douglas County Chapter holds its monthly meeting at 4 p.m. Monday in the Community Building per chairman A E Westemeyer.
Oddsmakers disagree on how badly Kansas will be beaten at Nebraska with spreads from four to six touchdowns. The game could be a money-maker for the Jayhawks as a sellout crowd of 53 000 is expected and in the Big Eight the two teams split proceeds after expenses.
Two Baldwin students Dana Hobson Jr and Linda Schendel appear on Baker University honor roll for the first six weeks. Two students earned straight A's Susan Banker and John Garner. The list includes Elizabeth Brockett Altadena Calif Jeanette Buckewr Paola Leonard Buddenbohm Kansas City Kan and many others across Kansas City area towns.
In loving memory of George R. Perdue who passed away five years ago today. Sadly missed by family and friends. In memory of our loved one who left us one year ago on November 5 1964. Your kindness and memories we shall never forget. The family of Marcel Camille Rolin Sr also known by many as Max.
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