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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1964

Page

10

Three Baker Berths On All Star Unit For State League

Ottawa and Southwestern shared Kansas Conference supremacy as coaches named the all conference football team. Ottawa led with five on offense while Southwestern had four on defense, featuring backs John Howland Terrill McBride Floyd Scott Gary Stauffer and linemen Dave Sears.

Baker Lindsborg Kan Ottawa Southwestern Kansas Leonard Scheutler Daryl Johnson Jan Oleen Bethany Johnson Oleen Dave Sears Mike Robinson Bill Swartz College of Emporia Jim Tate John Howland Terrill McBride Floyd Scott Gary Stauffer McBride Stauffer Joe Kiley Ed Buzzell

Paper’s Origins Hidden in Ancient Chinese Official

The text credits a Chinese official from about 2000 years ago with inventing paper. It states he used beaten inner bark fibers from the mulberry tree to create a white sheet.

City zoning plan faces debate over residential and business balance

Residents and property owners along 23rd Street contest a proposed zoning plan urging apartment and light industrial use near KU and downtown. They argue for nonretroactivity and preservation of single family areas while planners cite experts and a goal of a strong regional shopping district.

Enrous Warren Decker 21St St Decker 23Rd Alabama Naismith Drive Smith L. E. Erwin Barker Ave Harland Bartholomew and Associates Iowa 9Th Dwight Metzler Learnard Ave Cooperative Farm Chemicals E. J. Allison New York New Jersey Thomas A. E. Belt Mass. St Massachusetts South Park 18Th Street Belt Lawrence Jack Fingersh Kansas City Ousdahl Duane Schwada Highland Dr Continental Construction Co Kansas University Central Business District Schwada 15Th and Franklin Mitchell Planning Commission Charles Arthur

Thanksgiving Service at Immanuel Lutheran Church

A Thanksgiving worship service begins at 10 30 a m Thursday at Immanuel Lutheran Church 1646 W St Rev Earl J Zimmerman preaches on Thanksgiving Translated into Thanksgiving Rev Daniel DeBlock serves as liturgist Homer Frank is guest organist Special Advent services are set for 7 30 p m on Dec 2 9 16 and 23 at the church The Walther League will present The Visit of God a chancel play during the Dec 23 service.

Immanuel Lutheran Church Earl J. Zimmerman Daniel ‘DeBlock Homer Frank Walther League God

GOP Leaders Debate Broadening Policy Input

Washington AP report shows Senate Leader Dirksen and House Leader Halleck weighing opening GOP policy talks to governors and top Republicans. They favor delaying broad inclusion until Johnson’s proposals are known, while GOP governors meet in Denver to discuss broadening appeal. Morton urges focusing on 1966 seats and unity for 1968 presidential prospects.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Ilinois Charles A. Halleck Indiana Johnson Congress Dirksen Senate House Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Denver GOP Sen Thruston B. Morton Kentucky Morton

Avery Names Finances Reapportionment as Key Kansas Issues

Gov elect William F. Avery told a luncheon for new Republican House members that the two big problems facing the next session are finances and reapportionment. He said both will be difficult to resolve satisfactorily in Topeka.

Topeka William F. Avery Avery Republican House

FBI Chief Hoover Warns Against Pressure Groups

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warned that zealots and pressure groups, sometimes led by communists and moral degenerates, threaten rights. Speaking at Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine awards dinner, he said the FBI must not serve special interests and pledged neutrality while receiving the Sword of Loyola Award.

Chicago FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine Federal Bureau of Investigation Sword of Loyola

U S Legation in Sofia Hit by Demonstrators

About 400 African and Communist Chinese students stoned the U S legation in Sofia Bulgaria and demonstrated before the Belgian Embassy protesting U S Belgian Congo action. Windows were smashed as they failed to reach the Belgian Embassy to deliver protest notes. The U S minister to Bulgaria requested an immediate meeting with Bulgarian Foreign Minister Ivan Bashev.

Vienna Austria U.S Legation Sofia Bulgaria U. S Congo Eugenie Andersson Ivan Bashev

City tackles flood plain study and curbside rules

Lawrence commissioners approved a no cost Army Corps flood plain study for Kaw and Wakarusa basins pending upstream control measures. They enacted a ban on consuming cereal malt beverages on streets, sidewalks. parks exempt. Building moving rules and littering anti activity discussed. permit fees debated. Ontario to track tourist licenses next year.

Thon Lawrence Jim Owens Kaw Wakarusa Army Corps of Engineers Turtle Creek Milford Perry Clinton Ray Weiss Rusty Springer Wells Park Hetzel

Inflight films redefine travel boredom in early 1960s Hollywood

David Flexer created a lightweight automatic film system for aircraft seated passengers, debuting on TWA flights to Europe in 1961. Airlines the system spawned include Astrovision by American Airlines and Continental Air Lines, offering nine‑inch screens or earphone sound, plus nose‑camera panoramas.

Flexer Federal Aviation Agency TWA Europe Inflight American Airlines Continental Airlines American Los Angeles

Clothes drive brings in over fifty donations to Salvation Army

More than 50 area residents donated winter clothing after a Friday plea by the Lawrence Salvation Army. Capt. C.R. Moffitt said the usual weekly donor average is 20. The Salvation Army truck collected at 40 homes on Tuesday and 10 plus residents brought items to the headquarters. Clothing is distributed to Douglas County residents with some items sold for 10 to 15 cents.

Lawrence Salvation Army C.R. Moffitt Moffitt Salvation Army 10Th N.H. Sts Douglas County

Student Hosts and Helpers at University Guest House

Joyce Neuderhiser and roommate live in the guest house basement while assisting hosts. Faculty and students note varied roles from breakfast duties to guiding visitors and answering questions. One ambulance driver student in the program recalls late shifts and a one day old baby rescue seen during work.

W. Clarke Wescoe Joyce Neuderhiser Davenport Iowa Joyce Russell Cummings Topeka Cummings Anne Machin Ottawa Museum of Natural History Hubby Clem Switlik Parsons Switlik

Ex-con Joseph Horne Loses Handcuffs Prison Ride

In Queens Supreme Court Judge J Irwin Shapiro frees ex offender Joseph Horne 34 to travel to Green Haven Prison without handcuffs after reducing his sentence from 2 to 5 years for a May 1960 burglary. He will return with a new suit and no money but has permission to go back to the prison by van.

New York Joseph Horne Green Haven Queens Horne Queens Supreme Court Florida Queens Court J. Irwin Shapiro Stormville N.Y Shapiro

Officials curb talk of widening Viet Nam war scope

Washington insiders say the South Viet Nam policy review will likely reject a drastic expansion. Maxwell D. Taylor heads to Washington for talks with President Johnson as officials emphasize the plan will be less dramatic than public speculation. Taylor has not urged a broad North Viet Nam strike and cautions on risks of broader aerial campaigns.

Washington U.S South Viet Nam Hanoi North Viet Nam Maxwell D. Taylor Johnson State Department Taylor Life Magazine Laos North Viet Nam

Cornell Names Tom Harp Fourth Season Head Coach

Former assistant Army coach Tom Harp is in his fourth season as Cornell's football coach. National Football League teams will play only six night games this season.

Army Tom Harp Cornell National Football League

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