Planning Policy For Long Range In Lawrence Schools
A 5 to 10 year plan for Lawrence public schools is being drafted by the administrative staff. Priority items for 1964 65 will be presented at the Board of Education meeting Nov 4. Long range planning becomes a continuing function under the Steering Committee of six administrators and five area committees covering curriculum, organization, personnel, finance, and facilities. The Board will act on priority topics at the Nov 18 meeting with further study and action planned for Jan 30, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Public Schools
Board of Education
Carl S. Knox
Lloyd Schurr
Robert Taylor
A. E. Woestemeyer
Dick Johnson
al Carne
Schurr
Taylor
Cochairmen
Harold Siegrist
Ken Fisher
Bob Lowther
Alaska Area Hit By Fierce Storm
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP A storm with winds over 80 mph damaged Barrow the northernmost North American settlement. One man was injured and treated. Senator Eben Hopson told Gov. Egan losses may exceed 250000 with many homes destroyed and aircraft wrecked. Evacuations to higher ground were ordered.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Barrow
North America
Eben Hopson
William A. Egan
Birth Trends and Projections From 1958 to 1970
The article outlines U S birth statistics from 1957 to 1962 with declines in 1958 1961 and mid 1962. It notes 2 013 000 births in January through June 1962 and predicts a surge around 1970 as postwar baby boomers reach family formation. It also cites Census Bureau expectations for the 1970s peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerne
Public Health Service
United States
U.S. Census Bureau
Police investigate twin car fires in same parking lot
Police probed the causes of two vehicle fires in the 700 block of New Hampshire Street. The first blaze was found at about 7:20 p.m. and the second at 8:15 p.m. Both cars suffered extensive damage.
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New Hampshire Street
Bicycle Thefts Persist at Kansas University
Kansas University police and traffic officers are busy with multiple bicycle thefts. Barbara Hooker of Pinetown had her black Royce Union recovered in front of Watkins Library. stolen Monday between 1 and 12 p.m. Miss Hooker identified it to police. John Elliott of Overland Park reported his Schwinn stolen from the rear of Summerfield Hall between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Barbara Hooker
Pinetown
Miss Hooker
Watkins Library
John Elliott
Overland Park
Elliott
Summerfield Hall
Resistance in Honduras as military coup advances
A few pockets of resistance remained in Honduras as military leaders claimed victory over President Ramon Villeda Morales who was ousted in a bloody revolt. Villeda Morales arrived in Costa Rica with his candidate Modesto Rodas Alvarado amid reports of clashes that left civilians and soldiers dead or wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Banana Republic
Honduras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Punta Arenas
Modesto Rodas Alvarado
Villeda Morales
Rodas Alvarado
Tegucigalpa
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Americas
Latin America
U.S
United States
Ecuador
Guatemala
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Brazil
No Major Injuries After Two Trucks Crash in Eudora
At 6 30 a m a two truck crash at 12th and Elm in Eudora caused 1500 in damage. Archie Sparks 35 of Eudora drove a Lawrence Ready Mix pickup that overturned after being struck by William Titus 18 of Route 2 Eudora. Sparks wife Roberta reported a sore shoulder but no major injuries.
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12Th
Elm Sts
Eudora
Archie J. Sparks
William M. Titus
Route 2
Sparks
Elm
Titus
Roberta
John Miller
New York Tops Census Population Estimates
The Census Bureau lists New York as the leading state in population as of July 1 in provisional figures. A bureau official cautions that the margin for error could allow California to reclaim the top spot with more accurate data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
New York
California
New York State
KU opens art exhibit with 5 000 paintings on display
Vaccaro, holder of a 1960 MFA from California University, arrives at KU from Texas University as an assistant professor. Joining him are James Connelly, visiting lecturer in art history, and Edmund Eglinski, art history instructor. The EU 1963 graduating class donates silver service now used at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaccaro
California University
Texas University
James Connelly
Edmund Eglinski
De Soto Span Construction Advances Over Kaw River
Builders L. G. Bracus & Sons of Kansas City push the Kaw River bridge project at De Soto forward with 34 foot wide structure linking Wyandotte Street to a county road. Dry weather aids progress as demolition of the old span occurred last month and underwater piers are set while eight above water piers take shape. The rebuilt bridge, completed by fall 1964, replaces the December 1956 collapse. The project cost 845 804 dollars with Kansas Power and Light relocating stress structures. De Soto sits 15 miles east of Lawrence on K 10.
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Kaw River
DeSoto
Kansas
Kaw
Kansas Power and Light
Wyandotte Street
L. G. Bracus & Sons
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kennedy faces Faubus critics in Arkansas dam dedication
President Kennedy reviews civil rights aims in Little Rock and Heber Springs. Governor Faubus denounces rights limits but Kennedy remains unruffled, pledging fuller equality and conservation support while urging national unity in a mixed audience at Greers Ferry Dam and the Arkansas Livestock Expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Kennedy
Arkansas
New South
Faubus
Greers Ferry Dam
Heber Springs
White River
Little Rock
America
Fabus
Washington
Negro Youth Held In K C Gun Fest
A 21 year old Black youth admitted involvement in a carload attack in Kansas City that fired on a private home wounding 12 year old Pamela Ray. He denied firing but implicated three others. Police linked the group to the Thirty-First Street gang and noted prior unreported shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Richard
June Bug) Banks
Pamela Ray
Banks
Thirty-First Street Gang
U.S. to Slow Withdraw From South Viet Nam Aimed for 1965
Washington reports say a gradual drawdown of about 15 000 American troops will accelerate next year as the South Vietnamese army grows stronger and internal political stability improves. The plan fixes end of 1965 for winding down main U S military efforts, with early cuts focused on maintenance, clerical, and rear-area roles while frontline helicopter units and trainers may be among the last to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert 5S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Saif
Saigon
McNamara
Taylor
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Baxter Springs Centennial Observance of Quantrill Massacre
Baxter Springs marked the centennial of Quantrill raid victims the Blunt party mass grave at the national cemetery was toured and a noon luncheon featured Dr. Dudley Cornish of Pittsburg State College. Quantrill led raiders from Lawrence into Kansas and attacked Gen. Blunt near Baxter Springs before being repulsed by Union troops.
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Baxter Springs
Quantrill
Kan
James G. Blunt
Dudley Cornish
Pittsburg State College
National Cemetery
Blunt
Fort Scott
Fort Smith
Ark
William C. Quantrill
Lawrence
Missouri
State Line
Springs
Community Center Schedules and Events Then Planned
The Sundaycharge facility announces junior high sessions 3 30 to 5 pm on weekdays and senior high 7 30 to 11 30 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. A record hop October 12 and a football night dance October 19 will occur after the LHS Leavenworth game. Halloween events October 31 and November 1 are planned along with hobby clubs and senior citizen activities.
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L.h.s.-Leavenworth
City Recreation Commission
Wayne Bly
Lawrence High
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service Ad
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service with VI3 5111 contact for arrangements and burial services.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Journalist Leo Aikman To Address Knife and Fork Club
Atlanta journalist Leo Aikman will speak at the Knife and Fork Club event Saturday after a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Eldridge Hotel. He is director of Community Services for the Atlanta Journal Constitution and has written a daily column since 1950. Aikman began writing as a historian for the National Park Service and has held leadership roles in state press organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Aikman
Atlanta, Ga
Knife and Fork Club
Eldridge Hotel
Aikman
Atlanta-Journal- Constitution
The
Constitution
Georgia
Midwest
National Park Service
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
Marietta
Atlanta Rotary Clb
Georgia Press Institute
Georgia Press Association
DePauw
Michigan University
Polaris Shipboard Gun Fire Marks Second Straight Test
A Polaris A-3 missile fired from the USS Observation Island marks the second consecutive successful test of the new rocket launching system. The launch occurred about 15 miles offshore with steam and gas ejecting the missile from a deck tube before streaking toward a distant target area. The test comes as the A-3 shows a growing track record of success, now four wins in five shipboard launches, aiming for a maximum range near 2,875 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Observation Island
Atlas F ICBM explodes before launch at Vandenberg
An Atlas F intercontinental ballistic missile, the leading model of its Atlas series, exploded in flames at Vandenberg Air Force Base California Thursday night just seconds before its scheduled launch. The blast sent a bright flare across the overcast sky and was witnessed for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Fierce Hurricane Threatens Bahamian Islands Route
A hurricane path would affect most of the Bahamas from Mayaguana to Eleuthera and Exuma, with Nassau on New Providence inland from danger. At 7 am it hovered near 19.5 N 74.6 W, moving northwest at 12 mph. Hurricane winds extend 35 miles NE and 20 miles SW, gales span 300 miles. Navy aircraft from Guantanamo Bay evacuate toward Jacksonville.
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Bahamas
Mayaguana
Eleuthera
Exuma
Nassau
New Providence Island
Miami Weather Bureau
Guantanamo Bay
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Valachi Faces Hidden Prison Dilemma for Life
Federal officials scramble to find a secluded prison to house Joseph Valachi, the informant who exposed organized crime. With a $100,000 bounty on his head, the government probes high security facilities from McNeil Island to Leavenworth and Springfield Medical Center, seeking isolation without solitary confinement while he testifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Bureau of Prisons
Valachi
District of Columbia
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Justice Department
McNeil Island Penitentiary
Puget Sound
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Kansas
Medical Center
Springfield
TV repairman held in apartment until he fixed TV
A Kansas City woman locked a 20 year old TV repairman in her apartment and beat him with a hammer after he began work. He finished the repair, was treated for a bruised hip, and left as police were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert F. Hess
Hess
Two Hurt In Early Morning Two-Car Wreck
Two persons suffered minor injuries in a two car crash just after 8 this morning at 9th and La street. Lucas Fleet 68 Route 1 reported back pains and Bertha Steward 63 Route 4 had head bruises. Charles K Saunders 22 Route 2 drove the second car. Vehicle damage estimated at 600 dollars.
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9Th
la. Sts
Lucas Fleet
Route 1
Bertha Steward
Route 4
Charles K. Saunders
Route 2
Museum smoke detector tightens no smoking rule at open house
The Museum of Art on the KU campus installs a sensitive fire and burglar detector as part of a stricter no smoking policy. Open house Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. plus regular visits remind visitors to observe the rule. Douglas County planners present a preliminary three mile area land use and zoning plan for Lawrence. KU renames six buildings for clarity and updated functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Art
Kansas University
Broadcasting Hall
AERO
Marvin Annex
Mara
Electronics Research
Mechanical Engineering Laboratory
MEL
Electrical Engineering Laboratory
EEL
Mechanical Engineering Laboratories
Fowler Shops
Fowler Hall
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Father’s Death
The family thanks neighbors and friends for flowers cards sympathy and acts of kindness after the death of Henry Whiteside Sr. Ramsey Fortson and relatives express sincere appreciation for support and gifts during the hospital stay and after.
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Henry Whiteside
Ramsey Fortson
Car C
Altenbe
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Johnson and Cerne
Hazel Lee Simmons
Mildred Kirkham
Dan Kahler
Santa Barbara
Octopeque
Journal-World Photo
JFK
K.C
Ngo Dinh Diem
White House
Diem
ART Nease Texaco Serv
6Th & Mins
Polaris
Navy
Jacksonville
Army Signal Center
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Joe Valachi
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Douglas County
Harland Bartholomew
John Cofer
St. Louis
Cofer
Leo Beurman
Lawrence Memorial Co. Ai
State Farm
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