DeSoto FHA Plans Horton Trip for Conference
Nine DeSoto Future Homemakers of America members will attend the District E Fall Conference on Saturday October 12 at the Horton high school. They will present the skit Our FHA Responsibilities and model outfits they made themselves.
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DeSoto Future Homemakers of America
District E
Horton
Shirley Christy
Frances Lynn
DeSoto Fha
Diana Wanager
Diana Klair
Nada Jansen
Harriet Pell
Linda Curtis
Donna McCray
Darlene Wright
Don Wright
Elden Lynn
Robert Martinize
Cohen Moved to U S Med Center
West coast racketeer Mickey Cohen arrived at the U S Medical Center in Springfield Missouri for treatment after a beating at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Officials say he suffered a skull fracture and a loss of spirits with a back-of-head injury. Cohen, 49, began a 15 year tax evasion sentence in May 1962.
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Springfield
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Mickey Cohen
U. S. Medical Center
Federal Prison System
Cohen
Jesse D. Harris
Sperintendent
KU Museum Adds 6660 Dollar Sound and Smoke Alarm System
The University of Kansas Museum of Art installs a 6660 dollar system with sound sensing devices linked to a 24 hour switchboard and police response, plus sensitive smoke detectors to deter thefts and trigger the fire department.
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The
Museum of Art
Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Lawton
Architect Eugene George Chosen elected Kansas AIA director
Eugene George Chosen, chairman of KU's Architecture and Architectural Engineering department, was chosen as director of the Kansas chapter of the American Institute of Architects. He also chairs the chapter committees on preservation of historical buildings and education and registration.
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Eugene George Jr
Architecture
Architectural Engineering
Kansas University
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
The
Chapter
Civil Rights Conference Set at Wichita University
The fifth annual Kansas Conference on Civil Rights will be held at Wichita University on October 12 with the theme Minority Youth Their Needs Our Challenge. Several cars will travel from the Lawrence area, and information is available from Mrs. Paul Davis at 1332 Strong Ave or VI 3-5205.
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Kansas
Jailbreakers Caught in Arkansas After Wichita Escape
Two Wichita jailbreakers sought since last Wednesday were captured early today in Arkansas. John Oscar Engberg 29 of Denver and Oscar Floyd Wharton 36 of Little Rock were arrested within an hour of each other after escaping custody in Oklahoma and Kansas. Engberg was nabbed in Mena driving a stolen car and Wharton near Perryville while hitchhiking.
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Ark
Wichita
Kan
John Oscar Engberg
Denver
Colo
Oscar Floyd Wharton
Little Rock
Perry County
Thornburg
Perryville
Engberg
Wharton
Kansas
Peru
Okla
City Democracy League seeks unity with NAACP support
The Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy voted to discontinue its activities and back the Lawrence NAACP branch. The group will remain intact to sponsor the annual Brotherhood Banquet, but no further LLPD actions will be pursued. The aim is better civil rights work through a single organization.
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Lawrence
NAACP
LLPD
Coal Creek Church to Host Fall Institute
The Topeka District Wom en's Society of World Service will hold an afternoon and evening fall institute at Coal Creek Church near Valley Falls. Missionary Ira McBride on leave from Nigeria will share slides and experiences, followed by Rev Carry J. R. Ziettlow of Westmar College presenting an appeal for youths to pursue Christian vocations.
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Topeka
Women's Society of World Service
E.A.B. Church
Coal Creek Church
Valley Falls
Ira McBride
Nigeria
Carry
Auto Crash Kills Girl Near Lyons Kansas
Katherine Hulsebuch age 16 died in a one car accident near Lyons. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D B Hulsebush of Chase.
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Lyons, Kan
Katherine Hulsebuch
Lyons
D. B. Hulsebush
Chase
Lawrence teachers plan banquet for KSTA start
The Lawrence Education Association will sponsor a dinner October 15 at the Kansas University Ballroom to honor the Kansas State Teachers Association’s start. Ruth A. Stout will speak as KSTA assistant secretary for professional relations and former NEA president.
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Lawrence Education Association
Kansas University
Ruth A. Stout
KSTA
National Education Association
Clay Center Community
Topeka High School
Washburn University
Topeka
Miss Stout
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American Association of University Women
Delta Kappa Gama
North Central Association
NEA Magazine Publishers of America
PTA
Lawrence
ESTA
Leavenworth
Maud Ellsworth
Ruth G. Gagliardo
J. W. Gowans
William D. Wolfe
Max Stalcup
Neal Wherry
Frieda Cowles
Max Fuller
LEA
Carl S. Knox
Lawrence High School
R.wayne Nelson
Nancy Gallup
Susan Dunlap
Verlin Gilbert
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Forecast by Carroll Righter
Horoscope signs outlined with guidance for Aries through Pisces. Encourages practical actions, planning, and improved relations. suggests success and better finances through focused effort and smart cooperation. Includes a notice about obtaining a November forecast by sending birthdate and $1.
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Moon Children
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Sagittarius
Associates
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Carroll Righter
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Augustan worker electrocuted during sewer line setup
Gary L. Osborn aged 29 from Augusta Kansas was killed in El Dorado when a crane cable touched an overhead high voltage line while he helped install a new sewer line. The accident happened Friday.
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EL Dorado, Kan
Gary L. Osborn
Osborn
Augusta
Kan
Expert Leery On Moon Lineup
Houston AP reports Dr. Hugh Dryden deputy NASA administrator says a joint U.S.-Soviet moon venture could require scrapping current programs and starting over. He notes only initial talks will determine feasibility as Kennedy proposes lunar cooperation and Dryden has held months of talks with Soviet representatives.
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United States
Soviet Union
Hugh Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy
Dryden
Kansas Printer May Become Appointive
A Kansas Legislative Council committee voted to urge a constitutional amendment to switch the state printer from elected to appointed. Sen. Glee Smith directed staff to draft the amendment for the next committee meeting, with final council and budget session votes planned. Current state printer is Jean Neibarger of Lawrence.
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Legislative Council
Office of Kansas State
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Legislative Budget Committee
Jean Neibarger
Lawrence
Refrigeration Problems Topic for Friday Group
Arthur Anderson led a panel on refrigeration problems at a Jayhawk Chapter meeting of Refrigeration Service Engineers Society in the VFW Building. Anderson teaches two chapter sponsored refrigeration classes at Haskell Institute with term one on Tuesday and term two on Monday evenings. More new members joined the society this fall from Haskell, Tonganoxie, Ottawa, Baldwin and Lawrence. The Auxiliary met the same evening at the VFW Building. The next chapter meeting is November 1.
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Arthur Anderson
Haskell
Jayhawk
Refrigeration Service Engineers Society
VFW
Anderson
Richard Berryhill
Larry Dyer
Larry Larner
Edward Standing
Haskell Institute
Larry Caldwell
Jerry Snell
Tonganoxie
James Gillette
Ottawa
Roy Trowbridge
Baldwin
John Metsker
Oral Morgan
Lawrence
Italy Debates Reopening Legalized Brothels
Italy's lower house circulated a bill to reopen legalized brothels amid rising venereal disease rates since prostitution was outlawed six years ago. Most parties oppose reopening and favor alternative measures.
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Rome
Italy
Hearing Notice in Kansas Probate Case for Harry M Green
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court a petition to probate the will of Harry M Green dated July 27 1959 has been filed by heir Phyllis Logan Lee. The court will hear October 15 1963 at 10 30 am in Lawrence to appoint N Faye Woodward executrix without bond. defenses must be filed. Attorneys for petitioner: Ehsilis Logan Lee Raymond F Rice Robert B Oyler.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State OF Kansas
Douglas County
Harry M. Green
Phyllis Logan Lee
N. Faye Woodward
Lawrence
Kansas
Netirons
Ehsilis Logan Lee Fie
Raymond F. Rice
Robert. B. Oyler
Public Auction of Grade A Holstein Herd Near Vailey Falls Kan
Public sale to liquidate dairy operation includes 54 Holstein cows 40 in production with 20 freshening in last 30 days 17 Angus cross calves and a spotted saddle horse. Auction set for October 9 1963 at 12:30 pm location east of Vailey Falls on old Leavenworth Road terms cash not responsible for accidents contact 945 3201 for information auctioneers Paul A Hurst and Claude Ferrell clerk T Buening lunch on grounds support herd health program and vaccination records at time of inspection.
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Vailey Falls
Kan
Leavenworth
Informaon
Wm. Vandenbos
Paul A. °. Hurst
Claude Ferrell
T. Buening
Theft of I Ton Ball Puzzles Undersheriff
IOLA Kan AP Allen County recovered its 2000 pound steel wrecking ball stolen Monday from a county right of way used to break up a concrete culvert. Undersheriff Delmar Call said the one ton ball was found Thursday at an old county work site. He wonders who moved it and why.
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Iola
Kan
Allen County
Delmar Call
Call
CLASSIFIED LOCAL RATES AND AD OFFERS
Classified rates listed for The Journal World show four lines or fewer per week with additional lines at 60 cents each. The ad column promotes a five to six room home at 14750 dollars near schools and shopping, with contact numbers for Gill Agency.
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The
Journal-World
Multiple Local Advertisers Offer Home Goods and Services
A scatter of classified items lists businesses selling electrical motors and air compressors, plumbing fixtures, piano services, rug cleaning, and brush products. Real estate ads feature a new seven room home with garage and a separate three bedroom ranch near schools, with agent contact numbers.
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Bob Cherry
Douglas County Real Estate, Inc
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