Supreme Court Reconsiders Rock Hill Sit-in Convictions
The Supreme Court orders South Carolina courts to reconsider breach of peace convictions of 65 Negroes arrested during Rock Hill sit-in protests. The session also weighs cases on desegregation barriers at Clemson, Shuttlesworth’s Birmingham protest, and NAACP intrastate business ban in Alabama.
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Supreme Court
South Carolina
Rock Hill
S.C
High Court
Clemson College
Clemson
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
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Shuttlesworth
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alabama
NAACP
Prison Employee Arrested in Pep Pill Case
A Kansas attorney general report states Mike Barone a 49 year old prison maintenance plumber was arrested in Platte City Missouri with 25000 amphetamine tablets and ten vials of solution valued at 13000 to 20000. Barone was taken into custody after being found with the drugs in Beverly Missouri. He faces a state charge of possession of stimulating drugs.
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Topeka -Ap
William Ferguson
Ferguson
Mike Barone
Platte City
Platte
Missouri Highway Patrol
Barone
Beverly
Roofer Hurt in Three-Story Fall at Haskell Health Center
Kenneth Walty of Marlin Roofing Co. Harveyville Kan suffered back injuries possible pelvis fracture and possible leg fracture after a three story fall from the roof of the student health center at Haskell. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital by Citizens Ambulance Service. Condition unknown this afternoon.
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Marlin Roofing Co
Harveyville
Kan
Haskell
Wally
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Citizens Ambulance Service
Lodge Notice for Stated Meeting of Lawrence De Molay No 4
Stated meeting announced for Tuesday October 15 at 7 30 p.m. by J J Underwood Commander and O O Anderson Recorder.
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Lawrence de Molay Commandery No. 4
J. J. Underwood
O. O. Anderson
Docking Hospitalized for Tests on Recurring Fever
Washington AP reports former Kansas governor George Docking, now on the Export-Import Bank board, is at Doctors Hospital for tests after a recurring high fever. He entered the hospital on September 13, and is a Democrat who served as governor from 1957 to 1960. his home is Lawrence, Kansas.
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George Docking
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Export-Import Bank
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University Freshman Injured in Bicycle Fall
An 18-year-old KU freshman Martha Ann Deason from 500 West 11th Street suffered a depressed fracture of the right temple after falling from a bicycle. She was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital and then moved to the Kansas University Medical Center, with her condition listed as fair.
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Kansas University
Martha Ann Deason
11Th St
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Circle Your Choice As Winner In Journal-World Football Contest
Lawrence Journal-World invites entries for its weekly football score contest from readers. Submit by Friday noon with name and address, no employees or families of Journal-World, one entry per person per week, closest score to KU game wins in ties, earliest postmark breaks ties.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas University
Advanced Donors For UF Campaign List of Contributors
Following is a list of advanced gifts to the 1963 64 Lawrence United Fund Campaign. Additional names will appear in the Journal World as contributions are made. The list includes Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Dysart Dental Laboratory, Lawrence Building and Loan Assn, Safeway Stores, Brune Plbg Htg Elec, Zimmerman Steel, Pur O Zone Chemical, Meyer Jayhawk Dairy, Otto A Barteldes, and many others. The article notes more donors will be published as gifts are received.
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Lawrence United Fund
Journal- World
Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Bert L. Hills
Marine General to Attend Ground-Effects Project Transfer
Brig. Gen. William W. Jones will join ceremonies for the transfer of the GEM TIL ground-effects vehicle to the University of Kansas for a year of R D. KU researchers, led by Costas Cholasmenos, will study stability and control systems to improve the craft, with ONR and Solar Corp. participation.
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U.S. Marine Corps
Kansas University
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Kansas City
Washington, D.C
The
Solar Corp
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Carol
Costas Cholasmenos
Ku-Lawrence
Handicapped Employment Topic at Lawrence Rotary Meeting
Edward Crawford of Kansas City spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club on improving employment prospects for handicapped people. He defined disability versus handicap and cited five employer benefits including stable work force and self sufficiency while describing emotional mental social and physical impairments.
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Lawrence
Crawford
School Officials Seek Higher Standards for Chiefs
Kansas Association of School Administrators executive committee approved a resolution to require two years of graduate study in an accredited administrator program for all new members. If adopted by members next February, the rule takes effect January 1, 1969, following a three day fall conference at Kansas University.
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Kansas Association of School Administrators
Kansas
KASA
Kansas University
Pony Farm Wins State Title at American Royal Show
Pony Farm of Route 1 took first in the fancy turnout class at the American Royal in Kansas City. Owned by Harold Maness, the entry earned third place Friday a blue Saturday and first in-state Sunday. Riders included Larry Taylor of Eudora and Sarah Bennett of Ottawa.
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Route 1
Kansas City
Harold Maness
Larry Taylor
Eudora
Sarah Bennett
Ottawa
Maness
KU officials push scholarship halls and loans to boost aid
Wescoe urged action to move the scholarship hall system from dead center and expand private support for residence halls. Talbott Billings and Metzler described loan and scholarship needs at KU, noting 80 percent of applicants were eligible for aid and 450 awards were made from 1,400 qualified candidates, highlighting fierce competition for funds.
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Wescoe
Deaths-Funerals George P. Valentine 74 Sunflower resident
George P. Valentine 74 of Sunflower died Sunday afternoon at home after three years in the town where he served as marshal. He was a Baptist Church member at Damascus Arkansas and a Masonic Lodge member at Gresham Nebraska. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Survivors include wife Ella L. Valentine four sons Clarke E. Valentine Morris E. Valentine Arnold Valentine and Jack L. Brown a daughter Betty L. Milburn two sisters Edythe Marvel and Inez Atkinson a brother Lawrence Valentine 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Sunflower
Baptist Church
Damascus
Ark
Masonic Lodge
Gresham
Neb
Cooper- Warren
Ella L. Valentine
Clarke E. Valentine
Westminster
Colo
Morris E. Valentine
Arnold Valentine
Longmont
Jack L. Brown
Revere
Mass
Betty L. Milburn
Raytown
Inez Atkisson
Lincoln
Edythe Marvel
Lawrence Valentine
McCool Junction
Remodeling Underway At Union Bus Depot
A major interior remodel starts at Union Bus Depot 638 Mass St with tearing out underway. Crews will refit floor ceiling heating and air conditioning strip lighting and aluminum doors plus remodeled ticket booth and restrooms. Exterior work to follow next spring. Joint project by Central Greyhound Lines Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines and Continental Bus System. Terminal manager cites 20 years since major changes and a year of planning.
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Mass. St
Massachusetts Street
Massachusetts
Central Greyhound Lines
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines
Continental Bus System
J. R. McKinley
Education Fete Promises 300 Attendees at KU Ballroom
The KSTA centennial dinner and reception at the KU Ballroom will draw more than 300 people. Reservations close today, with Ruth A. Stout as guest speaker. The Lawrence Education Association sponsors the event, with Lawrence High A Capella Choir performing and William D. Wolfe giving the invocation. Tickets available from Gladys Six or Verlin Gilbert.
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KSTA
Lawrence Education Association
Kansas State Teachers Association
Ruth A. Stout
National Education Association
Clay Center
Topeka High School
Carl S. Knox
Miss Stout
Gladys Six
Verlin Gilbert
Escape Try Seen As Death Cause
Swarthmore, Pa. Authorities probed whether 23 year old James F. Robinson died during a grotesque escape stunt at his home. Police found him lashed to a bedpost with chains, tape on the mouth, and a padlocked setup. An autopsy found strangulation by a web belt.
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Swarthmore
James F. Robinson
Harvard Law
Curtis Publishing Co
Joseph A. Dimedio Jr
Robinson
Chapel Music From Our Reuter Pipe Organ
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises organ music from the Reuter pipe organ. contact VI 3-5111 for details and scheduling.
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Reuter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Claude L. Scott Dies in Colorado at 76
Claude L. Scott longtime Lawrence Chamber of Commerce secretary from 1922 to 1930 died Sunday in Buena Vista Colorado at age 76 He helped raise funds for Eldridge Hotel and later worked as a Travelers Insurance agent He leaves two sons Richard W Scott of Buena Vista and Claude Marshall Scott of Wichita and a nephew Lester Scott Burial and funeral services will be held Wednesday in Buena Vista.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Buena Vista, Colo
Scott
Lawrence
Wellington
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Wren
Mr. Scott
Travelers Insurance
Traylor and
Calvin
Eldridge Hotel
Northwest State Teachers College
Alva
Okla
Chicago University
Claude Marshall Scott
Wichita
Richard W. Scott
Buena Vista
Lester Scott
Mass. St
Morocco Invades Algerian Desert in Sahara Conflict
Algerian government reports Moroccan troops with tanks and planes crossed into Algerian Sahara overnight. Fighting rages 200 miles southeast of Marrakech near where Mrs. John F. Kennedy visits King Hassan II. Algeria refutes Moroccan claims of capturing Hassi-Beida and Tinjoud.
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Algiers
Sahara
Marrakech
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Morocco
Hassan II
Open House Dates for West Junior High Parents
West Junior High invites eighth grade parents to an open house at 7 10 tonight in the school to tour classrooms with their children until 9 30 p m The previous event drew 225 parents of seventh graders Last year ninth grade parents will visit on Monday Oct 21 to see classroom setups and meet staff
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West Junior High
October Heat Record Cant Be Officially Set Today
Downtown reached 90 degrees at 2 p.m., unofficially surpassing the official high of 87 set in 1953. KU observers were unavailable this afternoon, but another official reading is expected to exceed the old mark. If confirmed, it would be the sixth October record in recent years.
Lawrence United Fund total reaches 17292 near noon
The Lawrence United FundCampaign total stood at 17292.94 at 2 PM today with slow reports after the weekend. The drive targets 72900 and is expected to gain momentum Tuesday. Lawrence public schools quota 3500 likely to lead the campaign over the top.
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Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence Public
Card of Thanks to Wakarusa Fire Dept and Neighbors
Mr and Mrs William Slusser express sincere thanks to the Wakarusa Fire Dept and volunteers for prompt response and effective fire control. They also thank neighbors and M Mitchell for quick water supply during the emergency.
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Wakarusa Fire Dept
M. Mitchell
William Slusser
Appreciation for support after loss of Mrs. Frank Scott
The Frank Scott family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends relatives neighbors doctors nurses and pastors for flowers cards food memorials and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife mother grandmother and sister Mrs Frank Scott.
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Frank Scott
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