Teaching Quality Must Be Improved In Next Ten Years
About 350 persons attended the Kansas State Teachers Association dinner in the Kansas University Ballroom. Ruth A. Stout urged teachers boards and legislatures to raise effort and accountability in the coming decade, and outlined professional duties for educators. Several state officials and Lawrence leaders were honored or present, including Basil Covey and Ruth Gagliardo, with performances by the Lawrence High A Capella Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Teachers Associatin
Lawrence Education Association
Kansas University
Ruth A. Stout
Miss Stout
KSTA
National Education Association
Clay Center
Topeka
Washburn University
Basil Covey
Holton
Ruth Gagliardo
Anna Mary Murphy
Etta Blanch Smith
Kansas City
W. C. Kampschroeder
Lawrence Board of Education
Oscar Rumsey
H. Penfield Jones
Ray Culbertson
J. J. Wilson
Elsie Kirby
Mildred Newman
Erma Spangler
Iva Bell Harper
Marie Woodruff
Nettie Wismer
Mabel Richardson
Elena Ernst
Genevieve West
Gertrude Coy
Faye Orelup
Cora
Clyde Phillips
Hays
Francis Willard School
William D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Maud Ellsworth
Lawrence High
Nancy Gallup
Susan Dunlap
Max Fuller
LEA
Carl S. Knox
W. Clarke Wescoe
Advanced Donors For UF Campaign List
A segment lists advanced donors to the 1963-64 Lawrence United Fund Campaign. Names include Larry Sanders Bill Thompson Fred Exline Elaine Danielson Frank Grispins John Stubbs Tom Iverson Richard Solum Harland Lambert Charles Braswell Jerry Reilly Jim Shanks B. A. Spage J. D. Rutherford Don Martin Stephen Williams Janet Burnett David Neighbor Raymond L. Streeter Pamela Beesley Fred Konrad William Conrad Bnd Scheib Bill Maynard John Williams Charles Hammond Henry Witt Joe Scolire Herbert Coale Bill Hunter Bill Olson Riney Lochmann Mike Ritchey Paula Mansell Faith Richardson John Willcott Richard Freeman Norman Bonsall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Sanders
Bill Thompson
Fred Exline
Elaine Danielson
Frank Grispins
John Stubbs
Tom Iverson
Richard Solum Harland Lambert
Charles Braswell
Jerry Reilly
Jim Shanks
B. A. Spage
J. D. Rutherford
Don Martin
Stephen Williams
Janet Burnett
David Neighbor
Raymond L. Streeter
Pamela Beesley
Fred Konrad
William Conrad Bnd Scheib
Bill Maynard John Williams
Charles Hammond
Henry Witt
Joe Scolire
Herbert Coale
Bill Hunter
Bill Olson
Riney Lochmann
Mike Ritchey
Paula Mansell
Faith Richardson
John Willcott
Richard Freeman
Norman Bonsall
Record Flight Japan to England in 8 Hours 35 Minutes
A U S Air Force B58 jet bomber flew nonstop from Japan to England in 8 hours 35 minutes covering 8 028 miles at 938 mph setting a new record. In Algiers thousands mobilized army barracks to meet potential war with Morocco after clashes in disputed outposts.
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Freenham Common
England
Japan
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Morocco
Weather and events mix in Lawrence district page
The Lawrence district schedules a May term jury report at 8 45 a m October 21 at the Court House. Paul Holmes of 1616 East 23rd Street cites his weather intuition with several accurate forecasts. A Kansas University telephone marathon continues into its second day with residents of Pearson Hall and Hashinger Hall taking 30 minute shifts. Jaycee Jayne Woman of the Year banquet reserves close Friday with Wes Santee as featured speaker at the Eldridge Hotel on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Court House
Kansas University
Joseph R. Pearson
Margaret Hashinger
Judy Phipps
Wichita
Hashinger
A. Lee Cohlmin
Pearson
Jaycee Jayne
Eldridge Hotel
Norman Leary
Dean Price
Clyde Woods
Wes Santee
Ellsworth Keeps House Seat. Kansas Governor Talk Dismissed
Ellsworth said he will stay in Congress and seek reelection in 1964 rather than pursue the Kansas governorship. He acknowledged GOP prospects for governor but stressed his duty to the Third District and his push for seniority and effectiveness. Several potential candidates named by observers include William Avery, William Ferguson, Paul Wunsch, Odd Williams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Congress
Kansas
U.S
House of Representatives
Republican Party
GOP
John Anderson
George Docking
Lawrence
Anderson
William Avery
Wakefield
William Ferguson
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Odd Williams
Williams
Births at Memorial Hospital and area listings
A list of names and addresses followed by Births. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Covert welcome a son at 1200 Prospect on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamill with a daughter at 1246 Prairie on Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kletchka with a daughter at 900 Ala today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Covert
Prospect
Robert Hamill
Prairie
Eugene Kletchka
Ala
Planners in Jefferson County Launch Redevelopment Plan
Jefferson County faces loss of thousands of acres to the Perry Reservoir. The planning board elected Fred W. Thompson as chairman and Dr. James W. Knox as secretary at a special meeting. The body will consult planning agencies to begin redevelopment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Perry Reservoir
County Planning Board
Fred W. Thompson
Winchester
James W. Knox
Valley Falls
Two-Car Turnpike Crash Injures Five People
A Tuesday afternoon two car collision about seven miles east of the Lawrence Service Area hospitalized one driver and injured four others. Garry D. Stadel 19 of Topeka suffered scalp lacerations and was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Marc Allen Barker 17 of Hazelwood Missouri and three Barker passengers were treated and released. Vehicle damage was about 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Garry D. Stadel
Topeka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marc Allen Barker
Hazelwood
LMH
Barker
Craig Barker
Erin L. Barker
Joel Barker
Knackstedt Bound Over To Court Term For Robbery
John Wayne Knackstedt 16 of 637 Vt. St. was bound over to the November term of District Court on first degree robbery. He failed to post a 3000 dollar bond and returned to county jail after a preliminary hearing before Judge Charles Rankin. The incident occurred the early morning of Sept 30 when Leo Bearman 61 of Route 1 was beaten and robbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne Knackstedt
Vt. St
Knackstedt
Charles Rankin
Leo Bearman
Route 1
Spacious Parking Facilities
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises spacious parking facilities and provides contact VI 3-5111 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Funeral Home
New York Mirror Closes After 39 Years of Publication
The financially distressed New York Mirror ceases publication after 39 years with some assets sold to the New York Daily News. John Hearst Jr. laments the demise as about 1,400 employees lose their jobs after the final edition rolled at 2 17 a.m. The notice confirms years of rumor and marks the newspaper's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Mirror
New York Daily News
John Hearst Jr
Mirror
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
The
the Mirror
Topeka Chamber Debates Macy Move On City Store
Topeka Chamber of Commerce board reconsidered an offer to build a multi million dollar Macy's store in the city. Critics presented figures claiming Macy's would profit and drain downtown customers, but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Macy’s, Inc
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Macy's
Rabbit Season Closes With Open Season Exceptions
The Kansas rabbit season ends today with a closed period from Oct 16 to Dec 14. Rabbits may be taken during open seasons on prairie chicken pheasant and quail. Cotton tail daily bag is 10 and possession 20. no jackrabbit limits. Shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Squirrel season continues until Dec 15 with a daily bag of 5 and possession 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mark of Shame for Miner in Wakefield
Colin Pine aged 17, a coal miner, was fined 25 pounds for stealing from lockers in the baths. The punishment also bans him from using the baths, and he must walk home each day with his face blackened to teach him a lesson, said Walton Colliery manager George Senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
England
Colin Pine
Pine
George Senior
Walton
Dinner site changed for First Presbyterian dinner
The church dinner moved from the 4 H Fair grounds to the Lawrence High School cafeteria at 6 30. Chairs are Mrs W W Richardson and Miss Mary Lu Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence High School
W. W. Richardson
Mary Lu Hill
RFK Considered Resigning G to Run Brother Campaign
The Newhouse group and the New York Mirror report Robert F. Kennedy is weighing resignation as U S attorney general to back his brother’s 1964 presidential bid. White House sources say a January resignation is possible, though the final decision remains a closely guarded family secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S
Newhouse
New York Mirror
White House
Washington
Justice Department
Wayne Anderson Gray obituary notices end with Army Corps service
Wayne Anderson Gray, 65, died Tuesday evening after suffering a heart attack at his Baldwin home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Rev. Mark Rouch officiates. Survivors include daughters Gloria Haile of Bridgetown and Terry Kolb of Independence, plus three grandchildren. He was a retired employee of the Army Corps of Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Anderson Gray
Baldwin
Lamb Funeral Home
Oakwood
Mark Rouch
Gloria Haile
Bridgetown
Terry Kolb
Independence
Gray
Army Corps of Engineers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edyth Salvesen
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Journal-World Photo
Houston
A. E F. Woestemeyer
Lodge
Knight Kadosh
John J. Verburg
L. J. Alber
Atlantic States
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Oklahoma
Sierra Range
Great Basin
UF Campaign
Lawrence United Fund
Journal-World
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Yun Po-sun
Civil Rule Party
Park
Yun
Berlin
Berlin Autobahn
Babelsberg
Boston
New England
Woonsocket
R.I
Portsmouth
N.H
Tokyo
Paul Holmes
E. 23Rd St
Holmes
Nease Texaco
Read Service Ltd & Miss. Ph
Joan Carroll
Schwarz
Freda Nehrbass
Clara Riling
Richard Lewis
Sunflower
Deloris Johnson
Kan
Edith Beatty
Vinland
Garry Stadel
Kathryn Moore
Liberal
Lance Knox
McLouth
Barbara Brien
Ohio
Anna Miller
Raymond Henderson
Naomi Porter
Dorothy Robison
Lecompton
Ethel Lehew
Janet Churchbaugh
Ellen Khraskin
DeSoto
Beatrice Hamm
Conn
Ed Deam
Horton
Mark McNown
Highland
Joann Waconda
Haskell Institute
Lewis Hill
W. 22Nd
John Martin
Eudora
Lewis Beurmann
Janice Kiekel
Norma Mullin
Patricia Garrison
Tenn
Gladys Combs
Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
Yuri Gargarin
Valentina Tereshkova
Earth
Mexico City
Topeka Chamber
Macy
RFK
Lawrence Memorial Co
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