Hyter Surrenders His Law License
Hutchinson attorney Clair D. Hyter has surrendered his Kansas law license. The State Supreme Court announced the action after a July 30 letter to Chief Justice Parker and recommendations from the Attorney General and the State Board of Law Examiners. Hyter cited an Ethics Committee investigation into a transaction as the reason for the surrender.
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Dallas W. Knapp
Coffeyville
State Board of Law Examiners
Hyter
Ethics Committee
The
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Car dealers stage rainy show on Massachusetts Street
History repeats itself as outdoor car display in Lawrence brings hundreds despite rain. A. J. Barrett of Baldwin wins a 1955 vehicle given away with the event. Dealers praised the turnout and hoped for a dry evening to set crowd records.
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Massachusetts Street
Baldwin
A. J. Barrett
Lawrence Baha'i Group to Host Kansas City Speaker
Jack Scott of Kansas City Missouri will speak at 8 pm at 1724 Mass Street Lawrence for the local Baha'i Group Discussion. He will summarize Christ and Baha u ll ah by George Townshend, followed by general discussion. Scott is a Colorado University graduate and has studied at Osteopathic College in Kansas City.
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Jack Scott
Kansas City
Lawrence
Mass
St. Scott
George Townshend
Scott
Colorado University
Osteopathic College
Central Junior High Student Dan Jenkins Undergoes Neck Surgery
Ninth grade CJHS football guard Dan Jenkins underwent bone surgery today at Kansas City’s University Medical Center to correct a neck injury from football practice last September. He is the son of Wayne Jenkins and a member of the CJHS Student Council.
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Central Junior High School
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Dan
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CJHS
Bell workers reach near full participation in UF drive
Emphasis reports Bell company employees have raised about 1850 dollars for the UF campaign with over 95 percent participation from 97 contributors. Workers conducted interior solicitation and Schwegler School staff became the first in the city to go one hundred percent. Mayor Springer's proclamation designates next Tuesday as United Fund Day in Lawrence.
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Springer
United Fund
Lawrence
United Fund Day Proclaimed To Boost Local Drive
Lawrence Mayor Rusty Springer proclaims Tuesday October 22 1963 as United Fund Day to push the drive for seventy two thousand nine hundred dollars. The message urges citizens to give based on one hour pay per month and supports payroll deductions for employers.
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United Fund
Don Metzler
Skipper Williams
Lawrence
Rusty Springer
KU to Install Public Address System in Memorial Stadium
Lawrence KU students will receive a new $837.50 public address system for the Memorial Stadium cheering section funded by the senior class gift. Eight speakers and a microphone will be installed before the KU vs Oklahoma State game on Oct 26, with McClelland Sound Inc. of Wichita handling installation and costs estimated at $225. The senior class leaders are Rebec ca Williamson and John Stuckey. Jerry Pullins is the class president.
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Memorial Stadium
Oklahoma
McClelland Sound Inc
Wichita
Rebec
Ca Williamson
John Stuckey
Pittsburg
Jerry Pullins
Council Grove
Kansas
Norman
Sooner Stadium
Sooner Highway
Landon shoots from car at intersection. one hit man
At 13th and Haskell Landon fired a 30.06 rifle as Ball was struck by shots. Seven shells lay at the scene and a nearby vehicle trunk was struck. Landon surrendered to officers and is jailed awaiting further action.
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13Th and
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Ball
Claude
Ellen Landon
Illinois
Joe Kolars
1221
Summit
Oklahoma man arrested for forged check case in Lawrence
Farley D. Smith, 42, of Muskogee Oklahoma, was arrested after a Lawrence merchant identified him as the person who passed a forged check. Davis of Pettengill- Davis Appliances alerted deputies after recognizing handwriting on the check. Smith later admitted writing the forged checks.
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Lawrence
Farley D. Smith
Muskogee
Okla
Fred Brooker
Wayne Schmille
Keith Davis
Pettengill-Davis Appliances
Mass. St
Schmille
Davis
Kansas Supreme Court to Reconsider Daegele Case
Kansas Supreme Court will reconsider the Douglas County conviction of George William Daegele after the U.S. Supreme Court sent back the appeal for review. If retroactive, California ruling could allow dozens of Kansas inmates to seek new appeals. state argues California decision applies only forward. Ferguson said the office will push for nonretroactive treatment while monitoring updates from Douglas County officials.
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William M. Ferguson
U. S. Supreme Court
George William Daegele
Daegele
Baldwin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clay County
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
California
Kansas
Daegeler
Ferguson
Journal-World
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Ralph King
Attorney General’s Office
AMA President Edward Annis to Speak at KU Union
Dr. Edward R. Annis of Miami Florida president of the American Medical Association will speak at the KU Union Building in Lawrence on Thursday October 31 at 4 p.m. The event is open to the public and follows his recent election as president of the World Medical Association. He is expected to address Federal Aid to Medicine Program and Kennedy administration medical care plans. A reception at the Lawrence Country Club precedes the talk hosted by the Douglas County Medical Society Auxiliary.
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Miami
Fla
American Medical Association
Lawrence
KU Union Building
Union Building
AMA
Annis
World Medical Association
Dr. Annis
Lawrence Country Club
Douglas County Medical Society Auxiliary
Forget-Me-Not Drive Planned by DAV Chapter 22
Members of Jayhawk Chapter No. 22 Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary will run their annual Forget-Me-Not Drive this Saturday. Headquarters will be in the former Barteldes Seed Co. building. Mike Kinney serves as drive chairman and James Lewis as chapter commander.
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Jayhawk
Disabled American Veterans, and
Auxiliary
Barteldes Seed Co
Mike Kinney
James Lewis
Remodeling Bids Called On KU Geology Project
Remodeling bids for the west half of Kansas University's Marvin Annex for geology were taken in Topeka. Constant Construction Co. appeared to be the apparent low bidder with $7,185.
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Marvin Annex
Department of Geology
Director of Purchasing
Topeka
Constant Construction Co
Erhard Urges Reunification Talks With Big Four
In Bonn, Chancellor Ludwig Erhard urged the United States Soviet Union Britain and France to revive postwar conferences on German reunification until a peace treaty is signed. He backed NATO while opposing any measure that legitimizes Germany’s division and called for free access to Berlin and Western rights in the city.
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Hitler
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Soviet Union
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France
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Regents tabulate full time equivalent enrollments across state schools
Regents report full time equivalent enrollments for Kansas State University Pittsburg State College and Emporia State Teachers College with gains and losses in the latest figures Wichita State University and Washburn Municipal University also show increases. Kansas junior colleges list totals for Arkansas City Chanute Coffeyville Dodge City El Dorado Highland Independence Parsons Pratt with preliminary figures for Garden City Hutchinson and Kansas City.
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Washburn Municipal University
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Wichita
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Chanute
Coffeyville
Dodge City
el Dorado
Highland
Independence
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Pratt
Garden City
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Kansas City
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Iola
LHS Biologists Headed to Ozarks for Ecology Field Study
Lawrence High advanced biology class departs for a weekend in the Missouri Ozarks to study ecology geology and speleology. Led by Stan Roth the group includes students Phyllis Bisel Anne Buhier Mike Fisher Mark Edmonds Larry Gulley Phil Kurata Rob McGee Russell Merrill and others with lab assistants and teachers joining. They plan cave visits to examine life relationships before returning via Kansas across U S 169.
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Missouri Ozarks
Ozark Hills
Ft. Leonard Wood
Lawrence
The
Ozarks
Stan Roth
Phyllis Bisel
Anne Buhier
Mike Fisher
Mark Edmonds
Larry Gul
Charles Beer
Phyllis Bradley
Alice Fitch
Priscilla Rankin
Charles Transue
Janet Roth
Tyson Travis
Kansas
U.S. 169
Region Sees Light Rain Overnight and Warm Weekend Forecast
A 1.15 inch rainfall was recorded overnight with 2.12 inches in four days. Fred Brown of Bowersock Power Plant reports 0.5 inch at 6th and Mass. Tonight will be 50s with a partly cloudy forecast and a few thundershowers this evening. Saturday's high near 80 after a 75 today and 58 low. All time highs and lows for this date are 86 and 33 degrees. One year ago the high was 76 and the low 55.
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No Steps Necessary For Family Or Friends
Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-5111 Adv notices publicizing funeral service details for private family only and requesting inquiries through the listed contact.
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In Memoriam Lola Belle Dailey 1952 Remembered Today
In memory of Lola Belle Dailey who died October 18 1952 eleven years ago today. Her life remains a gentle memory and her absence brings silent grief. She rests in God’s garden in sunshine and peace. Missed by sister Myra Hobbs and relatives.
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Myra Hobbs
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