Hurricane Ella Keeps Course Off North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ella increased speed with center winds near 100 mph. The storm’s eye lay 315 miles south-southeast of Cape Hatteras, moving northeast at about 5 mph, with gale winds extending up to 350 miles. Coastal winds 20-40 mph, 8-10 ft waves, tides 0.5-1.5 ft above normal. Outer Banks to face whole gale gusts overnight.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ella
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Pamlico
Albermarle Sounds
Law Student Seeks Honors in Kansas Law Review Board
Lawrence law student William D. Haught seeks election to the Kansas Law Review Board, the school’s honor role for third year students. The board includes editors, section editors and note editors. candidates must have at least a 2.00 first semester average or 1.8 for 21 credit hours and one published article to become a full member.
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William D. Haught
Lawrence
The
Kansas Law Review
Kansas University
Haught
W. Dixon Haught
Highlander
Law Review
Law School
Aubrey Linville
Salina
Bruce Wingerd
Marion
Thomas Herlocker
Winfield
Roger Stanton
Marysville
William Haas
Ness City
Charles Chartier
Clyde
Richard Ishida
Kealakekua
Hawaii
David Mills
Arkansas City
James A. Daugherty
McPherson
Gerald T. Elliott
Geneva
Ill
Benjamin C. Langel
Larry B. McGrath
Ottawa
Phillip A. Rein
Kansas City
Queen Candidates Crowned at Lawrence High Homecoming
The Lawrence High School Homecoming crowning will occur after 8 p.m. Saturday in the gym with the queen and two attendants receiving autographed footballs from the team. About 700 people are expected at the dance with pre-purchase required for admission. The candidates attended a 6:30 a.m. breakfast at the Holiday Inn before a practice session.
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LHS
Lawrence High
Holiday Inn
Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie High School
Jeanne Kesinger
Charles F. Kesinger
Mitzie Curtis
Ed Curtis
Nancy Robb
William Robb
Joyce Baker
Art Turner
Stanley High School
Journal-World Photo
Hall elected group leader at Kansas Savings and Loan institute
Ray Hall managing officer of Liberal Savings and Loan Assn. Liberal was elected president of the Kansas Savings and Loan League's junior executives institute at Kansas University. Dick Eustice was named vice president and Bill Herrington secretary treasurer. Directors include Harvey Holmgren Marvin Max Wendell Bowyer Henry Fager and Rita Lancaster. The industry reports 9 billion in savings growth and 8 to 9 billion in first mortgage home loans for the year.
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Ray Hall
Liberal Savings & Loan Assn
Liberal
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Kansas University
Dick Eustice
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Arkansas City
Bill Herrington
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Kansas City
Harvey Holmgren
Homestead Building & Loan Assn
Salina
Marvin Max
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
Wendell Bowyer
Home Savings & Loan Assn
Chanute
Henry Fager
Southwest Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Wichita
Rita Lancaster
Kinsley Savings & Loan Assn
Kinsley
Chicago Trade Association
James Hollensteiner
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Savings and Loan Institute
Kennedys Plane The Caroline Placed On Sale
Washington AP report notes the Kennedy family Convair 240 nicknamed The Caroline is for sale for 375000 dollars due to declining use. Frederick B Ayer & Associates of New York confirm they were hired to dispose of the aircraft built in 1948 and bought from American Airlines in 1958 after negotiations with Joseph P Kennedy.
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Washington (Ap
Kennedy Family
Hyannis
Washington
Cape Cod
Frederick B. Ayer & Associates
New York
Kennedy
Ayer
American Airlines
Kennedys
Joseph O. Kennedy
Baby Contest Highlighted at Baldwin Maple Leaf Festival
The Maple Leaf Festival in Baldwin features a 2:30 p.m. Sunday Baby Contest at 7th and High Streets, with rain contingency to Rice Auditorium. Categories cover under 3 years in five divisions plus sweepstakes and longest-distance prizes, concluding the festival along with Saturday and Sunday events.
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Baldwin
High Streets
Rice Auditorium
Baker
Dee Ann Crawford
Baker University
Nora Stover
Barbara Boyd
Berlin talks urged after White House meeting
President Kennedy and German and Soviet officials discussed Berlin as a path to reduce the crisis. Foreign Minister Gromyko described Soviet policy on the German peace treaty, signaling continued diplomacy and reporting plans to Khrushchev next week.
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Gerhard Schroeder
White House
Berlin
Gromyko
Khrushchev
State Department
Rusk
Kiwanis Promotes Dining Plan for Youth Fundraising
Lawrence Kiwanis Club launches a November sale of 1000 Meal of the Month tickets at 2 dollars each to support Youth Service projects. The card grants access to eight cooperating restaurants, with the second-highest check in the cardholder party designated Guest of the House and the meal free. Proceeds fund youth service work.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Club
Tragic Czech Couple Reported in Apartment Death
In the Zizka flat police found broken bottles of vodka and other liquors and a chaotic scene. Mrs Zizka lay dead in bed with a head wound, as Mr Zizka reportedly wrote of a plan to kill himself and the murder–suicide described as a sudden mental breakdown by officials.
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Zizka
Retail Sales Decline In 10th District Markets
In the 10th Federal Reserve District department stores saw a 4 percent drop last week versus the same week in 1961. Most Missouri and Kansas communities declined except metropolitan Kansas City. Four week totals through Oct 13 up 1 percent and year to date up 2 percent.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Missouri
Kansas
Auction draws local interest as Lawrence real estate sells
Local bidders faced strong competition from out of town at the Ranch Mart sale in Lawrence. Jack Vincent led the successful bids while Vic Regnier praised the bargains and projected commercial growth. others called the auction well attended and indicative of Lawrence’s improving market. Final totals near two million dollars depended on the three large parcels and four Town Street lots.
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Vincent
Lawrence
Kansas
Vic Regnier
Kansas City
Griff
Iowa Street
The
Journal-World
Regnier
University City
Cecil Shopen
Shopen Realty Auction Co
Plaza Club
Town Street
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Featuring Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Local funeral home advertises services under the Rumsey name with owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey. Contact appears as Rumsey Funeral Home, V13-5111, indicating a business listing or classified notice.
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Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Economists Predict Slight Decline Early in 1963
Hot Springs Virginia AP economists say the current expansion will flatten by year end and dip in the first quarter of 1963 by less than 2 billion dollars from a 560 billion annual output rate. A renewed expansion is expected in the latter half of 1963.
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Hot Springs
Business Council
Kennedy
F.R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Kappel
Congress
Council
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
New York
Chicago
Murder Trial Opens For Harry J. Bloomer
The first degree murder trial for 29 year old Harry Jack Bloomer opens in Hays Kansas. A district court jury was selected. Bloomer is charged with slaying Marshal Al Claycamp at WaKeeney on July 14. Sheriff Chet McAtee was wounded in the shooting. County Atty. W R Hainline indicated he will seek the death penalty. Bloomer formerly lived in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Sketching group to meet in Centennial Park for tree drawing
Lawrence Art Guild members gather at 1 30 p m Tuesday in Centennial Park with Allen Crafton leading. Meanwhile KU students launch Peace Corps News edited by Constance Fry to boost interest and distribute on campuses and high schools. KU football field tarpaulin covers Memorial Stadium before Kansas Oklahoma game amid wet season and prior rain forecasts.
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Lawrence Art Guild
Centennial Park
Allen Crafton
Peace Corps
Kansas University
Peace Corps News
Constance Fry
Prairie Village
Kansas University Athletic Department
Memorial Stadium
Kansas-Oklahoma
TCU
Colorado
Deadline Approaches for Lawrence Jaycee Survey
Lawrence Jaycee Community Attitude Survey deadline is next Tuesday. Drop boxes will be removed from stores and banks and tabulations completed. Over 1,000 surveys expected. results may guide future community projects with details due in early November.
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Lawrence Jaycee
Jaycees
Journal-World
Jaycee
Crown elected president of Lawrence Country Club
John P. Crown of 1040 Iowa Street has been elected president of the Lawrence Country Club effective immediately. He replaces Ken Whitenight who served as president since October last year. Officers named for one year are J. D. King as vice president and Jim Shirley as secretary treasurer. Board members for three year terms are Dick Wintermore Ralph Turner and Mel Huxtable with outgoing members Whitenight Vinton Warner and Robert Payne. Six board members remain as holdovers.
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John P. Crown
Iowa St
Lawrence Paper Company
Lawrence Country Club
Ken Whitenight
J. D. King
Jim Shirley
Dick Wintermore
Ralph Turner
Mel Huxtable
Whitenight
Vinton Warner
Robert Payne
Baker University Plans $100000 Great Teaching Fund
Baker University announces a fundraising drive to raise 100000 for a Great Teaching Program to improve curriculum instruction space and faculty enrichment. The plan also outlines three new campus buildings costing 600000 to 950000 within five years, funded by alumni and community campaigns.
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Baker University Development Committee
W. J. Scarborough
Baker
Board of
Friends of the College
Business and Industry
Kansas
Development Council
C. Y. Thomas
Mission Hills
KU Professor Seeks Two Month Leave for Mercy Ship Mission
Kansas University Medical School professor Dr William Williamson seeks an unpaid February and March leave to serve as neuro surgeon aboard the Good Ship HOPE stationed in Peru. Chancellor Wesco urges Kansas Board of Regents approval. HOPE sails to aid medical teams worldwide. The St Louis Cardinals posted a 44 37 home record in 1962.
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Kansas University Medical School
Peru
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
William P. Williamson
HOPE
St. Louis Cardinals
Card of Thanks for Fred Moorman
The Moorman family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after Fred Moorman's death. Gratitude goes to Dr. Campbell and the nurses on the 1st and 3rd floors. Daughters, sisters, and brothers express appreciation.
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Fred Moorman
Dr. Campbell
Gratitude Note to Friends and Medical Team
Abbie Ford thanks friends neighbors for flowers cards letters and visits. She also praises Dr Manahan Dr Jones and the 3rd floor nurses for their kindness and care.
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Drs. Manahan and
Jones
Abbie Ford
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Wichita Federal Savings & Loan Assn
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Rockies
Pacific Coast
California
Plains
Harry J. Bloomer
MR. Carlson
M. A. Carlson
State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins. Co
State Farm Life Insurance Co
State Farm Fire & Comal Eo Home
Bloomington, Ilinois
John Crown
Med Center
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th Wist
Lawrence Building & Loan
Community Service
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