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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1965

Page

1

Judge Gray Named to Kansas Judges Retirement Board

Gov. William Avery announced the appointment of District Judge Frank R. Gray of Lawrence to the Kansas Judges Retirement Board. Gray, 57, will replace Robert Kaul, recently named to the Kansas Supreme Court, and continues serving in the 41st Judicial District covering Douglas County.

William Avery Frank R. Gray Lawrence Kansas Judges Retirement Board Gray Robert Kaul Kansas Supreme Court Douglas County Kansas Franklin Anderson

Veale Speaks to Sertoma Members in Kansas District

Eugene M. Veale from Tulsa spoke to about 300 Kansas Sertomans in a district conference at the Kansas Union building. Leaders from 15 communities attended as LeRoy Robinson of Shawnee Mission directed sessions. Veale, Sertoma International board chairman, honored Arthur Heck with a distinguished governor award and noted his impact on service goals. Gold coat awards recognized retiring presidents E. J. Allison, Don Dilton, and Andy Elston, who also received a gold watch. lapel buttons were given to all. Additional awards went to Charles Johannsen, Raymond Pine and Byron Brooks. John Rosenbaum received a life membership.

Eugene M. Veale Kansas Heck Veale E. J. Allison Lawrence Don Dilton Shawnee Mission Andy Elston Kansas City Elston K. Bill Walker Midwest Charles Johannsen Raymond Pine Byron Brooks John Rosenbaum Lawrence Club

Second LBJ Barbecue Set for November Fifth Here

The second annual LBJ barbecue is planned for November 5 at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Dr. Richard Nelson, Democratic County Chairman, announced the plans at the Douglas County Democratic Club meeting at Pizza Hut. State Sen. Richard Liebert spoke on Democratic opportunities and current issues. The next Democratic Club meeting will be November 16, per president Al Hicks.

Douglas County Richard Nelson Nelson Democratic Club Richard Liebert Coffeyville Liebert al Hicks

KU Law School Move Opposed as Costly and Inconvenient

Dean James K. Logan argues against moving KU Law School from Lawrence to Topeka citing higher costs and loss of campus facilities. He notes central Lawrence location provides easier access to registrar and health services, and that Topeka would require duplicating services and space for 700 to 1,000 students.

Lawrence Kansas University Law School James K. Logan The Kansas Law Review Logan KU Law School Topeka Washburn University Law School Law School General University KU Law Kansas City Kansas Union Mount Oread

Baker University gifts $10,000 for central mall

An alumna Dr William J Scarborough presented a $10,000 gift toward a centrally located mall at Baker University. The gift by Mrs Rufus S Kirk of Wichita honors her late husband Sedgwick County engineer who died in 1962. Baker College architects will present mall designs at the Spring Board meeting.

Baker University Wiliam J. Scarborough Baker Rufus S. Kirk Wichita Sedgwick Kirk Flora M. Einsel Kansas State University Wilson and Co Salina Board of Trustees

Kansas Dairy Princess a KU student with pageant duties

Janice Klusener a Kansas University senior in secondary education holds the Kansas Dairy Princess crown. She travels for appearances such as a Lincoln parade on Oct 30 and a Dec 4 nutrition talk in Manhattan while preparing for the national contest next June.

Kansas Janice Klusener Lucas Kansas University Miss Klusener Klusener Hutchinson Lincoln Kansas Dairy Princess Manhattan Miller Hall Jayhawker Student National Education Association KUY

KU Student 21 Found Dead in Vehicle Near I 70

William Charles Donovan a KU third year engineering student from Blue Springs Missouri was found dead Tuesday in his car near Selsa Road and Interstate 70 in Jackson County A hose led from the exhaust into the vehicle A missing persons report had been filed by his mother and funeral services are set for Thursday at Mayfield Funeral Home Blue Springs Survivors include his mother and brother John Robert Donovan of Glendale California

William Charles Donovan Blue Springs Kansas University Selsa Road Interstate 70 Jackson County Donovan Marjorie Donovan Valley View Road Mayfield John Robert Donovan Glendale Calif

Oil Painting Stolen From KU Residence Hall

A $50 oil painting, about 10 years old with a carved brown frame, depicting a fall scene with a sycamore tree and a bird dog, was stolen from the Fireplace Room at Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall. It disappeared between 8:30 a.m. Monday and 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, and the room is reportedly never locked.

Gertrude Sellards Pearson Kansas University Hall

Kansas Deer Kill Near 40 as Bow Season Near End

Kansas bow hunters report about 35 to 40 deer killed this season with 1,209 permits issued. Dale Beers of Lawrence shot a 165 pound doe along the Kaw River on Oct. 10. State officials expect final figures after processing questionnaires.

Kansas Lawrence Dale Beers Kaw River Fish and Game Bill Peabody Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Nebraska Peabody Council Grove Colorado

Legion Post Members Back Viet Nam Policy Demonstrations Opposition

Members of Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14 of the American Legion passed a resolution opposing demonstrations against U S policy in Viet Nam. The text praises service personnel and urges letters of appreciation to armed forces, while denouncing demonstrations as harming the country and morale.

Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14 American Legion U. S Viet Nam Journal-World Today Marlin Hornberger Legion

National grain research lab planned in Manhattan Kan

Senate House conferees approved an appropriation of 225000 for planning a national grain marketing research laboratory in Manhattan Kansas according to Senator Frank Carlson. The project carries a total estimated cost of 3385000 and aims to enhance grain marketing research nationally.

Washington (Ap Senate House National Manhattan Kan Frank Carlson

KU Observatory Opens Friday for Saturn View

Lawrence residents may view Saturn at the Kansas University Observatory on Friday October 22 from 7 to 9 30 p m if skies are clear. Professor N W Storer invites the public to attend and notes entry is through Lindley Hall Room 500.

Kansas University Observatory N. W. Storer Een Room Lindleyall

Atom Site Step Is Months Off

AEC commissioner James T. Ramsey said the 86 sites for a 343 million atom smashing lab will take several months to narrow. A National Academy of Sciences panel has not set a completion date, and processing has yielded more work than expected. Potential sites include locations near Sunflower Kansas, Olathe Kansas, near Mid-Continent Airport, and Belton Missouri.

Fort Worth, Tex Atomic Energy Commission James T. Ramey National Academy of Sciences AEC Ramey Eudora and Sunflower Kansas Olathe Kan Mid-Contient International Airport Kansas City Belton, Mo

City Publishes Tree Planting Instructions for Public Areas

The city will assume full responsibility for maintaining trees after critical survival, and issues a brochure detailing suitable varieties, required sizes, planting regulations, and best planting methods. Instruction sheets have been sent to nurseries, and residents may buy trees to plant along public property if they follow the specs.

City OKs Tree Planting Pilot and City Building Study

City Commission approves planting 200 trees on public right of way and authorizes a general architectural survey of city buildings to guide maintenance. The agenda includes a heavy tractor purchase, hospital board reappointment, street paving, and easement vacations for a new apartment project.

Ray Wells Wells Commission Martin Tractor Co Topeka

Thanking Friends and Ministers for Prayers and Kindness

Evelyn Benschoter thanks friends and ministers for prayers, flowers, cards, and gifts during illness. She expresses gratitude to doctors Walters Reed Hermes and Wilcox and the 3rd floor nurses for wonderful hospital care.

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