Third District Democrats Invite To Dinner With Bayh In Overland Park
About 30 Douglas County Democrats plan to attend the Third District dinner next Wednesday in Overland Park at West High School. Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana will be the speaker. Tickets cost 10 dollars, with a reception preceding the dinner at the French Market South Tower from 5 to 6 30 p.m. Half the proceeds aid the district’s next race and half support national headquarters for the presidential election.
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Douglas County
Shawnee Mission
West High School
85Th
Antioch
Overland Park
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Sen. Bayh
French Market South Tower
95Th
Metcalf
Bayh
Homer Capehart
McDonald
Nancy Robb Crowned Homecoming Queen at Tonganoxie High
Nancy Robb was named Homecoming queen at Tonganoxie High Saturday evening during intermission of a school dance in the gym. Co-captains David McKinsey and Larry Andrews crowned Miss Robb, with escort Irvin Mills. Holland-themed decorations and a Seaman High band from Topeka enhanced the festivities.
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Nancy Robb
Tonganoxie High
David McKinsey
Larry Andrews
Miss Robb
Irvin Mills
Holland
Seaman High
Topeka
Sadie Bailey
Sharon White
Barbara Schultz
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertisement
Service Anytime Anywhere ad for Rumsey Funeral Home offering contact via VI 3-5111 for arrangements and preplanning.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Red China bid rejected by United Nations General Assembly
The General Assembly voted 41 in favor 57 against and 12 abstentions to block a bid to seat Red China in the UN. Ethiopia was absent as the issue was sidetracked for a fourth straight year.
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United Nations
General Assembly
China
Ethiopia
Assembly
Peking
J W Publisher Elected to Inland Daily Press Association Board
Dolph C. Simons Jr. publisher of the Journal World was chosen for a three year term as Inland Daily Press Association director at the annual meeting. Other new directors include Robert J. Buron Danville Illinois Walter McDowell and Clyde E. Moffitt. Moffitt was elected president of the Inland group for the coming year succeeding John Notman who becomes board chairman. Fred Hughes was named vice president and president elect for the following year.
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Chicago
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal World
Today
Inland Daily Press Association
Daily Newspaper Association
States
Canada
Inland
Robert J. Buron
Danville
Commercial News
Walter McDowell
Saginaw
Mich
Clyde E. Moffitt
KU Council Members To Be Blood Donors
About 12 members of the Kansas University All Student Council will donate blood Tuesday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for the Douglas County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Prof. Charles Oldfather notes surgery advances and population growth require more blood draws. KU officials and the council back a campus donation system. The National Red Cross approved a mobile unit for Douglas County to aid county blood collection by January 1964.
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Kansas University All
Douglas County
American Red Cross
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charles Oldfather
Red Cross
Lawrence Memorial
All Student Council
National Red Cross
Former KU guard Wolfe remembered as steady foe under fire
Surviving wife Joan Leonhart of Lawrence and son Jerry Wolfe mourned for Jack Wolfe former KU guard mid-50s noted for cool defense under coach Phog Allen. Funeral services set in Colby and Memorial Park Cemetery with memorial fund in KU Endowment.
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Phog Allen
Joan Leonhart
Lawrence
Jerry Douglas Wolfe
John W. Wolfe Sr
John Dobbins
Colby Christian Church
Memorial Park
Benton Roy Hanan
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Jack Wolfe
Kansas University Endowment Association
Christian Science Lecture by Los Angeles Leader
Charles Louis Reilly of Los Angeles a Lec tureship board member of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist will speak at 8 p m Tuesday in the Lawrence church 1701 Mass St His topic Christian Science True Government Revealed Through Prayer.
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Charles Louis Reilly
Los Angeles
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lawrence Church
Mass
Girl Scouts Face Internal Fight Over Council Consolidation
Embattled New York area Girl Scout leaders oppose a plan to consolidate local councils. They sail to Miami Beach for a four day convention opening today, a rare upheaval since Juliette Gordon Low founded the movement. Spokesmen cite too much top-down supervision and insufficient local autonomy.
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New York
Miami Beach
Juliette Low
Savannah
Girl Scouts
U.S.A
KU Geologist Wendell Johns Dies During Iowa Trip
Wendell S. Johns 51 of 1014 West 20th Street died Sunday in a West Union Iowa hospital while in Iowa researching for his KU PhD. He taught geology at Kansas University and held an A B from Nebraska University and an M S from KU. Funeral arrangements to be set by Rumsey Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife two daughters a son and several relatives.
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W. 20Th St
West Union
Iowa
Kansas University
Beth S. Johns
Jo Ann Janzen
Wichita
Mary Lee Johns
Wendel S. Johns Jr
U. S. Air Force
W. B. Johns
Plattsmouth
Neb
Albert Murdock
Pleasanton
Ralph Wehrbein
Robert Johns
Lincoln
Richard Johns
Hawaii
Johns
Nebraska University
Rumsey Funeral Home
Watkins Hospital
Ralph Canuteson
Watkins
Local Man Stabbed in Street. Suspect Charged
Harold Eugene Brown a 19 year old Lawrence resident sustained a stab wound to the stomach Saturday night and remained in poor condition in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. County Attorney Ralph King filed assault with intent to kill against Eleanor Walter Bell 43 of 1009 NY. Police reported the weapon pierced to the heart area and Bell was arrested after questioning witnesses.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harold Eugene Brown
Ala. St
East Eighth Street
Ralph King
Eleanor Walter Bell
N.Y
Brown
Bill Cox
Bell
Mrs Jackson Among 33 Treated After Train Collision
Maud C Jackson 78 of 901 Mich Street was among 33 people treated for minor injuries after the Santa Fe Chief collided with a freight train in suburban Chicago. She was released from Little Company of Mary Hospital Evergreen Park Illinois and was en route to Lawrence to visit son Ralph Jackson in Arlington Heights.
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Maud C. Jackson
Mich
Chicago
Santa Fe
Drought Eases as Weekend Showers Brighten Douglas County Weather
Douglas County nears drought end after weekend rain and more possible showers through Tuesday. Weekly rainfall reaches 1.95 inches, yearly total 20.7 inches, leaving outlook about 10 inches below normal. Forecast calls for cloudy skies, mild temperatures, and scattered thundershowers through Tuesday with highs in the 70s.
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Douglas County
Lawrence UF drive details and agency list from year
The UF program began in Denver in 1887 and moved to Lawrence with quotas by Oct 31 for Advanced gifts 21300 Industrial 17800 Business 11800 Kansas University 10000 Residential 8000 Public schools 3500 Haskell Institute 500. Drive leaders include Baer Jones Booth Getto Petefish Radcliffe Bergen Griffith Gruber Garcia Stewart Heeb Wherry. Participating agencies include the Red Cross Boy Scouts Douglas County Association for Retarded Children Douglas County Mental Health Association Girl Scouts Kansas Children’s Service League Lawrence LIFE Medical research Salvation Army Science Fair Social Service League United Cerebral Palsy United Service Organization.
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Lawrence Drive
Kansas University
Haskell Institute
Metzler
Williams
Drive
Charles J. Baer
Advanced Gifts
Penny Jones
Arden Booth
Paul Getto
Olin K. Petefish
Bob Radcliffe
Roy Bergen
Richard Griffith
Capt
Richard Gruber
Public Schools
John Garcia
Bennie Stewart
Haskell
Cornelio Paez
Larry Heeb
Neal M. Wherry
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The
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Douglas County Association For Retarded Children
Douglas County Mental Health Association
Girl Scouts
Kansas Children's Service League
Lawrence Life
Medical Research
Heart and Cancer
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Science Fair
Social Service League
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United Service Organization
Lawrence Chamber Music Orchestra Rehearsal Tonight
The Lawrence Chamber Music Orchestra will rehearse at 7 30 tonight at the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints 1900 Univ Dr Directed by Karel Blaas New members are welcome and additional strings are needed.
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Lawrence
Church of Latter Day Saints
Univ. Dr
Karel Blaas
Baker University Plans Music Wing With 350000 Project
Baker University engineers architect firm Wilson and Co of Salina draft plans for a new music building to be attached to Rice Auditorium as part of a 350000 buildings and grounds plan. The wing priced at 200000 to 250000 will include centralized operation soundproof studios and more space. Completion expected in 1964.
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Wilson and Co
Salina
Board of
Rice Auditorium
Parmentar
Baker
William J. Scarborough
Rice
Scarborough
University
Abraham Lincoln
Case
Baker Board of Trustees
Constant Construction
Norris Brothers, Inc
Lawrence
Harold McDaniel
Lyndon
Baker Buildings and Grounds
Rotarians Hear Lecture on Industry Profit Sharing
Lawrence Rotarians met at the Hotel Eldridge as Dick Doores, a Lawrence High senior, spoke on profit sharing drawn from a Rotarian article by William J. Howell Jr. He cited data from American Motors and noted benefits such as lower turnover and smoother operations, arguing voluntary schemes outperform government mandates and listing several countries with similar practices.
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Lawrence Rotarians
Dick Doores
Lawrence High
Rotary
Eldridge
Doores
William J. Howell Jr
United States
American Motor Company
United Auto Workers
American Motors
France
Mexico
Venezuela
West Germany
Netherlands
Denmark
Belgium
Baldwin Maple Leaf Festival Draws Large Weekend Crowd
About 5,000 people attended the Baldwin Maple Leaf Festival over Saturday and Sunday. Commercial Club president Tom Swan described Saturday as excellent and Sunday as tremendous despite rain. The barbecue moved indoors. roughly 300 served. Buses to historic sites and a busy baby contest also noted.
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Baldwin
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Receipts List
A long listing covers births at Memorial Hospital and surrounding households. Entries name new babies and parents in Tonganoxie Eudora and nearby areas, including Haskell Grounds Eu dora and various streets. Additional items note marriages or child arrivals at numerous addresses.
Veatch Receives Honor From Civil Engineers Society
Lawrence alumnus Heard in Lawrence N. T. Veatch, longtime KU figure and Black & Veatch managing partner, was named an honorary member of the American Society of Civil Engineers at its San Francisco convention. He is noted for leadership in water supply and sanitation projects. Also notes flu shots for KU students at Watkins Hospital and a 421 hour telephone marathon between Pearson and Hashinger halls at KU.
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N. T. Veatch
American Society of Civil Engineers
San Francisco
Black & Veatch
Consulting Engineers
Kansas City
Veatch
Lone Star
Lawrence
Amarette Weaver
Arthur B. Weaver
Hay Barn Burns on Roy Harding Farm in Lecompton
A large wooden hay barn on the Roy Harding farm Route 1 Lecompton burned around midnight Sunday destroying the 40 by 60 foot structure and its contents. Harding said he was awakened by his dog and managed to save some machinery parked near the building.
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Roy Harding
Route 1
Lecompton
Harding
Brackett School Sold at Public Auction
The Riverside School District sold the Brackett school building for 7800 dollars at a public auction. R D Sweeney of Lawrence purchased the property. Brackett is located west of Lawrence and was annexed to Riverside last year.
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Riverside
Brackett
R. D. Sweeney
Lawrence
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