Lawrence City Commission Bids, Pool Plans Highlight Tuesday Session
Lawrence city officials awarded a $24,600.70 sewer contract for blocks on Walnut Street and approved low bids for three police cars and a Building Inspector’s vehicle. Twenty one employees were honored for 10 to 25 years of service. Lions Club pool plans were discussed as potential city involvement.
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City Hall
Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence
Kansas Construction Company
Walnut
North Lawrence
South Hills Addition
Highlands
Winter Chevrolet
Louis Stone
Winter
Stone
Kansas League of Municipalities
Hutchinson
Emory Scott
Jack Kelly
Ralph King
Lion's Club Pool Committee
Commission
Lions
King
Lions Club
Scott
V. C. Springer
9Th
Iowa
Highland Drive
George Williams
State Highway Commission
19Th
Barker Ave
John Emick
Vt. St
Bowman Television Service
Vermont
Births and Residents List From Memorial Hospital Area
A long list of names and addresses associated with Memorial Hospital records, noting births and local residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Egan with a son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman with a daughter, and other families across towns such as Ozawkie Eudora Baldwin McLouth and DeSoto with multiple names and addresses.
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Judith Cherryholmes
Rose Lane
Ellen Lyle
Christine Ferguson
Baldwin
Ethel Ashburn
DeSoto
Sherlene Jackson
Nancy Quisenberry
Tonganoxie
Rosa Bradley
McLouth
Jess Wright
Hattie Baker
Earl Butts
Eudora
Barbara Jenny
Stouffer Place
Judith Knapp
Stouffer
John Egan
Mass
Frank Newman
Dean Richards
Charles Menghini
Ala
New York Students Tour Topeka Transportation Day
Forty nine second graders from New York School visited Topeka with teachers Mrs. Carole Clark and Mrs. Elizabeth Luthi. They toured a train, rode in a school bus, visited the Capitol, saw animals, ate at Gage Park, and planned a Kansas Historic Museum stop if time allowed.
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New York School
Topeka
Carole Clark
Elizabeth Luthi
Capitol Building
Gage Park
Kansas Historic Museum
Sheriff Fires Two Sedgwick Deputies in Wichita
Sedgwick County Sheriff H. M. Tomlinson ousted patrol Lt. James L. Moore and patrol Sgt. Derrell Schooler, veterans of about 15 years, citing disciplinary issues. Promoted were Sgt. Harold Solomon to lieutenant and Patrolmen Gilbert Roman and James Fulbright to sergeant. Moore denied wrongdoing and offered a lie detector test which was refused.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
H. M. Tomlinson
James L. Moore
Derrell Schooler
Denver Bland
Tomlinson
Tominson
Harold Solomon
Gilbert Roman
James Fulbright
Promoiing
Schooler
Moore
Conspiracy Hit In Car Claims Ended After DOJ Action
Three insurance trade groups agreed to end a scheme described by the Justice Department as a conspiracy to steer damaged autos to favored appraisers and repair shops. The consent decree and civil antitrust suit were filed in New York. The groups formed a national claims committee to designate appraisers who allocated work to repair shops in 177 localities.
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Washington
Justice Department
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. District Court
New York
The
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Chicago
National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies
Kennedy
National Claims Committee
Andrews Wins ND House Seat Opposing Kennedy Policies
Republican farmer Mark Andrews defeats Democrat John Howe in North Dakota eastern district to win a congressman seat. He led early and finished with about 43,659 votes to 38,690 amid a GOP wave over Kennedy administration farm and aid programs. Independent and third candidate totals also reported.
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Fargo
N.D
Washington
North Dakota
Mark Andrews
John Howe
Andrews
Orville L. Freeman
Hove
John Scott
Thomas Dewey
Lodge to Return from South Viet Nam for Kennedy Talks
The State Department announced that Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge will be called home from South Vietnam for conferences with President Kennedy. Press officer Robert J Mae Closkey said Lodge should arrive late this month or in early November with no exact date given.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Robert J. MaeCloskey
Lodge
Central Junior High Open House Draws 650 Attendees
In Lawrence 650 parents attended the Central Junior High open house led by Principal Orvel A Criqui. Seventh to ninth graders' families joined a 7 30 p m PTA session then visited classes until 9 15 p m. The Kansas University telephone marathon between Pearson Hall and Hashinger Hall remains active with 192 hours logged by 1 p.m. today, aiming to beat the 1961 Lewis and Templin Halls record of 421 hours 52 minutes set that year.
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Orvel A. Criqui
Joseph R. Pearson
Margaret Hashinger
Kansas University
Lewis and Templin
KU Students Donate Blood As Red Cross Partners
Five members of the All Student Council at KU gave blood to the Douglas County Red Cross on a plan to recruit 33 council members this year. The donors included ASC president Reuben McCornack and other council leaders. A mobile unit is expected by January 1964 to visit the KU campus for blood collection and support from EU officials.
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All
Douglas County
American Red Cross
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Reuben McCornack
ASC
Dave Martin
Don Nelson
Tom Fisher
Carolyn Kunz
Red Cross
Charles Oldfather
Lawrence Memorial
Local churches and volunteers list worship roles and exhibits
Church groups including Moore R M Baptist Plymouth Congregational and Mrs Irving Roth organized posters for the service. Ushers listed: Mrs Paul Davis Mrs Jess Mercer Mrs Frances Black Mrs George Anderson Mrs Lena Huddleston and Opal Jayne Kennedy. Exhibits prepared by Mrs Arthur Nease Mrs Wilbur West Mrs Rollo Jeffries Mrs W L Sims Mrs James Guffey and Irma Spangler.
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Wilbur West
First Presbyterian
Rollo Jeffries
North Lawrence
State Senator Seeks Tax Increase in Budget Standstill
Kansas State Senator Paul Wunsch warns of a tough budget session with potential special sessions next year. He notes a fiscal year deficit around 4 million and a recent overrun of 1 million in expenditures. Wunsch advocates tax increases, possibly income and sales taxes, and discusses a withholding tax system to raise about 1.5 million, while acknowledging employer bookkeeping issues.
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Wichita
Kingman
Wunsch
Kansas Retail Council
Washington
Prospects Remain Good for UF Push
The Lawrence United Fund total reached 32328.71 at 2 p.m. with hopes to hit the 72900 quota by Thursday Oct 31. Neal Wherry noted many workers are still soliciting and a late boost is expected, with business contributions to come and schools and hospital drives already showing gains.
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Lawrence United Fund
Neal Wherry
Wherry
Opal Jayne Kennedy School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wertzberger Speaks At Sertoma Meeting
Conservation agent Melvon Wertzberger spoke at the Sertoma Club gathering at the Eldridge Hotel. He highlighted a watershed plan linking to Clinton Dam for water conservation and noted pollution from cities and farms as a major issue.
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Wertzberger
Sertoma
Melvon Wertzberger
Sertoma Club
Eldridge Hotel
Wakarusa
Clinton Dam
Charles Taylor
John Rosenbaum
Dems Gather for Third District Dinner in Shawnee Mission West
Over 40 Douglas County Democrats attend tonight's Third District dinner at Shawnee Mission West High School. John M. Bailey will speak replacing Sen. Birch Bayh. A reception precedes the meeting at the French Market South Tower Overland Park from 5 to 6 30 p.m. Attendees include local couples and KU Young Democrats with Prof. Oldfather to sing ballads.
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Douglas County
Shawnee Mission West High School
85Th
Antioch
O ° Vlard Park
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Washington
Senate
French Market South Tower
95Th and
Metcalf
Overland Park
Oldfather
KU Law School
McDonald
Democratic Central Committee
New Safeway Manager Named at The Malls
Lee Roy Hammond becomes manager of the Safeway store at The Malls in Lawrence, transferring from Topeka. Former Lawrence manager Thomas R. Jensen is promoted to division produce merchandiser, based in the Kansas City Safeway office, with his family remaining at 1906 Barker Ave.
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Lawrence Post Office
7Th and
Wt. Sts
Safeway
Lee Roy Hammond
Malls
Thomas R. Jensen
Lawrence
Hammond
Topeka
6Th and Horne Sts
Hammonds
Gregg
Susan
Shelley
Jensen
Kansas City
Barker Ave
Earl Campbell Injured in Car Crash in Lawrence
Earl A. Campbell, 63, of 11 West Ninth Street, is in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a fractured right shoulder and facial cuts after his car struck a parked vehicle near West Ninth Street and Pamela Lane. Property damage estimated at 800 dollars. The other driver involved is Carl L. Sleeper of 547 Alabama Street.
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Earl A. Campbell
W. 9Th St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Carl L. Sleeper
Ala. St
West Ninth Street
Pamela Lane
Card of Thanks for King Family Bereavement
We thank friends for the many cards flowers and kindness shown during our bereavement. Mrs John Homer King and Family
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John Homer King and Family
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Thomas Laird
Ozawkie
Leora Henderson
Agnes Mulder
Reba Gardner
Dianna Thomas
N.J
Walter Snodgrass
Williamstown
North Side
Vermont and
Kentucky Streets
JFK
Atlantic
Virginia
Florida
Plateau
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Atlantic States
Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
Baker University
Haskell Institute
United Fund
Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
UF Push
Mich
Servicenter
Chas Speas, Qpr
Farmers Insurance Group
Andy Anderson
R. L
Bob Stewart
Rumsey Funeral Home
County
Richard Nelson
Jack Harris
E. J. Poland
Dorothy Holman
John Stanley
Jack Sullivan
John Butcher
Harvey Booth
Ann Brotman
Baker Young Democrat
Lester Gerig
Barry Bennington
Frank McDonald
Myrta Budke
Wilbur Wright
Walter Cragan
N. J. Stoneback
Jim Clark
John Inverarity
John Lenehan
W. Stuart Forth
Art Sparks
Chester Cohoon
Earl Campbell
Lawrence Memorial Co
MAN
Endaco
Kansas Power and Light Company
Kansas
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