28 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1967
Page
1
The Saturday Column discusses Kansas University's planned 26 story Humanities Building near Robinson Gymnasium and Haworth Hall. It weighs design scope, impact on campus traffic, and calls for stronger state architect leadership and hiring power to attract top architects.
In Arcadia Florida the father James Richardson 32 testified he took out $1000 double indemnity policies on each child the night before the deaths but the agent said the policies did not start as the first week premium was unpaid. Investigators weigh whether parathion poisoning occurred by ingestion or skin contact amid a broader probe including an open two pound parathion sack found near the family residence.
In Manhattan a Bradshaw Realty computer helps pair roommates using a 25 question personality appraisal for $15, while TBS Computer Centers and Time Pattern Research Institute offer 10 008 word horoscopes for $15. Computers now handle dating, jobs, and astrology, producing up to 2 billion reports.
Police report an early morning break in at the Lawrence Public Library located at 845 Vermont Street. A window at the south end was found broken after officers arrived. No further details were released.
Lawmen found several metal cabinet drawers broken in the library and one metal box with an undetermined amount of money stolen. Delbert Sallee reported theft of tools and a briefcase valued at 110 dollars from his parked truck near his home. The theft occurred between 10 30 p.m. Friday and 5 this morning.
Raymond W. Baker of Manhattan Kansas is elected president of the Mid-America CATV Association. The group includes CATV operators in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska. Galen Gilbert Neosho Missouri and Hal Phillips Blackwell Oklahoma named vice presidents. Kenneth Schuelein Elk City Oklahoma re-elected secretary treasurer.
Lawrence High School beat Wyandotte 34 to 0 to move to 6 1 on the season. Journal World received over 1200 calls about the LHS game from Kansas City area fans. The Women Pay All Alliance event at LHS runs 8 to 11 tonight in the school gym with girls inviting boys and paying expenses.
AP reports 21 year old British actress Hayley Mills is named in a divorce filing by Enid Boulting against her husband Roy Boulting. Mills, daughter of actor John Mills, rose to fame as a child star in Tiger Bay and later portrayed shy English girls.
Mrs Daisy Kathryn Anderson 70 of Tonganoxie died this morning at her home after living in the community five years Funeral services will be 2 p m Monday at the Congregational Church in Tonganoxie Rev Paxton Smith in charge Burial will be Maple Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Quisenberry Chapel after 1 p m Sunday Survivors include her husband Ray Anderson of the home three sisters Lucille Riley Ottawa Norma Thomas Jessie Hicks both of 343 Mich St and one brother Harry Hicks Baldwin
Burris says amending the application is fine and cites land acquisition as key in July denial. The Chamber helped pool efforts, with the council focusing on recreation assets and future funding, noting the Nov. 28 election won’t sway July deliberations. One member absent from council meeting.
U S troops reported 131 Communist soldiers killed in Friday fighting south of Da Nang as clashes and raids in North Vietnam raised the weekly toll. Ground battles near Tam Ky and Hoi An left 19 Americans dead and 75 wounded, with Marine outposts shelled below the DMZ increasing activity and casualties. Eight miles south of Tam Ky a major engagement left 35 Reds and 10 Americans dead and 33 Americans wounded.
Calder M. Pickett honors Elkhart editor Mayberry as a Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame inductee. Mayberry, longtime land lover and political figure, served as secretary to Gov. Landon and ran for governor in 1950. He held roles in church, Masons, Chamber of Commerce, Lions, and state education.
El Paso and Juarez welcomed Presidents Johnson and Diaz Ordaz with security and parades. A Chamizal boundary marker was unveiled at the Santa Fe Bridge and a 4.5 mile motorcade led to a marble treaty monument. The two leaders will sign final Chamizal papers from identical desks.
TOPEKA AP Gov. Robert Docking announced hearings begin Monday on the budget requests from 126 state agencies totaling 682 million dollars per an Associated Press survey.
Seven Baker University representatives join the regional Association of College Unions International conference at Kansas State University in Manhattan from November 2 to 4. Delegates include Ron Skaggs, Jack Coats, Lindsey Van Buskirk, Diane Parker, Gail Fowler, Connie Pike, and Bill Betz.
The Browning family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for prayers food cards and flowers shown during the loss of Cpl. Raymond V. Browning Signed Mr and Mrs Robert V Browning and family
Wendell C Landon dies October 28 1965 remembered by wife Judith children and many relatives and friends one year after passing.
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