Qualifications of New Teachers Are Discussed
Three Lawrence administrators spoke to the Curriculum Committee of the Lawrence PTA Council at Lawrence High School about teacher qualifications. Applicants file a four page form with transcripts and references. interviews vary by elementary and secondary posts and require committee approval. Master’s degrees or progress toward one are emphasized for secondary teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence Pta Council
Lawrence High School
Carl S. Knox
Lloyd Schurr
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Schurr
Knox
Maggie Carttar
Barker
Lawrence
Plot to Murder LBJ Is Claimed
Frank Erwin says Secret Service and FBI investigated an assassination plot during Johnson's acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention. He cited arrests on the final day, while agencies reported no arrests or investigations. A New York narcotics addict reportedly discussed a plot but recanted.
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Austin
Tex
Frank Erwin
New York City
Atlantic City
Secret Service
FBI
Seaboard
Johnson
Erwin
New York
National Selected Morticians Advertises Rumsey Funeral Home
A funeral director announces services through the Rumsey Funeral Home with contact VI 3-5111. The notice highlights Morticians members and offers burial arrangements and obituary assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Floor Collapses Injure Seven Workers at Press Club Site
In Washington today a concrete floor during a pour in the National Press Club Building collapsed. Seven workmen were injured. five were taken to George Washington University Hospital with non life threatening injuries. The space was formerly the Capitol Theater area being converted to offices.
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Washington (Ap
National Press Club
Capitol Theater
George Washington University Hospital
Phony Michigan doctor earned 85000 posing as physician
Thomas M. Novak, 29, of Livonia, lived as a licensed doctor for four years without a degree or certificate. He observed surgeries, filed forged narcotics registrations, and prescribed drugs while running a deceased doctor's internal medicine practice. Authorities say he may face practicing medicine without a license, with penalties up to 300 dollars or six months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Novak
Kelley
Chadsey High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wayne State University
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Baltimore
Georg ia prosecutor seeks death for KKK members in Penn slaying
In Danielsville Georgia state prosecutor Clete Johnson urges jurors to impose the death penalty on Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers for the July 11 slaying of Lemuel Penn an Army Reserve officer and Washington DC educator. The defendants two of four white men identified as Ku Klux Klansmen deny the charges.
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Danielsville
Clete Johnson
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Sims
Myers
FBI
Johnson
Herbert Guest
Strong Pitch Expected of K on Reich Visit
Moscow reports say Premier Khrushchev will press two fronts during his West German trip. He may push for a WWII peace treaty formalizing divided Germany while offering lucrative trade deals to sway Bonn. Western observers doubt a major agreement, noting France may seek long credits and Berlin wary of Soviet pressure.
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Moscow
West Germany
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Ruhr
Bonn
France
Bono
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
U.S
KU traffic stations schedule and Olympic berths noted
Lawrence KU traffic control stations will run 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Monday through Friday Sept 14 to 18 and from 7 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. weekdays starting Sept 21. Woodlawn School fifth graders plan to mail well wishes to Bill Silverberg, a KU track athlete seeking an Olympic berth in Los Angeles on Sept 12 and 13. Lawrence City Hall and Douglas County Courthouse close for Labor Day. offices reopen Tuesday.
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Kansas University
Bill Silverberg
Woodlawn School
Lawrence
Silverberg
U.S
Los Angeles
Woodlawn
Bill Easton
Lawrence City
Douglas County
Japanese Ministry To Probe Guam Straggler Report
The Welfare Ministry said it will seek to bring home any surviving former Japanese soldiers rumored to be on Guam. A spokesman noted past rescues in 1960 and said a mission could be sent if U.S. approval is obtained, citing survivors' wartime misunderstandings as a factor.
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Tokyo
Japanese Welfare Ministry
Guam
Welfare Ministry
Japan
U.S
Autos Ransacked in Lawrence Overnight
Seven automobiles were found ransacked around 12 30 a m by the Lawrence Police Department. The cars were in the 1000 to 1200 blocks of Tennessee Kentucky and Ohio streets. No damaged figures were available.
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Lawrence
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Eudora Grade School Considers Expanded Library Program
The Eudora Grade School library, with 1100 books from the Kansas Traveling Library, operates by volunteers led by librarian Mrs Wilbur Criss and assistant Mrs Raymond Kurtz. Teens Kathy Hicks et al. and adults including PTA president Mrs Rich ard Ford support literacy efforts amid plans to move 2000 volumes to the seventh and eighth grade room and share space with the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Delores Oelschlaeger
Sharon Hadl
Kaw Valley School
Mike Kurtz
Ramong van Dyke
Holy Family Catholic School
Journal-World
Kansas
Wilbur Criss
Raymond Kurtz
Kathy Hicks
Janet Rider
Connie Burkhardt
Jean Ann Roche
Delores Qelschlaeger
Sam Crawford Jr
Gaylen Rider
Don Richardson
Richard Ford
PTA
Ford
Glen Jamin
Archie Jameson
Christine Laughlin
John Laughlin Jr
Jarmin
Fanny Hill Moving Off Boston Shelves
Boston AP reports the 18th century novel Fanny Hill will begin moving off Boston bookshelves. Superior Court Judge Donald M Macauley ruled it obscene indecent and impure after reading it four times.
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Boston
Fanny Hill
London
Superior Court
Donald M. Macauley
Goldwater Opens Campaign With Attack on Johnson in Prescott
Sen. Barry Goldwater opened his 1964 presidential bid with a sharp assault on President Johnson and a forecast of victory for Republicans unsatisfied with the ticket. He spoke to 4,000 to 6,000 critics in Prescott, urging strength and warning of scandal from the White House.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Prescott
Goldwater
Lockport
N.Y
William E. Miller
Miller
East
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Three Minor Injuries From Friday City Mishaps
Three minor injuries occurred in Lawrence on Thursday due to two automobile accidents. Gene William Arnold, 21, suffered minor nose and leg injuries when his car struck bushes and a utility pole near 19th and Ellis Drive after brakes allegedly failed. Damages were about $500. A separate two-car collision at 6th and Ala. Streets at 5:19 p.m. left two people hurt and damages around $1,250.
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Lawrence
Gene William Arnold
Stauffer Place
19Th
Ellis Drive
Arnold
6Th
Ala. Sts
Tennessee Judges Drive Swift Federal Docket in Memphis
U S District Judges Marion S. Boyd and Bailey Brown push rapid case resolution in Memphis and Jackson leading to a current docket. Civil cases are set quickly after filings with pretrial conferences and exchanged memos reducing delays and facilitating out of court settlements.
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Memphis, Tenn
U.S
Boyd
Memphis
Jackson
Tenn
Lloyd C. Johnson
Fireman Learns Heir to 250000 From New York Writer
Richard Gregory Shaw, 34, an off duty New York fireman, learns he inherits 250000 left in trust by writer Bushnell Dimond who died last June 6. An attorney seeks Shaw, who recalls three year friendship with Dimond. Shaw, living in the Bronx with wife Teela and two sons, plans a belated Hawaii honeymoon and says he quit his taxi-driver job after the fortune.
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NEW York (Ap
Richard Gregory Shaw
Shaw
Bushnell Dimond
New York
New York Daily News
Dimond
Bronx
Teela
Steven
Vance
Hawaii
New Jersey
Association meeting on needs of mentally retarded child
The Douglas County Association for Retarded Children will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Tuesday at the Bess Stone Activity Center 745 Ohio. After a brief business session Dr James Stachowiak of Kansas University Psychology Department will discuss Meeting the Needs of the Mentally Retarded Child and His Family.
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Douglas County Association For
Bess Stone
Ohio
James Stachowiak
Kansas University Psychology Department
Khanh to Stay On Job Awhile in Saigon
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh announced he has accepted resignations of all cabinet ministers and state secretaries who are army officers, but will keep them in place for now. The three general steering committee will run the government under a new name. Gen. Khiem remains on the committee though he has left his government post.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Khiem
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Reich
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Esther Eddy
Sheriver
Arkansas
Paul Ulrich
Lawrence Memorial Co
Rman Enda Aro
East 13Th Vide
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan and Finance CO
Vermont
Abe Lincoln
Bill Miller
White House
Mayflower
America
Bill Villee
M. R. Carlson
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
A Stato
Fara
Cooper-Warren
New Hampshire
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