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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
1
Veteran examiner Quakenbush describes cases where signatures were misjudged and bribes offered to alter opinions. He explains tools from microscopes to UV lamps and photography, noting women often write anonymous letters while men reveal themselves openly. He warns against urging youths to enter the field without extensive apprenticeship.
Pastor Donald Conrad of Lindsborg becomes Lutheran campus pastor for National Lutheran Council students and faculty at Kansas University in Lawrence. He succeeds David Johnson and will live at 106 Crescent Rd in a parsonage owned by the Lutheran Student Foundation of Kansas.
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary prepares for the 4th Annual Art Show and Sale at the Officers Training Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Over 1,500 watercolors sketches and paintings will be on display with average prices around $12. Proceeds go to inmate artists' bank accounts. A 10 ft sunflowers plant at 2106 Barker Ave. grows from seed without special care. Lawrence traffic urges caution ahead of Labor Day. Gunfire near Baldwin prompts sheriff investigation with farm animal injuries.
The Saturday Column by Dolph C Simons Jr notes Kansas University will begin its 100th year of classes next week with the centennial celebration planned for April. Area residents are urged to participate to help make the year memorable.
Detroit AP reports Jung K Lee a 40 year old nuclear chemist from Hong Kong arrived after learning of his wife Edna Lee's death. Edna Lee 32 a Wayne State University English doctoral student was found strangled in her apartment. Victor Fassero 36 a utility clerk dated Mrs Lee and is charged with first degree murder. Fassero pleaded not guilty and is held for examination Sept 21. Lee traveled from New York and said he attended the funeral and did not know Fassero. The case details include a history of separation and alleged disputes over having children.
Washburn University begins orientation Monday for freshmen and transfers. Students will be briefed on campus activities during the week and enroll on Thursday and Friday. Classes begin September 13.
A study for the Economic Council of Canada shows Canada attracted 7,790 trained professionals annually from 1950 to 1963 while 5,475 left in the same category. The result is a net gain easing the postwar brain drain in Ottawa.
A rain driven chain reaction on the Kansas Turnpike Fisher Bridge involved seven vehicles and 15 people causing about 5200 dollars in damage. Four from Lawrence area treated for minor injuries at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released.
President Lyndon Johnson visited the White House Friday and urged a quick close to labor and commerce talks. After a two hour bargaining session begun at 3 15 p m he offered concrete proposals seen as a key to breaking a four cent gap and a stalemate.
Nick Russo, 53, owner of a private club on Kansas City's east side, was shot twice in the chest during an argument with a customer Friday night. The customer was wounded by Russo's wife.
Tao Chu, a Chinese Communist Party official, told writers and producers in Canton that new plays must present the Communist revolution as optimistic and attractive. The directive targets playwrights, actors, and producers involved in Hong Kong and mainland theatre activities.
Mrs Maudie Couch expresses gratitude for cards flowers food donations and kindness shown during her husbands illness and passing She also thanks visitors nurses on the hospital third floor south and Dr Joseph Allen Cochran of Eudora for care and support.
Ruth Garrett recalls friends Jesse Jackson Jr Em ory Peterson Jr Ronnie R Brown killed in an auto crash on September 5 1964 and David B Brown Jr who died September 6 in the same accident on her birthday.
Ruth Garrett thanks Dr Mitchell L M H personnel and friends especially Gayle Nash for all they did during her hospital stay.
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