Town Apartments At Old Home Site
Razing began Thursday on a century old residence at 1021 R I St to clear space for a pioneer project in downtown development. The $75,000 eight unit one bedroom project is owned by Fred L Cooper and William C Warren of Cooper Warren Mortuary. The new apartments will be the first in the downtown area in years and align with the Harland Bartholomew plan for a ring of multi family housing around the central business district.
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R. I. St
Fred L. Cooper
William C. Warren
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Cooper
Harland-Bartholomew and Associates
Lawrence
Horoscope roundup for Aries through Pisces
Daily signs urge Aries to network with future collaborators and entertain key associates. Taurus should start early, buy Radgets, improve efficiency, and work well with others. Gemini impress and pursue hobbies with congenial companions. Moon Children focus on home gifts and loyalty to a partner. Leo please associates with personal visits and professional discussions. Virgo boost efficiency to attract big wigs. Libra pursue urgent desires leveraging strong social contacts. Scorpio use a cheerful smile to open honest dialogue. Sagittarius back friends with shared ideas, stay social in the evening. Capricorn civic work boosts prestige and gains favor. Aquarius refresh routines, work efficiently, act early. Pisces trust intuition, handle matters quickly, then enjoy charming company.
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ARIES
A.m
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
P.m
Capricorn
Aquarius
Waco Apartments planned on former brick home site
A two story brick house dating from before 1855 will be demolished to clear space for the Waco Apartments. The project features eight units in two four unit halves with cement block and brick facing, rear parking for 12, and Jan 1 1965 completion targeted. Architect and contractor is Gleason Gregory. demolition by Alfred Coffman and Son.
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Waco
Gleason Gregory
Robert Robitaire
Cooper and Warren
Alfred Coffman and Son
Vote on Coroners Ended in Kansas
Kansas voters will see the elective county coroner office removed on ballots in November after the 1963 Legislature replaced it with appointive district coroners. Each of 38 judicial districts will have a district coroner licensed in medicine, appointed by district judges from local medical society nominations. Deputies may be appointed with the same qualifications and powers.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Healing Arts
Eby Construction Wins Plant Contract for Emporia Bakery
The Eby Construction Co. of Wichita is awarded a 2.298 million dollar contract to build an Interstate Bakeries Corp. plant in Emporia Industrial Park. The building, financed under a revenue bond, will be city owned for ten years and leased to Interstate Bakeries.
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Emporia
Eby Construction Co
Wichita
Interstate Bakeries Corp
New Satellite OGO I Reaches Orbit Amid Malfunction Fears
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP OGO I started its orbit while key experiments and the main radio antenna failed to operate. The craft traveled a 63 hour trip in a giant oval path from 177 to 93 313 miles, with 20 experiments to be activated later. Officials said none were powered on during the initial pass.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Space Agency
OGO
Rosman
N.C
Orbital Spacecraft Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
United States
Two Hurt In Early Morning Cycle Car Crash
Two people were injured in a 12:56 a.m. collision at 19th and Mass. Streets in Lawrence. Dickie R. Cunningham 22 and Ardis G. Harding 20 were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with Cunningham driving a motorcycle struck by Harold J. Wilburn 58 in a car. Wilburn faced charges of driving while intoxicated failure to yield and open liquor. A later county crash on Lakeview Road caused no injuries.
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Mass
Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dickie R. Cunningham
W. Lith St
Harold J. Wilburn
Ky. St
Ardis G. Harding
Haskell Ave
Wilburn
Cunningham
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Lakeview
Patricia D. Browning
N.Y
Raymond L. Jordan
Baldwin
Callery Chemical Plant
Jordan
Browning Auto
Deaths on Roads Increasing Today
The Associated Press reports Labor Day travel sees 39 deaths already with the highest risk in the first 24 hours. Officials estimate 490 to 580 traffic deaths may occur from Friday evening to Monday midnight as 83 million motorists log about 8.6 billion miles.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Investment Company Shares This Week Closing Prices
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are reported with quotations from Barret, Fitch, North & Co. The brief market update lists several fund names and their per share figures as observed by the listed firms.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market Prices and Egg Report From Harwood and KC
Wheat and grain prices listed from Harwood's Market include Wheat 1.41 Ear Corn 1.04 Shell 1.14 Mile 1.75 Soybeans 2.35 Barley .80 Oats .60. Eggs show Large A 34 and other grades at 19 22 current receipts. Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs unchanged Large A 31-35 Medium A 24-33 Small A 18-20 Large B 23-25. Wholesale eggs stable Large 37-38% and Medium 33-36% for 80% A. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced farm 14% delivered 15-16. Butter unchanged Grade A lb solid 67 Grade A tb quarters 68.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Update
AP report notes cattle prices with steers steady to higher calves and feeders lower while heifers and cows show declines. Hog prices drop for barrows gilts and sows across weight classes and sheep figures continue from the prior week.
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Kansas City
Spring Lamb Market Gloom Deepens As Prices Slide
Weekly market report shows spring lambs 50 to 75 lower while ewes and feeders hold steady. Choice and prime spring lambs bring 22.50 to 23.50, ewes listed at 4.50 to 5.50.
Memorial Hospital Admits List Of Named Patients
A Memorial Hospital admission column lists Mrs Ruby Jones of 631 Ash Carl Amerine 2312 Westdale Rd F W DeWeese 321 Elm Dickie Cunningham 310 W lith Mrs Ruth Lawson 1109 Con Randall Cartwright McLouth Mrs Mary Medlock Route 3 Jo Archer 1314 La Mrs Rob ierta Vickers Baldwin Howard Ray Route 1 Charles Hill 1608 it 4th Laura McClure 3030 W 8th
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Ruby Jones
Ash
Carl Amerine
Westdale Rd
F. W. DeWeese
Elm
Dickie Cunningham
Ruth Lawson
Con
Randall Cartwright
McLouth
Mary Medlock
Jo Archer
Robierta Vickers
Baldwin
Howard Ray
Charles Hill
Laura McClure
Births Report for Mr and Mrs Thomas Webb
Mr and Mrs Thomas Webb of 2200 Harper welcome a daughter born today.
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Thomas Webb
Harper
Acheson Sees Cyprus Crisis Could Endure If War Seems Likely
Dean Acheson will tell President Johnson that the Cyprus crisis can be permanently settled in time, but current conditions allow war to break out at almost any moment. Acheson returns from Geneva reporting progress with Greek and Turkish differences, while officials note private concerns about policy.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Johnson
Cyprus
Geneva
Archbishop Makarios Hinders Acheson’s Mediation Efforts
Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus created serious difficulty for Dean Acheson’s mediation efforts as U S officials sought to ease tensions in the region.
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Makarios
Cyprus
Acheson
Archishop Ache son claims archbishop hindered efforts
Ache son accuses the archbishop of sabotaging progress by throwing monkey wrenches into the machinery, describing deliberate obstruction.
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