Ridge House Apartment Phase Two Aims Start Soon
Construction on the second phase of the Ridge House 74 unit project is to begin within 10 to 15 days. The first 37 units are in two buildings at 24th and Ridge Court and the full project will cost over $600000. They expect occupancy for the second phase by KU’s start of the second semester.
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Mark Moore
Ridge House
23Rd
Iowa Streets
Moore
24Th
Ridge Court
23Rd and
Lowa Srs
Lawrence
Mental Health Panel Seeks Individual Solutions in Alcoholism Talk
Dr. Lee says cures for alcoholism are rare and lasting change depends on the person. He notes Alcoholics Anonymous helps with symptoms, but real progress comes when the individual commits to sobriety. County Commissioner Booth previews an Oct 14 education focus.
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Lee
Alcoholics Anonymous
Harvey Booth
Maggie Carttar
PTA
Joe Wilson
City School Board
Earl Wilson
Lloyd Sechurr
Norwood
Douglas County Mental Health Assn
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Harry Levinson
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
University of Minnesota Education Dean Walter Cook Dies
Dr. Walter Cook, 4, dean of the University of Minnesota College of Education, died Monday in a hospital where he had been a longtime heart patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Walter Cook
University of Minnesota
College of Education
Goldwater weighs presidential bid to run in all primaries
Senator Barry Goldwater said he would decide before year end whether to pursue the Republican nomination. He told reporters that if he enters one state primary he will likely enter them all, with New Hampshire primary in January as a key decision point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Newsmen
New Hampshire
Chiefs’ Spikes and Rice to headline Lawrence Jaycees event
Kansas City Chiefs fullback Jack Spikes and KCMO-TV sportscaster Bruce Rice will be guests at the Lawrence Jaycees meeting in the Ho tel Eldridge Big Eight Room. They will narrate a film during the program after arriving about 8 p.m., with dinner beforehand. Spikes sits behind Curtis McClinton but sometimes shares the backfield.
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Jack Spikes
Kansas City Chiefs
Bruce Rice
Kcmo-Tv
Kansas City
Lawrence Jaycees
Eldridge
Spikes
Rice
Jaycees
Africans Beaten By Alabama Mob Near Tuscaloosa
About 20 white men attacked three visiting Ghanaian students and two white companions near Tuscaloosa Alabama. The five were treated at Vanderbilt Hospital and later left for Akron after FBI and State Department discussions. Authorities investigate possible federal violations. The Ghana students are Stephen Koli Emmanuel Bansa and Roland Glover. James Bernard Glover is a separate University of Akron student.
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Nashville, Tenn
FBI
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Akron
Ohio
State Department
Edward T. Steele
W. P. Trost
First United Church of Christ
Birmingham
Neproes
Ghana
Stephen Koli
Cornell University
Emmanuel Bansa
Lakeland College
Sheboygan
Wis
Roland Glover
Central College
Pella Lowa
James Bernard Glover
University of Akron
Court Case Covers Students at St John s Catholic School
A District Court civil case involving St. John s Catholic School in Indianapolis opened Monday before Judge Frank R. Gray. Edward and Mrs. McBride seek reinstatement for their children, claimed disrupted order due to parental influence. The school barred the children from the 1963 64 term for similar reasons, with St Jude Hall noted as the venue.
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St. John's Catholic School
Frank R. Gray
Edward McBride
N. H. St
George Towle
McBride
St. Jude Hall
Lth
St. Sts
New York City Man Bound Over on Fraud Charge
Robert R. Bregman, 57, of New York City, bound over to the November term of District Court on fraud charges. He is free on $7,000 bond. Bregman is accused of obtaining money under false pretenses from the Firebird Motor Hotel, Inc.
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Robert R. Bregman
New York City
District Court
Bregman
Firebird Motor Hotel, Inc
Lawrence Chamber board meets at Eldridge House Club
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce board met at noon with secretary manager E R Zook. They discussed membership and reviewed a preliminary sketch of proposed rear entrances for stores facing the new 800 block Vermont parking lot.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Board
Eldridge House Club
Chamber
E. R. Zook
Vermont
Patience urged by Kennedy on Viet Nam crisis
President Kennedy called for patience in South Viet Nam and opposed a sharp aid cut. He warned a cut could topple Ngo Dinh Diem’s government and invite a Communist takeover. He urged staying engaged, using influence, and avoiding withdrawal despite internal opposition and arrests.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
NBC
Huntley - Brinkley
U.S
South
Senate
Congress
North
Tito
Yugoslavia
U.N. General Assembly
New York
CBS Labor Day
Diem
Memorial Hospital Names List Of Local Residents
Memorial Hospital in Dale Paxton Kentucky and various addresses list residents including Louise Hall Doris Rice Corwin Sperry Bessie Demeritt Lucy Hardy Cavy Housworth Joe Englert Carolyn Nymeyer Jessie Whaley Reda Haworth and Clinton Chastain from Sunflower and surrounding areas. The fragment outlines patient or staff names tied to 2001 Kentucky locations.
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Dale Paxton
Louise Hall
Doris Rice
Eudora
Corwin Sperry
Bessie Demeritt
E. 11Th
Lucy Hardy
Cavy Housworth
Mass
Joe Englert
Lawrence
Carolyn Nymeyer
R.L
Jessie Whaley
Reda Haworth
Clinton Chastain
Local births and family notices tally across cities
The list records newborns and parental notices from various households. Names include Mrs Helen Linkagel and baby girl in Eudora, Mrs Marilyn Wilson and baby girl, and Mr and Mrs Gary Milburn with a son today, among others in Baldwin and nearby areas.
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Arthur Anderson
Ala
George Jameson
Conn
Helen Linkagel
Jasu
Jessie Markin
Redbud
Kenneth Boucher
Miller Dr
Laura Edwards
Vernon Robb
Eudora
Marilyn Wilson
Virginia Lathrom
Del
Cavy Housworth
Mass
C. E. Powell
Ill
Alice Robertson
Ark
George Benson
Harper
Gary Milburn
Baldwin
Leonard Boline
N. J
Lawrence Veterinarian Reappointed to Kansas Live stock Commission
Dr. T. J. Leasure, a well known Lawrence veterinarian, has been reappointed to the Kansas Live stock Commission by Gov. John Anderson. Also named to the Commission are Joseph G. O’Bryan of Hintville and Ralph Perkins of Howard.
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T. J. Leasure
Lawrence
Kansas Livestock Commission
John Anderson
Commission
Joseph G. O'Bryan
Hintville
Ralph Perkins
Howard
City Briefing for Traffic Report Proposed in City Hall
City officials will gather at 7 30 p m Thursday in City Hall for an informal briefing on a preliminary traffic and transportation report. John Cofer of Harland Bartholomew and Associates will present. The report will be sent to publishers after the meeting and later studied by the Committee of 100, likely weeks away.
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City Commission, Traffic Commission and Planning Commission
City Hall
Traffic
John Cofer
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
Committee of 100
Kennedy halts draft of married men under new order
President Kennedy signed an executive order halting induction of married men while enough single men aged 18 to 25 remain available. Married men will be drafted only after all single men in the 1925 age group have been processed. The measure takes effect immediately. Lt Gen. Hershey noted about one in five A classified men are married.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
White House
Hershey
Watchman Bandit Are Slain in K C
Two shootings in Kansas City left a night watchman dead and a bandit slain. Clyde Smith a 29 year old from St. Louis robbed Thrift Way Market of 744 dollars and was killed by off duty detective David Spitcaufsky during a chase near the store. Albert Stefani 66 was shot six times during a struggle at BAC supermarket as the gunman fled. The suspect escaped and police consider the crime a planned robbery.
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Kansas City
Clyde Smith
St. Louis
David Spitcaufsky
Smith
Spitcaufsky
Albert
Carol Music
Vanderbilt Great Ammie Sikes Dies at 71
Dr. Ammie T. Sikes, a Vanderbilt University football star and longtime physician, died at his Nashville home at age 71 on Monday.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ammie T. Sikes
Vanderbilt University
Caesar haircut becomes teen fad in Hutchinson KS
Hutchinson barbers report a new teen trend the Caesar cut named after Julius Caesar. The style features short hair combed forward to hang over the forehead like bangs. Barber Tony Entz says it’s easy to manage, which helps explain its popularity.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson Barbers
Julius Caesar
Tony Entz
Wallace Defiance and Bible Reading Policy in Alabama Schools
Governor Wallace pushed for Bible reading in public schools as a study course while denying intent to defy the Supreme Court. The Alabama Board of Education ordered daily Bible reading. Wallace urged defiance of court rulings. At the Southern Governors Conference he and Mississippi’s Ross Barnett proposed civil rights resolutions, which the meeting did not act on. President Kennedy may be drawn into forceful action if desegregation persists.
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Alabama Board of Education
Wallace
Supreme Court
Alabama
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Kennedy
Gyroplane Described As Windmill and Chair Hybrid
A gyroplane is noted to resemble a cross between a windmill and a garden chair in the observer's description, highlighting its unusual design features.
Civil Rights and Cuba Visitors Reach Kennedy
In Washington, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy warns civil rights policy could affect his brother's 1964 re election prospects. He says the administration's package is not a cure all and that action is required. A House subcommittee asks Kennedy to seek indictments against American students who visited Cuba.
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Washington
Civil Rights Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
NBC
JFK
Cuba
House
Judiciary
Grand jury seeks indictments in Cuba case
Fifty U.S. students who traveled to Cuba returned to New York on August 28 as authorities prepared with a view to obtaining indictments against those involved.
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U.S
Cuba
New York
Fugitive from Leavenworth Caught in Oklahoma
Albert John Schlecht Jr. 28, wanted for escape from Leavenworth, was captured Monday by federal and local officers in Altus Oklahoma. He is held in Jackson County jail awaiting return to Leavenworth. another inmate was captured earlier in Tulsa.
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Altus
Okla
Leavenworth
Lee O. Teague
FBI
Oklahoma
Albert John Schlecht Jr
Jackson County
Card of Thanks for Kind Wishes and Hospital Care
I thank my many friends and relatives who sent flowers cards and gifts during my hospital stay. I deeply appreciate Dr Lessenden Dr Holladay and the nurses who helped me. Special thanks from Deana Perdue and family.
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Harvey Bailey
Kansas
Bailey
Fort Scott National Bank
National Conference of the Business Committee For
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
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Bata
Uday
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Atlanta
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Honolulu
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San Diego
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DR. Leasure
Halt
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Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Ad Vis
P Crdeoneiel
Kansas University
Caesar
Gov. Wallace
ART Nease Texaco Serv
Bob
Subcommittee
Michael A. Feighan
Justice Department
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Schlecht
Tulsa
Lawrence Memorial Co
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Ohiiery Apartments
Ridgecourt
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