KU Contends Kansan Trip Tied to Coaching Change
Kansas University officials defend actions as not biased against the school amid a 1959 recruitment episode. The statement cites meetings involving Coan and Adams, their travels to Chicago, and discussions about Kansas football and track, insisting no KU conversations occurred during the trip.
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Coan
Adams
Pasadena
Tex
University of Houston
University of Kansas
Houston
Rice Institute
Big Red Roundtable
Chicago
Texas Christian University
M. E. Easton
Easton
Malaya
U. S. Department of State
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Texas Christian
Scout News Den 4 Pack 100 Work On Gifts
Cub Scout Den 4 of Pack 100 met at the Evangelical United Brethren church Tuesday evening to continue Christmas gift work. Nine members attended with Den Chief Doug Perron and the den mothers assisting in the activity.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Den
Doug Perron
den Moth
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Initiates Four Members
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club held a Thursday meeting in the Buffalo Community building. Lana and Jana Rutherford and Larry Harvey were welcomed as new members. Marilyn Chapman led the business session as Sally Jones reported to the Council and pins were presented to Cheryl Carlson Beverley Cline smith Dick Payne and Doyle Cox. The program featured carols Lonnie Cox centerpieces a tuberculosis seals history of Silent Night safety around Christmas trees and a lesson on withdrawing a motion. Gifts from a decorated tree and refreshments followed. Twenty five members nine leaders eight parents and five children attended. Eighteen members collected corn at the Armand Julian farm on November 26 and held a wiener roast. Next meeting is Monday at 6 30 p m to deliver gift baskets to shut ins and sing carols.
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Lana
Jana Rutherford
Larry Harvey
Buffalo Boosters
4-H Club
Buffalo
Marilyn Chapman
Sally Jones
Paine Carson
Cheryl Carlson
Beverley Clinesmith
Dick Payne
Doyle Cox
Linda Sperry
Eddie Cox
Lonnie Cox
Roma Payne
Lana Rutherford
Danny Morrow
Roger Milligan
Armand Julian
DeGraff cites US food share of income
Prof Herrell DeGraff of Cornell says worldwide families allocate about 60 percent of productive effort to food. In the United States a typical family uses about 25 percent of its disposable income for food, highlighting differing food costs and allocations.
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Herrell DeGraff
Cornell
United States
Boy Hero Rescues Brother From Fire in Ontario Oregon
Jerry Davis an 11 year old in Ontario Oregon was injured while saving his younger brothers from a blaze. He ran through flames to reach his 2 year old and then again to rescue 4 year old Neil. Neil and Mark suffered only light burns. The fire started from matches while the father was away.
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Ontario
Ore
Jerry Davis
Oregon
Jerry
Mark Davis
Neil
Loren Davis
Mark
U S Consul General Held by Rebel Force
In Leopoldville Congo AP Robin son Mellvaine said he was held for two hours by rebel soldiers in Stanleyville after rumors Belgian paratroopers were landing in Oriental province. He returned to Leopoldville with other Western consular officials to protect white inhabitants threatened by reprisals for ex Premier Lumumba. Mellvaine was not molested and was held only to confirm he was not a disguised paratrooper.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.S
Robinson Mellvaine
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Mellvaine
Leopoldville
Patrice Lumumba
McKvaine
Congolese Take Over Former Belgian Base
The Congolese army seized the former Belgian airbase at Kitena as protests erupted, with ongoing tensions reported as United Nations observers monitor the situation. The move marks a pivotal shift in regional security dynamics and raises questions about the stability of the area.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kitena
U.N. reports Moroccos guard base with no resistance
About 280 soldiers seized a vast air base guarded by Moroccans in the U.N. force. The Moroccans offered no resistance to avoid bloodshed. Rajeshwar Dayal reported to Dag Hammarskjold that the takeover was a flagrant interference with the U.N. mandate and an act of aggression. Western diplomats said Mobutu and Bomboko denied orders for forceful action.
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U.N. Force
U.N
U.N. Congo
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
Dag Hammarskjold
Col
Joseph Mobutu
Justin Bomboko
Disability Annuity For Leonard Parker
Leonard I. Parker 60 of 814 N. Santa Fe Chanute has retired on a disability annuity from the Santa Fe Railroad after 35 years of service. He suffered a stroke on November 6 1959 and remains on leave. Parker began as a railroad laborer October 16 1925 and rose through the ranks to car man in 1945 before his leave.
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Chanute
Santa Fe
Leonard I. Parker
N. Santa Fe
Parker
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