Lawrence Rotary elects Jack Brand as president
Jack Brand a Kansas University law graduate and partner in Stevens Brand and Brand was elected president of the Lawrence Rotary Club succeeding Austin Stedham who will stay on as director for another year. Brand 33 will assume office July 1 and previously served in the Navy after KU graduation in 1954.
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Jack Brand
Lawrence
Lawrence Rotary Club
Brand
Austin Stedham
Stedham
Wreck Injuries Minor In West Hills Terrace Collision
A car driven by 18 year old Thomas P. Cadieux and another car driven by 19 year old Charles R. Gaynor collided in the 1100 block of West Hills Terrace at 4 27 p m Thursday. Both youths were treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital and released.
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Thomas P. Cadieux
Emery Rd
Charles R. Gaynor
West Hills Terrace
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Germans to tour U S in light planes for industry views
21 West German government officials will tour the United States in nine single and twin engine light aircraft starting April 13 from New York. They will visit major airports and small communities including Oklahoma City Wichita Kansas City and return to New York on April 23. Planes provided by AIA utility airplane council members.
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U.S
Washington
The
Aerospace Industries Association
United States
New York
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
AIA
Utility Airplane Council
Negro Family Fleeing Suburb Ends Move In Falcoft
Horace Baker 29 and his wife Sarah move from Falcoft Pennsylvania amid harassment after moving into an all white neighborhood in August 1963. Despite hopes for a normal life the family faces insults, paint bombs, and police involvement. Baker plans to sell the house for 11800 and relocate with children Terri Lynn 5 and Horace Jr. 17 months.
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Folcroft
Horace Baker
Philadelphia
Bakers
Baker
Falcroft
Sarah
Terri Lynn
Horace Jr
Martin-Anderson Ticket Wins KU Student Election
Martin Anderson a Shawnee Mission sophomore and Janet Anderson a Prairie Village sophomore won KU student body president and vice president by 239 votes. Their United Party defeated Vox Populi candidates Tom Rader and Dick Darville as UP and Vox split ASC seats 5 each in a 21 21 council.
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Kansas University
al Martin
Shawnee Mission
Janet Anderson
Prairie Village
Harry Wiles
Topeka
Gayle Kreutzer
Leavenworth
Bill Walters
Fort Collins
Colo
Tom Yergovich
Kansas City
Mount Oread
Journal-World Photo
University Party
Vox Populi Party
Tom Rader
Greensburg
Dick Darville
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Vox
Summerfield Hall
Leo Schrey
Bill Robinson
Great Bend
College of Liberal Arts
Tom Edgar
Bartlesville
Okla
Jack Ross
Nurettin
Nicky) Uzunoglu
Lawrence
Jack Harrington
Summit
N. J
Joyce Snapp
Wichita
Marty Mullen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jackie van Eman
Overland Park
Bob Meadoo
Wayne Schulte
Hugoton
John Hill
Waverly
Miss van Eman
Jo Ann Fairbrother
Kans
Fr. Collins
Cole
Steve Morgan
Mike Maloney
Hutchinson
Barb Larson
Terry McCluggage
Marston McCluggage
Avalon
Ken North
Carrel Keesling
Herington
Patricia Blackburn
Margo Grutzmacher
Onaga
Summerfield
Beta Theta Pi
UP Caucus
University Review
Anderson
15Th
Iowa
Harold Wilson Sweeps to Victory in British Election
Prime Minister Harold Wilson returned to No 10 after a sweeping Labour victory over the Conservatives led by Edward Heath. Early returns projected a Labour majority of at least 95 seats in the House of Commons, with 585 seats decided and Labour at 345. Heath conceded defeat as Labour builds a 108 seat/majority edge with 49.9 percent of the popular vote to 41.1 for Conservatives.
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London
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
Edward Heath
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Michael Stewart
Viet Nam
Stewart
Commons
Liberals
Irish Republican-Labor
Heath
Labor Party
Chairman says he's through Change of Heart by Glatt
Carl Glatt told the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights and the state personnel director that he withdraws his resignation as executive director. He cited sick leave and back injury and said he may be unable to return soon. The commission has accepted his resignation, with no word on withdrawal.
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Topeka
Carl Glatt
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Commission
Glatt
Wichita
Robert Watson
Watson
Watson Glatt
Kuiken
Stormont-Vail
Atty
Robert Sonderholm
Lawrence Postmaster Announces Rates Increase for Special Services
Heard in Lawrence reports five U S Postal Service special services including money orders insurance registry certified mail and C O D now cost more than revenues by 60 million annually with a 36 million swing toward users. Frost date notes and a Douglas County spelling contest lead to a brief local update.
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C.O.D
Jack Harris
Harris
Federal Treasury
Church Union Is Termed Possible Plan for uniting seven Protestant denominations discussed
A four year effort by clergymen yields a possible union involving 25 million church members. Denominations named include Disciples of Christ, Evangelical United Brethren, Methodist, Episcopal, United Church of Christ, U P USA, and AME. Episcopal Bishop Gibson Jr. chairs a commission. Rev Eugene Carson Blake aids as World Council of Churches leader.
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Washington
International Convention of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical United Brethren Church
The
Methodist Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
United Church of Christ
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Episcopal
Robert F. Gibson Jr
Richmond
Eugene Carson Blake
San Francisco
World Council of Churches
Oscar Robertson tops Missouri Valley scoring marks
Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson still holds the Missouri Valley career points and rebounds records. He posted the league’s three best season scoring averages in history at 36.0, 30.9 and 32.6 in that order.
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Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Missouri Valley
Architect Leaves Oread's Faculty for Ball State University
David R. Hermansen associate professor of architecture at Kansas University resigns to join Ball State University in Muncie Indiana. He leaves KU this semester and will help launch Ball State's new architecture department next fall. Hermansen earned a BS and MS from Illinois in 1953 and 1954 respectively and has taught at KU since 1954 with his wife and three children.
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David R. Hermansen
Kansas University
Mount Oread
Ball State University
Muncie
Ind
Ball State
Hermansen
Illinois
Teen Night Clubs Catch on in US
Gilbert Youth Service reports teen night clubs expanding nationwide. Modern venues in major cities feature bright décor and live rock acts. Weekend admission at It's Boss in Los Angeles is $2.50 including a soft drink. entry is open to anyone over 15.
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Los Angeles
Services for Every Faith Tunney Funeral Home Ad
Advertisement notes memorial services through Every Faith and Tunney Funeral Home with contact VIO 3-5111.
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Tunsey Funeral Home
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