Johnson Firm On Civil Rights Bill Compromise Stance
Washington AP Johnson remains firm against changes to the House civil rights bill and plans around the clock Senate sessions to break a Southern filibuster. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen vows amendments to the fair employment section and may offer a substitute, signaling key division over cloture.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Russia U S on Agenda For Baker Discussions
Baker University will host talks by Russia expert Dr Iva Dubacek on Russia's European satellites at 7 p m Sunday in the Room of the Student Union Baldwin campus followed by discussion and coffee. Jeffrey C Kitchen deputy assistant secretary of state for politico military affairs will speak on formulating and executing American foreign policy at 1 45 p m Monday in the same room with a discussion to follow.
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Russia
Baker University
Iva Dubacek
City College of New York
Baldwin
Jeffrey C. Kitchen
U. S
Residents Warned Against Burning Trash In Windy Conditions
Fire Chief F. C. Sanders warns Lawrence residents to avoid burning trash when the wind blows. He says sparks can cause serious losses and fires if left unattended. He notes the current fire record is favorable so far this year.
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F. C. Sanders
Lawrence
Sanders
Strong to Join KU Law Faculty This September
John William Strong, an Ili nois attorney and KU chancellor Frank Strong’s grandson, will join the Kansas University School of Law faculty in September. He will teach business associations and legal writing and research after graduating Yale in 1957 and Illinois College of Law first in his class in 1962.
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John William Strong
Frank Strong
Kansas University School of Law
Strong
Yale
Illinois University College of Law
Order of the Coif
Illinois Law Forum
le Forgee, Samuels, Miller, Schroeder and Jackson
Decatur
Ill
Dean
Frank Ransom Strong
Columbus
Ohio
Dean Strong
Ohio State Law School
Mary Elizabeth
Larry Brennan
Overland Park
KU School of Law
Margaret Waite Cleary
Urbana, Ill
Stanford University
Edward W. Cleary
Illinois University
Sixteen Students Cited At Oskaloosa High School
Sixteen students received scholastic achievement honors for the fourth six weeks at Oskaloosa High School Delores Arnold Chris Baumgart Leon Hanson Gordon Smith earned B plus or better averages The other honorees include Jane Hoskinson Sherri Shughart William Hannah John Cashatt Shirley McAdam Pamela Weckman Marian Streator Mary Norman Leland Domann Nancy Noble Jane McPherson and Beverly Rogers
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Oskaloosa High School
Delores Arnold
Chris Baumgart
Leon Hanson
Gordon Smith
Jane Hoskinson
Sherri Shughart
William Hannah
John Cashatt
Shirley McAdam
Pamela Weckman
Marian Streator
Mary Norman
Leland Domann
Nancy Noble
Jane McPherson
Beverly Rogers
Morse Criticizes U S Foreign Aid Policy And South Vietnam Policy
Sen Morse censures lax management in the U S foreign aid program citing GAO findings. He warns that funds advanced to Turkey, Pakistan and Iran supported uncompleted projects and argues aid fuels nationalism in nations like South Vietnam. He calls for a overhaul of programs to honor SEATO UN obligations.
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U. S
Sen. Morse
General Accounting Office
Central Treaty Organization
Turkey
Pakistan
Iran
United States
Russia
Greece
Cyprus
South Viet Nam
India
South
Viet Nam
Johnson
Asia
United Nations
France
Britain
Netherlands
SEATO
Dodd Calls for Open Aid to Cuban Freedom Fighters
Senator Thomas J. Dodd urged open and increasing assistance to Cuban freedom fighters. He predicted an upcoming Cuban revolt against Castro and argued U.S. action could determine victory or defeat. He contrasted his stance with Fulbright who urged restraint and OAS antiaggression measures.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Senate
Cuba
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Fidel Castro
Organization of American States
Kansas Districts Defended Today
Kansas City Kan AP reports a three judge federal court heard arguments defending the present Kansas congressional district map. Attorney General Ferguson led the defense citing economic and historical interests, geography, remedy availability, and overall rational state policy amid a 166 009 person gap between largest and smallest districts.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
William M. Ferguson
Richard Foth
Johnson faces foreign policy overhaul after bloc system shifts
Sen Morse argues the United States must revise foreign aid policies under President Johnson to adapt to a world where the two power blocs have broken up. He warns the administration will confront challenges in shaping new policy in this changing global order.
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Wayne Morse
United States
Oregon
Kansas Union
Sen. Morse
Kansas University
All Student Council
Hoch Auditorium
Keith Lawton
Journal-World Photo
Eisenhower
Johnson
Congressmen Say Beef Imports Are Tough Problem
Rep William R. Hull and Rep William H. Avery told about 450 at a live stock forum in St. Joseph Missouri that no easy solution exists for beef imports. Hull hoped pending measures might help while Avery argued many bills are a smoke screen against beef import limits.
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ST. Joseph
William R. Hull
William H. Avery
Hull
Missouri
Congress
Avery
Kansas
United States
Courter Family Receives Steady Local Aid After Fire
Sheriff Brooker reported steady donations of clothing bedding and other items for the Courter family of 13 near Williamstown after a Saturday fire destroyed their two story home. Donations collected by Perry Christian Church were to be picked up that day and furniture including three bedroom suites was donated. The family is living in a rented home nearby and plans to rebuild soon.
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Fred Brooker
Frank Courter
Williamstown
Brooker
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Perry Christian Church
Leonard Knapp
Holton
Securities vanish after shipment to pier for Swiss bank
Authorities reported the loss of more than 250000 dollars in negotiable securities shipped to a pier for transport aboard an ocean liner to a Swiss bank. No suspects named and no further details were provided.
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New York
Scientists Plan 10 Year Study of Earth Water Resources
Scientists announce a decade long program to study the earth's water resources due to rising demands from population, industry, and agriculture, with research to start in 1965.
Lawrence High plans A team tryouts and student vote
Thirteen Lawrence High School girls try out for the 1964 65 A team cheerleading squad Friday morning with the student body voting to choose five cheerleaders and one alternate from Terry Bysom Tommye Collier Sally Doane Becky Dowers Glenna Johnson Patty Kuhn Gayle Kurata Doris Lanning Barbara Lauter Cynthia McNown Lynne Neibarger Sheila Pullen and Cindy Willhoite. Leslie Demeritt plans rattlesnake roundup in Okeene Oklahoma April 10 11 12. Precipitation data from Worden shows March rainfall at 2 inches while 1964 year to date totals 3.44 inches. City Clerk Harold Fisher reports 510 dog tags sold to meet deadline with new higher prices and leash law effective today.</S>
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Lawrence High School
Terry Bysom
Tommye Collier
Sally Doane
Becky Dowers
Glenna Johnson
Patty Kuhn
Gayle Kurata
Doris Lanning
Barbara Lauter
Cynthia McNown
Lynne Neibarger
Sheila Pullen
Cindy Willhoite
Leslie Demeritt
Route 4
Demeritt
Okeene
Okla
Harold Fisher
Lawrence
City Hall
Fisher
Commercial Travelers Choose New Officers for 1964
Lawrence Council No. 46 of the United Commercial Travelers has named new officers for 1964. Senior Counselor M. T. Chick Sales leads the slate with Harold E. Allen as Junior Counselor and Dolph Simons Jr. as Past Counselor. Harold A. Pontius serves as Secretary Treasurer, with Mike Getto as Conductor and Richard F. Treece as Page. Ethan A. Smith is Sentinel and Robert Shmalberg as Chaplain. Executive Committee members are George Lowman Ernest Pontius Clayton Stone and Carroll Pontius, plus Council Surgeon H. Penfield Jones.
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Lawrence Council
United Commercial Travelers
M. T
Chick) Sales
Harold E. Allen
Dolph Simons Jr
Harold A. Pontius
Mike Getto
Richard F. Treece
Ethan A. Smith
Robert Shmalberg
George Lowman
Ernest Pontius
Clayton Stone
Carroll Pontius
Council
H. Penfield Jones
Reading program discussed in Lawrence public schools
The reading program in Lawrence public schools will be discussed at 7 30 tonight in the Central Junior High School Library. The discussion is part of a public meeting of the Permanent Advisory Committee on Curriculum of the Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers.
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Lawrence Public
Central Junior High School
Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers
Four LHS Teachers Win John Hay Fellowships for Humanities
Four Lawrence High School instructors Christian Berneking R Wayne Nelson Robert G Wright and Allan O Woolard earned John Hay Fellowships for in service humanities training this summer. They join 173 senior high teachers nationwide attending July 2 to August 1 institutes at Bennington College Oregon University Williams College and Colorado College with six professors and about 85 administrators. Each fellow receives 300 plus 60 per dependent up to four plus travel and tuition funded by the Ford Foundation.
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Lawrence High
John Hay
Christian L. Berneking
R. Wayne Nelson
Robert G. Wright
Allan 0. Woolard
Lawrence
U.S
Berneking
Bennington College
Bennington
Nelson
LHS
Oregon University
Eugene
Wright
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Woolard
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Ford Foundation
Sunday Initiation Ceremony for 40 8 Society Planned
About 20 persons will be initiated at the Second District meeting of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux at Legion aires in Lawrence. Mayor Rusty Springer will give the welcome and the First Degree will be conferred by Overland Park Voiture 1510.
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la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevaux
Legionaires
6Th St
Jayhawk
Lawrence
Rusty Springer
Overland Park
Kansas City
Kan
Lorrance A. MaHaffey
William J. Cavanaugh
Coffeyville
Richard T. Gibson
Harry Winters
Topeka Voiture
Supreme Court weighs Kansas book burning ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court approved burning 1715 books found obscene and seized at P K News Service in Junction City. The U S Supreme Court hears arguments challenging the decision as a free speech and press issue. The books remain unsold and undestroyed awaiting the ruling.
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Washington
Kansas Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
P K News Service
Harold and
Robert Thompson
Junction City
Kan
P K
Two Sailors Killed In Navy Elevator Accident
A flight deck elevator on the carrier Randolph broke loose and fell into the ocean 270 miles southeast of Cape Henry. Five men and an airplane were carried with it. Three were rescued by the destroyer Holder. two are missing. An explosion and fire followed, but flames were extinguished in 10 minutes. Names of those involved were withheld for now.
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Norfolk
Randolph
Navy
Holder
Cape Henry
Norris Brothers Partner Hospitalized For Observation
Everett Norris, partner in Norris Brothers Plumbing and Heating, is at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation and will be transferred to Kansas University Medical Center Friday for further check up.
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Everett Norris
Norris Brothers Plumbing
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Medical Center
Redskin term origins in explorers accounts
The text notes that American Indians are brown to white in skin tone and explains that early explorers named them redskins due to their use of red ocher or vegetable dyes for painting.
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