U S and Panama speed toward renewed ties in talks
The United States and Panama moved quickly to restore normal relations and plan talks on Panama Canal disputes after an Organization of American States backed agreement. President Johnson hailed the day as a great milestone and a step toward a fair settlement.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Organization of American States
U.s.-Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Johnson
Western Hemisphere
U.S
White House
Roberto Chiari
Miguel Moreno Jr
Jack Hood Vaughn
Peace Corps
Robert A. Anderson
Treasury
Eisenhower
Sevral
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Juan Bautista de Lavalle
OAS Council
OAS
Ellsworth Bunker
Moreno
Fewer Bad Checks Processed in 64 At County Level
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office processed 82 bad checks in January through March 1964, 90 fewer than the same period in 1963. Of the 1964 total 35 were insufficient funds or closed accounts, 40 no account or unable to locate, five forgeries, two stopped payments. Deputies credit a July 1963 law and merchant awareness campaigns for the drop, with 28 check charge arrests in the first quarter, including forgeries and insufficient fund cases. The sheriff praises the check bureau's impact and envisions expansion as needed.
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Douglas County
Sheriff’s Office
Schmille
Schwartz
Sheriff's Office
Broeker
Disneyland
New Orleans Square
Disneyland University
Princess and the Pea musical at Xavier College
Graduate student Llewellyn Rabby of Kansas University directs set design and costuming for Once Upon a Mattress at St Mary Xavier College. Original costumes and a medieval castle set highlight the April 10 12 run with 8 p m shows and a 2 30 p m matinee on April 11.
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St. Mary College
Xavier
Llewellyn Rabby
Kansas University
Redbud Lane
Stevenson Olds Agency Opens After Franchise Change
The Stevenson Oldsmobile Agency opens at 1008 W 23rd St from M S Winter to Dale Stevenson in partnership with Leslie A Stevenson. The firm will sell Oldsmobiles GMC trucks and boats and motors, with plans to expand service facilities and add a used car lot. Winter will honor warranties during the transition and continue Olds servicing until complete.
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Stevenson Oldsmobile
W. 23Rd St
M. S. Winter
Dale Stevenson
Leslie A. Stevenson
Stevenson
Stevensons
Dale
Scenic Motors
Winter
Winter Chevrolet
Lawrence
Oldsmobile
Olds
Dodd backs civil rights bill as moderate step
Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut endorses the House passed civil rights bill saying it would help Negroes and others attain basic rights as citizens without harming other Americans He calls it a good moderate package moving toward a legal framework for voting school access and public facility use while stressing rights must be balanced with others
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
KU Seniors Nominate 41 for Educator Award HOPE
KU senior class members nominate 41 faculty members for the HOPE award honoring outstanding teachers. A committee will select the winner, to be announced at 9 30 a m April 22 during a senior coffee in the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Hope
Clayton Krehbiel
Ray Brewster
Allen Crafton
Vaclav Mudroch
Oscar Haugh
Why Lawrence Could Learn From Disneyland
A columnist compares Lawrence with Disneyland, praising its friendly staff, clean stores, flowers, and welcoming atmosphere. It argues planners like Harland Bartholomew and Associates should visit to adopt the magic land’s care, discipline, and customer service to shape a livelier, more inviting city.
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Lawrence
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Magic Kingdom
City Square
Fantasyland
Adventureland
Tomorrowland
Frontierland
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
City seeks qualified chief as Cox retires
City officials press for a qualified replacement for Chief Cox. Horn declined to name salary for the new chief, noting Cox earns 615 dollars a month and will receive 307.50 dollars monthly upon retirement.
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Horn
KU Vacation Starts
The Kansas University spring vacation period began at noon today and classes will resume at 7 30 a.m. April 13.
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Kansas University
State Unit Reviews Figure on Southwestern Bell Refund
Kansas Corporation Commission will review Southwestern Bell Telephone Company's claim of $7.2 million in refunds to Kansas customers. The company previously estimated refunds could range from $10 million to $20 million. Commissioner Harry Wiles said figures would be checked and may change as factors are considered. The refunds cover the period Sept 1960 to Nov 1963 to yield a 6.59 percent return, a result of a Kansas Supreme Court decision ending much of the dispute.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Commission
Southwestern Bell
Harry Wiles
Kansas Supreme Court
President asks Congress to study prices of food
President Johnson urges a congressional study to explain why grocery prices rise from farm to store. He cites consumer figures showing higher costs since 1957 59 and notes farmer and cattle prices at the source. Industry argues costs along the chain drive prices while profits remain slim.
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Congress
New York
Johnson
First National City Bank of New York
Agriculture report shows beef prices diverge for farmers and households
Department of Agriculture figures from 1947 to 1964 reveal farmer receipts for beef cattle fell by 13.8 percent while consumer beef prices rose 26 percent in stores. The data highlight growing spread between farm income and retail cost.
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Department of Agriculture
Climax Says Father Son in Jail Play
In Michigan City Indiana students see a road tour drama by five life prisoners and a 25 year man from Indiana State Prison The Crime Skit portrays lifers sharing life stories from a cell block Four guards accompany the troupe booked through May Leon Baron notes pupil attention is high and a lifer warns that life inside is harsher than outside.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana State
Ben Lawrence
PTA
Leon Baron
Easter Visits And Local Social Roundup In Big Springs
Nadine Matney and family spent Easter at Coal City Illinois with relatives. Mr and Mrs H M Edmonds hosted dinner in Ottawa with Harry Morgan and Melva Coats. The Glidewells and Snoddy families shared meals in Topeka. Mrs David Noe helped care for Stephen Muckenthaler in Topeka. A baby was born March 23 to the Noes. Mrs Earl Sanders of Chicago visited Stella Logan. Vaughn and Jody Russell visited Kansas City.
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Nadine Matney
Donald Matney
Denise
Kenny Jo
Coal City
Ill
Matney
Joseph Berta
H. M. Edmonds
Ottawa
Harry Morgan
Melva Coats
Fred Glidewell
Clif Snoddy
Topeka
David Noe
al Muckenthaler
Muckenthaler
Stephen Joseph Muckenthaler
Noe
Earl Sanders
Chicago
Stella Logan
Vaughn Russell
Jody Russell
Kansas City
Card of Thanks Expression of gratitude to medical staff and friends
The message thanks 3rd floor nurses and aides Dr Hughes Jones and Manahan Rev Laughder and many relatives for flowers cards and gifts that aided recovery and expresses appreciation for prayers and support during a sudden death in the family.
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Earl Paisley
Joe Crose
Jim Reed
Nellie Moore
Lola Bucheim
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