Education of the Aged At Kansas University Conference
The 12th Kansas State Conference on Aging at Kansas University focuses on education for the aged with workshops on recreation housing and library services. Notable speakers include Marie M. McGuire, Edward A. Howard, John Ise, A. G. Cheney, and Halbert L. Dunn, addressing aging topics and policy.
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Kansas University
Kansas Citizens Council On Aging
Donald C. Cowgill
Wichita University
Kansas Union
Marie M. McGuire
Kennedy
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Larry Heeb
FE. J. Logsdon
Lawrence Adult Education
Edward A. Howard
Lawrence
John Ise
A. G. Cheney
Topeka
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Walker
Citizens Council On Aging
St. Paul
University Extension
Graft Allegations Hit Kansas City City Hall
Kansas City council debates an earnings tax as an alternative to nuisance taxes. Councilman Charles W. Fisher accuses graft in City Hall public works and seeks an independent audit with $17,500 funding. Mayor Bartle calls for transparency while no hearing is set.
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Charles W. Fisher
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Special communication of Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM
Monday April 16 at 7 p.m. work in First Degree. Visitors welcome.
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AF & A
Steel price fight fuels national debate and Kennedy actions
In a broad critique of the steel price dispute, the column argues President Kennedy vilified steel executives while praising labor, notes federal probes and potential price controls, and questions the political use of the crisis ahead of the August elections. It warns of government overreach into other industries and the broader implications for free markets.
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Eight KU Faculty to Display Art Works Sunday
Eight members of the Kansas University Department of Drawing and Painting will show works from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday on the third floor of Strong Hall. The exhibit includes works by the late Albert Bloch, former department head and professor emeritus. The artists are Harold E. Boyd Dwight Burnham Thomas P. Coleman Raymond Eastwood Robert B. Green Richard A. Scira Robert N. Ludlow and John Talleur.
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Kansas University
Strong Hall
Albert Bloch
Harold E. Boyd
Dwight Burnham
Thomas P. Coleman
Raymond Eastwood
Robert B. Green
Richard A. Scira
Robert N. Ludlow
John Talleur
Lawrence Dump Etiquette Slips Amid City Convention
Officials report a drop in dump etiquette as many residents toss refuse on roads and outlying areas. Careless dumping causes flat tires on city rocks and adds extra work for workers. Central trash area is clearly marked and must be used. Massachusetts Street flags welcomed about 300 McKan Cos mopolitan convention attendees.
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Lawrence
Merch Mart Officials Deny Broad Rent Increase
Merchandise Mart general manager Wallace Ollman said no overall rise in rent structure is planned. Renewals are negotiated individually for 3 to 10 years, with adjustments based on conditions, and tenants receive rate stability during each lease term. The Dow Jones report of a 3 to 5 percent increase on expiring leases was labeled inaccurate. The 18 story building spans 92 acres of floor space and houses central offices and hundreds of showrooms in home furnishings and appliances.
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Wallace O. Ollman
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Dow Jones
Merchandise Mart
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Kennedy Targets Steel Firms In Price Fight After Labor Pact
The article describes President Kennedy pressuring steel companies via subpoenas and defense contract shifts to curb price increases after a labor agreement with the United Steelworkers. It argues the move tests Kennedy’s wage price line and his future political standing.
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Roger Blough
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Robert Kennedy
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Luther Hodges
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Defense
Bobby
U.S
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Grand Jury
Congressional Committee
Robert S. McNamara
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Centenary Methodist Palm Sunday Theme and Speakers
Centenary Methodist Church will hold Palm Sunday services at 10:55 a.m. with the theme The Triumphant Entry and Passion Story. The Centenary Chancel choir directed by Mrs. Robert Stewart will sing with soloists Selmer Torkelson Larry Colburn Glen Colburn and Mrs. Robert Taylor. Mrs. Wilbur Pine is organist and Rev. R F Spear former Burma missionary will speak on Palm Sunday and the Choice We Make in the third Lent sermon in his series.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Robert Stewart
Selmer Torkelson
Larry Colburn
Glen Colburn
Robert Taylor
Wilbur Pine
R. F. Spear
Burma
Spear
Ratners Accused of Exploiting Union Legal Aid in Rail Claims
Ferguson's petition charges the Ratners with soliciting railroad workers and survivors for legal claims, steering clients to themselves through the Brotherhood's aid department. It alleges a 25 percent contingent-fee scheme, lavish entertainment, and liens to secure fees, damaging members financially.
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Brotherhood
Kansas
Ratners
Visiting Governors See Kyoto Cultural Life Aloof
Seven American governors on a two week tour of Japan focus on Kyoto's religious and cultural life while the Kyoto prefectural government remains aloof. The group previously drew large crowds and warm official receptions in other cities.
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Kyoto
Japan
Kyoto Prefecture
President Kennedy Views Navy Power During Atlantic Maneuvers
President Kennedy reviewed 48 Atlantic Fleet ships in parallel formations off the Carolina coast aboard the Northampton. More than 20 000 sailors watched as missiles and Marine assault drills unfolded, then he flew to the Enterprise to observe further sea and air maneuvers. The trip included a Navy briefing and a tour of the submarine Thomas A. Edison at Norfolk and Oceana.
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Kennedy
Northampton
Carolina
Enterprise
Norfolk
Atlantic
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Shah of Tran
Onslow Beach
Atlantic Fleet
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
George W. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Naval Air Station
Oceana
Norfolk, Va
Thomas A. Edison
Lenten Cantata Set For Sunday Service at West Side Church
The Lenten Cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ by Theodore Dubois will be performed at the 11 o clock service by the Adult Choir of West Side Presbyterian Church directed by Mrs. Robert Grantham. Soloists include Mary Scott soprano Paul Young tenor Horace McCormick baritone with Nancy Pontius on organ. The Junior Choir joins for Hosanna by Roberta Bitgood and a reception for new members will follow.
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Theodore Dubois
West Side Presbyterian Church
Robert Grantham
Mary Scott
Paul Young
Horace McCormick
Nancy Pontius
Roberta Bitgood
Ebon Anderson
Harry Boyle
Roy Clough
John Echternach
Dennis Greenfield
Henry Murphy
Jean Phillips
Jo Ann Taylor
Nancy Taylor
Clyde Wagner
Sandra Wheelhouse
Steven Wheelhouse
National GOP Chair Attacks Nixon Over Campaign Tactics
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller says Richard M. Nixon must become more humane or become an elder statesman early. Miller accuses Nixon of a horrible 1960 campaign and predicts similar errors in his California gubernatorial bid. He blames Republicans for bad press, urging better handling of the press.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
Miller
Republican Congressional Wives Club
Nixon
California
Rare Banquet Sunday at KU International Club event
The Kansas University International Club hosts a banquet in the Union Ballroom starting 6:30 p m featuring foods from 12 nations prepared by students. Nearly 500 guests are expected with dinner music from 15 countries and a post dinner program by international students. A. Abdul Rahim of Syria is club president with committee members Amy Sequeira Craig Nelson and Wolfgang Ernst Keim.
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Kansas University International Club
Kansas Union
Union
Germany
France
Egypt
Turkey
Iran
Venezuela
India
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Finland
A. Abdul-Rahim
Syria
International Club
Amy A. Sequeira
Iraq
Craig Nelson
Mankato
Wolfgang Ernst Keim
Mosaic In Area Fields Reported In Jefferson County
Soil borne mosaic is appearing in wheat fields in Jefferson County per Arthur Johnson the county agricultural agent. Affected spots are usually yellow but can turn brown or dark red after wet soils are present for a few days.
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Jefferson County
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Community thanks for cards and flowers after illness
Perry M Johnson and Washington Families and Rustys Food Center express sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and coworkers for cards flowers and food during illness and after surgery. They thank the nurses on the first floor and Dr Mitchell for care and support.
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Rusty’s Food Center
Dr. Mitchell
Final LHS performance of The Hasty Heart at 8
Lawrence High School Thespians present The Hasty Heart in the LHS auditorium. The World War II play is set in a British Army hospital and centers on Lachie, a patient with only weeks to live.
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Lawrence High School Thespians
LHS
Lachie
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