LeMay Says Soviet Narrowed US Military Margin
General Curtis LeMay told a congressional group the Soviet Union has narrowed the U S margin of military superiority and urged development of a 100 megaton nuclear bomb He cautioned against sole reliance on missiles saying it would leave the U S without flexibility McNamara and Goldwater clashed over missile reliability and defense strategy in Space Age plans.
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Curtis E. LeMay
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Robert S. McNamara
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Air Force
McNamara
Goldwater For President Committee
Arizona Republican
LeMay
House
Armed Services Appropriations
Creek Police Chase Ends with Patrol Car in Mud Creek
A Lawrence patrol car rolled into Mud Creek during a chase in Leavenworth County about 9 45 p m Monday injuring none of the officers Sgt Eugene Williams and Patrolman Raymond Goff escaped injury The fleeing driver Alan B Pryor 20 and passenger Mary L Koehler 16 fled on foot to Highway 32 and got a ride to Lawrence Pryor faces speeding reckless driving and excessive noise charges with a 400 bond set and a Police Court appearance on April 21
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Lawrence
Mud Creek
Leavenworth County
Eugene Williams
Raymond Goff
Union Pacific
Alan B. Pryor
Tonganoxie
Mary L. Koehler
N. H. St
Highway 32
Williams
North Second Street
Lincoln Street
Lyon
Ninth
Maple
Bismarck
Pryor
Chamber Meeting in Lawrence Sets 6:30 P.M. Program
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce holds its annual membership meeting at 6 30 p m today in the Kansas University Union Ballroom. Dr C E Barthel Jr director of the Research Foundation of Kansas will speak on Innovation. New Chamber president Russell Mosser succeeds retiring president Robert Oyler.
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Kansas University Union
C. E. Barthel Jr
Research Foundation of Kansas
Chamber
Russell Mosser
Robert Oyler
Importance of Okinawa Highlighted at Rotary Meet
Capt. Richard J. Bean, a student at Ft. Leavenworth, spoke to the Lawrence Rotary Club about Okinawa as a vital U.S. military base. He called Okinawa the keystone of the Pacific and warned that abandoning it would force a retreat to Hawaii, widening the distance to China.
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U.S
Lawrence
Japan
Hawaii
China
Dormitory plans advance at state universities
WSU president Emory Lindquist says dormitory capacity for 388 exists and more housing could be found in private buildings. The board weighs moving students from Kansas schools with housing, while keeping WSU linked to KU and maintaining core missions in engineering education liberal arts fine arts and business.
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WSU
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Bubb
Kansas
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University of Bonn
Germany
University of Colorado
Ronald Olsen
Vincent Muirhead
Lewis and Templin
K-State
Thompson Hall
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Ikxstate
Food Service Center
Bill Guthridge
Howie Shannon
Agency For International Develpmgent
United Arab Republic
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia State
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg State
FHA
William M. Ferguson
Max Rickford
Board of Regents
Council of Presidents
W. Clarke Wescoe
Dental Education Committee
Seven Oread Juniors Elected Phi Beta Kappa
Seven Kansas University juniors have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national honor society in liberal arts. They are Dudley Dean Allen from Ill, Arthur Leonard II from La, George Barisas from Kansas City Mo, William J. Cibes Jr from Altamont, Judith De Spain from Wichita, Terry Miller from Baxter Springs, and Philip Smith from Onaga.
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Kansas University
Dudley Dean Allen
J. W. Allen
Ill
Arthur Leonard II
A. B. Leonard
George Barisas
Kansas City
William J. Cibes Jr
Altamont
Health Board Meeting Ends Without Action
The session closed after no decisions were made on fee structures hours or patient numbers. Dr George Learned urged written criticisms to help the Health Board study issues and improve operation and personnel management.
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Booth
George Learned
Learned
Health Board
Hatfield Sees Wisconsin Vote as Motoring Victory
Otha Hatfield of the Kansas Oil Men's Association calls Wisconsin's referendum a encouraging victory for motorists nationwide. The measure to raise the gasoline tax was defeated about six to one, as Wisconsin now has a 10 cent tax total versus Kansas 9 cents. He says motorists support higher taxes for road building projects.
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Kansas Oil Men's Association
Wisconsin
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Hatfield
Fenway Park Left Field Wall Stands 37 Feet High
The highest outfield wall in the American League is Fenway Park's left field fence, rising 37 feet, defining a famed feature of Boston baseball.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Red Cross Continues Help As Tornado Aid Grows Slow
The Douglas County Red Cross reports slow inbound requests for aid after Sunday’s tornadoes while continuing to supply tarps kerosene lamps and a small camp stove. Director Mrs. Karel Blaas says many residents are still cleaning up and in shock with food shelter medical aid and money available based on need. Disaster Representative George Wallace will visit Wednesday to speak with affected families. A Red Cross canteen team also served coffee doughnuts and sandwiches to cleanup crews.
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Red Cross
Karel Blaas
Douglas County Red Cross
Cleanup efforts continue after Kansas tornado disaster
Sheriff Fred Broeker says most people secured valuables after Sunday night. Volunteers from Police Auxiliary Civil Defense National Guard and Kansas Highway Patrol aided the response. Red Cross reports slow but ready assistance. Rebuilding will be long term as homes, furniture, outbuildings and farm equipment must be replaced. Utility crews repaired electrical work and restored phone service. Loss figures will take time and many victims have partial insurance coverage.
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Broeker
Police Auxiliary
Civil Defense Unit
National Guard
Kansas Highway Patrol
Red Cross
Local Guard Unit Tests Alert Plan After Tornado
Lawrence National Guard tested its alert plan after Sunday afternoon’s tornado. Lt. Dale Graham said results were satisfactory, with 19 persons released immediately after the storm. Guardsmen guarded homes and intersections to deter looting and manage traffic, established a 4:30 p.m. communications center with the sheriff, and roved patrols overnight.
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Lawrence National Guard
Dale Graham
Graham
Sheriff’s Office
ZIP code rollout to map every address nationwide begins next week
Postmaster General announces a second mass distribution of ZIP code numbers scheduled for next week. About 125 000 letter carriers will deliver ZIP code identifications to homes and businesses over three days starting Monday. Lawrence carries ZIPs 66044 and 66045 for city and KU. Local officials and the Lawrence Committee of 100 met at the Eldridge Hotel for a briefing on the Comprehensive Plan with final preliminary results due in three to four weeks.
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John A. Gronouski
Lawrence
Kansas University
Jim Clark Agency Expands By Buying Gallagher’s
Lawrence dealer Jim Clark announces the purchase of Buddy Gallagher Motors creating University Chrysler Plymouth with Dodge sales in two Massachusetts Street locations. Gallagher remains in sales and leases 634 Mass to Clark. Clark will run Dodge and Dodge Dart at 636 Mass with a new Chrysler Plymouth outlet and Valiant Imperial lineup.
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Lawrence
Buddy Gallagher
Massachusetts Street
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Plymouth
Valiant
Chrysler
Imperial
Massachusetts
Vermont Street
Mass. St
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University
Chrysler-Plymouth
Clark
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Ransdell Motor Company
Logan-Moore
Chrysler Motors
Kansas Motor Car Dealers Association
W. C. Hamilton
Chevrolet Agency
Butler- Sanderson
Bullene-Skinner Agency
Wescoe Backing Regents Open Door Policy Closed Sessions
Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe supported the Kansas Board of Regents plan for occasional closed sessions with no votes. The board approved by laws allowing private sessions during a Topeka meeting, with a 5 to 4 vote.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Board of Regents
Wescoe
Topeka
Shriver Discusses Ways Citizens Build a Finer Nation
Kansas University hosted Garner Shriver in a talk on Congress and Today's Problems sponsored by the University Women's Club. He urged service through government relief agencies churches and private efforts and noted young people show interest in public life. Cronin’s AL leadership record highlighted at end.
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Garner Shriver
Kansas
Jerry Leroux
Stouffer Place
Shriver
Kansas Union
KU Dames
University Women’s Club
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
Wichita University
Washburn University
State House of Representatives
Kansas Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
United States
Wichita
Card of Thanks from the Churchbaugh Family
The Churchbaugh family expresses gratitude for support during Elmer Churchbaugh’s illness and death. They thank Donald Churchbaugh for help at Samaritan Lodge, Drs Walters and Reed, 3rd floor nurses, Rev Kenneth Brown, friends, relatives, and Lawrence Paper Co. coworkers for prayers, visits, cards, plants, and a thoughtful gift.
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