Johnson urges moderation after civil rights tensions
President Johnson deplores violence in civil rights protests and calls for moderation and understanding. He hints at seeking a four year term, discusses defense, rail talks, and economy, and outlines plans on civil rights, elections, and presidential scholars program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
State Department
John F. Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Kennedy
Senate
Eisenhower
Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
Goldwater Faults U S Missile Edge Claims In Speech
Senator Barry Goldwater challenged the Johnson administration and Defense Secretary McNamara over Pentagon figures on U S and Soviet strategic forces. He accused the figures of misleading the public while urging more emphasis on manned bombers, as he camps in California for the June 2 presidential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Arizona Republican
Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Soviet Union
Goldwater
Pentagon
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Defense Department
United States
Air Force Reserve
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Three KU men named to Nuclear Energy Advisory Committee
Gov. John Anderson appoints 11 to the Nuclear Energy Advisory Committee. Kansas University figures include Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe, KU Nuclear Reactor Center head Dr. Russell B. Mesler, and Frank Foley, director of the State Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
John Anderson
W. Clarke Wescoe
Russell B. Mesler
Frank Foley
State Geological Survey
Publishers View A Bright Future For Newspapers
Otis Chandler of the Los Angeles Times and Nelson Poynter of the St. Petersburg Times told about 500 editors that the newspaper industry has a bright outlook. They urged higher editorial budgets, better pay to attract talent, and significant investment in production and editorial improvements to compete with other media and serve communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis Chandler
Los Angeles Times
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Nelson Poynter
St. Petersburg
Fla
Poynter
Williams Poised for Return as Topeka Delegation Eye Midterm Ballot
GOP leaders will select delegates for the general election in November while State Rep. Williams of Lawrence, ousted as a national delegate in March, is seen as potentially reemerging at Topeka this weekend amid power shifts at the Third District Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vnees
Williams
Lawrence
Topeka
Oread Student Runner-Up in Kansas City Poetry Contest
George Grella a KU graduate student residing at 1131 Ky is named runner-up in the 1964 Heart of America Poetry Contest in Kansas City. Also winning runner-up honors is Nancy Gallup a KU special student and daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Gallup of 848 West 21st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grella
Kansas University
Heart of America
Kansas City
Nancy Gallup
Alfred Gallup
21St St
De Gaulle Undergoes Prostate Surgery In Paris
President Charles de Gaulle aged 73 underwent a prostate gland operation at Cochin Hospital in Paris. Doctors described the operation as normal and the general condition as very satisfactory in a bulletin released by three physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Cochin Hospital
De Gaulle Undergoes Unspecified Operation At Paris Hospital
Officials from the Elysee Palace and government sources report De Gaulle underwent an operation at Cochin Hospital in Paris around 6 a.m. Four plainclothes police guarded the doorway while officials kept details private. The government stated there was no reason for alarm and that De Gaulle had ordered no official statements for the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysee Palace
White House
de Gaulle
Cochin Hospital
House Panel OKs Defense Budget Against Pentagon Controversy
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 46.76 billion dollars for the Defense Department for the new fiscal year, 711.7 million below Johnson's request but enough to sustain a strong peacetime military. The panel sided with McNamara's testimony and asserted U.S. military superiority despite calls from Gen Curtis LeMay about the Soviet missile gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Johnson
United States
Department
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
George Mahon
D-Tex
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Moreau Speaks At Phi Alpha Delta Law Meeting
Frederick J. Moreau dean emeritus of the KU School of Law spoke at the Green chapter Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity dinner at the Virginia Inn on Kansas University campus. First year law pledge services were held for Probate Judge Leslie Norton of Iola, Warren Heikes of Riley, and Wendell Kellogg of Lebanon. Officers elected for one year include Justice Ernest Adelman, Vice Justice Frederick Kastner, Clerk Sherman Timmons, Treasurer Jon Howell, and Marshal Thomas Pitner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Moreau
KU School of Law
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Kansas University
Dean Moreau
Oregon University
Virginia Inn
Leslie Norton
Iola
Warren Heikes
Riley
Wendell Kellogg
Lebanon
Justice
Ernest Adelman
Kansas City
Frederick Kastner
Sherman Timmons
Jon Howell
Thomas Pitner
Fellowship Event Planned Here On First Day of May
On May 1 the United Church Women and church groups plan a Fellowship Day at First Christian Church in Fellowship Hall from 9 30 to 11 30 a m The program will center on a panel discussion Freedom of Residence moderated by Rev Paul R Davis with members from KU and local organizations.
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Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church
Christian Social Relations Committee
United Church Women
Richard Dyson
E. Gordon Erickson
Glenn Kappelman
Jesse Milan
Lawrence
Maxine Newman
Paul R. Davis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth Congregational
Kevin Jones
Trinity Episcopal
Milton Moore
A. M. Baptist
Leroy Waltaus
Church of God
Tom Moore
Dread Friends
Frances Black
St. Luke Ame
Kenneth Lenzen
Trinity Lutheran
Jesse Newman
Ninth St. Baptist
Nicholaas Willems
First Presbyterian
Vincent Wolfe
Joe Hickock
Ernest Burke
North Lawrence
Decathlon leaders and sprint results from Kansas Relays events
The report covers early decathlon standings after five events led by Jerry Dyes of Abilene Christian with 4 195 points and Phil Mulkey of Birmingham second with 3 899. It notes Jim Miller 51.9 in the 400 meter hurdles over Cliff Cushman 52.9, plus high school and university event leaders in javelin, shot put, broad jump, 120 yard hurdles, and sprint medley relay results.
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Colorado
Jim Miller
Cliff Cushman
Kansas
Miller
Cushman
Jerry Dyes
Abilene Christian
Mulkey
Atliene Christian
Phil’ Mulkey
Birmingham
Ala
Don Millis
Oklahoma
Bill Smith
Ohio
Steve Rogers
Kansas State
Ken Blair
J. D. Martin
Bob Ingstad
Southern Illinois
Ben Gassus
Texas
Don Harris
Shawnee Mission West
Walt Sawyer
Mission North
Jaye Ediger
Hutchinson
Bill Reese
Mission West
George Dennis
Wichita South
Steve Heck
Lawrence
Tom Holliday
Don June
Wyandotte
Robbie Bell
Wichita North
Junior Riggins
Centralia
Jerry Byrd
Jim Moore
Wayne Courtney
Jarry Fink
Mission Mast
Jerry Leads
Mission East
University
Missouri
Ray
Conrad
Ross
Lingle
Houston
Big Wight Ten
Bob Thurn
Bill Kimball
Holsington
Mike Judge
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Dedication to Public Interest at Rumsey Funeral Home VI
A dedication to public interest is announced by Rumsey Funeral Home VI with contact details 3 5111 Adv. The notice presents a civic pledge or community service orientation tied to funeral services and local outreach.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Measles Outbreak Hits Lawrence High School Students
In Lawrence the last six weeks saw 146 measles and related rashes among Lawrence High School students. Attendance clerk Blanche Phillips notes the outbreak may not have peaked yet, with the first case traced to March 6 this year.
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Lawrence High School
Blanche Phillips
University of Kansas Engineering Exposition and Relays Events
Overcast displays showcase The Process for Progress with themes from Building Education to Stimulation Techniques. KU hosts a Relays parade at 10 a.m. Saturday with grand marshal A C Lonborg and queen Joan McGregor, plus Law Day finals at Green Hall and a Relays opening at Memorial Stadium. International Festival and Relays dance follow in Hoch Auditorium and Kansas Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carr
Carthage
Kansas University
Camille Storey
Overland Park
Max Lucas
Kenneth Deemer
Journal-World Photo
Architectural Engineers Association
Alpha Chi Sigma
American Society of Civil Engineers
Kappa Eta Kappa
American Society of Metallurgists
American Institute of Mechanical Engineers
Eta Kappa Nu
Electrical Engineering
Energy For Progress
Petroleum Engineering Club
American Institute of Aeronautics
Progress
American Institute of Civil Engineers
Scarab
American Institute of Architects
Kansas Union
Carl E. Johnson
J. F
Kansas
Sandra Kaiser
Paola
Judith Railsback
Hutchinson
Memorial Stadium
Hugh Taylor
Stoke-on- Trent
England
Bill Cox Honored By Dinner Party
Lawrence Police Chief Bill Cox was honored at a retirement dinner with 86 attendees at the Little Banquet. He will leave the force May 1, receiving a camera with zoom, films, a carrying case, and a wall plaque as gifts. Fraternal Order of Police sponsored the event with remarks by Mayor Jim Owens and others.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Cox
Police Department
Fraternal Order of Police
Francis Alexander
Jim Owens
Rusty Springer
Ralph King
Jim Collins
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
A county column records numerous birth announcements and local residence names. It notes multiple individuals and families from Baldwin, De Soto, Newman, Eudora, Bonner Springs, and surrounding towns receiving births or listed as residents today.
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Panama Canal
Colombia
Fred C. Black
Alan A. Boyden
H. C. Brinkman
J. Neal Carman
Harry T. Craig Serge Gaulupeau
Griesa
Sidney L. Harrison
Frances K. Hungerford
Theodore Johnson
Howard F. Joseph
Karl Kreider
Totel
Lawrence Paper CO
Th &N.H
Oread
K.C
Moreau
Law Group
Dwight Sickles
Tenn
THE
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance Health
Group Insurance
Pension Pian
South Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Co
RMAN
Ane
Maude Devault
Baldwin
Richard L. George
Rockledge Rd
Obbie Hall
DeSoto
Gary Guinn
James H. Parsons
Thomas Brockus
Olathe
Warren Zimmerman
W. 24Th St
Lois A. Moore
Wellington
Morris Snodgrass
North St
Inez Schaffert
Melvin Wyler
W. 22Nd
Terr
Della M. Gibson
Daisy Petefish
Esther Windsor
Brook
Lyman Lemon
Forrest H. Smith
Tonganoxie
Donna Harris
W. 24Th
Eileen Durbin
Newman
Kan
Evelyn Bell
Janet B. Collins
Alice Johnson
Grace Ballweg
N. H
Cora Moyer
Michael Hale
Anna Faringer
Learnard
Laura M. Cooper
Eudora
Robert A. Wagner
Eddie E Payne
N. Y
Harry Ronald Jennings
Bonner Springs
Sylvester Posch
Thomas Jenkins
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Hiinolg
Cooper-Warren
New Hampshire
Viking
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