Socialist Leader Blames Capitalism for Job Losses at KU
John P. Quinn of the Socialist Labor Party told about 50 at the Kansas Union that unemployment cannot be eliminated while capitalists own production tools. He argued for collective ownership to provide jobs for all and shorter work hours as capacity grows. The talk, sponsored by the Minority Opinions Forum, urged a socialist path to end unemployment.
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Socialist Labor Party
Kansas Union
Quinn
Kansas University
Minority Opinions Forum
Laird Wilcox
N. Y. St
Johnson
Oswald the romantic computer matches UConn dance couples
At the University of Connecticut a IBM 7040 computer named Oswald, aided by humans, matched 550 students for a college dance. Thirty-two pairs formed from three partners each, with participants urging better looks and the program noting its own limits.
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Conn
Oswald
O.K
University of Connecticut
Student Union
Jack Carlson
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Carlson
IBM
Socialist Labor Party Advocate Sees Ballot Box Revolution
Speaker Paul Quinn urges peaceful turnover to socialism with workers electing temporary representatives and receiving vouchers for goods. He notes few active workers but growing interest and calls for abolition of money. discusses Purposes at a public talk with literature handed out.
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U. S
Socialist Labor Party
Quinn
Congress
Fort Knox
Meeting Set For Representatives of Five Kansas Colleges
Representatives from five Regents institutions and Wichita University meet at Kansas University on Monday to discuss student welfare and services. KU admissions director James Hitt opens with “What are the students like?” followed by panels on societal influences and solutions led by academics from KU Kansas State Fort Hays Pittsburg and Menorah Hospital Missouri City.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Wichita University
Kansas University
James K. Hitt
William Bevan
Kansas State University
Jean Stouffer
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Ralph Wright
Pittsburg
Marvin Harder
Gordon Collister
Margaret Lahey
William Wygle
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Sigmund Gundle
Menorah Hospital
Kansas City
World’s Fair preview tips and travel guidance for Kansans
The columnist visits the New York World's Fair to offer planning advice for families. He urges study of maps and guides, choosing pavilions in advance, and comfortable attire for walking. He notes construction, admission, food costs, and transportation options, and recommends including GM Ford GE exhibits.
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New York
Fairgrounds
Belgium
KP and L Reports Profit Increases Over Quarter
Kansas Power and Light Co shows higher first quarter profits in 1964 with net income of 2.911 million, 92 cents and per share versus 84 cents. Twelve month net reaches 8.827 million with earnings per share of 2.79 versus 2.56. First quarter sales total 19.281 million, up 351 thousand from 1963.
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KP & L
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kp&l
Wheat stocks in storage reach 1.21 billion bushels
Washington reports total wheat in storage on April 1 at 1,206,688,000 bushels, down from 1,504,092,000 bushels on April 11 last year. The Agriculture Department released the figures Friday.
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Agriculture Department
Brooklyn youth charged in multiple murders
George Whitmore Jr. is shown at the Brooklyn police station after being charged with homicide for the April 14 stabbing death of a Brooklyn woman. Police say he also admitted to the August 28 slayings of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert in a Manhattan apartment.
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New York
George Whitmore
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Manhattan
Miss Wylie
Philip Wylie
George Whitmore Jr
Brooklyn
Picasso Art Exhibit Opens at Kansas University Museum
Paintings by Pablo Picasso Kees van Dongén Francis Bacon and Thomas Eakins will be shown Sunday from 2 to 4 p m with a reception at the Kansas University Museum of Art. The exhibit Images 23 Interpretations features major late 19th and 20th century works loaned by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Menninger Foundation and several others.
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Pablo Picasso
Kees van Dongén
Francis Bacon
Thomas Eakins
Kansas University Museum of Art
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Nelson Gallery
Daylight Saving Time Sets In Across Much Of The Nation
The nation gains an extra hour of evening sun as daylight saving time starts Sunday at 2 a.m. in most areas. Sunrise comes an hour later, affecting farmers and early commuters. clocks are usually reset Saturday night. Most regions stay on daylight time through late October. New England, New York, New Jersey, D C, Wisconsin, West Virginia, California, Washington and parts of Canada participate. Oregon, Maryland, Pennsylvania have county and local exemptions.
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New Jersey
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Wisconsin
West Virginia
California
State of Washington
British Columbia
Four–car chain reaction on U S 40 causes damage
About 6 45 p m Friday a four car crash on U S 40 at the city edge caused an estimated 1 5000 in damage. No injuries were reported. Francis Mc Greevy 39 of 401 Perry stopped to turn left, others halted, Ronald Thompson 47 of Lecompton failed to stop hitting Scott Matthews 18 of 1045 W 19th St causing the chain smash.
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U. S. 40
Highway Patrol
Dick Krasnicka
Francis McGreevy
Perry
Thomas Fraher Jr
Kansas City
Scott Matthews
W. 19Th St
Ronald C. Thompson
Lecompton
Matthews
Parking Site Cleared for Project 800 Downtown Parking Lot
City engineers expect demolition of all buildings on the 800 block of Vermont to finish by end of next week. The Huddle Tavern tenant will vacate by Wednesday, and Alfred Coffman and Son workers aim to remove the small building by week’s end.
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Vermont
George Williams
Williams
Huddle Tavern
Alfred Coffman and Son
Harold Horn
Massachusetts
Former KU Acting Dean Named UMKC Business Dean
Dr. Jack C. Heysinger, acting dean of the KU School of Business from 1955 to 1957, will become dean of the UMKC School of Business and Public Administration starting July 1. The appointment awaits board approval after his resignation from Wichita University’s College of Business Administration.
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UMKC
Jack C. Heysinger
Kansas University School of Business
School of Business and Public Administration
Missouri University
Kansas City
Carleton F. Scofield
Heysinger
College of Business Administration
Wichita University
Card of Thanks to Clinton Neighbors and Helpers
The Punch Collins Family expresses gratitude to Clinton neighbors and friends for help after the tornado struck their farm. They thank the Coop plant workers and the Assembly of God Church ladies for meals and support. May God bless you all.
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Clinton
Coop
The
Assembly of God Church
Punch Collins
In Memoriam Eu gene Shorty Holladay
In loving memory of Eu gene Shorty Holladay who left us two years ago on April 25 1962 a precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is still a place is vacant in our home which never can be filled sadly missed by wife children and grandchildren
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Eugene
Shorty) Holladay
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