Critics of Policy in Cuba Still Don’t Offer Answers
James Marlow surveys Kennedy critics on Cuba policy as they dodge direct demands for war or concrete solutions. Goldwater hints at exiled invasion, Nixon weighs risks, Dirksen questions boldness, Rockefeller presses domestic woes, while Kennedy deflects blame.
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Cuba
Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Russia
Castro
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
White House
Thruston Morton
R Ky
Goldwater
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Richard M. Nixon
United States
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mestic
Viet Nam
Mt. Oread Architects 50th Anniversary Celebration
Kansas University architecture department marks its 50th anniversary with a Kansas chapter AIA conference. More than 300 architects alumni and students attend sessions displays and an honors banquet. Dean Joseph Passonneau of Washington University will keynote. AIA session features Eugene J. Mackey and a panel includes DeVon Carlson Edward Robinson Donald Hatch and Charles Haines.
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Kansas University
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
Kansas Architects
Joseph R. Passonneau
Washington University Architecture School
St. Louis
AIA
Eugene J. Mackey
Murphy and Mackey
Dean DeVon Carlson
Colorado University Architecture School
KU Press
Philosophy
Edward S. Robinson
Donald E. Hatch
Firm
Hatch, White, Hermann and Steinau
San Francisco
Calif
Charles Haines
New York
Voorhees, Walker, Smith, Smith and Haines
Public Morals Influence Private Ethics at KU City Managers School
British psychologist Prof. Douglas Price-Williams told about 75 city managers at Kansas University that public morality encroaches on private behavior via group pressures and technology. He outlined three morality formation paths and noted the three day City Managers School theme Ethics and Leadership.
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Kansas University
Douglas Price-Williams
London School of Economics
Price-Williams
Beavers May Save Water For Missouri Community
In Lawson Missouri a beaver couple moved into Brushy Creek and built a dam that raised water depth behind it to 16 18 inches. With a 14 million gallon reservoir draining at 50 000 gallons daily the city weighs options including tapping beaver water or building a pipeline as officials seek federal aid. The town faces about 45 days of supply with rainfall scarce and doubles water rates to curb use.
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Lawson
Brushy Creek
Missouri
Lawson Reservoir
Morton Holman
Lawson Review
Holman
Beavers
Kansas City
Missouri River
Beaver Dam
Two Lawrence Students to Tour South Pacific with KU Troupe
Mimi Frink and Mickey Denfeld, KU students, are among 17 Kansas University actors and musicians chosen to tour the production of The Boy Friend for the USO and Defense Department. The group will tour May 17 to July 17, performing at U.S. military installations across Japan Korea Okinawa Taiwan the Philippines Guam and Hawaii under instructor Bill Kuhlke.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
South Pacific
USO
Defense Department
Mimi Frink
Stratford Rd
Mickey Denfeld
W. 6Th St
Bill Kuhlke
OSU
University Theatre
U.S
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Taiwan
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
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Associated Press News
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Riverside
Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute
Consumer Testing Institute
ZERO
Chevrolet Ford
Quart Plymouth
Hill Chevrolet
Plymouth Chevrolet Ford
Highwa
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Massachusetts
TNT Food Products, Inc
Penn. St
International
Easy Riding
Easy Steering
Truck & Tractor E
Standard
Standard Oil Division
American Oil, Company
American Oil Company
Bridge Standard
Parker Buick Company
Shields
Hartman
Leonard
BUD Calvert
Hillcrest Standard
Francis Denton
N.H
Sth
Vermont
Indiana
23Rd
Louisiana
Iowa
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