Nixon Grover eyed in 1964 GOP leadership chatter
The Saturday Column surveys GOP sentiment as Nixon and Rockefeller vie for the 1964 presidential race. Editors favored Rockefeller after Washington New York meetings, though Nixon’s campaign aura resurges. Goldwater and Romney lag. Glenn discussed as a potential future candidate amid party realignments.
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Kennedy
U. S
Gov
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Romney
John Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Richard Nixon
Gov. Rockefeller
Scranton
Nixon
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Robert Kennedy
White House
Lawrence
Kansas
Franklin Murphy
Mt. Oread
Kennedys
GOP
New Frontier Group
Pat Brown
Journal-World wins two national ANPA citations
The Journal-World received two ANPA special activity awards in New York. One honored the Carrier Boys Brass Choir and its Christmas Carol Sing project. The other praised the Arbor Day effort delivering about 700 pin oak trees to sixth graders in Lawrence area schools.
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Journal-World
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Journal- World Carrier Boys Brass Choir
Lawrence
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal- World
Simons
ANPA
Bartlett Barnes
Bristol, Conn
Kansas University
New Works Entered For Premiere Performances
Gary White conducts New Twist matic Overture and Roy Ham lin Johnson's Concerto da Camera for Oboe and Strings. Other composers with entries include Alvin King Midland College George Green Vermont University John Verrail Washington University Thomas Beversdorf Indiana University J Harold Moyer Bethel College Rodger D Vaughan Southern California University Dexter Morrill St Louis Albert Carr Ogallala Bruce Burkley Cincinnati Jack Moehlenkamp Randolph Macon William Mayer New York David H Davis Virginia University Armand Russell Hawaii University William Sydeman Mannes College.
Ex Marine to testify on Cuba killing story at Capitol
Former Marine William Szili, discharged after alleging he helped a Medal of Honor recipient hide a Cuban suspected of spying, says he was ordered to keep quiet. Rep. Schweiker plans to discuss the case with Szili to assess possible appeal and action.
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Washington (Ap
Capitol Hill
Navy
Guantanamo
William A. Szili
Richard S. Schweiker
Rpa
Szili
Norristown
Szill
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Bulletin
Arthur Jackson
San Jose
Calif
Arthur J. Jackson
Defense Department
Jackson
Marine Corps
Osma Honored During KU Cervantes Day Event
Kansas University marked its 39th Cervantes Day with students from KU and area schools honoring Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra and KU founder Prof. J. M. Osma. Dr F Sanchez Escribano spoke on Lop de Vega Valor Humano y Estetico as the luncheon honored Prof. Osma and Mrs Osma attended. Afternoon performances featured plays sketches songs dances and other Spanish Latin American performances.
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Kansas University
Cervantes
J. M. Osma
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Don Quixote
Osma
F. Sanchez Escribano
Colorado University
Lop de Vega
Valor Humano Y Estetico
KU Alpha Phi Omega to Host 40 Mile Kaw River Canoe Race
Lawrence area events include a 40 mile canoe race from Topeka to Lawrence with three man teams from KU and regional schools meeting at 7 30 a m at the Capitol lawn in Topeka and finishing at the Kansas Turnpike bridge. An art exhibition at KU Union runs through May 7 featuring 20 American and British artists.
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Kansas University
Alpha Phi Omega
National
Boy Scout Service Fraternity
Kaw
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas State University
Kansas City University
Rockhurst College
Central Missouri State
Capitol Building
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas University Union
Department of Arts and Sciences
International Business Machines Corp
George W. Bellows
John Carroll
John Singleton Copley
Anthony Devas
Ralph Earl
Jerry Farnsworth
George R. A. Healy
Robert Henri
Joseph Hirsch
Augustus E. John
George B. Luks
Samuel F. B. Morse
William Nicholson
Turnpike Revenue Increase Reported in Kansas First Quarter
Wichita AP reports Kansas turnpike first quarter net revenue reached $1,074,195 against a $1,315,980 interest requirement. For the year ending March 31, net revenue totaled $3,473,842, 1.04 times the annual interest, with 93 percent coverage over the prior 12 months. Newcomer cites higher traffic and revenues, offset by March maintenance and road repairs costs after winter damage.
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Wichita
Kansas
Priest Faces Charges in Dodge City Driving Case
Rev. Edward Q. Franz 44 a St. Mary of the Plains College instructor was arrested in Hutchinson on drunken driving leaving the scene failing to report an accident careless driving and being drunk. He was jailed and slated for a police court appearance May 3.
Forbes to get six C-130 squadrons at Forbes AFB Topeka
Senator James B. Pearson said the Air Force will replace aircraft at Forbes Air Force Base Topeka with six C-130 transport squadrons. He noted fighters might also be based there, which could cut transport squadrons. Population at Forbes would level at 4 500 to 5 000 after wings are phased out.
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Topeka
Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
James B. Pearson
A-Kansas
Pearson
Nude and Martini Stir Tucson Art Center
A nude painting titled Self- Portrait With a Martini by Jack Stuck draws protests from Mrs. Violet Dilley while city officials and center president William Hawes Smith defend it as non obscene. The work boosts attendance at the Tucson Festival art show and sparks debate over artistic vulgarity.
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Tucson
Ariz
Tucson Art Center
Violet Dilley
Frank Ellig
Los Angeles
Jack Stuck
William Hawes Smith
Center
Ouster action filed against Shawnee County Sheriff
Shawnee County Sheriff Vernon L. Robinson was served a district court summons announcing an ouster action filed by the Kansas attorney general and county attorney.
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Topeka
Vernon L. Robinson
Shawnee County
Kansas
Liquor Price-Fixing Law Challenged in Kansas Suit
A lawsuit challenging the 1961 Kansas liquor price fixing law will be heard May 13 in Shawnee County District Court. The act required distillers to file a minimum price list and barred sales below that filing, but the law has been nullified since its April 10, 1961 effective date.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Switch to Big Planes Its Due for Schilling
The Air Force announced a shift to larger aircraft at Schilling Air Force Base in Salina Kansas. The 310th Air Refueling Squadron will receive 15 KC135 jet tanker planes by next spring and the change over is slated for completion by late summer 1964.
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Salina
Kan
Schilling Air Force Base
Air Force
310Th
Six Scholarships Awarded by Kansas Architects at KU
The Kansas chapter of the American Institute of Architects awarded four National AIA scholarships to KU and KSU students at a KU meeting. A 50th anniversary KU Architecture Department dinner follows at the Kansas Union Ballroom.
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Kansas University
Kansas State University
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
KU Architecture Department
Kansas Union
AIA
Don Robertson
Lawrence
Robert Cartwright
Louisburg
KSU
Errol Frailey
Franklin, Pa
Sabatini Elected President of Kansas Junior Bar
A 31 year old Topeka lawyer, Frank Sabatini, was elected president of the Kansas Junior Bar Association. Clarence King of Salina and Donald Hartter of Topeka were named vice presidents. William Dye of Wichita secretary. Robert Lytle of Mission treasurer. Directors named: Mike Chalfont, Hutchinson. Tom Larson, Topeka. Waters.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Topeka
Frank Sabatini
Kansas Junior Bar Association
Richard Waters
Junction City
Clarence King
Salina
Donald Hartter
William Dye
Wichita
Robert Lytle
Mission
Mike Chalfont
Hutchinson
Tom Larson
Waters
Ex-Convict Held On Suspicion In Gruesome Killing
Lee McGorgory, 35, an ex convict who served 16 years in Oklahoma for highway robbery, is jailed in the Bowlin slayings inquiry. Sheriff Tomlinson notes detectives will verify details as investigators find more body parts and pursue boot evidence linked to the suspect.
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Lee McGorgory
James E. Tapp
McGorgory
Oklahoma
Tomlinson
Cowley County
Earl Rose
Roland Bobier
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