Goldwater and Byrd Challenge Kennedy Foreign Aid Plan
In Washington the Senate faced a vote on Kennedy's five year 8.8 billion loan program for development abroad. Opponents led by Senator Barry Goldwater and Senator Harry Byrd argued the borrowing would damage the dollar and increase the public debt. Byrd proposed annual congressional reauthorization and warned of poor risk loans with no repayment certainty. Administration backers predicted a 5 to 7 vote against the Byrd amendment.
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Conservative groups plan campus clubs in Kansas
Deaneach faculty member selects texts for courses. Stanley criticizes liberals as lacking new ideas since 1932 and warns freedom has 15 years left. He argues self-government is limited to two year cycles. He calls for leadership prioritizing liberty over life and security, and for conservative clubs at Kansas campuses. Kansas YAF opens headquarters in Wichita with over 30,000 members.
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Young Americans For Freedom
Wichita
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Health official warns of rising venereal disease among teens
Dr. Clinton of the City-County Health Department cites a sharp rise in venereal diseases among teenagers. He credits cooperation from private physicians, notes confidential testing, and stresses reporting and follow up to trace contacts nationwide amid lingering stigma.
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KU Graduate Wins ABA Ethics Essay Prize At St Louis
Kansas University selected professor Robert B. McKay of New York University Law School for a $3,000 prize from the American Bar Association at its annual meeting in St. Louis. McKay, a 1940 KA graduate, was honored for a prize winning essay on a code of ethics for administrative agencies.
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Tonganoxie High School Sets Week of Enrollment
Tonganoxie High School will hold enrollment Monday through Thursday with each class enrolling on its own day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Seniors enroll Monday, juniors Tuesday, sophomores Wednesday, and freshmen Thursday. Y Teen girls sell used books and new textbooks daily to enrolling class members. dates precede the August 28 start of school.
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Farm Bureau Unit Plans Tuesday Meeting and Fair Involvement
A Douglas County Farm Bureau subcommittee will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Owen Mitchell home Route 4 C E Richards chairman talks about assessment taxation and state and federal affairs all interested persons welcome The group also plans participation in the 4 H Fair next week and the county fair September 1 at the 4 H Fairgrounds Kenneth Hubbard chairs the 4 H event committee and Don Palmateer Harold Boehle Carl Russell and L O Armstrong handle the county fair booth plans
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Douglas County
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Harold Boehle
Carl Russell
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Funeral Services Held For Starkweather Child
Funeral services were held for James M. Starkweather eight in Dimondale Michigan after a barn fire on the family farm killed him. Police say he was playing in a straw loft with his brothers when a hut collapsed. His father James A Starkweather suffered minor burns in a failed rescue attempt. Authorities believe the boy was playing with matches.
Allies Won’t Fight West Berlin, Khrushchev Says
Premier Khrushchev told John J. McCloy that he is convinced U S allies would not fight to hold West Berlin, a report from Washington cites. The claim reflects Cold War tensions and speculative defense commitments amid disarmament talks.
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KU students return from Europe nine week language study
Sixty seven KU students completed a nine week summer language institute in Europe and arrived in New York en route home. The program, approved by the Kansas Board of Regents, sent groups to Germany France and Spain. Dr J A Buzzle said his wife called from New York to report safe arrival.
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Funds Sought For C of C Agricultural Projects
The Agriculture Committee of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce seeks funds to host a free barbecue for farm families and to hold a 4 H and FFA fat calf and pig auction at the Douglas County Fair on Sept 2. John Vogel leads the committee and mail solicitation is underway.
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Berlin asylum flow tests border fears and permits
West Berlin registers 1573 refugees at the reception center amid East German pressure to restrict entry. Red police turn trains away while thousands still reach West Berlin amid Khrushchev rhetoric fearing border closure and a possible explosion of unrest.
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Khrushchev Calls for Respect and Berlin Peace Talks
Khrushchev warned the West that a German peace treaty is needed and that Western access to West Berlin must be guaranteed. He urged negotiations and cited past summit tensions while stressing the Soviet Union seeks peaceful solutions and mutual respect.
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$3 Million Bonus Reported Today In State's Treasury
Topeka AP reports a $3 million bonus in the state treasury for the current fiscal year attributed to James W. Bibb. The gain comes from $2 million higher tax collections and $1 million in under spending, with general revenue at $27,587,478 and the sales tax fund at $16,709,020. Bibb cautions against optimistic expectations for next year.
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LHS Students Win National FFA Recognition and Honors
Robb and Schaake become LHS first national recommendees for the House of Delegates. Robb, state FFA president in 1959, earned $100 grants for dairy judging and public speaking and the Carl Raymond Gray scholarship. He led the senior class and Jayhawk FFA, with top chapter awards in multiple production categories.
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Robb
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National Organization For Recommendation
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Lecompton Clinic to Run at High School Monday
Lecompton Well Baby Clinic at the high school is set for Monday with Dr. Dale Clinton in charge from 9 30 to 10 30 a.m.
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Lecompton Well
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Card of Thanks from Charles Belles and Family
The Belles family thank friends and neighbors for cards letters and gifts received during the hospital stay. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
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