Ole Miss Faculty Losses Top Twenty Percent
The University of Mississippi faces a 20 percent faculty exodus as 54 of 1962 63 cataloged instructors will not return next fall. The AP survey notes departures include 11 full professors and 17 associate professors amid concerns over academic freedom and political interference.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Associated Press
J. D. Williams
Meredith
William H. Willis
Clark
Ole Miss
Dr. Willis
IRS Issues Over 300 Gambling Permits in Kansas
The Kansas office of the Internal Revenue Service issued more than 300 licenses for coin operated gaming devices during the first five weeks of the new fiscal year. Gambling stamps cost 50 dollars with a 10 percent tax on bets. July collections included 328.96 from stamps and 990.66 from taxes. Machine owners pay 250 dollars per year per device, with pro rated monthly licenses. Readouts list Kansas residents and establishments purchasing gambling stamps since July 1 in Lawrence.
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Wichita
Kansas
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Elbert Beard
Lawrence
Chesney
David
Ray
Haas
Charles
Cooper
E. R
Guffer
William M. McMahon
H. G. Jr
Patton
Marcus S
Bailey
Gene W
Rowe
Susie
Sink
Delores
Alford-Clarke Post
Wilson
John W
KU Fraternity Houses Additions and Founding Dates
The article lists recent construction at KU fraternity houses including a $100,000 addition by ga and a $108,000 remodeling by Delta Tau Delta. It then provides founding years for 27 KU fraternities, pairing national origins with university establishment dates and noting missing data for Kappa Alpha Psi and KU founding dates for Theta Tau.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Acacia
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Alpha Phi Alpha
Alpha Tau Omega
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Chi
Delta Sigma Phi
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Upsilon
Kappa Alpha Psi
Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Kappa Psi
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Kappa Tau
Phi Kappa Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Sigma Nu
Sigma Chi Epsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Theta Chi
Theta Tau
Triangle
Meredith Set to Graduate at Ole Miss Amid Tense Push
James H Meredith appeared relaxed with family as MississippiThe University of Mississippi moved toward granting the 25yearold Kosciuszko Negro a degree despite Gov Ross Barnetts late attempts to delay the ceremony The State College Board voted 6 to 5 to follow a subcommittee report that urged no action by the board or committee Barnett said that ends it and sought delay pending investigation into Meredith remarks after Medgar Evers murder in June
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Jackson, Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Ole Miss
Kosciusko
State College Board
Barnett
Meredith
Jackson
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Speed residents react as project proposal dies
An atheist questions a man who says he knows nothing about her as Mrs Murray and reporters follow her to Irene's Long Branch for beers. Speed's business district is empty and residents are relieved the Speed proposal appears dead.
Rights marchers deny charge in Washington march probe
Bayard Rustin chief organizer of the August 28 civil rights march calls Thurmond's claims that he belonged to the Communist party and that he was jailed 28 months for draft evasion demonstrably false. A. Philip Randolph backs Rustin while Thurmond voiced the accusations in Senate.
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New York
Bayard Rustin
Washington
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Communist Party
Rustin
Thurmond
Austin
A. Philip Randolph
March
Negro-American Labor Council
Randolph
Bayard Austin
Senate
Mackey School Enrollment Set for Tuesday Morning
Enrollment at the Mackey School five miles east of Lawrence on K32 will open Tuesday from 9 to 11. Teachers include Mrs. Phyllis Daniels Mrs. Mabel McNees and Mrs. Lois Ward.
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Mackey School
Lawrence
Phyllis Daniels
Mabel McNees
Lois Ward
Goldberg Refuses To Save Jimenez From Extradition
Marcos Perez Jimenez, ex venezoluelan dictator, was sneaked from a Miami jail to a Venezuelan airliner after Justice Goldberg denied a stay. The court assumed he would face embezzlement charges only and be granted fair Venezuelan trial rights.
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Miami
Fla
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Dade County
Perez Jimenez
Miami International
Goldberg
United States
Georgia Coach Wally Butts Character remark sparks libel suit trial
Attorney Welborn B. Cody for Curtis Publishing described Wally Butts as a man who rose to football coaching heights and then lost his character after leaving the University of Georgia. Cody testified amid a $10 million libel suit, saying Butts failed in shaping young people and lost his own character in the process.
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Atlanta
Curtis Publishing Co
Wally Butts
Welborn B. Cody
Butts
University of Georgia
Cody
Georgia
Two Automobile Wrecks Reported With 460 In Damage
Two separate non-injury crashes caused about 460 dollars in damage. At 4 p.m. at Fairgrounds Road and K 10 a two car collision injured one vehicle and another with 60 dollars damage. Leland E. Johnson, 18, of Baldwin, was eastbound on K 10 and said he failed to see the Cowden car driven by William D. Cowden, 2033 Hillview Rd, causing about 200 dollar damage to Cowden and 60 to Johnson. A second crash south of Lawrence on Haskell Road involved George M. Willhoite, 18, of 1645 19th St Terr, with about 200 dollars damage after his car overturned following a near pass and swerving to avoid an oncoming vehicle.
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K 10
Leland E. Johnson
Baldwin
William D. Cowden
Hillview Rd
Johson
Cowden
Johnson
George M. Willhoite
19Th St. Terr
Lawrence
Haskell Road
Willhoite
Bombs Dropped Over Cuban Sugar Mills and Refineries
Cuban radio reports say an unidentified plane bombed and strafed the Bolivia sugar mill in Camaguey Province and a second aircraft over Havana’s Nico Lopez refinery. Anti aircraft fire forced the Cuban plane away. one 50 pound bomb exploded with no damage.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Nico Lopez
Havana Bay
U.S
Esso
Armed Forces Ministry
Bolivia
Camaguey
Moron
Committees Hear Taylor Defense of Ratification Standing
Gen Maxwell D Taylor testified that the Joint Chiefs of Staff would back treaty ratification without pressure from Pentagon civilian leaders while LeMay pressed questions on CIA Director John A McCone regarding security aspects of the nuclear test ban treaty.
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John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Prison escapees from Ohio captured in Kansas City gun battle
Ohio inmates Richard Ermacore and Fred Stires escaped Lebanon prison amid July breakouts. After a rooming house raid, Ermacore was shot in the back and critically injured while Stires surrendered after a five mile chase. A gin bottle and ammo were found near the scene.
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Kansas City Y(ap
Ohio
Richard Ermacore
Fred Stires
Columbus
Ohio Correctional Institution
Lebanon
Kansas City Finance Company
Ermacore
Stires
Stirés
Dorothy Williams
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Earl Horner
Navy Tests Two-Man Submarine for Deep Ocean Flight
Navy engineers test a two man submarine off San Clemente California that can be flown like an airplane. Designed at China Lake the craft uses fixed buoyancy and an enclosed pressure vehicle for crew protection. Propulsion relies on an electric motor and torpedo batteries with deeper operation planned.
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San Clemente
Calif
California
Navy
Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
August Piccard
Bathyscaphe Trieste
Yellowstone Tragedy Site Four Years After the Quake
Tourists visit West Yellowstone and Quake Lake to witness the Hebgen Lake quake’s 1965 scars. The Madison River canyon shows a 1000 foot high slide, 28 dead, 250 rescued, and signs of a rebuilt area with ongoing ranger briefings and reconstruction efforts.
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Madison
Madison Valley
Quake Lake
Hebgen Dam
Hebgen Lake
U.S. Forest Service
Lawrence square dance judges praise 4 H Club entries
Two Lawrence square dance callers L R Perry and Jack Riling judged the 4 H Club contest at Overbrook Fair saying the 4 Hers did a fine job. The judges evaluated knowledge and execution of square dance movements by the 4 H members. New Lawrence residents may enroll at Lawrence High School between now and the start of classes.
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Lawrence
L. R
Dad) Perry
Jack Riling
Lawrence High School
Max Stalcup
Starcup
National Selected Mor ticians Memorial Ad
Mor ticians memorial notices list members and contact from Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3-5111. Adv.
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National Selected Morticians
Rumsey Funeral Home
Card of Thanks to All for Kindness and Care
I thank everyone for the nice cards and flowers during my hospital stay. I also thank the nurses on the 1st floor west for their care and understanding. Special thanks to Dr Learned for his patience and understanding. May God bless you all. Mrs. Roberta Ireland.
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Dr. Learned
West Germany to Sign Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
West Germany announced it will sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty. The decision was made unanimously at a cabinet meeting that lasted nearly four hours in Bonn.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
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By George Moses
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Ennis
Madison River
the Bank of Friendly Lete
Douglas County State Bank
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Lecebeak
M. R. Carlson
West
State Farm Mutual Automoble Insurance Company
Nang Otte
Bloomington, Illinois
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