Teen age Miss Zavrel thrills Mount Oread crowd
Jeanine Zavrel of Falls Church Virginia 17 winner of Miss Teenage America 1964 tops Mount Oread during the Second National Explorer Delegate Conference at KU with 1 112 young explorers. A press conference filled with questions and jokes highlighted the event as Miss Zavrel described dating criteria and her role as youth safety spokesman for Ford's Lincoln Mercury division.
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Mount Oread
Jeanine Zavrel
Falls Church
Dallas
Tex
Kansas University
Miss Zaviel
J.E.B. Stuart High School
Miss Zavrel
United States
Lawrence
Lincoln-Mercury
Ford Motor Company
Explorer
Eleven Lawrence grads named to KU honors program
Eleven 1964 Lawrence High School graduates are among 121 KU freshmen invited to join the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences honors program. Named from Lawrence are Albert Brune Nancy Gallup Billie Golden David Leonard James McCalla Russell Merrill Sara Paretsky Lucy Price Michel Rasmussen Elizabeth Spray and Constance Stuckey. Selection rests on Summerfield Watkins tests placement exams and interviews.
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Kansas University
Lawrence High School
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Albert Brune
Daniel Brune
Route 3
Nancy Jean Gallup
Alfred Gallup
21St St
Billie Ann Golden
Billie B. Golden
Ala
David Leonard
A. Byron Leonard
James McCalla
Wesley McCalla
Ohio
Russell B. Merrill
William Merrill
Dakota
Sara Nancy Paretsky
David Paretsky
Eudora
Lucy Price
G. Baley Price
Barker
Michel Rasmussen
Carl Rasmussen
Belle Haven Dr
Elizabeth Spray
Chester Spray
Constance Stuckey
Pioneer Rd
George R. Waggoner
Francis H. Heller
Life Magazine
Ohio Lantern
Ohio State University
OSU
Summerfield
Watkins
Dole Pushes GOP Buy Johnson Holdings At Listed Price
Rep. Robert Dole proposed that the Republican party purchase President Johnson's holdings for the price he assigns, saying the assets are valued by his audit at 3.4 million dollars but press estimates range from 10 to 15 million. He suggested profits could fund Barry Goldwater's campaign.
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Washington
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Republican Party
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
House
Dole
Jefferson County 4H Fair Continues After Rain Deluge
The Jefferson County 4H Fair at Valley Falls proceeds despite 1.5 inches of rain. Beef cattle sheep and hogs will be sold at the livestock auction scheduled for 8 pm indoors. Winners in style revue talent show and various 4-H competitions announced with Blue ribbons awarded to Henderson Tucker Camblin and others.
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Jefferson County
Valley Falls
Lawrence
Arthur Johnson
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County Agriculture Extension
Marsha Bomann
Winchester
Joyce Noll
Mooney Creek
Jerry Wofford
Ozankie
Nesbitt
Steven Call
Valley Victors 4H Club
Steve Henderson
Rural Topeka
Judy Tucker
Grantville
Joan
Marcia Camblin
Sue Kenney
Ozawkie
Dorothy Straney
Carla Jones
Cathy Lassiter
Charlene Kendall
Cindy Gales
Marvel Ansley
Local Woman Robbed in Early Morning Higgins Area
Gladys A Marchant of 1648 Rose Lane reported to the Law rence Police Department at 1 27 a m today that a man struck her in the face and took her purse containing 20 dollars and personal belongings. A suspect was picked up this morning and identified by the woman. Charges were expected to be filed by assistant county attorney Dan Young this afternoon.
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Gladys A. Marchant
Rose Lane
Lawrence
Dan Young
Soviet Sentry Fires At U S Army Car In Berlin
In East Berlin last Sunday a Soviet army sentry fired two bursts from a submachine gun toward a U S Army car. no one was injured as bullets missed the vehicle. The incident prompted a U S protest to the Soviet ambassador and to the East German commander, asserting dangerous and unjustified conduct and defending freedom of movement in the Soviet sector.
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Pyotr Abrasimov
East Berlin
Ivan E. Yakubovsky
East Germany
U.S
Berlin
Twenty Annual Children's Theatre Conference Opens at KU
The 20th annual Children's Theatre Conference opened at KU Murphy Hall with about 200 delegates from Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Missouri. A new play Doctor Gray Matter's Dilemma is set for 8 30 tonight in University Theatre and Beauty and the Beast closes Saturday with a KU production.
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Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Jed Davis
Swarthout Recital Hall
Doctor Gray Matter
Junior League
Cedar Rapids
George A. Heinemann
NBC Children’s Theater
Ku’s
Beverly Dolezal
W. 2Nd St. Terr
Russell Moore
W. 22Nd St
Carol Watkinson
W. 13Th St
Bennie Stewart
Haskell
George Nheim
Frank Hoecker
Two Women Reaching Cabinet Roles in U S History
Frances Perkins who served as secretary of labor under Franklin D Roosevelt and Oveta Culp Hobby who led the department of health education and welfare under Dwight D Eisenhower have both attained cabinet officer status marking a historic advancement for women in the federal government.
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Frances Perkins
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Action in Viet Fight Perks Up Prestige in Area
After the August 5 bombing raid on North Vietnam, confidence rose among Americans and South Vietnamese. A mood shift toward determination followed, with Premier Nguyen Khanh declaring a curfew and civil defense drills in Saigon. The action energized hopes for punishing the north and isolating the Viet Cong while signaling the United States intends to stay and win.
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Saigon
Times-Post
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Washington
America
North
Viet Nam
China
Nguyen Khanh
Los Angeles Times
Douglas County State Senator Hults Retires Endorses GOP slate
In a statement to the Journal-World Senator Hults thanks supporters in Douglas and Jefferson counties after ten years in the state Senate. He praises colleagues, expresses hope for a Republican victory in November, and pledges assistance to the GOP ticket and the new Senate nominee.
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Journal- World
Hults
Douglas
Jefferson
Senate
Sprouted grains not boost dairy cow nutrition
Sprouted grains offer no nutritional advantage for dairy cows over a balanced ration with hay silage or pasture. A large amount of labor is required to produce sprouted grain.
Ruby Says Sorrow For Widow Led To Oswald Attack
New York Journal American publishes a 102 page transcript of Jack Ruby’s Warren Commission interrogation. Ruby says he never knew Lee Harvey Oswald and felt compelled to act for Mrs Kennedy’s sake after Kennedy’s death. He describes his motive as emotional and martyrlike rather than a calculated plot.
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NEW York
Jack Ruby
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
New York Journal-American
Ruby
Earl Warren
Dallas
Dorothy Kilgallen
Washington
Warren
Freezing Ground Coffee Extends Freshness for Vacations
Advice notes that placing ground coffee in a can in the freezer preserves aroma and flavor during trips and makes it ready for use upon return.
Goldwater Leaves Door Open To Briefings From Johnson Aides
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he may seek intelligence briefings if needed but will not be silenced about issues he knows. He criticized Sec. McNamara and accused Scranton and Rockefeller of harming his image more than Johnson, while planning early speeches to clear up impressions on war taxes and Social Security.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Nomi
Nee
Goldwater
Arizona
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Scranton
Rockefeller
Three Americans Missing in Bukavu Congo Conflict
Three Americans are unaccounted for in Bukavu as rebels push into the eastern Congo city. The U S Embassy reports loss of contact with Col William A Dodds and Lt Col Donald V Rattan, while Consul Richard Matheron and staff are safe at Kamembe Airport. An airlift of Congolese reinforcements departed Leopoldville to Bukavu as government forces defend the city.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Bukavu
U.S
Louis R. McCarlane
Seattle
Congo
William A. Dodds
Festivities Set at Tonga Fair Despite Rain
Fair president William Lindel of Tonganoxie says rain will not affect Leavenworth County Fair plans. Grounds host this afternoon's tractor pulling, turtle races, a shoe kicking contest and nail driving contest. Kansas City Showcase provides an 8 PM variety program.
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Leavenworth County
William Lindel
Tonganoxie
Kansas City
Lawrence Symphonaires
Ginger Skillman
Ft. Leavenworth
the Runabouts
Muscotah
Wyrick Sisters
Muncie
Orientation for Lawrence teachers marks start of new assignments
Sixty two teachers joining the Lawrence public schools attend an 8:30 a.m. Friday orientation in the Lawrence High School cafeteria with Superintendent Carl Knox and Assistant Superintendent Lloyd Schurr outlining system organization and classroom resources. Helen Peters of Cordley School leads the Lawrence Education Association, with Betty Brune presiding. The Santa Fe Super Chief involved in two fatal accidents near Kingman, Arizona, does not stop in Lawrence, traveling from Emporia to Kansas City and due in Kansas City at 5:35 a.m. Friday.
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Lawrence Public School
Lawrence High School
Association For Childhood Education
Helen Peters
Cordley School
Carl §. Knox
Lloyd Schurr
Betty Brune
Lawrence Education Association
Santa Fe
Kingman
Ariz
Lawrence
J. R. Whitney
Emporia
Kansas City
Ottawa
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Mount
Oread
Johnson Holdings
Jefferson Fair
East 19Th Street
Journal-World
Donald Neff
Shultz
John Haddock
Ford, Inc
Merle
Jack
Barry
East Congo City
Tonga
Lawrence Memorial Co
Orman Enda A. East 13Th
The
Bank of Friendly Noriite
Douglas County State Bank
F.d.lc
Kentucky
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