Weekend Events at KU December 2 3 4 5 6 7
Campus schedule lists religious lectures art exhibits concerts and lectures across Kansas Union venues from Dec 2 to 9. Highlights include Dr W Clarke Wescoe talk on religion and the university, Pintores Centro Americanos exhibit, Jaime Laredo concert, SUA poetry and music forums, and football and basketball broadcasts.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
University
Kansas Union
Art Museum
Pintores Centroamericanos
University Theater
Watkins
Kansas
Milton Steinhardt
Jaime Laredo
Summerfield-Watkins
Ku-Arkansas
Fayetteville
University Theatre
Robert A. Rupen
U. of N
Carolina
Outer Mongolia
Thomas Brimelow
Ku-Y Model Senate
Humanities Forum
Duplicate Bridge
Jayhawk Room
Ronald Barnes
University Sfo
Watsonsehen
Lope de Vega
K Art Museum
Flint_Reading Room
Philadelphia Enquirer
Leon N. Flint
Republican opinions split on Dixie race issue strategy
In Washington two GOP senators clashed Friday over how to handle southern race politics. James Martin of Alabama defended a conservative platform while signaling pro segregationist leanings, while Sen. Kenneth Keating warned that appealing to segregationists risks a lasting minority party status. Martin urged economic aid for Black citizens and opposed school desegregation, asserting Goldwater as Alabama’s preferred 1964 candidate and criticizing federal troop intervention at Ole Miss.
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Washington
South
Dixie
James Martin
Alabama
Lister Hill
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N. Y
GOP
Jacob K. Javits
Martin
Hill
University of Mississippi
Javits
Congress
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
D.C
Keating
Republican Party
Mongolia Expert To Speak at KU In Lecture Series
Mongolia scholar Robert A. Rupen of North Carolina University will lecture at Kansas University about Inside Outer Mongolia. He will also lead seminars Tuesday and Wednesday focusing on Soviet and Far East topics with students and faculty in Kansas Union facilities.
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Outer Mongolian
Republic
Kansas University
Robert A. Rupen
North Carolina University
Kansas Union
Outer Mongolia
Rupen
Bryn Mawr College
Harvard University
Soviet Union
Far East
Mongolia
Thomas Brimelow
Washington, D. C
Brimelow
Forum Room
Summerfield
Russia
Political Science Department
East Asian Studies Committee
SUA Classics Group Presents Laredo Forum at KU
The SUA Classical Music Committee hosts a 4 30 p m forum on violinist Jaime Laredo in the Music and Browsing Room of the Kansas Union. Milton Steinhardt reviews Laredo life and career. Laredo performs on KU Concert Course at 8 p m the same Monday in University Theatre.
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Alan W. Horton
Egypt
Kansas Uion
H. Jackson
Malott
Glenway Wescott
Kansas Union
Ronald Barnes
Fraser Theater
University String Quartet
Swarthout Recital Hall
Martin Steinman
Alan Dundes
Union
University Theatre
SUA
Jaime Laredo
The
Milton Steinhardt
Laredo
Kansas University
University
Keating Pushes Civil Rights Stand and Southern Voter Drive
Keating warns that Democratic gains in Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Javits victory in New York could be erased if the national party adopts a civil rights policy backed by southern candidates. He urges standing on principle and registering southern Black voters.
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Matics
Keating
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Javits
New York
National Party
Mechem Succeeds Chavez as New Mexico Senator
Edwin L. Mechem becomes New Mexico's first Republican senator in 27 years after resigning as governor and being appointed by Lt. Gov. Tom Bolack, who becomes governor for a month. Chavez died November 18, leaving a Democrat seat. Campbell, who beat Mechem in November, will be governor January 1, with Chavez's Senate term ending January 1, 1965.
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Santa FE
N.M
APP
Edwin L. Mechem
New Mexico
Mechem
Senate
Tom Bolack
Dennis Chavez
Bolacl
Jack Campbell
Market News Investment Shares This Week
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are provided by Barret Fitch North & Co. Quotations reflect latest market activity and comparison to prior sessions.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market Prices and Egg Listings From Local Stores
Derby Grain reports Wheat 1.96, Corn 1.02, Milo 1.55, Oats .70, Barley 1.02, Soybeans 2.17. Harwood's Market lists Eggs large A 35, medium A and large B 6, pullets and under grades 17.
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Derby
Harwood
Kansas City Egg and Poultry Prices Across Grades and Weights
AP dispatch lists consumer eggs by size with price ranges for large medium small and classified grades, wholesale eggs at 80 percent, poultry prices for turkey hens and toms by weight, geese ducks and capons, and Missouri Arkansas live fryers at farm, plus butter Grade A prices per pound.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Live cattle and hog markets show broad declines in Kansas City
Slaughter steers drop up to 75 cents per cwt while heifers fall about 50 cents. Calves remain strong and vealers steady. Feeder steers rise to 25 cents and feeder calves to 50 cents. Good to prime cattle range 26.00 to 30.50, hogs mostly 14.00 to 16.00, lambs 18.00 to 20.50 with feeders 13.50 to 15.50.
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Kansas City
Real Estate Transfers Detailing Conveyances and Rev. Notices
A dense ledger of property transfers lists numerous individuals and entities transferring parcels or parts of parcels to others for nominal sums. It includes Edgewood No and Southridge additions, Rev. payments, various lots and blocks, cemeteries interests, and multiple trusts and corporations. Names appear with spouses or wf. designations and references to specific lot lines, tracts, and subdivision numbers.
Local Board Plans Monday Session on State School Finance
The Board of Education will meet at 8 p m Monday in Central Junior High School to discuss a proposed state finance formula for Kansas schools and take a stand ahead of the December Delegate Assembly in Salina. Mrs Ethan Allen will serve as the local board’s official delegate. Also on the agenda are proposed policies on advertising and commercialism in Lawrence schools and the opening of bids for Sunset Hill area sidewalks.
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Kansas
Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Kansas Association of School Boards
Salina
Ethan Allen
Lawrence
Board For Action
Sunset Hill
Clerk Killed in Kansas City During $75 Robbery
In Kansas City Kansas a liquor store clerk, William Baker about 65, was shot and killed during a $75 holdup Friday night. The gunman entered and fired striking Baker in the forehead. Baker had only worked at the store a month or two and had survived a prior holdup. The owner John Burkle said the shop has been robbed about ten times in ten years.
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Kansas City
Kan
William Baker
Baker
Slater
John Burkle
A V Program at Church Opens in Ottawa District
An audio visual institute for Methodists in the Ottawa District will run 2 to 8 45 p m Monday at the First Methodist Church. The program aims to teach Sunday School teachers youth workers pastors church officers and others in audio visual uses for Christian education.
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Ottawa
First Methodist
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