Red Envoys Await Space Offer From U N
Soviet delegates at the United Nations awaited Kremlin instructions before replying to a renewed U S invitation for a joint moon flight. Adlai Stevenson presented the proposal on behalf of President Johnson, proposing limited cooperation in engineering and science while seeking improved East West trust.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Kremlin
U.S
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Adlai
E. Stevenson
Assembly
Johnson
Stevenson
Khrushchev
U.N
Sino Soviet split described as real opportunity for free nations
Klaus Mehnert, visiting KU speaker, argued the Sino Soviet split offers the United States and allies a chance to maneuver politically and to partner with Russia on mutual projects. He called the split a power struggle between the two Communists as each seeks global leadership. Mehnert, Aachen University political scientist and Harvard visiting professor, spoke to KU students and faculty and outlined implications for Vietnam, Korea, India, and Africa.
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Russia
Klaus Mehnert
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Mehnert
Aachen University
Germany
Institute of Political Science
Aachen
Harvard
Europe
Peking
Moscow
Viet Nam
Korea
India
Africa
Communist Party
Free World
No Serious Injuries In Two Monday Accidents
Two Monday traffic incidents left minor injuries and vehicle damage. At 13th and N Street a car carrying C W Schafer and his wife sustained bruises and a hand cut. driver Thomas J Schafer and Ruth A Dukelow were involved. A second crash near U.S. 40 west of Lawrence left no injuries and demolished a 1953 vehicle after the driver fell asleep.
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N. Y. Sts
C. W. Schafer
Wedgewood
Schafer
Thomas J. Schafer
Ruth A. Dukelow
Kansas City
Kan
Galen A. Johnson
Ft. Riley
Rex Johnson
Doug McCleery
Lawrence
U.S. 40
McCluggage Leads Lawrence Sex Education Board
Prof Marston McCluggage was elected president of the Board of Education committee on sex education Monday evening. Mrs Bill Amyx was named secretary with Max Stalcup and Helen Cornwell among others involved. Dr Gary M Lee and nurse Jeanne Dicker spoke on needs for sex education in Lawrence. Next meeting set for Dec 9 at Central Junior High with additional invitees.
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Marston McCluggage
Board of Education
Bill Amyx
Max Stalcup
Lawrence High
Helen Cornwell
Central Junior High
Jeanne Dicker
Gary M. Lee
Lawrence- Douglas County
Lawrence
Lloyd Schurr
June Smith
Helen Gilles
Community Leaders Urge Action on Juvenile Delinquency
Hopson notes limited juvenile delinquency in Lawrence and praise for substitute staff while stressing need for trained workers and facilities. Dr Stachowiak frames delinquency as social pattern and frustration response. Rev Davis urges home church school cooperation and time to understand youths, likening moral pioneerism to cultural shift.
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Hopson
Lawrence
Dr. Stachowiak
Rev
Davis
John Foster Dulles
Rev. Davis
Lawrence Youths to Attend State Smoking Conference
Lawrence High School will send delegates to the first state wide Teenage Conference on Smoking and Health. The all day event at Emporia State Teachers College features invited representatives from major Kansas high schools and is co sponsored by the Kansas Division of the American Cancer Society and the Kansas Medical Society with approval from the Kansas State High School Activities Association.
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Emporia
Kansas
Emporia State Teachers College
American Cancer Society
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Senator Young Demands Firing over Kennedy Detail Drinking
Sen. Stephen M. Young says Secret Service members guarding President Kennedy should be fired if reports that they drank until 2:30 a.m. in Fort Worth on the assassination day prove true. He calls it neglect of duty and demands dismissal. No comment from Secret Service or White House.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
D-Ohio
Secret Service
Fort Worth
Tex
Kennedy
Young
White House
Secret Service honors and extended protection for Kennedy family
Hill receives a commendation for actions during the assassination week. Rufus Youngblood is praised by President Johnson for shielding Johnson during the gunfire. Johnson asks continued Secret Service protection for Mrs Kennedy and children, while Congress considers a year of protection and funeral expense funding.
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Patricia
Kennedy Lawford
Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Hill
Secret Service
Rufus Youngblood
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Caroline
John
House
Senate
Mrs. Kennedy
FBI Continues Tip Watch On Covering Oswald Case
FBI agents on Monday pursued belated tips and rumors to avoid missed leads. The report is described as a detailed narrative. parts about Jack Ruby may be withheld while he stands trial for Oswald's shooter.
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Jack Ruby
Oswald
Rail unions sue to overturn arbitration ruling
Five major rail unions announce a federal court challenge to last week arbitration and the emergency law aimed at preventing a nationwide strike. They claim the ruling would allow rail corporations to profit at workers’ expense and plan to file in federal court on Friday.
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Washington
Congress
Plymouth Church Advent Noon Services Plan
Plymouth Congregational Church will observe Advent with special noon services arranged through the Board of Deacons. The services are set for December 4, 11 and 18 at noon in the Chapel and will last about thirty minutes.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Board of Deacons
Tulsa Bank Replaces Closed Doors With New Opening
A new bank opened in Tulsa to replace Southern Hills National Bank after its doors were shut on 31,000 depositors. The event drew many customers seeking their money and new accounts, while Southern Hills had 31,000 depositors and about $6.2 million in deposits. First National Bank of Tulsa reported 29,000 accounts and $280 million in deposits.
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Tulsa
Okla
Southern Hills National Bank
Southern Hills
First National Bank of Tulsa
Tax Court Says Fallout Shelters Not Medical Deductions
Worcester man Fred H. Daniels, 75, built a terrace shelter in 1960 costing 10 752 dollars and claimed 9 356 dollars as medical expenses. He said his doctor advised the shelter to reduce heart and hypertensive anxiety, but the IRS rejected the deduction and Daniels pursued court action.
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U.S
Fred H. Daniels
Worcester
Mass
Daniels
Internal Revenue Service
Governors Join Johnson for Washington Luncheon
Gov. John Anderson Jr. and eight members of the National Governors Conference Executive Committee flew from Miami Beach to Washington for a luncheon with President Lyndon B. Johnson. Johnson has been meeting with officials since assuming the Presidency after the Kennedy assassination.
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Washington
John Anderson Jr
National Governors Conference
Miami Beach
Fla
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
John Kennedy
Lawrence Board Accepts Report on Religion in Schools
The Lawrence Kansas Board of Education unanimously approved a report stating current religious practices in city schools do not conflict with Supreme Court rulings. The document calls religion an historical fact with a vital but non indoctrinating role in education and urges balanced presentation of views.
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Lawrence
United States Supreme Court
Kansas
Supreme Court
Cecilia Pearson
East Heights
Doris Johnson
Hillcrest
Robert Lowther
Centennial
Harold V. Siegrist
Woodlawn
Olin K. Petefish
Allen, Knox
Carl Althaus
Kansas Association of School Board
Knox
al Cerne
Bud Wilkinson Son Hopes Coach Seeks Senate Seat
Jay Wilkinson, son of Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson, says he hopes his father runs for U S Senate. He, however, cannot predict if the coach will enter politics. The Duke halfback attended a National Press Club luncheon honoring Football Writers of America all star team.
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Oklahoma City Times
Washington
Jay Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Wilkinson
Young Wilkinson
Duke University
National Press Club
Football Writers of America
Lawman Nabs Topeka fundraiser for Oswald widow on doorstep
A Colorado man was arrested by Topeka police for soliciting door to door without a license and booked for vagrancy after about 15 homes were canvassed for the widow of the slayer of President Kennedy. net receipts reported as two one dollar contributions. KU football standouts Jay Roberts and Steve Renko joined basketball drills with coach Dick Harp after the season ending win over Missouri. Roberts and Renko, both 6-4, bring multi sport credentials and bright potential for KU athletics.
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Topeka
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Kansas University
Jay Roberts
Steve Renko
Dick Harp
Missouri
Roberts
Renko
Harp
Wyandotte
Kansas
Farm Bureau Plans Supper at 4-H Fairgrounds
Douglas County Farm Bureau members plan a basket supper at 7 15 p m Thursday in Building 1 of the 4 H Fairgrounds Clinton township to host the dinner with beverages and rolls supplied by the bureau Four youngsters who attended a citizenship seminar last August at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City will be on the program Cheryl Dodder Noell Wulfkuhle Lyle Hoover and Corwin Burn are the listed youths
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Fairgrounds
Clinton Township
Farm Bureau
Jess Sutton
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Cheryl Dodder
Route 1
Baldwin
Board allocates funds and debates school day closures
The board approved November bills totaling 219731.12 and heard letters from William A. Binns and Calder M. Pickett opposing holding school on November 25, the Kennedy funeral day. Knox criticized inconsistent teacher responses to the challenge.
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Lawrence High School
William A. Binns
Calder M. Pickett
John F. Kennedy
Knox
KU Conference Draws 211 High School Administrators
Law rence High School and Haskell Institute leaders join 211 high school administrators at Kansas University for the 15th annual Principal Counselor Freshman conference. Dan Kahler H C Stuart Max Stalcup Jerry Rogers Beulah Brown Wallace Galluzzi Everett Bowman attend from LHS and Haskell.
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Lawrence High School
Haskell Institute
Kansas University
Dan Kahler
H. C. Stuart
Max Stalcup
Jerry Rogers
Beulah Brown
LHS
Wallace Galluzzi
Everett Bowman
Haskell
James K. Hitt
State of
Kansas
Joseph W. McGuire
Business School
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Hitt
Police discuss shoplifting threat at Lawrence meeting
The session highlighted a film on shoplifting showing items such as jewelry clothing and more. A top coat with inner pockets was demonstrated as a method to conceal stolen goods. Police Chief Bill Cox warned the problem would persist through January 1 and urged merchants to take action.
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Kansas City
Card of Thanks From Eva Hardtarfer
Eva Hardtarfer expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers and cards received during her hospital stay.
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