Cal Stands Firm Against Protest
More than 200 law officers moved to disperse over 500 demonstrators occupying Sproul Hall at the University of California Berkeley. Gov. Brown ordered arrests to break up the Free Speech Movement sit in. By early morning, about 200 demonstrators were jailed while over 300 remained inside the building.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Edmund G. Brown
Sproul Hall
FSM
Brown
Williams Labeled Liar in Baker Hearings Firefight
Senate Rules Committee confrontation erupts as Lennox McLendon calls Sen. John J. Williams a liar amid accusations over information on McCloskey Construction contracts. Williams, Reynolds, and McCloskey deny key points as Curtis presses for records and Baker faces questions about campaign funds.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Special Rules Committee
Lennox P. McLendon
John J. Williams
R-Del
McLendon
Williams
McCloskey Construction Co
Baker
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Senate
Curtis
Don B. Reynolds
Silver Spring
Stewart
McCloskey Company
McCloskey
Ireland
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Washington, D.C
Storm Causes 12 City Car Wrecks
Lawrence motorists slammed into 12 traffic accidents as snow and ice hit the city. No serious injuries reported. Turnpike saw seven accidents with three minor injuries and over 4000 dollars in property damage. KU police logged three non injury mishaps. Officers warned of danger tonight and offered winter driving tips to stay safe.
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Lawrence
Turnpike
Louis Stroup
Topeka
Kansas City
Sheriff's Department
Kansas University
Jack Evans
Overbrook Couple Progressing After Rome Hospital Move
Dr George Maichel reports Overbrook residents Mr and Mrs O R Shultz recovering in Salvatore Mundi International Hospital Rome after the November 21 TWA crash that killed 45. He says burns will take time to heal and forecasts discharge around December 14 for him and December 24 for her. both are listed in good condition.
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O. R
Bill) Shultz
Route 3
International Hospital
Rome
TWA
George Maichel
Overbrook
Shultzes
Shultz
Maichel
Barry Shaw
Phoenix
Ariz
Cairo
Maichers
Salvatore Mundi International Hospital
Bill
Kiwanians Name d Lawrence Men In Annual Award
A. E. Woestemeyer and Bruce Cameron received the 1964 Lawrence Kiwanis Substantial Citizen Award at a luncheon at the Hotel Eldridge. Woestemeyer, longtime Lawrence School Board clerk, and Cameron, retired public utility engineer, were honored for long community service. Previous recipients and special guests were noted, with Woestemeyer being a KU basketball and Phog Allen era star.
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A. E. Woestemeyer
Bruce Cameron
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Hotel
Eldridge
E. R. Elbel
Woestemeyer
Lawrence School Board
McDowell Named K C Mayor After Mitchum’s Death
Joseph H. McDowell aged 57 former Kansas Senate minority leader was named mayor of Kansas City Kansas to serve out the expired term of Paul F. Mitchum who died last Saturday. He was chosen by the city board members Earl Swarner and Joseph Regan both officials in finance health and street and park departments.
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Kansas City, Kan
Joseph H. McDowell
Kansas Senate
Kansas City
Kan
Paul F. Mitchum
Earl B. Swarner
Joseph P. Regan
Stough Voices Local Approval of River Plan
City attorney Charles Stough led a special meeting in Kansas City Kansas endorsing a resolution backing a Kaw River navigation feasibility study. Testimony from chamber officials, business leaders, and critics highlighted potential benefits and concerns for a 26 lock and dam project and possible rail opposition.
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Charles Stough
Kaw
Kansas City
R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Stough
Rusty Springer
Ernie Pulliam
Jim Schubert
Ray Wells
Zook
Paul Smart
Emil Heck
John Vogel
Maynard Stark
Dick Barber
F. C. Jackman
Army
Miles L. Wachendorf
Kansas and
Missouri
Kansas
Junction City
Congress
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Turner
John W. Breidenthal
Kan
Greater
Corps of Engineers
Kaw River
Chet Mize
Ellsworth
Kansas Beta Theta Pi Earns National Scholastic Award
Kansas University Beta Theta Pi earned the national award for highest fraternity scholastic average.KU Betas posted a 2.02 GPA in 1962 63, compared with 1.32 for all men. The national council presented the plaque. 3 038 chapters across 283 campuses competed.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Kansas University
National Interfraternity Council
KU Betas
KU senior leads honorary fraternity unit at chartered chapter
Harlan Burkhead of Marysville is president of the local KU honorary fraternity chapter with Alan Hitt as scholarship chairman James K. Hitt and Fred Slicker listed as officers and Hill as architect. The awards rely on maintenance of fraternity grade point averages compared to all male averages, with computation taking time.
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Kansas University
Beta Theta Pi
KU Betas
National Inter-Fraternity Council
Fred Slicker
Tulsa
Okla
Justin Hill Jr
W. 8Th St
Alan Hitt
Mo. St
Journal-World Photo
Ternity Council
Harlan Burkhead
Marysville
James K. Hitt
Hill
Snowfall in Lawrence Brings Four Inch Total by Friday
Heavy snow moved into Northeast Kansas today with up to four inches expected through Friday. Hazardous driving warnings cover much of Kansas and nearby states as accumulations climb. Road crews salt and clear streets while projects stalled by bitter cold may push final work to next spring.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Englewood
Dodge City
Kansas University
U.S
Topeka
Virgil Holdredge
9Th
Iowa Sts
Iowa
Highland Drive
Holdredge
7Th and Vt. Sts
Heavy snow and hazardous driving tonight in Northeast Kansas
Snow tonight with a diminishing Friday after 4 inches or more of accumulation. Northeast winds 5 to 15 mph tonight with continued cold. Friday high in mid 20s and low tonight upper teens. Readings show 21 at 4 pm and 27 yesterday’s high, 15 low in 1930.
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Kansas
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K.C
Justin Hill
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