Reindeer Loan Proposal From Santa Letters the Zoo
Mr Shnoo and Crookshank receive a note from S Claus asking to borrow eight flying reindeer for Christmas. Shnoo contemplates lending his zoo animals to Santa, imagining teaching them to fly, while Crookshank doubts the plan. Tomorrow: Flying Lessons.
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S. Claus
Santa Land
Crookshank
Mr. Shnpo
Shenellingham Shnoo
Mr. Sh
Santa
Businesses Encourage Employee Political Involvement Nationwide
A nationwide ECO survey shows American firms increasingly engage employees in politics. Education programs and campaign fundraising are the main methods, with Aerojet General cited for growth in employee donations from 1958 to 1960 and 1961. ECO says firms reward political participation and view politics as part of business.
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Washington
Effective Citizens Organization
ECO
Herbert Hoover
Dan A. Kimball
Aerojet General Corp
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Richard Cardinal Cushing
California
Aerojet- General
Richard Armstrong
KU Debaters Take Senior Division Title at Arkansas Meet
Kansas University debaters won first place in the senior division at a two day tournament at Arkansas University. Tom Beisecker and Don Vorster won the senior division and Beisecker captured the oratorical contest. A second KU team led by Ann Leffler and Bob Enberg finished 3-2 without a place. Wilmer Linkagle accompanied the team.
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Kansas University
Arkansas University
Tom Beisecker
Topeka
Don Vorster
Hutchinson
Beisecker
Ann Leffler
Pittsburg
Bob Enberg
McPherson
Medicare backed by Jewish group supports elderly care plan
Reform Judaism leaders urged the federal government to provide medical care for the aged through Social Security. The Union of American Hebrew Congregations approved a resolution noting rising costs and the growing elderly population unable to pay for coverage, while opposing views argued private insurers could offer cheaper options.
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Washington
Reform Judaism
Board of Trustees
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Harry K. Gutmann
New York Federation of Reform Synagogues
Gutmann
Topeka Chamber Seeks Liquor by the Drink
The convention committee proposes legalized sale of liquor by the drink in certain hotels motels and restaurants in Kansas. Elmer Hier hotel manager and committee chair said current law is too restrictive and the recommendation will go to the chamber board for action. It notes repeal amendment prohibits single drink sales and would require another amendment to change.
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Topeka
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Elmer Hier
Blaming the United States Fails to Hide Pakistan's Kashmir Tensions
In a Washington Post syndicated analysis, Robert H. Estabrook notes Pakistan blames U.S. aid for domestic woes as it seeks to pressure India over Kashmir. He argues this tactic masks deeper issues, risks undermining Ayub Khan's moderate stance, and complicates long term aid and regional stability.
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India
Kashmir
United States
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Ayub
East Pakistan
East Ben
West Bengal
Author Wescott to Lecture on Influences of Modern Novelists
Renowned critic Glen Wescott will speak at 4 30 p.m. on Wednesday in the Forum Room Kansas Union Kansas University. His talk Memories of the Twenties will reference Ford Madox Ford Cunningham Graham Ernest Hemingway Gertrude Stein and James Joyce and discuss fiction writing. He has led major literary organizations and lived in Rosemont New Jersey.
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Glenway Wescott
The
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Wescott
Ford Madox Ford
Cunningham Graham
Ernest Hemingway
Gertrude Stein
James Joyce
Wisconsin
Athens
Rock
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Author’s Guild Council
Author’s League of America
Rosemont, N. J
Orban Bequest Creates Kansas State Education Fund
An endowed fund to help qualified Kansas youth pursue higher education is established with the Kansas State University Endowment Association through the Willard W. Orban bequest. Principal will exceed $45,000, with cash securities and farm lands in Crawford County Kansas and Barton County Missouri forming the estate.
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Kansas
Kansas State University Endowment Association
Willard W. Orban
Pittsburg Area
Kenneth M. Heywood
K-State
Orban
Crawford County
Kan
Barton County
Rockefellers Split but Support Remains for Re-Election
Mary Clark Rockefeller, former Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller, contributed 5000 dollars to her ex-husband’s successful bid for reelection against Robert Morgenthau. Look magazine notes GOP backers cheered by her loyalty amid the 32 year marriage ending earlier this year.
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Mary Clark Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert Morgenthau
Look Magazine
Rockefeller
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