Johnson Eyes Lunch With Byrd To Push Tax Bill
AP report outlines President Johnson inviting Sen. Harry F. Byrd to the White House for lunch as part of a push to move the $11 billion tax-cut bill through Congress. House passage earlier, Byrd committee delay, Johnson mobilizes labor business and civil rights groups for support. The item notes related political maneuvers and cross-party signals on the bill.
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Senate
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Marguerite Oswald Faces Fame and Isolation
In a Fort Worth home interview Marguerite Oswald reflects on her life with Lee Harvey Oswald and public curiosity. She recalls devotion to her son, her three marriages, and her struggle with media attention that fades to loneliness as investigators and attention move on.
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Fort Worth
Secret Service
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PT 109 Recalled by Warners After Kennedy Assassination
Warners withdraw all prints of PT 109 the film about President Kennedy’s Navy exploits after his assassination. Studio chief Jack Warner ordered the move to avoid bad taste during national mourning. no re release date has been set.
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Times - Post
Kennedy
Warner Bros
Jack Warner
Lawrence women honored for community service and leadership
Mrs Colman and Mrs Stockton are praised for decades of public service in Lawrence. Their work spans Kiwanis and League of Women Voters involvement, PTA initiatives, youth programs, health and housing projects, and roles in Recreation Commission and Community Service League. They aided war bond drives and planning for Bert Nash Clinic.
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Marge Stockton
Douglas County Humane Society
Community Service League
Lawrence
Council of Social Agencies
Bert Nash
Homer Floyd Named Topeka Human Relations Executive Secretary
Homer Floyd, former Kansas University All-Big Eight back and KU 1959 graduate, has been approved by the City Commission as executive secretary of the Topeka Human Relations Commission. Floyd previously served with the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights.
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Homer Floyd
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Two Fort Riley Soldiers Die in Barracks Shooting
Two Ft. Riley soldiers were killed and a third wounded seriously in a company barracks shooting. The dead were Sgt. C Thomas L Storey 37 and Sgt Godfrey Anderson Jr 28. Anderson apparently shot himself after the attack. The wounded soldier was hospitalized at Ft Riley and name withheld. Both victims belonged to Company A 2nd Battle Group 18th Infantry. Storey is survived by his widow and two children and his mother Mrs Flora Storey of Henryetta Oklahoma. Anderson is survived by his widow and six children aged 1 to 8.
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Oklo
Gov Connally Leaves Hospital After Kennedy Wounds
Texas Governor John Connally flew from Parkland Hospital in Dallas to Austin to continue recovery from wounds suffered during President Kennedy's assassination. He said he does not know if full use of his right hand and wrist will return and thanked doctors and nurses for saving his life.
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Kennedy
Parkland Hospital
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Parkland
Honorary Tau Sigma Dance Group at KU Presents Evening Concert
The Honorary Dance Group Tau Sigma of Kansas University will stage a dance concert at 8:15 tonight in the Central Junior High School auditorium. The program traces dances through the ages from primitive and archaic to medieval and modern styles. Modern sections include impressionism expressionism and surrealism.
Perry Elevators Sold to Topeka Mill and Elevator Co
Topeka Mill and Elevator Co has purchased Corpstein Elevators in Perry Kansas fourteen miles west of Lawrence. Announcement credited to Bryan H. Lynch vice president and William L. Bailey general manager. Earl J. Moore grain buyer for Topeka will become Perry Plant manager.
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Corpstein
Perry
Lawrence
Bryan H. Lynch
William L. Bailey
Earl J. Moore
Centennial Pupils Tour KU Museum of Natural History
Twenty seven third grade pupils from Centennial School visited the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Grace Scofield led the class with Prof William Bass guiding the tour through the museum and anthropology labs. Mothers who provided transportation included Mrs William Conboy Mrs Dale Scannell Mrs Paul McCarthy and Mrs Lee Zimmerman.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Grace Scofield
William Bass
Department of Anthropology
Museum and Anthropology
William Conboy
Dale Scannell
Paul McCarthy
Lee Zimmerman
Co-Op Assets Set At 500 Million In Next 10 Years
Kansas City AP reports the Consumer Cooperative Association aims for 500 million dollars in assets by 1974, with current assets at 167 million and 6 000 delegates. President Homer Young credits growth to farmer cooperation and notes expanded plants and facilities including feed mills, an animal protein plant, a nitrogen fertilizer program, a pork slaughterhouse and planned egg plant.
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Consumer Cooperative Association
Homer Young
Young
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Lamont
Oklo
Lawrence
Kan
Hastings
Neb
Iowa Falls
Storm Lake
Lawrence City Hall Moves to Old Bank Building
Lawrence officials accepted the First National Bank building as City Hall after 40 years in the library basement. The Watkins Bank building, erected in 1888 and donated by the Watkins estate in 1929, now houses City Hall at 11th and Mass. A forum on political after-effects of the President's assassination is set for Friday at 4 30 p.m. in the Kansas Union Forum Room with Harry Bailey John Grumm and Earl Nehring participating.
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City Hall
First National Bank
11Th and
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Watkins Bank
Jabez Watkins
Watkins
The
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Harry Bailey
John Grumm
Earl Nehring
NAACP Unit Plans Friday Meeting in Lawrence
The Lawrence NAACP unit will gather at 8 p.m. Friday in the Community Building. Rev. William F. Dancy of the Leavenworth NAACP will address the topic A Realistic Look at the Effectiveness of Selective Buying. Invocations by Father Brendan Downey. The employment committee reports and political action panel urge contacting congressional representatives to support civil rights legislation. Rev. H. C. McMillan of St. Luke AME Church chairs the local branch.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
William F. Dancy
Leavenworth
NAACP
Brendan Downey
Committee On Employment
Committee On Political Action
Congress
Rev
H. C. McMillan
St. Luke Ame Church
Staley Maintains Leadership Of National Farmers Group
Oren Lee Staley appears set for a ninth term as NFC president after rival Robert Casper withdrew charges at the national convention in Des Moines Iowa. Casper signaled willingness to stay in the group but others urged his ouster amid bitter debates and a near fist fight among delegates. Forrest Nave was the only announced rival.
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Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization Today
Robert Casper
Winterset
Staley
NFC
Casper
Minnesota
Forrest Nave
Lexington
Farmer
National Board of Directors
26 Hungarian Miners Die In Coal Mine Blast
In Tatabanya, a coal mine 30 miles west of Budapest, a dampfire explosion killed 26 miners and injured four others. The Hungarian news agency MTI reported the disaster occurred Wednesday night at the Tatabanya mine.
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Budapest
Hungary
Tatabanya
MTI
Sub Captain to Speak Here in Lawrence
Capt. Robert L. J. Long U S Navy commander of the nuclear submarine Pulaski will visit Lawrence Monday. He will speak at a noon Rotary Club luncheon and address KU Naval ROTC midshipmen at 4 pm in Summerfield Hall. He will meet Chancellor Wescoe and Dean McNown and hold an engineering symposium at 2:30 pm. He attended Washington University and KU Junior College and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1944. He earned the Bronze Star aboard USS Colorado and has commanded Sea Leopard and the Patrick Henry.
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U.S. Navy
Navy
Lawrence
Kansas City
Long
Pulaski
Lawrence Rotary Club
Kansas University
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W. Clarke Wescoe
John S. McNown
School of Engineering and Architecture
Capt. Long
Washington University
St. Louis
U.S. Naval Academy
Colorado
Elijah Muhammad suspends Malcolm X Shabazz over Kennedy remarks
Elijah Muhammad, leader of the Nation of Islam, suspends his heir apparent Malcolm X Shabazz after remarks at a Black Muslim rally about President Kennedy’s assassination. Malcolm X said the event was “the chickens coming home to roost” and Muhammad stated he did not speak for him or the Nation of Islam.
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New York
Elijah Muhammad
Malcolm X Shabazz
Kennedy
Malcolm X
Muhammad
Card of Thanks for hospital care and kindness
A note from Mrs. Bertha Niebrugge and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris thanks friends and neighbors for cards wishes and deeds during hospitalization. They also thank Doctors Jones and Manahan and hospital nurses for care given to Mike and express gratitude for ongoing kindness.
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Bertha Niebrugge
In Memoriam Elizabeth MacKenzie CD Died One Year Ago
In memoriam Elizabeth MacKenzie C S Died one year ago today December 5 God saw that you suffered and the hills were hard to climb He closed your weary eyes and whispered peace be thine The grave offers solace as family prays and remembers Son and grandchildren.
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Elizabeth MacKenzie
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