AFL-CIO Leaders Seek Compromise Amid Feud Spotlight
AFL-CIO leaders convened a closed session to bridge rival plans for settling inter union jurisdictional fights. Four or more proposals competed as Meany and Reuther jockeyed for influence ahead of the convention with Kennedy as the keynote speaker. Martin Hayes led a five member panel seeking a unified plan amid hot tempers and threatened open confrontation.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
Kennedy
al Hayes
Machinists
George Meany
Hayes
Meany
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
KU Chancellor outlines long range needs for 1975 plan
State legislators and budget officials toured Kansas University campuses led by Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe. They visited the nuclear reactor center and Snow Hall, then heard Wescoe present a plan to meet needs through 1975, including replacing Blake and Fraser Halls and adding new student housing and facilities.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Senate
House
Ways and
Snow Hall
Kansas Union
Wescoe
Board of Regents
Blake Hall
Fraser Hall
Robinson Yvim
Haworth Hall
University
Some Crops Hurt By Wet Weather
Douglas County reports slow harvesting due to heavy rain and mud. Eben Farley of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office notes that crops like corn and milo were left in fields while nearly all soybeans were harvested. Moisture remains high, risking root rot. corn is somewhat protected by shocks, milo vulnerable. Harvesting is about half complete.
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Douglas County
Eben Farley
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Farley
Ex KU Grid Star's Dad Dies in Chicago Traffic Crash
Friends of Charles Hoag, former KU football and basketball star, were notified that Hoag's father John G. Hoag died Friday night in Chicago after being struck by an automobile while crossing a street. He was taken to a hospital and died a few hours later. funeral services were held Monday.
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Chicago
Charles Hoag
Hoag
John G
Jerry) Hoag
Big Eight Gets KU Bowl Total
Three Kansas University officials attended the Big Eight meeting in Kansas City to present KU's budget for the December 16 Bluebonnet Bowl trip to Houston. The plan includes travel for about 120 people and coat trouser outfits for the team, with NCAA approved clothing. The KU party departs December 15 by chartered planes and returns December 17.
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Kansas University
Kansas City
A. C. Lonborg
L. C. Woodruff
Earl Falkenstien
Houston
Jayhawk
Big Eight
Kansas
Bert Coan
NCAA
Missouri
Colorado
Agnes Murray in poor condition after stroke at home
Agnes Murray aged 72 of 504 La. St. is hospitalized in Lawrence Memorial after a Friday stroke. She is the widow of J. W. Murray, longtime Journal-World managing editor.
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Agnes Murray
la. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
J. W. Murray
Journal-World
Police Exams Set for Saturday for Patrolman Post
Written exams for patrolman will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday in the Police Fire Building at 745 Vt. St. Lawrence residents get preference. Veterans receive five extra points. passing is 75 percent. Applicants 21 to 35 in good health, 5-8 and 150 pounds, citizen, Lawrence or Kansas resident, and able to pass medical exam.
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Bill Cox
Cox
Lawrence
Kanaa
Law and Society Institute draws 164 attendees at KU
Thirty-two residents of Lawrence and Eudora joined 164 attorneys, judges, psychiatrists, social workers and others at Kansas University for the first Law and Society Institute, which concluded Thursday. Notable Lawrence participants included Hazel A. Anderson, Harvey Booth, John D. Bradley, Lenore French, Barbara Pomeroy, Judge Charles C. Rankin and Paul E. Wilson among many others. Vincent G. Miller of Eudora also attended.
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Lawrence
Eudora
Law and Society Institute
Kansas University
Hazel A. Anderson
Harvey Booth
John D. Bradley
John W. Brand Jr
Lenore French
Marcia Haxton
Dan Hopson Jr
Robert Johnson
Walter Kampschroeder
William A. Kelly
Harold Lattimore
Frances Leckron
Josephine McGonigle
T. W. Mathews
KF. J. Moreau
Charles Oldfather
Elmer Ousdahl
James W. Paddock
Barbara Pomeroy
Charles C. Rankin
D. M. Roberts
Helen W. Rolfe
William R. Scott
Earl B. Shurtz
Robert Sinnett
E. E. Smissman
J. B. Smith
Leslie T. Tupy
KU to Outfit Football Team for Bowl Trip
Lawrence reports say the Kansas football program, under coach Jack Mitchell, is outfitting players for a December 16 bowl game in Houston after NCAA sanctions allowed two suit cases and coats. The article notes earlier gifts were deemed excessive, seniors exempted, and mentions the Mitchells adding a four foot boa constrictor to the menagerie at 1500 Learnard along with a history of a pony Christmas tradition.
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Lawrence
NCAA
Rice
Houston
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Mitchells
Jack
Jud
Mitchell
Learnard
Jeanne
Kennedy Urges Replacing Barriers With Trade Program
President Kennedy calls for easing barriers on a single goods and seeks a replacement policy rather than renewal as next June’s expiry looms. In Congress, Sen Prescott Bush and Rep Hale Boggs differ on passage. Bush favors extension only while Boggs urges a direct, broader trade program despite expected opposition.
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Kennedy
Washington
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Hale Boggs
D-La
Senate
House
Congress
Bush
Boges
Boggs
Stevenson to Stay at U.N. Centering Role in Kennedy Policy
President Kennedy approves Adlai E. Stevenson's decision to remain United Nations chief U.S. delegate and skip a bid for the Illinois Senate. Stevenson says Kennedy will consult him more on foreign policy as he continues in New York. The move follows talks with Mayor Daley and Kennedy's expressed hopes for an expanding role.
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N.Y
Kennedy
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S. Senate
Stevenson
Everett Dirksen
Senate
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
United Na
New York
Daley
Illinois
Pierre Salinger
City weighs elm disease crisis and sanitation plan
City leaders discuss costs and scope of Dutch elm disease response. The plan envisions a sanitation program with a $7,000 spray budget and broad involvement from organizations citywide. Mayor Kennedy questions alarm over costs and cites limited spraying on city property. He notes not all elms will die and suggests private property cost sharing and contractor-based removal to cut expenses.
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Horn
Kennedy
Haskell Institute
Spacious Modern Facilities Rumsey Funeral Home Adv
A brief notice advertises the Rumsey Funeral Home offering spacious modern facilities and contact VI3 5111 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Hospital Notices and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists multiple discharge and pickup details for residents including Jesse Emery Harold Emery Christina Fish William Boyd Irene Schweitzberger Alfred Faler Michael Westerhouse Eudora David Guthrie Marie Cotton Shirley Leslie and others. Birth announcements include Chester Erskin Leslie Midgett Ghaly Nichols and related family entries with locations Route 2 Prospect 1305 and Independence Missouri.
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Jesse Emery
Harold Emery
Christina Fishburn
William Boydston
Lecompton
Irene Schweitzberger
Oak Hill
Alfred Faler
Michael Westerhouse
Eudora
David Guthrie
William Mzhickteno
Marie Cotton
Shirley Leslie
Prospect
Jackie Abel
Earl Stancliff
Walnut
Chester L. Erskin
Frank L. Leslie
Gary G. Midgett
Makram Ghaly
Independence
Floyd E. Nichols
Conn
Mitchell to Head Hospital's Staff
Dr. Alexander Mitchell was elected president of the Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff for 1962 at a staff meeting. He succeeds Dr. R. L. Hermes. Dr. Howard Joseph was re-elected as vice president and Dr. Glenn Lessenden as secretary. They join Dr. Hermes, Dr. Byron Walters and Dr. Ray Pendleton on the executive board. Dr. L. K. Zimmer is the sole outgoing member.
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Alexander Mitchell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
R. L. Hermes
Howard Joseph
Glenn Lessenden
Joseph
Lessenden
Hermes
Byron Walters
Ray Pendleton
Baldwin
L. K. Zimmer
Two Plea For Infant Tied In Clinton Road Home
A boy tied his trousers as two youngsters, a pull-over shirt only and no diapers, were found in a four-room home four miles southwest of Lawrence on Clinton road. Officers said they were not undernourished and the Welfare Department will place them in a home outside the county while a final decision is made. The house, once noted for a tree growing through the roof, was the scene of the incident and the infants were taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital before custody transfer.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Welfare Department
Lawrence
Clinton Road
Card of Thanks for Arthure Emery’s Passing
We thank doctors, nurses, Rev. Frank Brown, Mrs Ruth Jeltz, and many farm and Lawrence friends who remembered us during the short sickness and after the passing of our uncle Arthure Emery. Mrs Lizzie Richardson Mrs Corinne E Copeland
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Frank Brown
Ruth Jeltz
Lawrence
Arthure Emery
Lizzie Richardson
Corinne E. Copeland
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