Regents Recommend Budgets for Kansas State Units 1965-66
The Kansas Board of Regents proposes operating budgets for state schools for 1965-66. The Kansas University total recommended budget is 22 439 745 dollars, versus 20 163 569 dollars in the current year.
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Four or More Contenders Named for Segni Success
Rome report says at least four candidates were named to succeed Antonio Segni as president amid Moro coalition tensions. Possibilities include Amintore Fanfani Paolo Emilio Taviani Giovanni Leone and Giuseppe Saragat with Saragat leading leftists. Segni’s resignation followed a stroke and seven year seven year term election planned for December 16.
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Paolo Emilio Taviani
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Chamber of Deputies
Giuseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
New Low Accusation Hits Newsweek Over FBI Report
FBI Associate Director Clyde Tolson challenged Newsweek for alleged reporting errors in a Dec 7 article claiming President Johnson would replace J Edgar Hoover and citing questionable FBI statistics. Osborn Elliott maintained the magazine stands by its story amid White House denial.
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Newsweek
Osborn Elliott
New York
Elliott
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
House
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Large Jewelry Theft in Kansas City
Police said 39 pieces of jewelry worth 21500 dollars were stolen from the apartment of Mrs Barnett C Helzberg on Saturday night. A small safe was broken open to access the jewelry. Mrs Helzbergs husband is board chairman of the Helzberg chain of diamond stores.
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Appalachian
U.S
Carl Torneden
Route 5
Gail Graham
Kansas City
Kan
Journal-World Photo
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Khartoum Riots Between Negroes and Arabs Continue
In Khartoum both groups fought through the night with at least 10 killed and many wounded. An American couple among the injured. rioters smashed cars and attacked Europeans and Americans as civilians mistook for Arabs. Police and troops dispersed the mobs near the airport.
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South Sudan
China
U.S
Clement Mboro
Mboro
South
Regattas Sanctioned Grow as APBA Records 1964
The American Power Boat Association sanctioned 502 regattas in 1964, up from 475 the previous year, signaling increased activity and participation in competitive power boating.
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American Power Boat Association
FSU catcher Suarez and SLU pitcher Hennessey sign with Kansas City
Florida State catcher Raymond Suarez and Saint Louis University pitcher Joe Hennessey have signed with Kansas City and will report to the Athletics minor league base in Daytona Beach next spring.
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Florida State
Joe Hennessey
St. Louis University
Kansas City
Daytona Beach
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