Open Conference on NATO Crisis Between Wilson and Johnson
President Johnson and British Prime Minister Harold Wilson open a two day NATO crisis conference in Washington. They seek a formula to win Allied support amid French opposition and discuss strengthening NATO and the multilateral force project while avoiding final agreements. Wilson aims for a middleman role and broader acceptance of the MLF plan.
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Supreme Court strikes Florida cohabitation law
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidates a Florida statute penalizing a black man and white woman or a white man and black woman for living together in the same room at night. Justice White notes the rule targets racial pairs and violates equal protection under the 14th Amendment. ruling does not address the interracial marriage ban in the same case.
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Prague-born Hrdlicka serves as Harvey County prosecutor
The piece notes Hrdlicka a Czech native who defected to the United States at 17, studied at Friends University, earned a law degree from Washburn, was naturalized in 1954, and served in Korea. He later partnered in Speir Stroberg Sizemore and was elected Harvey County prosecutor in 1960 and 1962.
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Population hits 3.283 billion worldwide
Washington The Population Reference Bureau reports a world population of 3.283 billion, rising by about 65 million each year, with China at 690 million, India 468.5 million, Russia 229 million, the United States 192 million, and Indonesia 102 million.
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Supreme Court to rule on Estes TV coverage case
Court will decide if live television of Billie Sol Estes trial violated due process and equal protection under the 14th Amendment. Estes, convicted in Texas, argues publicity biased jurors and denied examination of grand jury bias amid high publicity.
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Two Thefts Reported By University Youths
Kansas University police and traffic officers report two thefts on Saturday at KU. Fielding Stapleton cites four hub caps stolen from his car parked in the Phi Delta Theta lot around 6:30 p.m. Timothy Messer says his guitar, valued at $130, was stolen from Ellsworth Hall lounge between 4:30 and 4 p.m. Saturday.
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Women Create College Roles at KU Leadership Day
About 300 Kansas and Missouri high school senior women attended the KU Associated Women Students High School Leadership Day where James Gunn urged that college for women is now common. He noted college offers many paths and a university provides a large pool of eligible young men. The event featured 13 discussion groups and morning sessions on KU academic and cultural opportunities.
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KU students film with Anita Bryant at Centron studio
Twenty four Kansas University students spent the weekend at Centron Corporation appearing with singer Anita Bryant in a 30 minute film for General Motors AC Division. KU junior Mimi Frink, ex 1964 American Royal queen, appears in a dance sequence along with Mike Milroy Carol Wilcox and Bill Bowersock. Shenk deems Potter Lake ice unsafe earlier but improved to three and a half inches making skating possible as snow covers melt. Mrs. Pearl Jones injured in a fall on ice, hospitalized in Lawrence Memorial. Christmas tree decorating begins in Strong Hall rotunda. Bud Wilkinson loses Oklahoma job but may join Orange Bowl commentary and baseball commissioner race. Ron White appears as top baseball pick. Wilkinson could be considered if White declines.
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Falkenstien Resting in Hospital After Vein Thrombophlebitis
Earl Falkenstien, longtime Kansas University athletic business manager, was in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital today after a Saturday hospitalization for superficial thrombophlebitis in his right leg. Mrs. Falkenstien said rest is prescribed. they reside at 546 East 19th Street.
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Wells Outlines Needs for Plan At Rotary Meet
City Manager Ray Wells outlined the need for a comprehensive city plan for Lawrence at a Lawrence Rotary Club luncheon. He defended spot zoning as useful and said the planning commission agrees with the Harland Bartholomew plan, awaiting final approval after a Tuesday meeting.
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Crop Prospects Improve in Douglas County Wheat Fields
Abundant moisture boosts Douglas County winter wheat condition says Extension Agent Deal Six. November rains and current snow cover help root development and insulation. KU weather notes 2.5 inches snow on ground today. Vogel cites good progress but some overgrowth in moist areas. Winter wheat and alfalfa seedings previously suffered from dry Sept Oct.
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California Film to Be Shown at Sertoma Meeting
A 28 minute color and sound film titled California will be shown at the Lawrence Sertoma Club meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. Santa Fe Railway produced the film which won the Indy award in 1964. Loren Simmons of Santa Fe in Topeka will present the film featuring Los Angeles San Francisco Disneyland and Yosemite National Forest.
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Alleged Masquerade Holds Top Michigan Vote Interest
DETROIT AP A re-elected Michigan Democrat Rep Daniel W West faces a probe as the Legislature convenes January 13. He is accused of using a dead NY lawyer’s identity and hiding a prison record while allegedly aiding false voter registrations in the 1964 reapportioned districts. Fingerprints link him to felonies under other names.
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Khrushchev successors pledge new safeguards against one man rule
AP dispatches from Moscow report Khrushchev successors announcing "additional guarantees" to prevent a return to dictatorial rule in the Soviet Union. Pravda blames China for primitivist dictatorship, claiming the Soviet Union has moved beyond such stages.
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Climax Near in Slayings Case as FBI Evidence Shown
In Philadelphia Mississippi the three slain civil rights workers were the focus as a preliminary hearing loomed in Meridian. The FBI provided evidence to determine if state murder charges should be pursued against 21 men arrest ed last Friday. The case involves Schwerner Goodman and Chaney who disappeared last June and whose bodies were recovered in an earth-filled dam.
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New Officers Elected For NAACP Unit Here
Lawrence Branch of the NAACP elected new officers led by President Jesse Milan. Other officers include Rev. C. G. Henning as first vice president, Mrs. Edward Shaw as second vice president, Ada Swineford as treasurer, Mel Painter as secretary, Mrs. A. Johnson as first member at large, and Mrs. John Spearman as second member at large.
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