Rotary Speaker Describes Polaris Submarine Power
Capt. Robert Long outlined Polaris submarines to the Lawrence Rotary Club. He will command the Navy's newest sub, noting each craft surpasses WWII weapons, costs about 100 million dollars, stretches 425 feet, and carries 16 missiles. He described crews, patrols, and space-capable underwater travel as the fleet grows toward 81 by 1967.
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Polaris
Robert Long
Navy
Lawrence Rotary Club
Richard Gruber
Kunrotc
Journal- World Photo
U.S. Navy
Long
Russia
Vandals damage evergreen trees at Lawrence Country Club
Lawrence vandals removed lower branches from three evergreen trees at the Lawrence Country Club near the 14th tee and 15th green over the weekend. Holmes residence yard had three damaged trees last week with losses exceeding 300 dollars. LCC officials expect possible further damage but Mel Anderson was out of town and no valuation set.
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Lawrence Country Club
C. B. Holmes
Country Club
LCC
Mel Anderson
Gilles and Pitney Win Debate Trophy for LHS
Lawrence High debaters Gilles and Pitney captured the tournament trophy after a strong showing at Atchison High School. The duo went 5-0 before a quarter-final exit on a split ballot, finishing fifth among eight teams in the event with 60 teams in attendance. They have now won 11 of 15 experienced debates.
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Tim Gilles
John Pitney
Lawrence High
Atchison High School
Gilles
Pitney
West Park Storm Damages Homes Flags and Trees
A West Park storm toppled a fallen limb near the Douglas County Court House in South Park. Residents reported ripped awnings flags and antennas bent. Power outages were limited to isolated services as crews restored downed lines and one North Lawrence transformer affected several homes. Temperature fell 11 degrees from 48 to 37 as winds shifted, with no precipitation reported.
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South Park
Douglas County Court House
John F. Kennedy
Lucky
W. H. Hinton
Kansas Power and Light Company
Hinton
North
Lawrence
State Med Society Opposes Aged Aid Via Welfare Board
The Kansas Medical Society voted Sunday against participating in the state medical aid to the aged program if administered by the State Board of Health. Negotiations with the Board of Social Welfare continue, with a Jan 1 deadline looming for Kerr-Mills program implementation. Dr. James McClure warned Kansas would lack Kerr-Mills without an agreement. Dr. John C. Mitchell warned that giving the agency full authority over physicians, fees and drugs equates to socialized medicine of the worst sort.
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Topeka
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Health
Medical Society
House of Delegates
Board of Social Welfare
Kansas
Kerr-Mills
James McClure
Mitchell
Sinatra Junior Abducted During Nevada Motel Robbery
Sam Donahue led Tommy Dorsey Band on tour with Frank Sinatra Jr. abductors tied and gagged Joe Foss and Sinatra, took cash and a package, then fled toward Reno. Police traced tire tracks and noted Sinatra is one of Frank Sinatra Sr. and Nancy Barbato's children.
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Sam Donahue
Tommy Dorsey
Sinatra Sr
Sinatra
el Dorado, Calif
California
Reno
Joe Foss
Dorsey Band
Sinatra Jr
Foss
Sheriff's Deputies
Nancy Barbato
Hollywood
Morse Cancels KU Talk Scheduling Postponement
Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon canceled his KU appearance as Senate leaders ordered senators to stay in Washington this week due to heavy legislation. SUA plans to reschedule Morse for January February or March.
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Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kansas University
Student Union Activities Office
Sen. Morse
Senate
Washington, D. C
Bob Enberg
McPherson
The
Journal-World
SUA
Robbery at Trinity Church Office Leaves Folio Clerk Injured
A man armed with an angle iron hidden in a sack struck Mrs. Souther during a church office robbery at Trinity. The injured clerk described a quick escape and a partial license number seen by a witness. Police note the motive tied to church funds and the suspect’s route after the hit and grab.
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Bill Cox
Journal-World
Trinity
Flower Show
Plans for Seven Year Leap in Soviet Chemical Industry
Premier Khrushchev outlined a seven year program to triple chemical industry output to boost farm harvests and living standards. He pledged the USSR would never again export grain while its people starve and warned Western nations against coercive political concessions amid farm production difficulties.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Soviet Union
Stalin
Johnson's New York trip guarded by vast security net
President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in New York under one of the tightest security nets in history as about 5,000 police, detectives, and Secret Service agents secure the route to Lehman funeral and Hoover visit. Police scan crowds at Temple Emanu-El where 2,200 mourners attend with strict bag checks and prohibited cameras.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
Secret Service
Johnson
Idlewild
Herbert H. Lehman
Waldorf- Astoria
Herbert Hoover
Temple Emanu-El
Lehman
Hoover
Kennedy
Temple
Hill Students Donate Gifts to Topeka State Hospital
Fifty gifts and checks totaling 150 dollars were presented Sunday by 47 Kansas University students to Topeka State Hospital. Representing women's and men's residence halls, independent men’s houses, and sororities, the donations came from Watkins Lewis Hashinger Douthart Corbin Gertrude Sellards Pearson Grace Pearson Carruth O’Leary Battenfeld Oread Joseph R Pearson Stephenson Templin Hilden Gibson Don Henry Rochdale Co ops and the sororities Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Omicron Pi Alpha Phi Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Delta Gamma Delta Sigma Theta Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Theta Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Kappa.
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Topeka State Hospital
Kansas University
Watkins
Lewis
Hashinger
Douthart
Corbin
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Grace Pearson
Carruth- O'Leary
Battenfeld
Oread
Joseph R. Pearson
Stephenson
Templin
Hilden Gibson
Don Henry
Rochdale
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Phi
Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Gamma
Delta Sigma Theta
Gamma Phi Beta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Kappa
Memorial Hospital List Of Dismissals And Births
A hospital notices list names patients dismissed and new births. Dismissals include Stuart Brune Frank Payne Ann McMillan John Wolfe Doris Brickner Randy Guenther and several others. Birth announcements mention Mr and Mrs Virr Topeka Mrs Shaw Topeka and Mr and Mrs Collins Ey a son and Mr Hallenbeck an additional son.
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Stuart Brune
Friedan Omidvaran
Francis Payne
N.H
Ann McMillan
N.Y
John Wolfe
Margaret Johnson
Hamilton Kennedy
Topeka
Patricia Cocozeillo
Bernice Glass
Ronald Drinkard
Frank Everett
Eudora
Fred Purvis
Baldwin
Simon Anderson
Doris Brickner
Randy Guenther
Wilma Shockley
Lloyd Coffman
Mary Ellen Cox
John Virr
Arthur Shaw
Edmund Collins
Gary Hallenbeck
Bolivian Miners Hold Four Americans as Hostages
In La Paz bolivian tin miners led by Juan Lechin seized 21 hostages including four Americans. They demanded release of two arrested Communists within 24 hours. President Johnson offered aid but the government would not free the two. Americans include Thom as Martin USIA officer and Michael Kristula.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Federation of Mine Workers
Juan Lechin
Johnson
U.S
Thomas Martin
New York
U.S. Information Service
Martin
Michael A. Kristula
Cadillac, Mich
USIA
Bernard Rifkin
Brooklyn
N.Y
U.S. Agency For International Development
Robert Gergerstrom
Peace Corps
Honolulu
Goal Outlined For KU School
KU debating a rapid rise for its Business School as Dean Joseph McGuire vows to make it the finest in the nation. Advisory members and faculty discuss steps, while a pep rally and New Christy Minstrels show energize campus life.
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Kansas University Business School
U.S
Joseph McGuire
Business School
Darwin Dakoff
State’s Office of Economic Analysis
Sidney Feldman
Charles Saunders
J. H. Abrahams
Topeka
Robert Belt
Coffeyville
Maurice Breidenthal
Kansas City
Dwight Button
Wichita
F. B. Conrad
A. H. Cromb
R. J. Fegan
Junction City
H. Bernard Fink
Howard Fitch
Harrison Johnson
Independence
Nation Meyer
Hutchinson
Chester Mize
Atchison
John Poos
Salina
Herbert Regier
Buhler
Fred Rice
Cage Team Singers In Spotlight At KU Event
KU basketball, fresh off a surprise victory over Cincinnati, shared top billing with the New Christy Minstrels at a Sunday rally and Hoch Auditorium concert. Bad weather delayed the team’s return flight, yet students gathered outside Strong Hall for the 6 15 pep rally before the 8 p.m. show.
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Jayhawk Boulevard
L. C. Woodruff
Lonborg
Christy Minstrels
Hoch
City
Lawrence
New York City
Wheeling
W. Va
Andy Williams
Bell Telephone Hour
Hootenanny
Larry Ramos
Waimeak Kanei
Hawaii
Gene Clark
Kelley G. Clark
Bonner Springs
New Christy Minstrels
Hoch Auditorium
Ramos
Kansas University
Cincinnati
Strong Hall
All
A. C
Dutch) Lonborg
Card of Thanks for Raymond Brubaker
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted through deeds care thoughts and prayers during the illness and death of our loved one Raymond Brubaker. Mrs. Raymond Brubaker Mrs A T Hodges Mrs John Myers.
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Raymond Brubaker
A. T. Hodges
John Myers
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Rotary
Gilles and
LHS
Lodge
Lawrence Lodge No.6
Af&am
J. C. Hurley
W. M
G. W. Mole
Sec
State Med Society
Welfare Board
Avnon
Noland Insurance Agency
Health and
George Neland
Mass
Brownie Kerns
RH. Stohs
Optometrist
Episcopal
Ussr
Lawrence Memorial Co
Ars of Servicce
Paul Paulson
Washburn
Wis
William Hackley
Ruth Cady
Lessie Wisden
Michael Bryant
Denise Recht
Lena Fincher
Ellie Barnhart
Ark
Ronnie Drinkard
Ann Branden
Oskaloosa
Oliver Price
Valleyview Home
Lloyd Douglas
Barker
Kathryn Russell
DeSoto
Frank Schulz
Ozawkie
Lada Flanders
N. HL
Gerald Hoover
Merton Anderson
W. 15Th
Cleo
Rumsey Funeral
Adv
Cooper-Warrentuary
Cage Team
John Pickens
Vermont
John H. Foster Lecompton
St. Baptist Church
William Binns
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Queen Esther Club
Wauneta Salisbury
de Fitch
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood Robert Dillon
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