Pilot's Body Recovered After Lake Pontchartrain Crash
The Coast Guard recovered the body of J. F. Chapman of Arkansas City Kan, the pilot of a Cessna 150 that crashed about 100 yards offshore at Lakefront Airport in New Orleans. Three helicopters and boats searched for hours before the body was found near the submerged plane. Chapman, 32, was on a delivery flight for Floair Co. of Wichita Kan, and had about 520 flying hours and a commercial license.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Lake Pontchartrain
J. F. Chapman
Arkansas City
Kan
Chapman
Sapulpa
Okla
Lakefront
Glyn Jones
J. Chapman
Floai Co
Wichita
Horace A. Thompson Jr
Thompson
Cess
James E. Chapman
Merle Patterson
Floair
Santa Fe Railroad
Patterson
Income Guarantee For Everyone Is Symposium Topic
Washington AP report on a symposium sponsored by the U S Chamber of Commerce where British economist Robert Theobald advocates a guaranteed annual income for all. Also present are Yale’s James Toben Chicago’s Milton Friedman Henry Haslett and Rep Thomas B Curtis discussing tax concepts and thresholds from 3000 to 7500 dollars a year.
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Washington
Congress
Robert Theobald
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Theobald
Chamber of Commerce
James Toben
Yale University
Milton Freidman
University of Chicago
Henry Haslett
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Thomas B. Curtis
Menninger suffers severe injuries in Stuart crash
Edwin A. Menninger Sr. a 70 year old brother of psychiatry's famed Menninger trio was badly hurt when his car crashed into a parked freight car in downtown Stuart. He suffered seven broken ribs a broken foot and facial injuries. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Martin Memorial Hospital.
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Stuart
Fla
Karl
Will Menninger
Edwin A. Menninger Sr
Edwin Jr
Stuart News
Martin Memorial Hospital
Menninger
Stalemate on combining Douglas County fairs reached
Douglas County 4 H and FFA Fair Board and Douglas County Fair Board reached a stalemate Thursday night over a plan to merge their concurrent fairs into one organization. A second meeting is set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the Fairgrounds to iron out remaining differences.
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Douglas County 4-H
FFA Fair Board
Douglas County Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Dan Pherigo
Constitution Okayed At AFS Meeting In Lawrence
About 30 people at the second AFS organizational meeting approved a chapter constitution and will send it to New York for official approval. Lawrence High School hopes to host a foreign student and send a Lawrence student abroad. The group also authorized opening a bank account.
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American Field Service
New York
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Birchers Barred From GOP Committee Posts
In Bismarck North Dakota two veteran Republicans lost bid for chairmanships at a legislature conference over their John Birch Society membership. Senator Duane Mutch was denied chair posts, while Senator Donald Holland cited Birch philosophy as the reason. Representative Arthur Bilden was offered a vice chair role but refused. Both men called the action unfair.
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Mutch
Arthur Bilden
Bilden
The
Birch Society
John Birch Society
Body of Woman 80 Found Strangled in Cincinnati Elevator
In Cincinnati an 80 year old woman Lula Kerrick was found dead in an apartment building elevator. Detective Russell Jackson said she was strangled with a stocking and police were reviewing possible links to five prior rape strangulation cases in the area with several suspects sought.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Russell Jackson
Jackson
Lula Kerrick
Rose Winstein
Health Board Meeting in Lawrence on Monday
The Lawrence Douglass County Board of Health will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Health Department office at City Hall.
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Lawrence - Douglas County
Rusk in Saigon For Conference On Viet Nam War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk began a round of Viet Nam talks in Saigon after ruling out a prolonged bombing halt unless Hanoi agrees to reciprocal steps. He expects talks will force the Communists to seek peace, while noting no movement to the conference table from the other side.
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South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Rusk
Formosa
Viet Nam
Tan Son Nhut
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bangkok
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Oranization
National convention to bring 400 students to KU in April
About 400 college students from across the nation will attend the National Association of College and University Residence Halls convention April 5 to 8 at Kansas University. Cheryl Ball of KU chairs the event with a theme Let s Stage a Live-In.
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National Association of College and University
Kansas University
Cheryl Ball
Olathe
Murphy
Summerfield
KU International Club
Lawrence Jaycees
Miss Ball
John Hill
Waverly
Irvana Keagy
Valley Center
Bill Morton
Phillipsburg
Martha Kopper
Wichita
Mary Ann Sutherland
Prescott
Sharon Snyder
Haven
Thayne Coulter
Clyde
Saundria Fletcher
Kansas City
Larry Geiger
Mission
Spring Fling Planned for April at Kansas University
Larry Seibel KU senior and publicity chairman announced April 28 to 30 events run by the Association of University Residence Halls. Activities include a Friday dance, Saturday gymkhana and games, a noon picnic, races and a pie eating contest, a Sunday banquet, and Spring Sing with trophies for top groups.
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Kansas University
Larry Seibel
Russell
Association of University Residence Halls
Seibel
Potter Lake
Inter-Residence Council
Scott Blackard
Riverside
Calif
Walt Jennings
Kansas City
Richard Marolf
Topeka
Margaret Wortman
Chanute
Lucia Weirich
Council Grove
Linda Ellis
Clay Center
Spring Sing
Kathy Chambers
Rochester
N. Y
KU Battenfeld
Grace Pearson
Jolliffe
Pearson
Stephen
Steven C. Frisbie
Fulton
Kansas Union
Allen Fieldhouse
KU Junior Injured In Thursday Auto Crash
Kansas University junior Robert T. Becker, 20, of 1245 W Campus Rd, sustained minor injuries after his car hit a parked vehicle owned by Carol J. Cornett at 11 11 p m on West 13th Street near Louisiana Street. Becker was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital and released. Damages totaled 250 to Becker s vehicle and 275 to Cornett s.
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Kansas University
West 13Th Street
Louisiana Street
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Robert T. Becker
Campus Rd
Becker
Carol J. Cornett
la. St
Cornett
W. 25Th St
Charles T. Curry
W .25Th St
Theodore E. Garrett Jr
25Th St
Garrett
Curry
Beet Growers Hit Artificial Sweeteners At Federation Meet
Billings Montana AP Sugar beet growers condemn artificial sweeteners calling for FDA to speed up investigations and proper labeling with warnings. Resolution cites University of Wisconsin studies showing detrimental effects on young rats and potential harm to growing children.
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Billings
Mont
National Sugar Beet Growers Federation Convention
Federal Food and Drug Administration
University of Wisconsin
Analyst Shoots, Commits Death by Own Action
A Newark computer analyst Theodore Lazewski, 27, forced entry to his ex girlfriend Gretchen Nelson's stepfather George Birge's East 88th Street apartment. He shot Miss Nelson nine times after beating Birge, then killed himself with a single shot. Nelson is in surgery, Birge treated, Lazewski died at Metropolitan Hospital.
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New York
Theodore Lazenski
Newark
N.J
East 88Th Street
Gretchen Nelson
University Hospital
George Birge
Lazewski
London
Miss Nelson
Birge
Metropolitan Hospital
Civil Liberties Union Flags Christmas Carols as Potential School Violation
The American Civil Liberties Union of Greater Cleveland says singing Christmas carols in public schools may violate separation of church and state. In a letter to principals, the group warns nativity displays and carols express strong faith and could be proscribed, though Christmas music with secular value might be allowed.
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Civil Liberties Union
Cleveland
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union of
Greater Cleveland
ACLU
Bernard A. Berkman
KU Groups Plan Christmas Carols and Campus Events
The Kansas University Navy Choir and Gamma Phi Beta members will carol at Lawrence Memorial and Watkins Hospitals Tuesday night, dine at the Gamma Phi Beta house, then visit Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Hugh Dunham and end with a Campus Hideaway party. Robert Petering directs.
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Kansas University Navy
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Mount Oread
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Watkins Hospital
Gamma Phi Beta House
Hugh Dunham
Crawford
Robert Petering
Clayton
Navy
Naval Rotc
John MacGregor
Naval Science
Ellen Winkler
Webster Groves
Gamma Phi Beta
Peace Corps tests draw KU students during Peace Corps Week
Over 100 Kansas University students took placement tests this week for Peace Corps positions. Additional tests were set for today and Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Kansas Union. The Saturday session closes Peace Corps Week at Mount Oread.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Mount Oread
Truman Capote Party Highlighted by Life Magazine
Life Magazine features a Truman Capote party with 540 guests including Odd and Mrs Williams of Lawrence Kansas. The Life write up notes Williams danced vividly among attendees while Capote traveled Kansas for In Cold Blood research. A school dance featuring the Intruders follows tonight's basketball game at South Park Recreation Center. Admission and membership cards are required. Saturday afternoon showcases by the Recreation and Parks Department children include arts crafts puppetry and painting with a puppet show at 3 30 p.m.
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Life Magazine
Truman Capote
Odd Williams
Lawrence
Capote
Kansas
Life
Williams
Kane
South Park Recreation Center
Recreation and Parks Department
Three Lawrence Thefts Trigger $3,000 Loss
Lawrence police logged three thefts with a total loss near 3000 dollars. Kansas University professors William Balfour and Elden Tefft reported three statues stolen from yards, valued at 2200 dollars, plus four chainsaws from Jones Farm Supply, and an amusement machine at Congo Bar with unspecified cash loss.
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Lawrence
William Balfour
University
Elden C. Tefft
Naismith
Balfour
Tefft
Kansas University
Jones Farm Supply
East 23Rd Street
Hayden Jones
Congo Bar
N.ord St
Firemen Aid Muscular Dystrophy Fund Drive
Lawrence firemen today distributed containers to local merchants to collect money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. All collections from the containers will be given to the association, Assistant Fire Chief John Kasberger said.
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Lawrence
Association
John Kasberger
Author Describes Watts Experience As Creative Resource
Budd Schulberg told senators his Watts experience shows America can find creative talent in ghettos. He warned talent is wasted due to failing schools and officials, likening it to valuable oil seeping away. He urged equal efficiency and fervor to prevent squandering spiritual wealth.
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Washington
Budd Schulberg
Watts
Los Angeles
America
Firecracker Incident Reported at 9th and Iowa Streets
Police received calls around 12 30 this morning reporting firecrackers and bombs going off in the area of 9th and Iowa Streets Officers dispersed the offenders.
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9Th and
Iowa Sts
Rajasthan students seek unsuitable career paths
WRONG CAREERS JAIPUR India AP Rajast han state school authorities report that recent tests show 92 percent of university students pursue careers they lack the ability or aptitude for.
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Jaipur
India
Rajasthan
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