Rankin Named General Counsel for Kennedy Inquiry
Chief Justice Earl Warren appoints J Lee Rankin former U S solicitor general as general counsel for the commission probing Kennedy assassination. FBI report summary sent to the panel with seven members receiving copies. contents to be reviewed before any release.
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Harvard students seek looser parietal room rules
Cambridge Mass AP. Harvard undergraduates urge allowing women more room visits and longer hours, arguing current privacy prompts some sexual activity but would occur elsewhere without access. The push follows Dean Monro’s critique of 11 year old parietal rules and ongoing campus debate.
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Diphtheria Shots Taken To Stall Stilwell Siege
Stilwell Oklahoma students and many parents lined up to receive diphtheria shots as clinics opened. The eastern Oklahoma County is an epidemic area with 13 Adair County cases under treatment in hospitals in Stilwell Prairie Grove and Siloam Springs. Two deaths are attributed and a third is suspected.
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Capital Yule for the Johnsons at the White House
The new First Family may spend Christmas at the White House with plans drawn by Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy. Mourning for John F. Kennedy ends Dec. 22 and the White House will be lit for Christmas with a creche in the East Room, as planned by Mrs Kennedy.
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State Department Plans Budget Cuts For Foreign Aid
The department has operated its foreign aid program at 2.6 billion dollars this year pending Congress action. A House authorized ceiling is 3.6 billion, with actual appropriations tied up in committees. If Congress returns funds, program expansion is possible. if not, spending remains restrained.
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Getto Speaks Up On Liquor Issue
TOPEKA Kansas businessmen push liquor by the drink idea after the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Tourism and Recreation Promotion Council votes to suggest it to the legislature. Mike Getto hotel manager argues tourism suffers from Kansas image as open liquor sales debate divides attendees.
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Sex Education Process Outlined to Committee
Dr Helen Gilles and Assistant Supt Lloyd Schurr outlined needed and unnecessary sex education in Lawrence to the Board of Education committee on sex education. The panel plans to view one or two films at the next meeting and hopes to arrange controversial films for public schools. The group meets at 7 30 p m next Monday in Central Junior.
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Bomb Explodes At Aden Delegation Killing One
A bomb fired from an airport balcony at a British high commissioner’s party in Aden killed an Indian woman and wounded 39 others including the high commissioner Sir Kennedy Trevaskis and three aides. Deputy commissioner George Henderson and Information Ministry Secretary Jim Foster were among the injured.
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Board drafts 1965 75 mental health needs letter
Douglas County mental health needs for 1965 through 1975 will be cited in a letter prepared by the Lawrence Douglas County Mental Health Board. The letter, to be published in about six weeks, follows five months of meetings concluded Monday in City Hall.
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Baldwin Names 38 To Honor Honor Roll List
Thirty eight Baldwin High students were named to the second six weeks honor roll. Freshmen include Mark Biddle Roger Hartpence Janie Hegeman Donnie Jardon Shirley Lawson Ronnie Randel Steven Wiseman. Sophomores listed William Beedles Linda Coats Faye Hegeman Lenore Helfrich Clarice Hughey Janell Irick Linda Parsons David Ruhlen James Selzer Tom Swan Terence Toler. Juniors include Sharon Andrews Linda Diane Chanay David Corel Sally Hey Dana Hobson Judith Hornberger Phyllis Madl Gary Randel. Seniors are Tom Dillon Shirley Francy Dianna Hibner Carol Hoover Mary Hutchinson Sondra Johanning Steve Kreighbaum Rosalee Newman Fredy Schmidt Steve Schoepflin Mary K Walker Mary Lou Zeliff.
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Judith Hornberger
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Tom Dillon
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Carol Hoover
Mary Hutchinson
Sondra Johanning
Steve Kreighbaum
Rosalee Newman
Fredy Schmidt
Steve Schoepflin
Mary K. Walker
Mary Lou Zeliff
Christmas shopping hours set in Lawrence stores
Lawrence stores stay open late through Dec 23 to aid Christmas shopping with 9:30 a.m. openings except Sundays, and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve. KU alumnus donates in lieu of a gift to KU Endowment Association, the first such contribution.
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Moldy money found on Gettysburg battlefield worth 49000
A summer find on the Gettysburg battlefield yields 49000 in redeemable value from 54000 face value. Deputy treasurer William T. Howell said the finder will receive a tax deduction after IRS ruling while George C. Rapport, a New York teacher, found the bills on June 27 during a battlefield tour.
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Total Carloads Down On Santa Fe Railroad
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending Dec 7 1963 were 31 357 vs 32 770 year ago. On line loadings were 21 206 vs 20 965 prior year. Cars received from connections totaled 10 151 vs 11 805 last year. Santa Fe handled 29 227 carloads in the preceding week of this year.
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Seventh graders study how to pass legislation at West Junior High
A seventh grade Common Learnings class at West Junior High studied how bills become law. They held a mock meeting and drafted a bill to make the assassination of a U S president vice president or cabinet members a federal offense. Teacher Mrs. Jack Steele led the class.
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Ruby Grumpy in His Jail Cell Ahead of Oswald Trial
Dallas AP reports Jack Ruby, the nightclub operator who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, is described as getting a little grumpy in his jail cell. Sheriff Decker notes restricted phone calls and visitors as Ruby prepares for the February 3 court appearance on Oswald murder charges.
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Distribution Soon of Draft Zoning Ordinances for Lawrence
City Hall has draft copies of the Revised Zoning Ordinances to be distributed to the City Planning Commission City Commission and the Committee of 100 subcommittee on Land Use and Zoning. City Manager Harold Horn says the drafts are vital to the Comprehensive Plan and its implementation once adopted. The proposal blends ordinances from 1949 amendments and adds recommendations from Ray Wells and Harland Bartholomew and Associates with a further report due in early January.
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Fears Grow Over Safety of Group Held in Bolivia
Four Americans and 17 others are hostage as a 24 hour deadline nears. Miners warn the government to release jailed Communist union leaders or face consequences. Captives include Michael Kristula and Thomas Martin among others held at Catavi since Friday.
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Knackstedt Pleads Guilty in First Degree Robbery Case
John W. Knackstedt, 16, of 637 Vt. St., pleaded guilty in District Court to first degree robbery. He will be sentenced at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 16 by Judge Frank Gray. A pre sentence investigation was ordered. The incident occurred Sept. 29 when Leo Buerman was beaten and robbed. a juvenile girl present was sent to a state detention home and a watch was taken.
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Jewish Festival Begins Tonight
The Hanukah festival of lights starts tonight with the lighting of the first candle. Each night adds a candle, culminating with eight on the final night, plus an extra candle lit above the others. The holiday commemorates the Jewish people's ancient struggle for religious freedom.
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KU Students in Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater Play Cast
Eight KU students take roles in Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater for a Children's Theatre presentation set for Feb 27 28 and 29 at KU. Cast includes Holle Caston Independence senior Nancy Marcy Scott City junior Sylvia Anderson Wilmette NL junior Priscilla Scheldt Wichita junior Theora Weddingfeld Norfolk VA junior Brenda Currin Olathe freshman Mike Willard Fort Scott freshman Sandra Kemp Hill City freshman.
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Pumpkin Eater
Holle Caston
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Nancy Marcy
Scott City
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Wilmette
Priscilla Scheldt
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Norfolk
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Olathe
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Hill City
Card of thanks for loss of Mrs. Alice Greenwell
The family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards food and kindness after the death of Mrs. Alice Greenwell. Sincere thanks to Valleyview Nursing Home nurses and to ministers neighbors and friends for sympathy and support. May God bless you. Luella Hults and others.
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In Memoriam Katherine Barton Moment of Remembrance
In loving memory of Mrs. Katherine Barton who passed away six years ago today December 10. She is sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bucheim and Mrs. Earl Lee Reavis.
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