Lawrence area notes pool talks and city activities
Heard in Lawrence Paddock Inc met with the Lawrence Board of Education Swimming Pool Committee to discuss pool construction and district experience. Douglas County will sell over 18 000 car tags this year with 17 942 sold by morning. The 1965 tags will have a red background with white letters and Midway U S A. printed. A large crowd attended KU theater opening and blood drive volunteers collected 56 pints. Gas permits for farmers and hunting licenses go on sale, with prices listed. Lang carols rehearsal for Cub Scouts and teacher Jan Roth to attend Atlanta conference. New downtown street signs installed. Kennedy Library fund drive runs Dec 14–16 with KU student leaders coordinating. Baker University gym painting completed before home games. Sterling and Ottawa visitors tested the gym’s new green color.
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Douglas County
Bessie Bennett
Midway U. S
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Kansas Union
Strong Hall
Murphy Hall
Summerfield Hall
Kansas University
KU Young Republicans
Young Democrats
All Student Council
KU Inter- Fraternity Council
Panhellenic Council
Mike Miner
ASC
Naismith
Bill Manning
Wichita
Baker University
Memorial Hall
Wildcats
Terry Minger
Kansas City
Robert Courtney
Jim Irick
Sterling College
Ottawa Braves
Talk Set Here By Londerholm At KU Banquet
Kansas attorney-general-elect Robert Londerholm returns to his alma mater Kansas University to speak at a 6 45 p m banquet. He will discuss the significance of student leadership during later life as part of the Big Eight Student Government Association conference opening events at the Kansas Union and Eldridge Hotel. Delegates from Big Eight schools arrive for the conference.
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Robert Londerholm
Kansas
Kansas University
Big Eight
Londerholm
Sigma Phi Epsilon
The
Law Review
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
State Department of Revenue
Department of Revenue
John Anderson
Sonderholm
Kansas Union
Big Eight Student Government Association
Eldridge
Confession Continued as FBI Charges 12 with Rights Plot
The FBI charges Barnette and nine others as part of a group accused of killing three civil rights workers in Bossier City across the Red River from Shreveport. A large crowd watched as proceedings opened with police inside and farmers among the accused. Nineteen face conspiracy counts. two named as accessories.
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Bossier City
Red River
Shreveport
FBI
Barnette
Break-Ins Reported at Overbrook Businesses and Post Office
Seven Overbrook businesses and the local post office were burglarized early today. The Topping drug store lost narcotics valued at about $150 plus $2 in cash, while the post office reported only a small amount of change missing.
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Overbrook
Kan
H.W. Shafer
Clark Coursen
KU leader urges shift to regional development and research network
KU chairman McKinney told an Omaha audience that Kansas must balance long range scholarship with applied research to aid the state economy. He urged administrative and state federal cooperation, stronger industry liaison offices, and faculty involvement in regional problems to turn ideas into action.
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McKinney
Kansas
Midwest
Ucation
Kansas State University
Hambleton Named Leader of New Geological Education Council
KU professor Dr. William W. Hambleton was chosen as chairman of a seven member panel Council on Education in the Geological Sciences. The group, sponsored by the American Geological Institute and funded by the National Science Foundation, aims to lift geology education across colleges and schools.
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Kansas University
Council On Education
American Geological Institute
National Science Foundation
William W. Hambleton
State Geological Survey
William M. Merrill
Hambleton
New Vermont Lot Opens for Yale Crowd This Christmas
City Engineer Virgil Holdredge announces the Project 800 parking lot in Vermont is open for Christmas shoppers though surfacing is delayed by bad weather. The city will cover base damage but plans to keep the lot open only until Christmas while underground utilities are finalized and poles remain in the alley.
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Virgil Holdredge
Parkers
Holdredge
Battle near Tam Ky Claims American and Australian Wounds
A U S enlisted man and an Australian officer were wounded in a fight near Tam Ky as Viet Cong forces overran a fortified hill. Earlier a U S Army officer was killed in a highway ambush in Phu Yen Province. A helicopter gunner died and an adviser was missing or captured in An Lao valley. Three American soldiers were killed when Viet Cong overran a small outpost at the southern Viet Nam tip.
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U.S
Tam Ky
Saigon
Phu Yen
South China Sea
An Lao
Viet Nam
Two Vehicle Crash Causes $450 Damage on Maine Street
A Wednesday afternoon collision in the 1100 block on Maine Street caused about $450 in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Mary R. Sword, 38, of 1812 Miller Drive, and William L. Baker, 19, of 1918 Stewart Avenue.
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Maine Street
Mary R. Sword
Miller Dr
William L. Baker
Stewart Ave
State Juco System Approves Tentative Plan for District Hubs
The Kansas Legislative Council backed a proposal to create a state system of community junior colleges. The plan, endorsed 19 to 0, halts new colleges under current law and offers a legal framework for an area district based system, pending the 1965 legislative session.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Spring Fling Plans Unveiled at KU
Elaine Rinkel announces Kansas University Association of University Residence Halls Spring Fling events from March 24 to 28. Ducks rent from a farm, duck race on Potter Lake, campus dances, sports car races, volleyball, picnic, egg toss, and a Spring Sing with awards and recognitions.
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Association of University
Kansas University
Elaine Rinkel
Scott City
Potter Lake
Rinkel
Lawrence
Lewis Hall
Templin Hall
Hoch Auditorium
AARH
KU Inter-Residence Council
Kansas Union
Karen Shoop
St. John
Miss Rinkel
Brent Porter
Halfway
Wayne Graham
Independence
John Hill
Waverly
Frances Bradley
Kansas City
Miss Shoop
Susan Griffiths
Chanute
Titan 3A rocket test launches dummy satellite
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports a Titan 3A military booster lifting at 11 52 a m in a test to launch a dummy satellite from a flying platform. The 124 foot tall rocket staged a transtage to orbit about 115 miles high and planned to release a 3740 pound cylindrical satellite over the Gulf of Mexico west of Cuba after a 100 minute orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Wescoes Attend Harlech Dinner and KU Luncheon
Chancellor and Mrs. Wescoe are host and guest at a Harlech dinner in Kansas City sponsored by the English speaking Union. Lord Harlech later visits Kansas University and attends a KU luncheon hosted by James Surface with Wescoe present while budget hearings are held in Topeka.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Lord Harlech
United States
Muehlebach
Kansas City
English Speaking Union
Sir David Ormsby Gore
Kansas University
James Surface
Wescoe
Topeka
Surface
Kansas Union
Kenneth Snow Chosen For Baker U Office
Kenneth Snow is added to Baker University staff in Baldwin as an admissions counselor. Snow, Baker graduate last June, is pursuing graduate work at Central Missouri State in Warrensburg. He will represent Baker in contacting high school counselors and students in the area.
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Kenneth Snow
Baker University
Baldwin
Baker
William J. Scarborough
Snow
Central Missouri State
Warrensburg
Independence
T. L. Snow
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England
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Leeds
Delbert Mathia
Fish & Game Commission
Allen Fieldhouse
Massachusetts Street
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7Th
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Jan Roth
Atlanta
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Cecil Price
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Stee
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Lawrence Memorial Co
Rman Endacott
Vermont
Yale
South Viet Nam
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Oread
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Harlech
Allison-Thomas Flower Shop
Massachusetts
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M. R. Carlson
State Farm Mutual
Bank of Friendly Suntice
Bloomington, Illinois
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Douglas County State Bank
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