Teague Proposes Viet Nam GI Bill For Veterans Education and home loans eyed
Rep Olin E Teague veteran affairs chair predicts quick passage of a Viet Nam GI bill extending college aid and loan guarantees to veterans with 180 plus days active service since 1955. Administration opposition cited cost. Senate bill sets 1967 cutoff, Teague aims for a lasting measure.
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Washington
Olin E.teague
Viet Nam
Teague
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Waxahachie
Tex
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Ralph W. Yarborough
Planes search for space medic Lovelace missing over mountains
About 30 New Mexico aircraft searched the Aspen to Albuquerque route for Dr W Randolph Lovelace II the U S director of space medicine his wife Mary and pilot Milton Brown after their twin engine plane disappeared Sunday over rugged mountains. Weather hindered earlier efforts but Civil Air Patrol and military planes from California to Florida joined the hunt along the 282 mile path.
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Aubuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado
U.S
Space Medicine
Aspen
Colo
Albuquerque
W. Randolph Lovelace II
Mary
Milton Brown
Cutter Flying Service
Lovelace
Lovelace Clinic
California
Florida
Civil Air Patrol
Hamilton Afb
Calif
Luke Afb
Ariz
Eglin Afb
Fla
Kirtland Afb
North American Air
Eddie Stanky Named New White Sox Manager
Eddie Stanky was named manager of the Chicago White Sox succeeding Al Lopez who resigned last Nov. 4. The 48-year-old Stanky left his post with the New York Mets to take a three year contract worth about 40 thousand dollars annually. This marks his second big league managing stint after leading the St. Louis Cardinals to NL thirds in 1952 and 1953 and sixth in 1954. Lopez becomes club vice president.
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Chicago
Eddie Stanky
Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Stanky
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Lopez
Wichitan Will Discuss Economics Politics
Charles Koch of Wichita will discuss relations between economics and politics at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. The talk is sponsored by the Minority Opinions Forum of Student Union Activities. Doug Miller said Koch will argue that communism racism and necessity share the same political spectrum. Myers of Wichita was to speak but is ill and may be rescheduled.
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Wichita
Kansas Union
Minority Opinions
Doug Miller
Pittsburg
Forum
Koch
Kenneth Myers
John Birch Society
Myers
Miller
KU Coed Seal Subpoena Turns To Law School Party
Lawrence KU coed startled by a sheriff delivering a fake subpoena that turned into an invitation to a KU Law School party at the Elks Club. Donald Erie, a KU law student and Green Hall sheriff, issued party subpoenas to about 30 coeds with more invitations mailed to faculty wives and law student spouses. Douglas County will receive 73,102.10 from Santa Fe Railway for 1965 first-half ad valorem taxes, with total state payments at 4,823,935.27. tax checks are in the mail for Dec 20 deadlines.
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Kansas University
Hashinger Hall
Elks Club
Donald Erie
Kansas
Green Hall
Douglas County
Santa Fe Railway
Santa to visit Lawrence Public Library children’s room
Santa Claus will visit the Chil dren's Room of the Lawrence Public Library at the close of the pre-school hour at 11 a.m. Friday. The event is for all pre-school children and kindergarten children not attending morning classes. This week's event will close the current story hour series. The opening date for the spring oe has been set for Feb. L
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Santa Claus
Lawrence Public Library
KU students sing carols at Wescoe home and dorms
About 80 Kansas University students from Ellsworth and McCollum Halls joined a Christmas carol event Monday night at Chancellor Wescoe’s home. The group also sang at dorms in the daisy field area, Watkins Scholarship Hall, and Mrs. Elsworth’s home. Dr and Mrs Wescoe served lunch and cookies.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Ellsworth
McCollum Halls
AKL Fraternity to Host Christmas Party for 16 Children
Alpha Kappa Lambda members will entertain 16 youngsters at a Christmas party tonight at 1144 La. St the chapter house. Hostess is Elizabeth Stanley fraternity housemother. Kalai Felions the new AKL little sister group assists. Bruce Cook Newton junior is event chairman. Salvation Army invited the children.
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Alpha Kappa Lambda
la. St
Elizabeth Stanley
Kalai Felions
AKL
Little Sister
Bruce Cook
Newton Junior
Salvation Army
Two Boys in Wheelchairs Brighten Hospital Ward
In Kansas City AP report two 11 year olds, Terry McMahon and Gary DiGiovanna, recover after a branch log crushed their feet during a nature hike in Swope Park. They amuse themselves in the hospital playroom with wheelchairs and remote controls, dreaming of Christmas home soon.
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Kansas City
Research Hospital
Swope Park
Regina Catherine
Mrs. McMahon
Terry
Johnson Raises 10 Presidential Aides to 30000
President Johnson issued $1500 annual raises for 10 special assistants raising their pay from $28500 to $30000 per year. The act places the maximum at $30000 and four vacancies remain among the 14 allowable presidential aide posts.
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Johnson
Washington
Bill D. Moyer
KU Student Wins $100 Sculpture Award in St Louis Show
Howard Cohen of Flushing New York a fifth year KU architecture student won the $100 Martha I Love Award for Sculpture at the 20th Missouri Art Show in St Louis His piece titled Sentry One also featured KU classmates James Crates Richard Ginty and David Rohovit among other works displayed
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Howard Cohen
Flushing
Kansas University
Martha I. Love
Missouri
St. Louis
James Crates
Kansas City
Aduate
Richard Ginty
David Rohovit
Sammy Davis Jr and May Britt adopt second child
New York AP reports entertainer Sammy Davis Jr and his wife May Britt have returned home after adopting a second son in Los Angeles. They had already raised a daughter Tracey, 4, and a previously adopted son, Mark, 5. The newest child is a one year old boy named Jeff after the late actor Jeff Chandler, and has been with the family since shortly after birth.
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New York
Sammy Davis Jr
May Britt
Los Angeles
Jeff
Jeff Chandler
Tracey
Mark
Kettle Drive of Army Gains 52 253 Thus Far
Salvation Army Red Kettle Drive has raised 25253 so far, Captain Charles R. Moffitt reports. The target is 4500 with the drive ending Christmas Eve. Lawrence Rotary Club has 162 collected, two under last year, while two large civic clubs started campaigns earlier this year. Contributions can be dropped in kettles or mailed to Salvation Army HQ.
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Salvation Army
Charles R. Moffitt
Moffitt
Lawrence Rotary Club
Fire Marshal to Probe Manhattan Junior High Fire
The Kansas fire marshal will investigate a second fire in two months at Manhattan's Junior High School auditorium. Mon night stage curtains were found in flames on the stage floor after basketball coaches spotted smoke shortly after dismissal.
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Manhattan, Kan
Manhattan
Tom Woodhouse
Turmoil Delays Avery Act For a Legislator
Gov. William H. Avery delayed a Lyons County House seat appointment amid a Democratic dispute. He received a Morton nomination from the county Democratic Central Committee to replace Frank Lill, who resigned as postmaster in Emporia. Protesters argue four committee voters no longer live in Lyons County, prompting a potential court challenge and a Christmas delay.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Lyons County
Avery
Robert L. Morton
Emporia
Democratic Central Committee
Frank Lill
Lill
Central Committee
Morton
Lyon County District Court
Dust cover grounds Gemini 6 ignition test shaken
A plastic dust cap left on a Gemini 6 fuel line clogged the system for months. Inspectors say its removal was a careless act and could have stopped engines after ignition. The cover’s presence tied to assembly at Martin Co. Baltimore. Flight proceeded with Gemini 6 and Gemini 7 as weather looked favorable. Lovell and Borman wore no space suits, drinking water to prevent dehydration amid a six hour formation flight.
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Space Agency
Martin Co
Baltimore
Atlantic Ocean
Borman
Lovell
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Lee
Earth
Charles A. Berry
Wescoe Attends Kansas Colleges Meeting in Manhattan
University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe participated in a Kansas Association of Colleges and Universities meeting held in Manhattan marking discussions on higher education policies and regional cooperation.
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Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Association of Colleges and Universities
Manhattan
Governorship Not Out Though Wiles Eyes Senate
AP reports Harry G. Wiles Democratic candidate for governor in 1964 may seek the U S Senate nomination next year. He will consult party leaders in Washington and has received encouragement from several sources, though not from the White House. If nominated, he would face Sen James B Pearson R Kan. Other names floated include John Montgomery and Robert Docking. Gov William H Avery is expected to seek a second Republican term.
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Topeka
Harry G. Wiles
Washington
U.S. Senate
Wiles
State Corporation Commission
White House
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Andrew F. Schoeppel
John Montgomery
Junction City
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
George Docking
Richard Liebert
D-Coffeyville
William H. Avery
Red Cross Bloodmobile In Eudora On Thursday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Eudora from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at City Hall, sponsored by Eudora Jaycees. Donors aged 21 to 59 are urged to donate. 18 to 21 may donate with parental consent. Registration at Ole Son Sundry Store or City Hall, with Red Cross Blood Center in Lawrence supplying Douglas County hospitals.
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Red Cross
Eudora
Eudora Jaycees
Eudora City Hall
Oleson Sundry Store
Jim Hoover
City Hall
Maynard Beemer
the Jaycees
Beemer
Red Cross Blood Center
Lawrence
Douglas County
United States
The
Russians Attack China Widens Kremlin Dispute
Moscow dispatches report three Soviet newspapers denouncing Beijing with persistent hostility. No new charges are cited but the tone signals Moscow’s readiness for a more open quarrel with China.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Cigarettes Put Up For Auction After Smuggling Crackdown
New York state tax officials will auction 48,558 packages of cigarettes seized in a crackdown on smuggling. The action follows a legislative move to double the state tax on cigarettes to 10 cents per pack this year.
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Albany, N.Y
New York
State Tax Department
Auction Block For Old Memphis Hotel
The Hotel Peabody in Memphis, a landmark for 96 years, was set for auction today to Dixieland jazz strains. A bid of at least $2.3 million was expected to cover mortgage and tax claims against the property, owned since 1953 by Alcon Corp. of Chicago, owner of the Alsonett hotel chain.
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Memphis, Tenn
Peabody
Memphis
Alcon Corp
Chicago
Alsonett
Regents Meet Friday And Wescoe to Visit
The Kansas Board of Regents will meet Friday morning at the State Office Building in Topeka. A 9 a.m. general session precedes appearances by John E. King of Kansas State Teachers College Emporia at 9:30, Emory Lindquist from Wichita University at 10, James McCain of Kansas State University at 10:30, and Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe of Kansas University at 11. It is the last board meeting for three regents unless reappointed by Gov. William Avery. Whitley Austin Salina Henry Bubb Topeka Dwight Klinger Ashland complete their terms this month.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Te State
Tea
John E. King
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Emory Lindquist
Wichita University
James McCain
Kansas State University
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
William Avery
Whitley Austin
Salina
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Dwight Klinger
Ashland
Yule Lighting Tour For Lawrence Seniors Tonight
Lawrence residents fifty seniors and local nursing home patients will tour Christmas lights tonight. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club Salvation Army and Lawrence Sweet Adelines, buses chartered by Kiwanis will transport the group to the Citadel then touring downtown, west town KU campus and malls. Santa will visit after, with candy fruit sherbet cookies and gifts from the Salvation Army.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army
Sweet Adelines
Kiwanis Club
Salvation Army Citadel
Kansas University
Santa Claus
Santa
Chamber Board Meets at Lawrence Chamber Luncheon
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce board held a luncheon today at the Hotel Eldridge. President Art Heck said the session was routine with no new developments to report.
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The
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Eldridge
Art Heck
In Memoriam Benny Bowen at Five Year Milestone
The Bowen and Black families memorialize Benny Bowen who died five years ago and thank relatives friends and neighbors for food flowers cards and kindness. Louise C Lane notes a Christmas bazaar at This and That Shop on December 4th and thanks all who attended.
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Benny Bowen
Bowen
J. D. Black
Louise C. Lane
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