Moyers Leaves White House in Move to Newsday
Bill D Moyers resigns as LBJ press secretary to become publisher and COO of Newsday. Jake Jacobson, Johnson aide and legislative counsel, will depart for private law practice in Austin Texas. George Christian to succeed Moyers as press secretary on Feb 1.
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White House
Bill Moyers
George Christian
Moyers
Long Island
N.Y
Newsday
Washington
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Jake Jacobson
Jacobson
Austin
Tex
John Connally
Texas
Christian
Jack Valenti
Ten KU faculty to retire this year under 65 rule
Ten Kansas University faculty members will retire by the end of the current academic year under university rules requiring retirement at 65 for administrators and 70 for faculty. Four Mount Oread administrators will leave supervisory duties but continue teaching.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Mount Oread
L. C. Woodruff
E. Raymond Hall
Museum of Natural History
A. Byron Leonard
Clyde Hyder
University Press
Hazel Anderson
J. Neale Carman
John Bradley
John Nelson
Walter Sandelius
Frances Grinstead
Dean Woodruff
Cornell University
Hall
University of California
Cal
North American
Holiday Inn theft reported on 23rd Street hotel
Denzel Gibbons of the Holiday Inn 23rd and Iowa Streets filed Tuesday afternoon police a theft from a room. A television and blankets valued at 130 dollars were taken from the inn room.
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Denzel Gibbons
Holiday Inn
23Rd and
Iowa Sts
Freshmen Hurt In Kansas City Car and Cycle Crash
Two Kansas University freshmen were injured when a motorcycle ridden by 18 year old Thomas A. Rayl collided with an automobile driven by 21 year old William T. Ford on Massachusetts Street. Rayl’s passenger Michael L. Weber also sustained minor injuries. All involved were treated and released from Watkins Memorial Hospital.
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Kansas University
Massachusetts Street
10Th Street
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Thomas A. Rayl
William T. Ford
Emerald Dr
Rays
Michael L. Weber
Ohio St
West 7Th Street
Arkansas Street
Ronald K. Cramer
Lake St
Cramer
Sue E. Roe
Eudora
Jerry L. Neidholdt
R. I. St
Roe
Neidholdt
Concert at Valleyview by Central Junior High ensemble
The Musical Ensemble of Central Junior High, drawn from its instrumental department, will perform a 30 minute concert tonight for Valleyview Rest Home residents. The program features Christmas music a WWI song medley and other selections.
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Central Junior Hi
Valleyview Rest Home
Camp attracts largest Midwest music study enrollment
Prospective students have begun filing applications for the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. About 2,000 junior high and high school students are expected for the Junior High Music Camp June 7 to 17 and the High School camp June 18 to July 30, with roughly 700 applications already in for the music division.
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Kansas University
Russell L. Wiley
Wiley
Continental United States
Lawrence
Skitcch Henderson
Jack Paar
Johnny Carson
Mount Oread
John Corley Jr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. Vivian Dunn
Royal Marines
The
Marine School of Music
Elyakum Shapiro
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Harry John Brown
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Paul Salamunovich
Wagner
St. Mary’s College
Los Angeles
Calif
Brown
Weston Noble
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Victor Alessandro
San Antonio
Londerholm backs KU police academy plan
Kansas Attorney General Robert Londerholm voiced wholehearted support for a Kansas University peace officers academy. He urged legislature to consider higher fines to fund the project, which the Kansas Peace Officers Association says would provide about 500000 for a two story building at KU managed by the Governmental Research Center director.
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Robert Londerholm
Peace Officers’ Academy
Kansas University
Hutchinson
Londerholm
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Fund Tax Project Gets Okay Today
A Legislative Council backed plan to revise how Kansas state inactive funds accrue interest. The bill ties interest to 70 percent of recent U S treasury yields, applying to 80 percent of inactive funds, with 20 percent kept as active accounts B. The measure passed 25 to 0 despite questions from Gov elect Docking allies.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Robert Docking
U. S. Treasury
Summons Served Over JFK Book
Mrs. John F. Kennedy has served a summons on Look magazine and the publishing firm of Harpers & Row to block publication of William Manchester's book Death of a President. Manchester, who just returned from Europe, said he was puzzled by the disturbance while Look says serialization will begin in the January 10 issue.
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White House
Moyers
Walt Rostow
Johnson
National Security Council
Washington
Texas
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
New York
John F. Kennedy
Look Magazine
Harper & Row
William Manchester
Europe
William Attwood
Look
Red and Oscar Rumsey Owners of Funeral Home
Red and Oscar Rumsey are listed as owners of a funeral home with a contact number VI 3 5111. The entry indicates a family business leadership detail from an obituary or directory snippet.
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Red
Oscar Rumsey
Wurnlhey Funeral Home
Airport Bonds In Kansas City Win Big Approval
Kansas City voters approved a 150 million dollar revenue bond issue for Mid-Continent International Airport. Unofficial tally 57,897 in favor to 2,339 against. Proceeds fund terminals hangars cargo buildings with no tax levy. New 12,200 foot runway to serve future supersonic transport. Project expected to generate at least 1 billion in construction wages and business over 10 years.
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Kansas City
Mid-Continent International Airport
City and Airport Bond Committee
University Church Pre-Christmas Service Tonight
The University Lutheran Church at 15th and Iowa Sts holds a 7:30 service featuring folk carols led by Dorothy Haecker on guitar and a modern liturgy "Rejoice" sung by a Roy Guenther led choir with Skip DuVal on guitar. The choir performs Shaw's "Susanna" and "Sing Your Songs to the Holy Child" as children and the audience join in antiphonal carols. Mike Adams narrates a Christmas story with Rev. Norman Steffen scripture readings, and Karen Anderson offers a modern version of the Lord's Prayer.
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University Lutheran Church
15Th
Iowa Sts
Dorothy Haecker
Roy Guenther
Skip DuVal
Robert Shaw
Susanna
Mike Adams
Norman Steffen
Karen Anderson
Charge Filed In Alleged Assault Case
A 33 year old Kansas City man Fred Mudgett was charged by Douglas County authorities with assault with intent to rape after a KU coed reported being attacked last Friday. The incident occurred near the rock quarry west of the drag strip road about a mile from the city limits. She signed a complaint Monday. the charge alleges willful felonious assault with intent to ravish and probable great bodily harm. Mudgett is jailed in Liberty Missouri on a separate parole violation warrant awaiting a Douglas County detainer. The woman, a 20 year old KU junior from Kansas City, was taken to Watkins Memorial Hospital but not admitted.
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Kansas City, Mo
Douglas County
Kansas University
Rock Quarry
Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Mudgett
Ralph King
Liberty
King
McCollum Hall
KU Students Interviewed for Rhodes Scholarship Selection
Seven Kansas University students were interviewed today by Rhodes Scholar selection committees. Among them were Al Martin Shawnee Mission junior and six KU seniors including Ted Haggart Salina Martin Holm er Wichita Rick Harrington Terre Haute Ind Gary Gregg Coldwater Will Price Wichita and John Alderman Lyons. Two candidates from Kansas were to advance to regional judging in Des Moines Iowa with four scholars to be named Saturday at seven sites nationwide. Alden Bell KU dean and other committee members mostly former Rhodes Scholars oversaw the process.
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Kansas University
Rhodes
al Martin
Shawnee Mission
Ted Haggart
Salina
Martin Holmer
Wichita
Rick Harrington
Terre Haute
Ind
Gary Gregg
Coldwater
Will Price
John Alderman
Lyons
Harrington
Jayhawk
Topeka
Kansas
Des Moines
Iowa
Alden Bell
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
James McCain
Kansas State University
W. D. P. Carey
Hutchinson
Chicago
Emory Lindquist
Wichita University
Gilbert Haight
Illinois University
John Chalmers
College of Liberal Arts
K-State
McCain
Lawrence Area Holiday Breaks and Tax Payments Reported
Lawrence area schools set winter recesses with varied dates in December and January 1967. Unified District 497, Haskell Institute, and Kansas University observe differing start and end times. Santa Fe and Union Pacific tax distributions in Douglas County totalled $75,960 for first half taxes, with second halves due next June. Woodlawn School children crafted 350 tray favors for elderly care home residents, distributed Thursday. the project marks its debut this year.
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Santa Fe Railway
Douglas County
Kansas
Topeka
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Woodlawn School
Elm St
Lawrence
Gift Anticipated for Kansas School of Religion Building
William J. Moore announces a $35,500 gift to the Kansas School of Religion building fund from Olive Garvey of Wichita and her daughters H Bernard Fink of Topeka and Olivia Lincoln of Lincoln Nebraska. The gifts and pledges from other sources must total $71,000 to reach $106,500 needed for the $413,000 project across from the Kansas Union as construction began in November on the Myers Hall site.
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Kansas School of Religion
William J. Moore
Dean Moore
Olive Garvey
Wichita
H. Bernard Fink
Topeka
Olivia Lincoln
Lincoln
Neb
The
Kansas Union
Old Myers Hall
E H Lupton Dies At Samaritan Lodge
E H Lupton a 1916 Kansas University graduate dies this afternoon at Samaritan Lodge after years of illness. Survivors include his wife Geneva of 1325 Strong Ave. Funeral arrangements are pending at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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E. H. Lupton
Kansas University
Samaritan Lodge
Geneva
Strong Ave
Rumsey Funeral Home
Card of Thanks for hospital stay and gifts
Harley Lyon thanks everyone for cards gifts visits and prayers during hospital stay and after returning home credits Dr Joseph Dr Godwin and the nurses on 3rd floor for care and support.
In Memoriam Ben H Bowen Remembrance Notice
In memory of Ben H Bowen who passed away six years ago today. Sadly missed by his family and friends. The Bowen Family.
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Ben H. Bowen
Bowen
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