KU students press for 4 percent budget rise at Topeka
Six KU students led by Reuben McCornack plan a Monday night meeting to present the case for restoring cuts to the Kansas University budget. They target faculty salary increases, student aid, library funds, outdoor courts, and the Regents recommendations, with Gov-elect Avery likely present.
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Kansas University
James Bibb
Topeka
Reuben McCornack
Abilene
Bibb
McCornack
Sam Evans
Salina
Robert Guenthner
Augusta
Nancy Breidenthal
Kansas City
Tom Woods
Arkansas City
Janice Gibson
Independence
William Avery
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Bible Friday
Blake Hall
Marvin Hall
Kennedy named VP and GM of Central States magazines
Mike L. Kennedy of Topeka is named vice president and general manager of Central States Construction Magazine and Midwest Industry. The appointment was announced by publisher Karl L. Kennedy. Kennedy joined the staff in 1963 and will oversee Topeka home office administration and advertising offices in Kansas City El Dorado Chicago and Pasadena. He has worked with Topeka Capital Journal and Denver Post and studied at Culver Military Academy KU and Kansas State. He is married to Mary Richardson and has two children.
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Mike L. Kennedy
Topeka
Central States Construction Magazine
Midwest Industry
Karl L. Kennedy
Mike Kennedy
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
el Dorado
Chicago
Pasadena
Calif
Central States Construction
Fire destroys half block on Highland main street
Fire in Highland Kansas destroyed about half of a block long building on the main street. Volunteers from Highland Junior College helped save city records from the fire.
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Highland, Kan
Highland
Highland Junior College
Santa's Helper Has Ghilly Job with Warm Farewell
Philadelphia AP report details a sidewalk Santa for the Volunteers of America who spent nearly four hours collecting gifts and funds. Children and adults engaged with the costume while the giver, Jim Laainh, describes reactions, total $9.66 and one toy dart collected.
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Santa
Associated Press
Jim Laainh
Volunteers of America
Philadelphia
Nurse Gives Her Patient A New World
In Boston a 51 year old blind deaf mute named Joseph del Signore who spent 30 years in mental institutions begins work at a Cambridge workshop for the blind. Once deemed assaultive and dangerous he learned to communicate by touch and with Braille.
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Boston
Joseph del Signore
Signore
Cambridge
Wrentham State Hospital
Boston State Hospital
Rachel Sagannov
Sagannov
State Division of the Blind
Street Project Expands Vermont Street For Dairy Access
Penny Construction Co. began widening Vermont Street north of Sixth Street to improve track access for Lawrence Sanitary Dairy. The 24 foot widening is financed by Lawrence Sanitary under city specifications and inspection.
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Penny Construction Co
Vermont
6Th Street
Lawrence Sanitary Dairy
Lawrence Sanitary
KU Dean Marvin to Lead Tel Aviv Mass Communications Center Plan
Kansas University journalism dean Burton W. Marvin will depart Lawrence on December 26 for Tel Aviv Israel to plan a Mass Communications Center and journalism program at the University of Tel Aviv. He will travel via Paris possibly meeting son Charles a Fulbright scholar. The Kansas Board of Regents accepts his resignation effective June 30 with a return to KU after leave.
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Burton W. Marvin
Kansas University
Lawrence
University of
Marvin
Bob
Lawrence High School
Tel Aviv
West Junior High School
Tle Aviv
Mass Communications Center
University
H. H. Marvin
Lincoln, Neb
War on Poverty Seeks Private Industry Aid
Washington AP The Johnson administration expands private sector involvement in the war on poverty as 82.6 million dollars of new projects are announced. A New Jersey Job Corps center at Camp Kilmer will be run by an ITT subsidiary for up to 540000 dollars, with two other centers at Tongue Point Ore and Camp Gary Tex operated by nonprofits. The package also lists 18 rural sites in 15 states, adding to 41 sites disclosed last November.
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New Jersey
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Shriver
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Tongue Point Naval Station
Ore
Camp Gary
Tex
White House
Big Three Meet at Goldwater Home in Phoenix
The Republican presidential contenders Dean Burch and William Miller joined Sen. Barry Goldwater at a hilltop Phoenix home for talks on internal friction within the party. The trio kept away from reporters as they discussed party leadership and future plans.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
National Cop
Dean Burch
New York
William E. Miller
Goldwater
Burch
Tucson
Navy names successor as Wayne Hardin quits after six seasons
Navy head football coach Wayne Hardin resigns after six years at Annapolis citing a need for a just settlement of four years remaining on his contract. He says athletic officials have been cooperative in negotiations and offers no specific reasons for departure.
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Annapolis
Wayne Hardin
Navy
Academy
Hardin
Notre Dame Wins Court Battle Over Film and Novel
In New York a State Supreme Court injunction blocked the release of the film John Goldfarb Please Come Home and publication of the novel. Justice Henry Clay Greenberg ruled the film and book misappropriated Notre Dame name and football prestige. The movie cost about 4 million dollars and planned a Christmas release.
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NEW York
Notre Dame
Supreme Court
University
John Goldfarb
Henry Clay Greenberg
Greenberg
William Peter Blatty
University of Notre Dame
20Th Century-Fox
Goldfarb
Russia
Theodore Hesburgh
Newark judge sentences woman for illegitimate children
A Newark judge sentenced a 25 year old mother to an indefinite term at Clinton Reformatory for Women for having too many illegitimate children. She had previously appeared in 1962 for failing to support four children and was pregnant with her sixth child at the time of the latest warrant. The woman’s mother receives county welfare to support five children aged 2 to 7, with medical expenses covered.
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Newark
N.J
Horace Bellfatto
Bellfatto
Essex County Probation Department
Clinton Reformatory For Women
County Welfare Board
Parade of Carols canceled due to severe cold in Lawrence
Lawrence reports the Cub Scout Parade of Carols on Massachusetts Street is canceled because of extreme cold. KU happenings note new student leaders in the Men's Residence Hall Association and ongoing elections in residence halls. Final exams approach for 13,475 KU students before a 15 day Christmas recess begins Saturday.
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Massachusetts Street
Jerry Mohr
Hutchinson
Kansas University
Men’s Residence Hall Association
Albert Bendure
Kansas City
Lawrence
City Hall
Ray Wells
Winter Cold Grips Northwest Amid Record Low Spreadof Freezing
An 88 year old man died while navigating snowdrifts caused by a stalled truck as Washington state endured a severe cold wave. Spokane logged a record December low of minus 19 degrees with similar subzero readings across Oregon and eastern New Mexico. Governors activated emergency precautions for travelers while winds reached 50 mph in northern Minnesota and other regions saw temperatures fall well below zero.
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Washington State
Spokane
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
New Mexico
North Dakota
William Guy
Minnesota
Sibley
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Mercury
KU Engineers Receive $150000 NASA Grant for PhD Fellowships
Kansas University engineering dean John S. McNown announced a $150000 NASA grant to fund ten PhD students over three years. The program supports earth and radar satellite research, matching funds boosting total support to about $2500 per student annually, part of KU’s ongoing space science collaboration.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kansas University
John S. McNown
KU School of Engineering and Architecture
Dean McNown
Moon
Earth
Richard K. Moore
NASA
Moore
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
U. S. Geological Survey
Vicksburg
Mass
Waterways Experiment Station
Army Geodesy Intelligence, Research and Development Agency
U. S. Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
Calif
Wright Air Development Center
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Ohoi State
Michigan
Interdisciplinary Studies
Missionary Freda Farmer to Speak at Local Church
Freda Farmer, a missionary to Taiwan, will speak at 7 30 p m Friday in the Wesleyan Methodist Church at 9th and Madeline Lane. She will show slides of mission work on Taiwan. A Ohio native and Marion College graduate, she has spent years in Taiwan and is on furlough, planning to return in 1965.
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Freda Farmer
Taiwan
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Madeline Lane
Miss Farmer
Ohio
Marion College
Indiana
NATO Stockpile Details Revealed by McNamara
Secretary McNamara said NATO holds atomic demolition charges in Western Europe and that the supreme allied commander has standby plans for their use under appropriate conditions. He spoke after NATO ministerial talks in Paris amid reports the charges exist in Germany to block enemy advances through passes or valleys.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
NATO
Europe
McNamara
Paris
Germany
Hope’s Christmas Tour Hitches On Snowbound Landing
Bob Hope began his 13th annual overseas Christmas tour as an Army helicopter carrying Janis Paige Les Brown John Bubbles and Jerry Colon sustained engine trouble and forced landing in a snowstorm near Seoul. Hope’s separate helicopter with Jill St John Anita Bryant and Anna Maria Alberghetti arrived as the stranded troupe was rescued. About 2 000 servicemen attended the outdoor show despite the blizzard.
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Bupyong
South Korea
Bob Hope
Janis Paige
Les Brown
John Bubbles
Jerry Colonna
Seoul
Hope
Jill St. John
Anita Bryant
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Ann Sidney
Buoyong
Jack Shea
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