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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
3
Berry notes Borman and Lovell show stable heart rates sleep and performance during an extended mission. The crew faces minimal motion sickness and plans to monitor comfort items, water use, and hygiene while shaving remains unlikely to save cabin space.
Washington reports U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam total 1,496 through January 1961, with 1,241 this year and most since midsummer. Communist losses roughly 35,000, casualties rising. Korea comparison shows 33,629 U.S. deaths and 6,863 wounded to date, plus 126 missing and 25 believed prisoners.
The KU Computation Center in Summerfield Hall will receive an authorized air conditioning system modification. Estimated project cost is $15,000.
The committee reviews proposed expansion of sanitary sewer facilities at KU with funding split: one fourth of costs from developers of Naismith Hall and three fourths covered by KU for services to three residence halls to be built on campus.
The United Federation of College Teachers calls the immediate dismissals at St. John’s University unconscionable and plans a strike when classes resume. Msgr. John Clancy and Rev. Peter O’Reilly are among more than 20 dismissed. the university cites nonrenewal notices and states reasons will not be publicly discussed.
A Kansas Peace Officers Regional school in Lawrence concluded with a 2 15 p m session on road blocks and utilization. About 75 officers from northeast Kansas attended as Jim Kline coordinated the event hosted by Lawrence Police Chief William Troelstrup.
TOPEKA AP Some roads remained slick early today but driving had returned to normal conditions in most parts of Kansas. The Kansas Highway Commission reported roads normal in all of Eastern Kansas with packed snow and ice in sheltered areas of Jewell County and Rush Barton and Pawnee counties in the south central region.
The Supreme Court ruled private clubs in Wyandotte County are unincorporated associations without standing to sue. It upheld the 1965 law classifying nonprofit versus commercial clubs as related to public welfare for liquor sale. Judge Burns had issued an injunction against enforcement in the county.
The Kansas Supreme Court on Thursday reversed Wyandotte County District Court ruling and signaled enforcement of the 1965 private club law after finding the lower court unconstitutional.
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