U N Sanctions Debate on Rhodesia South Africa Harsh
A South Africa spokesman rejects sanctions as fatal, warning of military strength. The column questions U.S. commitment to actions against Rhodesia and South Africa, and asks if race and freedom levels drive international pressure and potential military options.
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South Africa
Rhodesia
U.N. Security Council
Jacobus Fouche
Fouche
United States
United Nations
South Tica
U.S
Rodesia
Southfrica
U.N
Congress
Johnson
Goldberg
Uncle Sam
Vietnam
Thailand
Africa
Southern Africa
Cuba
Haskell and Lawrence Students Prepare Christmas Concerts
Lawrence and Haskell schools stage Christmas programs with the Gils Glee Club the Chorale and the Haskell Singers performing carols and tableaux. Mrs Margaret Sanders is program chairman as Mary and Joseph roles are cast alongside student narrators and a one act Christmas play by Millard Denny.
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Davis
The
Gils’ Glee Club
McLain
Marie Shirer
Ralph Reed
Bob Howard
Don LeFeuvre
Ward Norris
Roberta Candlin
Haskell
Betty Tucker
William Charley
Christ
J. D. Dreadfulwater
Emmanuel
Mary
Kings of Orient
Ethlehem
Kathryn Warrior
Joseph
Dennis Duckworth
Program
Mrs
Margaret Sanders
Lawrence High School
Millard Denny
Joint Lodge Meeting and Officer Installation Notice
Acadia Lodge 9 and Lawrence Lodge 6 announce a joint meeting for the installation of officers on Monday December 19 at 8:00 p.m. all members and wives invited. Refreshments. Carl W. Schroeder WM and Geo. Mole Secy. Ellis W. King WM and C. E. Kerns Secy.
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Acadia Lodge
Lawrence Lodge
Carl W. Schroeder
Geo. Mole
Ellis W. King
C. E. Kerns
Rhodes Candidate Teaches And Helps Clean the Hall
Gary Gregg of Coldwater senior at Kansas University, a Rhodes Scholarship finalist, balances teaching eight discussion groups and independent research while volunteering as a hall cleaner in Stephenson Scholarship Hall. He dreams of a history Ph.D. at Oxford and a college professorship.
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Coldwater
Kansas University
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Stephenson
Gregg
Rodin
Stephenson Hall
Journal-World Photo
Mount Oread
Stephenson Scholarship
David Parker
Kansas State University
Topeka
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Aldon Bell
Centennial College
Bell
Charles Sidman
Richard Sheridan
Oxford
Des Moines
Stephen Munzer
Salina
George Barisas
Kansas City, Mo
Breon Mitchell
University Review
Owl Society
National Science Foundation
Paris
Western Star Lodge elects officers in lodge ceremony
The Western Star Lodge No. 1 F and A M elected and installed officers at the lodge on 8th and N. H. Sts. John W. Jarrett was named worshipful master with William Newman senior warden George Brown junior warden Verner L. Newman ill secretary Arthur Lewis senior deacon Rev W Sims chaplain and Robert Hawkins assistant secretary Fred Taylor deputy grand master presided.
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Western Star Lodge
8Th
N. H. Sts
John W. Jarrett
William Newman
George Brown
Verner L. Newman
Ill
Arthur Lewis
Rev. W. §. Sims
Robert Hawkins
Fred Taylor
Douglas County Man Dies in Apparent Self Inflicted Shooting
Charles J. Mills 62 of Route 3 near TeePee Junction died after an apparent self inflicted wound from a .22 rifle. He was found by his son Richard Mills at 3:19 p.m. and died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital at 4:35 p.m. Private funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife two daughters three sons a sister and nine grandchildren. He was born in 1904 in Kansas City and was a retired member of the North Lawrence Christian Church.
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Douglas County
Route 3
TeePee Junction
Sheriff’s Office
Charles J. Mills
Richard Mills
Citizens Ambulances Service
Mills
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral
Buster Cemetery
Jefferson County
Mary of the Home
Gweneth Emrick
Sunflower Village
Mary Jo Jones
Hutchinson
Richard J. Mills
Charles A. Mills
Locust
John B. Mills
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Lena Y. Payne
Springfield
Jim Handly
Morris Immons
Higginsville
Creigh Frick
Lexington
Eddie Schleuter
Kansas City
North Lawrence Christian Church
Bette Booth Wins VFW Voice Contest
Bette Booth a 16 year old Lawrence High School junior was named 1966 67 winner of the Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the Lawrence VFW Post and Auxiliary She will compete in the regional meet toward possible state title with runner up David Miller a Eudora High senior and honorable mentions Karen Parsons David Gish and Wanda Eckman.
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Bette Booth
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
Miss Booth
Arden Booth
Ala. St
Eudora High
David Miller
Baldwin High
Karen Parsons
David Gish
Wanda Eckman
We Democracy
Baby Sitter Service Arrives in Moscow Next Year
Moscow will gain its first baby sitter service next year as two dozen utility services spread from child care to wedding musicians and interior decorating. Evening Moscow notes strong demand as postwar prosperity fuels new household conveniences previously thought bourgeois.
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Moscow
Oses Teg
Evening
Soviet Union
Stalin
Demand for reduced US spending prompt from House aide
Washington AP reports Rep. George H. Mahon says a pronounced grassroots demand for spending cuts exists but warns against drastic cuts. He urges holding line on nondefense spending and prioritizing the war. Sen. Russell Long cautions Vietnam costs could yield a $20 billion deficit unless taxes rise or nondefense cuts occur.
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Washington AP
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Mahon
Congress
Two Topeka Girls Die in Early Morning House Fire
Two Topeka youngsters Rebecca Wolff 14 and Barbara Wolff 12 died of suffocation in a house fire. Fire Marshal Floyd Dibbern said the blaze occurred at the girls home in Topeka.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka
Floyd Dibbern
Rebecca Wolff
Barbara
Four Hurt In Two Car Wreck At 19th And Learnard
Four people were injured Friday in a two car collision at 4 26 p m at 19th Street and Learnard Avenue. Mrs Thomas T Glidden 34 of 1414 Clare Court drove an eastbound station wagon and Guy V Longstreth 70 of DeSoto drove a southbound car. Longstreth failed to stop at a stop sign. Rosa Young 84 of Topeka suffered a broken right collarbone and was taken to a Topeka infirmary. Glidden and her two children John 2 and Emily 3 42 suffered minor injuries and were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. both cars sustained damage.
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19Th Street
Learnard Avenue
Thomas T. Glidden
Clare Ct
Guy V. Longstreth
DeSoto
Longstreth
Rosa Young
Topeka
Rep Chet Mize Arrives in Moscow with American Delegation
Four members of the House Banking and Currency Committee traveled by overnight train from Leningrad to Moscow. They attended a Supreme Soviet session and later met state bank officials for foreign trade. The group includes Rep Chester L. Mize of Kansas.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Supreme Soviet
House Banking and Currency Committee
Soviet State Bank For Foreign Trade
Chester L. Mize
R-Kan
Card of Thanks for William G. Ellis
The family of William G. Ellis thanks the doctors nurses friends and relatives who sent flowers and food and the minister and church for expressions of sympathy during their loss.
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William G. Ellis
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