Legal Wrangle Continues After Red Court Guilty Verdict
The Communist Party was convicted and fined 120000 for failing to register as a Soviet agent. Lawyers Forer and Abt plan appeals to the Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court. A 12 count verdict led Judge Holtzoff to impose the maximum 10000 per count. appeal likely suspend payment.
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Kennedy Faces Costs and Delays in Missile Defense
President Kennedy said perfecting the Nike Zeus anti-missile system would cost billions and that production would wait for further investigation. He urged rich Western Europe to share defense burdens while relying on the U S arsenal for nuclear weapons. He noted a slightly weaker House after the Nov 6 election and reflected on difficult judgments.
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Missouri study backs KCU MU merger plan in KC
A state wide higher education study recommends inviting Kansas City University to consolidate with the University of Missouri in Kansas City. The plan seeks legislative action and funding to oversee the transition, with focus on graduate and professional programs and the final two years of undergrad work.
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KU Stadium Expansion Stalled by Financing Dilemmas
Officials say work on KU's stadium expansion remains under advisement with negotiations ongoing. Lonborg notes no clear sentiment yet as organizers weigh keeping 6,500 new seats, cutting costs, and pursuing private funds only as a last resort, with start delayed past February jeopardizing 1963 readiness.
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Dolan Named Top Medic for November at Okinawa Unit
SP4 Carroll J. Dolan a former Journal-World employee now with the U S Army Medical Service Group on Okinawa is cited as the unit s top medic for November He is married to Yvonne Herren and is brother to Dallas Dolan head pressman for the Journal-World and son of Edgar T Dolan of 825 Ohio St In other notes Chancellor Wescoe defers speech due to illness at a Hays meeting and later attends governor s budget hearings in Topeka.
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Harold Herren
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Ohio
Kansas University
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Topeka
Installation Planned Thursday for Two Masonic Lodges
Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF AM and Acacia Lodge No 9 AF AM schedule 1963 officer installations at 8 p m in the Masonic Temple. Past master William J B Turner to install. Herbert L Jones Vinton C Fisher to marshal. Elective officers listed for both lodges. Open to the public.
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Herbert L. Jones
Vinton C. Fisher
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John A. Golden
Kenneth A. Travis
Pegler to Write Column for Birch Publication
The John Birch Society announced Westbrook Pegler, former King Features Syndicate columnist, will write a column for its monthly American Opinion. The right wing group said Pegler, who often complained of Hearst syndicate censorship, will not be restrained in any way.
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American Opinion
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Hearst Syndicate
Kansas universities face 41.1 million cut in next budget
The Kansas budget office proposed 49.57 million dollars in state funds for five state universities and colleges, a reduction of 1.1 million from requests. Regents and Gov. Anderson pressed for funds and a proposed 4 percent faculty pay raise was trimmed to 2 percent.
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Kansas Regents Seek Pay Increases to Attract Faculty
Kansas Regents urge boosts for faculty pay amid concerns the state lags in recruiting and retaining qualified professors. They note outbidding by other states despite partial gains, with enrollments projected to rise 8 percent in the 1964 fiscal year and a 2.5 fold increase from 1960 to 1980. Proposals include new posts: budgets director, plans and space director, extension director, and a college council president.
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Reed
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Mackey School Christmas Program Sets Theme and Time
Mackey School hosts an 8 p.m. Thursday Christmas program titled Christmas Around the World. Students perform a themed presentation with refreshments of cookies coffee and punch. The program is organized by Mr and Mrs Don Workman Mr and Mrs John Murphy and Mr and Mrs Clarence Daniels.
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Mackey School
Don Workman
John Murphy
Clarence Daniels
Obituary for Mrs. Margaret Brinkman of Lawrence
Mrs. Margaret J. Brinkman died Thursday December 13 1962 at 1602 Barker Avenue after a long illness. She was born May 31 1891 in Tonganoxie daughter of Robert and Charlotte Robertson and taught in elementary schools at Friendship Valley Basehor and Ft Leavenworth. She married Henry C Brinkman in 1912 and survived by her husband her mother a sister a niece and two foster daughters.
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Lawrence
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Barker
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Lloyd C. Douglas
Helen Smith
San Diego
Lorene Johnson
Iola
Governor Accepts Senator Hope Resignation in Kansas
Gov John Anderson accepts the resignation of Clifford R Hope Jr state senator for the 37th district. Hope said he would join U S Senator James B Pearson as Wichita administrative assistant with a reported $12000 yearly salary.
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Clifford R. Hope Jr
John Anderson
Hope
Kansas
U.S
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Pearson
Wichita
Lawrence High teachers Hospitalized after surgery and observation
Walter Gehlbach vocational agriculture teacher at Lawrence High is in Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation. Beulah Brown guidance counselor underwent major surgery on Monday at the same hospital. both are residents of Lawrence.
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Ala. St
Family thanks for support after loss of John Metsker
The family of John F Metsker expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for cards flowers and kindness. They also thank Pastor Clare Rose the choir and doctors Manahan Jones and Belot for their support.
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Clare Rose
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