Exiled Cubans urge world church probe into Cuba crackdown
Exiled Cuban Protestant leaders asked the World Council of Churches in Geneva to investigate intensified persecution by the Castro regime. They cited church closures in Santa Clara, tighter rules restricting membership and literature, and new regulations forcing religious groups to register as associations.
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Cuba
Movement For Christian Action
Manuel Vigra
Tampa
Council
Geneva
Switzerland
Germinal Rivas
Fidel Castro
Central Baptist
Santa Clara
Rivas
Milton P. Allen Named As U S Commissioner
Lawrence attorney Milton P. Allen today officially became United States Commissioner for this area. The appointment was made by Chief Judge Arthur Stanley and Judges George Templar and Wesley E. Brown. Allen will preside over federal misdemeanor cases hold hearings and handle other federal matters. His office is in the Allen Building 13 E 8th St. He said the appointment will not interfere with his private practice.
Lawrence Board of Education Meets Monday Evening
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at Central Junior High School. The agenda includes adding data processing to the Business Education Department and an upcoming educational television meeting. Financial reports will be presented.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Business Education Department
Horsemeat Mislabeled as Beef Found Across Cities
Agriculture Department official says over 500000 pounds of horsemeat mislabeled as beef found in Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia and Allentown. Case for prosecution prepares, per Dr Harold H Pas of the meat inspection division.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Harold H. Pas
Department
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Allentown
Sorority Rush Week Ends As Dates Begin For Men
Sororities host skits and singing to entice rushees while women face a week of meetings and strict social rules. Men in Lawrence feel left out as only a few opportunities remain until a Sunday selection, then EU students arrive and classes resume Monday.
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Lawrence
NFO Leader Considers Rapid Milk Holdout Plan
Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization told about 2000 dairy farmers in Newark Ohio to be ready for a nationwide milk strike with only a few hours notice Staley said the action would be planned to surprise processors and catch them off balance during a rally with Ohio and nearby states participants.
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Newark, Ohio
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Staley
Ohio
Minnesota probes spark clash over university standards
The Minnesota Legislature launches inquiry into the University of Minnesota amid criticism of academic freedom and teaching standards. Lawmakers debate who is responsible for conduct rules and faculty recruitment while contrasting with Kansas University policies. Several professors draw fire for controversial views, prompting calls for accountability and steady, nonpartisan governance. Meanwhile, Minnesota regent selection and political oversight complicate higher education control.
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Minnesota
Free Love
St. Paul
Minnesota Senate Education Committee
Memorial Hospital Obituary Notices Listing Names
Memorial Hospital lists multiple individuals and addresses including Mrs Ruth Mervine Mrs Elsie Gerstenberger Mrs Marjorie Simms Mrs Ruth A Johnson and others with street names and cities Frank E Richardson DeSoto Eudora Mar taum Murrell Dorcas Flowers 1301 Ohio.
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Ruth Mervine
Maple Lane
Frank E. Richardson
DeSoto
Elsie Gerstenberger
Eudora
Marjorie Simms
Mass
Ruth A. Johnson
Ala
Martaum Murrell
Dorcas Flowers
Ohio
Dismissals List Includes Multiple Individuals
A docket item lists dismissals for Jeanne Burchett Linwood Blaine Crow 2226 Tenn Beverly J Coulter Sunflower Village Terry Dean Mason Oskaloosa Marie Hicks 2101 La Pamela Green Route 4 and Danny Miller 929 N Y.
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Linwood
Blaine Crow
Tenn
Beverly J. Coulter
Sunflower Village
Terry Dean Mason
Oskaloosa
Marie Hicks
Pamela Green
Danny Miller
N.Y
International Club to Show Home Movies Tonight
The Kansas University International Club will host a showing of home movies at 8 tonight in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. The films, shot by KU students in Mexico during Christmas and by EU students in Russia and Finland last summer, showcase international travel. Club president Charles Marvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Marvin, lives at 1805 W 21st Terrace.
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The
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Mexico
International Club
Russia
Finland
Charles Marvin
Burton Marvin
W. 21St Terrace
Birth Announcement for Stepherson Daughter in Stouffer Place
Mr and Mrs Michael Stepherson of Stouffer Place announce the birth of a daughter on Friday. Journal-World classified ads pay off. Try one today call VI 3 1000. It s Easy Adv.
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Michael Stepherson
Stouffer Place
Journal-World
Easton to Speak at Rotary Club Meeting
Kansas University track coach Bill Easton will address the Rotary Club at noon Monday in the Hotel Eldridge. He and his wife Ada Easton recently returned from about a year in the Far East where he is expected to discuss current trouble spots.
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Bill Easton
Kansas University
Rotary Club
Eldridge
Easton
Ada Easton
Far East
Lawrence Public Library extends hours and story hours return
Lawrence residents learn the Children's Room will stay open until 9 p.m. on Tuesday starting next week with Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Tuesday Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Preschool Story Hours resume Friday Feb 7 with Mrs Marilyn Born and Hilda M Koehler guiding older children. sessions run through April.
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The
Lawrence Public Library
Marilyn Born
Hilda M. Koehler
Birth Increase Forecast Here
Washington reports that despite falling birth rates the United States maintains a yearly baby crop over 4 million. Projections show rapid growth as postwar births mature, with 11 million women in their 20s in 1960 rising to 20 million by 1980, potentially pushing population to 249 million by 1980 and beyond.
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Washington
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
Population Reference Bureau
U.S
German Official Arrested in Nazi Massacre Case
Bonn, Germany AP report says Ewald Peters chief security officer to Chancellor Ludwig Erhard was arrested on charges of participating in the World War II Nazi massacre in southern Russia. Peters, who served under Adenauer, returned with Erhard from Rome when taken into custody.
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Germany
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Russia
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Rome
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Kennedy
West Germany
Jayhawk Model Masters Meet At 4-H Fairgrounds
The Jayhawk Model Masters will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the 4-H Fairgrounds for model car racing events.
Services for Claud R. Dicker Sr. Held in Kansas
Funeral services for Claud R. Dicker Sr. a former Lawrence resident will be held at 10 30 a m Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev C J Knox presiding Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery Dicker died Friday morning at his Cottonwood Falls home at age 86 He is survived by son Claud R Dicker Jr of Longmont Colorado a daughter Mrs James Way of Cottonwood Falls two grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Claud R. Dicker Sr
Lawrence
Rumsey
C. J. Knox
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dicker
Cottonwood Falls
Panama at Fault In Recent Riots US Says OAS
Washington reports the United States rejected Panama’s aggression charges and argues an OAS inquiry will show Panamanian mobs infiltrated by extremists attacked the Canal Zone. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker told the OAS that U S forces protected lives and property and did not enter Panama. Panama’s Miguel Moreno claimed Panamanian anger over flag restrictions sparked spontaneous mob violence and blamed U S authorities for poor handling.
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Panama
United States
Organization of American States
U.S
Murphy to Speak at UMKC University Associates Meeting
Dr. Murphy and Mrs. Murphy will attend the University Associates of the University of Missouri at Kansas City meeting in Pierson Hall on the UMKC campus Tuesday evening. The event features Franklin D. Murphy, former Kansas University chancellor, as the featured speaker.
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UCLA
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
University Associates
University of Missouri At
Kansas City
Pierson
UMKC
Nashville Doctor Delays Family Flight to Fight Bomb Plot
Dr. Silverman recounts his plan to save his family by leaving Nashville but chose to stay and confront the danger after discovering a bomb attached to a garage and starting the family car to test the threat. He aimed to ensure he, not the father, would be harmed if the device exploded.
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Silverman
Nashville
Lawrence Art Guild Meeting Sets Plans for Festival
A Lawrence Art Guild session at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Community Building will elect officers and launch plans for an upcoming art festival.
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Lawrence Art Guild
Rabbi Silverman Profile Highlights Service and Education
The Kansas City rabbi, active in civil rights and multiple civic groups, serves as Rotarian and trustee of Missouri University School of Religion. Born in Altoona, Pa., he studied at Western Reserve and earned a Master of Hebrew Letters and rabbinical degree from Hebrew Union College in 1941. He led congregations across Michigan North Carolina and Minnesota and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Northland College in 1950.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
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Cleveland
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Wis
In Memoriam Mrs Mayme Stemens Remembered by Family
In memory of Mrs Mayme Stemens who passed away twelve years ago on February 2. She is sadly missed by her daughters and grandchildren Naomi Snowden Alathea Tyler Captolia Lopez.
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Mayme Stemens
Naomi Snowden
Alathea Tyler
Captolia Lopez
Card of Thanks dearies memories and gratitude
Card of Thanks expressing gratitude for condolences and support after losses. Names include Connie Smith James Hamm and Mary Stanwix, with thanks to Olin Wharton and Florida Avenue Rest Home staff for care in Overland Park Kansas. Also thanks to those who donated blood and sent prayers and gifts.
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Geraldine Farrier
Olin Wharton
Florida Avenue Rest Home
Mary Stanwix
Lola Iee
LaVerna Wallace
Overland Park
Kansas
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