England’s rejection oils effects on NATO and U S ties
The column analyzes Brussels vote against Britain joining the Common Market and its impact on NATO unity between the United States and Britain, De Gaulle’s leadership in Europe, and the potential for a closer U S British alliance despite French resistance.
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France
NATO
U. S
England
de Gaulle
Brussels
Britain
Europe
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Commonwealth
Lawrence High Senior Attends Kennedy Talk in Washington
Ken Whitenight, a Lawrence High School senior, is among 102 U S students in the Senate youth program in Washington D C. President Kennedy greeted the group and urged public service as Linda Peddicord of Wamego also attends as Girls State governor.
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Ken Whitenight
Lawrence High School
States
District of Columbia
U. S. Senate
Washington, D. C
Kennedy
Associated Press
White House
White House Rose Garden
Senate
Washington
William Rendolph Hearst Foundation
Whitenight
G. K. Whitenight
Miss, Sr
Sunflower Boys State
Linda Peddicord
Wamego
Lawrence
Washington, D.C
U.S. Senate
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Kansas
Pope John XXIII Hospitalized With Cold
Vatican report states Pope John XXIII, previously ill with anemia and stomach disorder, appeared today to be suffering from a bad cold. The pontiff's condition was described as not dangerous and his public duties were not immediately affected.
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Pope John
Vatican City
John XXIII
Mother and Child Die in Roxbury Shootout
In Roxbury Boston a young mother named Wagner Zimmerman and her 2 year old son Mark were killed in a running gun battle with three intruders and three police officers. Police said over 40 shots were exchanged as officers tried to protect the woman from a forced suitor.
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Boston
Roxbury
KU Alumni Directors Meet This Afternoon
Members of the Kansas University Alumni Association board of directors met on Mt. Oread for their first 1963 session. They opened with a luncheon at the Kansas Union, then were hosted at Dolph C. Simons Jr. and Mrs. Simons home.
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Kansas University Alumni Association Board of Directors
Mt. Oread
The
Kansas Union
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Paper predicts Benton named UNESCO ambassador
The Hartford Courant reports that former Sen. William Benton of Connecticut will be appointed by President Kennedy as ambassador to UNESCO. Upgrading the U S representative’s rank aims to boost UNESCO’s standing. Benton, longtime Britannica publisher, helped organize UNESCO in 1945 and sits on its executive board.
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Unesco
Hartford
Conn
William Benton
Dconn
Kennedy
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Hartford Courant
U.S
Courant
George N. Schuster
New York
Hunter College
London
Encyclopaedia Britennica
Russell LaVigne Named Executive In Weavers Store
Russell A. LaVigne was named assistant manager at Weavers department store with duties including merchandising rugs draperies linens and domestics. The 39 year old native of St Louis Missouri previously worked at Wiley in Hutchinson and Stix Baer and Fuller in St Louis. LaVigne and his wife Wanda reside at 508 Okla St. in Lawrence.
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Russell A. LaVigne
Weavers Department
L. S. Flannery
Weavers
LaVigne
St. Louis
Washington Univeristy
Stix, Baer and Fuller
Lawrence
Wiley
Hutchinson
Wanda
Russell Jr
Deidra
James
Michael
Okla
St. Flannery
J. L. Wesley
Jack Eckles
Dodge City
Vernon Hinkle
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Carl's Clothiers
Kansas Manufacturing Co. Creates Unusual Rail and Bowling Aids
The Kansas Manufacturing Co. at 623 Vt. St. makes a triangular railroad seal, a bowling ball drilling jig, and a bowling pin refinishing hook device. Owned by O. M. Burns and family, the firm evolved from Edgar Seal Co, began diversifying in 1960, and produces up to 144 million seals yearly while selling across the United States and Canada.
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O. M. Burns
O. M. Burns Jr
The
Kansas Manufacturing Co
Vt. St
Elder Burns
Edgar Seal Co
Chicago
Lawrence
Walter Andrews
Edgar
Continental
United States
Canada
QO. M. Burns Jr
Burns
Kansas Manufacturing
Country Club Names First Manager Jesse Campbell
Jesse Campbell aged 42 has been named the first manager of Lawrence Country Club. President John Crown said committees previously ran affairs and Campbell will oversee all working operations except the golf course and pro shop. Campbell comes from Twin Oaks and Blue Hills country clubs and will be chief administrative officer. He and wife Mary have two children and will move to Lawrence after the school year ends. Frank Allison becomes chef replacing prior staff.
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Jesse Campbell
Lawrence Country Club
John Crown
Campbell
Crown
Twin Oaks Country Club
Springfield
Blue Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Mary
Jesse Jr
Lydia
Independence
Lawrence
Frank
Skip) Allison
Guitar Stolen From Car In Massachusetts Street Alley
Robert Asher reported an electric guitar valued at 350 dollars stolen from his car parked in an alley in the 1000 block of Massachusetts Street. The loss was reported just before 3 p.m. Friday, police said.
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Robert Asher
Vt. St
Massachusetts Street
Coeds In Good Condition After Lawrence Area Crash
Two Kansas University freshmen were injured in a one car accident Friday near Pleasant Grove Hill six miles south of Lawrence on U S 59. Pamela McCarthy 18 from Leawood suffered a foot injury and Joanne Records 18 from Kansas City head injuries after her car driven by Miss McCarthy went out of control on a curve and struck a utility pole at Wat kin s Memorial Hospital officials reported both in good condition.
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Kansas University
Lawrence civic leader Holmes remembered for service and clubs
Holmes, longtime Lawrence resident and public figure, held stakes in Kansas Public Service and served as KU Alumni Association president in 1945. He led the Kiwanis Club since 1919, helped found the KU Memorial Carillon, and participated in Legion, Chamber of Commerce, and Endowment work. He died after a bowling accident in 1962, with Olin Petefish, Clifton Calvin, and L. C. DeMoss nearby.
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Lawrence
Holmes
Kansas University
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
KU Alumni Association
The
EU Endowment Association
Association
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kansas
KU Memorial
Lawrence American Legion
Kansas Department of the Legion
State of
Olin Petefish
Clifton Calvin
L. C. DeMoss
Snowstorm Used as Cover in East German Defections
Two East German border guards defected to the West under a snowstorm cover. They crossed the Oberbaum Bridge over the River Spree in West Berlin, a highly guarded area near the Red Wall, while the guards were posted there.
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Berlin
Oberbaum
Spree
West Berlin
Red Wall
No Change Is Allowed in Sheppard Murder Case
The Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission voted 4-0 to not recommend any change in the second-degree murder sentence of Dr Samuel H Sheppard. He has served since July 20 1955 and faces a 10 year minimum with potential good conduct reductions before parole. Attorneys sought clemency citing medical service and conduct in prison.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pardon and Parole Commission
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Sheppard
Thanks for support during illness and death of James A Mooney
The Mooney family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy flowers and cards during the illness and death of James A Mooney and to nurses Dr Campbell and local churches. Mrs Elmer C Weibel and family extend similar gratitude.
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1Stworth
Campbell
North Lawrence
Elmer C. Weibel
In Memoriam Mamie Stemens and John Mohler
In loving memory of Mamie Green Stemens who passed away 11 years ago today. Missed by daughters Naomi Snowden Cap t a lia Lopez Althea Tyler. Also remembering John Mohler who died 11 years ago on February 2 1952. Greatly missed by wife, daughters and sons.
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Mamie (Green) Stemens
Naomi Snowden
Captalia Lopez
Althea Tyler
John Mohler
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