Wirtz Warns of National Arbitration If Strikes Persist
Secretary of Labor Wirtz told the National Academy of Arbitrators one more major strike could spark national compulsory arbitration laws. He warned that such legislation would reflect public demand for peaceable settlements and questioned the efficacy of current labor dispute procedures.
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Chicago
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor and Management
Wirtz
National Academy of Arbitrators
Washington
KU Student Driver Skids Off Road in Clinton County
About 9 p m Friday a Kansas University freshman from Beloit, Brian H Collins 18 of 1025 Emery Rd, misplaced his foot shifting from brake to accelerator and left the Clinton blacktop road five miles southwest of Lawrence. No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at 500 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Doug McCleery investigated the one car accident near a small bridge.
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Lawrence
Clinton Blacktop
Doug McCleery
Brian H. Collins
Emery Rd
Kansas University
Beloit
Collins
Writing Contest Set By State Author Club
The 43rd Kansas Authors Club contest for unpublished manuscripts opens April 1 and closes June 20. Eight classes include short story juvenile article editorial poetry and verse. Charlotte Offen of El Dorado is president Gwendoline Sanders of Belle Plaine is contest manager. Awards are given at the October 5 annual meeting in Topeka.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Kansas Authors Club
Charlotte M. Offen
Gwendoline Sanders
Belle Plaine
Topeka
Market News Investment Company Share Quotes
This week closing prices on investment company shares are provided by Barret, Fitch, North & Co. The quotations reflect final trading at week end.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Commodity and egg price listings from markets and distributors
Farmers Co-Op reports wheat 2.07 corn 1.12 mile 1.70 soybeans 2.45 oats .75 barley 1. Harwood's Market lists eggs large A 31 medium A and large B 27 pullets 17. Kansas City AP shows consumer eggs large A 32 plus wholesale eggs large 37 medium 35 and other poultry prices. Missouri Arkansas live fryers 14 delivered plant 14 44 1544. Butter grade A 67 quarters 68.
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Farmers Co-Op
Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Livestock Prices Steady to Higher Across Species
AP reports cattle trading lower for most classes with cows and hiefers mixed, calves and feeders down, sters and heifers varied. Sheep show lambs up, ewes steady as hogs rise for barrows gilts and sows with lighter weights listed.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
Macmillan Seeks European Unity with Pope John XXIII
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met Pope John XXIII in a private Vatican audience during talks in Rome aimed atreviving European unity and Britain's possible entry into the European Common Market. He spent an hour in the Vatican and then met Cardinal Cicognani, receiving a gold Vatican medal from the Pope.
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Vatican City
Harold Macmillan
Rome
John XXIII
Macmillan
Vatican
Amintore Fanfani
Britain
Edward Heath
Brussels
Peter Scarlett
Holy See
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
St. Peter's
Vatican Ecumenical
Tournaments Planned For College Students
College students from Nebraska Iowa Missouri and Kansas will compete Feb. 15 and 16 at the Kansas Union in billiards table tennis chess and bowling. Sponsored by the Association of College Unions the winners advance to a national event this spring. A regional awards banquet is set for Saturday Feb. 6.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas Union
The
Association of College Unions
New Elections Possible After Ottawa Talks Over Nuclear Policy
Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker held secret talks with Governor General George Vanier and top ministers amid U S pressure for Canada to decide on nuclear weapons for Bomarc missiles. A decision on dissolving Parliament could come after today’s cabinet meeting. The House is adjourned until Monday.
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Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
U.S
Canada
Diefenbaker
George Vanier
Howard Green
Charles Titchie
Washington
House of Commons
Dean Rusk
Europe
United States
Rusk
Usk
Memorial Hospital Names Local Residents In Notices
Memorial Hospital lists local residents and related figures including Mrs Renate Ranier of Eudora Mrs Ina Lawry Topeka and Mrs Maggie Hull 406 E 12th along with Coleman Hogue 1421 2nd Terr and Harold Flanders 2026 Ala plus other household names and address details in a public notice style. The list includes names from Topeka DeSoto Baldwin and Kansas City areas with associated addresses or homes.
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Renate Ranier
Eudora
LeRoy Howard
Ina Lawry
Topeka
Gary Stern
DeSoto
Maggie Hull
E. 12Th
Zella Schaake
Route 2
Fern Sherman
Baldwin
Coleman Hogue
Transport Workers Vote On Philadelphia Contract Ending Strike
About 5 600 Transport Workers Union members vote on a new two year contract in Philadelphia as a 19 day mass transit strike nears end. Agreement reached in Harrisburg after talks led by Gov. Scranton and approved by the PTC board. PTC aims to resume surface service by Saturday evening.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
PTC
Stalin Faces Albanian Defense Over Stalingrad Revision
Albania defends Stalin against a Soviet rewrite of Stalingrad now called Volgograd. The Albanian Communist Party organ accuses Khrushchev of distorting history as Stalin is cast as the blunderer and Khrushchev the hero.
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Vienna
Austria
Albania
Josef Stalin
Stalingrad
Volgograd
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Zeri I Populu
Adio Tirana
Khrushchev
KU Rush Attendees Move Through Final Invitationals
Four hundred eighty eight rushees at Kansas University attended the second round of invitational parties this afternoon. The rush continues Sunday with final three parties from 2 to 5 30 p m. Rushees will sign preference cards, then Emily Taylor and staff will match them to sorority preference lists. Bids go out at 5 p m Tuesday. Post pledging events follow with informal and formal activities at the chapter houses and pledge banquet Wednesday night.
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Kansas University
Emily Taylor
Deficit concerns rise over tax cuts and growth risks
The congressional hearings scrutinized the 1964 budget deficit and potential $2.7 billion increase from tax reductions. Officials warned against creating excess credit to finance the deficit and urged balancing policy with growth incentives to justify any deficit.
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Mitchell
Washington Post News Service
Government weighs action to remove Hoffa over bond issue
The government considers legal steps to bar Jane R. Hoffa from Teamsters presidency if a faithful duty bond cannot be secured after February 8. Bonding firms reportedly refuse further coverage amid alleged Justice Department pressure, while officials warn wilful noncompliance under Landrum Griffin could bring fines and prison.
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Washington
Jane R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
House Labor Committee
Justice Department
Nicholaa Katzenbach
Teamsters
Unio
Landrum-Griffin
Officials assert no discretion in handling union funds without bond
Officials say any nonbonded union official who handles or controls funds would be acting in willful violation. They stress the second requirement is mandatory and non negotiable.
Centenary Youths to Lead Sunday Worship Service
The Senior High Methodist Youth at Centenary Church will conduct the 10 50 a m service this Sunday at the Centenary Methodist Church at 4th and Elm. Andrea Garrett and Gene House will deliver the messages and Don Stine will lead the devotional. Choir members and other youth will participate. Junior Church will hold its own service at the same time.
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Centenary
4Th
Elm
Andrea Garrett
Gene House
Don Stine
Wm. H. DeLaughder
Sheriff Office Records and Improvements Ordered in 1963
Sheriff Broeker notes no records kept for number of criminal or civil investigations and no tally of unfounded complaints. Recovery of stolen goods exceeded 65 percent. Plans include revamping the record section and weather reporting in 1963, with a weather teletype machine installed in the dispatch room.
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Broeker
C P A Review Session Set for February at KU
Qualified candidates for the May CPA exam may prepare in a KU run CPA review course starting February 23. Ten Saturday two hour sessions in Summerfield Hall cover law and auditing with practice in writing exam answers. Director Sherwood W. Newton, KU associate professor of business, leads the series sponsored by the Kansas Society of CPAs and KU Extension.
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Kansas University C.P.A
The
Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
KU Exten
Attendance certificates issued for event with no college credit
The notice states attendance certificates will be awarded, but no college credit will be given. It also announces the C.P.A. examination scheduled for May 15 to 17.
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Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Capital
Fundamental
Keystone
William Street
Putnam Growth Ltd
Fd Cihbrisd
Television Electronics
United Accumulative
United Income
United Science
Wellington Equity
Wellington Fund
Winfield Grth Ind. Fund
K.C
Mac
Pope John
Roxany Edwards
He Bank of Friendly Service
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.I.C
Kentucky
Yellow Cab CO
Ok Service
Ward Thompson
James Wooden
Norman Walker
Labor
Centenary's
Sheriff's
John Pickens
Vermont
M. J Patterson
Jean Reardon
Ken E. Flanders
Mass
Mason
Hamlin
Mason & Hamlin
Massachusetts
C.P.A
Bell
John
Norma Smith
Kenneth Bloomquist
Swarthout
Ttnjoy
Dunstree
Hopkins Kleenair
N.H
Cook’s Paints
Lawrence National Bank
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