Rights Leaders Due For New Challenge
Washington AP says the public accommodations section faces a final House test from a Republican amendment that would limit its reach. The bill aims to bar discrimination in hotels restaurants theaters and other public facilities, a core provision backed by Democrats and Republicans against Southern opposition. Meader's interstate traveler based proposal threatens broader action, as leaders push to speed passage with eight titles remaining.
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Washington
Edwin EB. Willis
D-La
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
George Meader
R-Mich
Meader
Johnson to Visit New York for Dinners and Speech
President Lyndon B. Johnson heads to New York for a quick stop at JFK Airport after a 45 minute flight from Washington. He will attend two dinners in Kennedy era memorial and science institute support, addressing 400 Democratic donors and presenting awards for mental retardation contributions.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Andrews Air Force Base
Johnson
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
American Committee For the
Weizmann Institute of Science
John F. Kennedy
Institute
Israel
President’s Club
Democratic Party
War Chest
Kennedy Foundation
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Park Use Granted To Model Masters
The Lawrence City Commission granted permission for a local model airplane club, Jayhawk Model Masters, to use part of Broken Arrow Park east of the baseball diamond and north of the township hall for flying activities. The city can withdraw permission at any time and will roll the grass to make a smooth landing area.
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Lawrence
Broken Arrow Park
Township Hall
8Th Street
Maine West
Arkansas
Missouri
7Th
8Th
9Th Street
Kasold Drive
Sherman Rush
Carl Hird
Kansas University Music Educators
Philadelphia
Center Jim Plankenhorn of Illinois shines in Big Ten play
Jim Plankenhorn, center for Illinois, delivered a standout Big Ten season with 14 extra points and five field goals, showcasing reliable kicking for the Illini in conference games.
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Jim Plankenhorn
Illinois
Wichita Lawyer Wins An Acquittal
U S District Court jury acquits attorney Robert S Lomax of entering a Burns Kansas State Bank with intent to commit larceny The 90 minute deliberation followed a three day trial Defense witnesses included Lomaxs wife three attorneys and a minister Government witness Dana A Clark had testified Lomax accompanied Roy S Trail Howard Brister to the bank Clark pleaded guilty to the bank burglary
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Wichita, Kan
U.S. District Court
Robert S. Lomax
Burns
Kan
Lomax
Russell Shultz
Wichita
Dana A. Clark
Roy S. Trail
Howard Brister
Clark
Burns Bank
Searchers Seek Four Syracuse Students Lost in New Hampshire
Mt Washington area rescue teams launched about 50 search efforts to locate four Syracuse University students missing since Friday on Presidential Mountain. The climbers faced 15 degree cold and snow squalls with visibility down to 40 feet as they attempted to reach the 4500 foot summit. Missing are Peter Catelli 18 from Rouses Point New York Craig Fournier 18 of Tonawanda New York Robert Koppe 21 of Massapequa Park New York and Peter L Bradford 25 of Syracuse New York.
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MT. Washington
N. H
Syracuse University
New Hampshire
Presidential
Timberline
Peter Catelli
Rouses Point
N.Y
Craig Fournier
Tonawanda
Robert Koppe
Massapequa Park
Peter L. Bradford
Syracuse
Accommodation Law Will Be Presented
A proposed city ordinance from a new Lawrence ACLU unit will be presented at the Lawrence Human Relations Commission meeting in City Hall at 8 this evening. The effort stems from an alleged December discrimination at the Plaza Club and will be reviewed along with related matters.
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New American Civil Liberties Union Unit
Lawrence
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
City Hall
Human Relations Commission
ACLU
Plaza Club
Mrs Oswald to Face Rifle Inquiry Today
Washington report states Marina Oswald was to be confronted with the Dallas rifle tied to the Kennedy assassination. She is expected to acknowledge it as her husband Lee Harvey Oswald’s, under police questioning, as Chief Justice Warren leads exhibits and notes the rifle plus Oswald home items and diaries may illuminate Oswald’s movements before the Kennedy slaying.
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Marina Oswald
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Presidential Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Kennedy
Warren
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John B. Connally
Edwin A. Walker
FBI
Commission
Russia
Mexico
No Clues Found In Theft at Baldwin
Sheriff Broeker said no concrete clues exist in the theft of five portable television sets from Leo Smith Home Appliances in Baldwin. Five sets valued at 749.80 with 23.99 taken from the cash register. entry gained by forcing a back window. Deputy Gimbler noted Smith lacked theft insurance.
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Fred Broeker
Leo Smith
Baldwin
Gale Gimbler
Smith
Les Elgart Arrested In Beating Case
Miami Beach band leader Les Elgart was freed on 7500 bond on assault and battery and aggravated assault charges after a woman named Sally Day, also Sally Elgart, was left in serious condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police said Elgart, 46, was arrested Monday and questioned as the woman remained hospitalized.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Les Elgart
Sally Day
Sally Elgart
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Elgart
Wreck at 10th and Mass causes $850 damage
A two car collision at 10th and Mass Street Tuesday after 7 p.m. caused about $850 damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Dennis Stewart, 29, Syracuse Kansas, and Dave Beers, 26, of 1325 St. Street. Earlier Tuesday, Gerald Campbell, 24, Eudora, and William Donovan, 19, 1701 Ind Street, collided at 7th and Miss. Campbell had head pains but required no emergency care. A parked car owned by Robert Winters, 17 West 14th Street, was also struck.
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10Th
Mass. Sts
Dennis J. Stewart
Syracuse
Kan
Dave E. Beers
St. St
Gerald R. Campbell
Eudora
William C. Donovan
Ind. St
Miss
Campbell
Robert Winters
W. 14Th St
Kansas University Brass Choir to Tour Far East
Three KU brass players Clarence Awaya Kent Riley and David Boyd will perform at 3 p m Sunday in the Kansas Union as part of a Student Union Activities sponsored concert. They will depart Lawrence Feb 12 for a four month Far East tour under U S State Department sponsorship. District 60 students received the Lawrence Public Schools Quarterly Report outlining financial aspects of the system and urging citizen letters to state leaders about tax funding.
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Kansas University Brass Choir
Kansas Union
Clarence Awaya
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kent Riley
Columbus
David Boyd
Leavenworth
Awaya
Lawrence
Far East
KU Brass Choir
U.S. State Department
Lawrence Public Schools Quarterly
Carl 8. Knox
Keynoters Sing at Lawrence Sertoma Club Meeting
The Keynoters vocal quartet performed at the Lawrence Sertoma Club gathering Tuesday at the Holiday Inn. Members include Stanley Johnson Robert Redford Calvin Luck and Ken Simmons with H. H. Belote on piano. Guests Willard Doores Clinton Daniels and Ted Clark attended.
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Lawrence
Square Dance Lessons Begin at South Park Center
Square dance lessons start at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Recreation Center at South Park. Instructor is L. R. Perry, a Lawrence High physical education teacher. The weekly one hour sessions are open to junior and senior high students. Membership cards are not required.
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South Park
L. R. Perry
Lawrence High
Maugham Has Places to Go But Told He Won't Be Back
At 90, Somerset Maugham spends winter at Villa Mauresque Cap Ferrat seated on a green sofa and smiling. He recalls past life, signs 500 letters weekly, and hopes to visit Capri and Angkor Wat though his doctor warns he may not return. London Times News Service.
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Maugham
Somerset Maugham
Villa Mauresque
Cap Ferrat
Hokusai
Alan Searle
Capri
Angkor Wat
Sentiment Grows In GOP for Hike In School Figure
In Topeka Kansas the GOP shows rising support for a $5 per pupil increase in state aid to education while Democrats push for $10 per pupil. Rep Clyde Hill chairs the Republican caucus and signals a possible meeting on school aid. House Education Committee previously tabled a bill, with leaders debating funding sources including cigarette and liquor taxes and sales tax reallocations.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Hill
House Education Committee
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Liebert
John Anderson
Bill Fribley
R-Crestline
Hair fashion trends in Lawrence salons lukewarm on wigs
Small June Staples notes surface smoothness and limited wig use in Lawrence. Salon owners cite high wiglet costs and misalignment with local tastes. Wigs remain rare, with one shop doing 12 regularly. Many locals color or bleach hair, favor warm browns and light tones. Marcel in Dior models prompted doubt about its return. few operators can marcel here.
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Lawrence
Marcel
Alexandre
Paris
Christian Dior
Open House at Kuhn Truck and Tractor Monday
Kuhn Truck and Tractor on East 23rd Street west of Harper invites farmers and families to an all day open house Monday. New International Harvester trucks tractors and farm equipment on display with door prizes and a free lunch from 11 30 a m. Movies in showroom will demonstrate equipment. last event drew about 1000 people despite icy roads.
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Kuhn
East 23Rd Street
Harper
International Harvester
Don Whitaker
Whitaker
KU Student Parks Sports Car Free
A Kansas University student used a small sports car to enter the Zone X lot at about 8 30 a m Tuesday. He appeared to deposit money in the coin box then drove under the traffic gate. A report was sent to the Dean of Men.
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Kansas University
Dean of Men
Theis to Aid In Johnson's Visit
Topeka Kansas AP Frank Theis Democratic national committeeman from Kansas says he will coordinate President Johnsons Kansas campaign plan the appearances and build committees for Democrats independents Republicans and inactive Democrats Theis seeks a second term as committeeman and predicts strong prospects to carry Kansas for Johnson in 1964
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Topeka
Frank Theis
Kansas
Johnson
Theis
Arkansas City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Traffic accidents rise on divided highways warns police chief
Police Chief Bill Cox notes January accident report follows a long standing pattern with speeding and failure to yield right of way as major causes. He urges drivers to help cut crashes, cites steady pace despite intensified enforcement in Lawrence, and says radar use will increase after new officers are trained.
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Bill Cox
United States
Cox
March of Dimes Drive Sees $2 515 Collected in Lawrence
In Lawrence the March of Dimes drive raised 2515 from local mothers canvassing Lawrence neighborhoods. Donations continue arriving by checks sent to March of Dimes c/o Lawrence National Bank. Officials aim for about 5000 in Douglas County with coin canisters remaining in city firms.
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March of Dimes
Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
Gleason Gregory
Douglas County
Heart Aid Consultations In Lawrence By Kaw Valley
Mrs. Margaret Treadwill, service officer for Kaw Valley Heart Association, will be in Lawrence each Wednesday to assist those seeking financial aid or heart care advice. Appointments are made by calling Viking 3-1661. location is 7 W 1th St.
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Margaret Treadwill
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Lawrence
Viking
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertises Competent Service
A compact funeral service notice from Rumsey Funeral Home highlighting professional care. The ad lists contact details VI 3-5111 and promotes dependable arrangements for bereaved families.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Senators Reject Repeal of Excise Taxes on Goods
The Senate failed to repeal federal 10 percent excise taxes on jewelry handbags cosmetics and furs as part of the tax cut bill. The 48 45 vote split along party lines would cost about 450 million in revenue, while an earlier 71 23 vote defeated a proposal to add 960 million for low income relief via a higher minimum standard deduction.
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Washington
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Thank you notes from families and friends
A collection of heartfelt acknowledgments expresses gratitude for cards flowers food and kindness after losses and hospital stays. Families name relatives neighbors caregivers fire department and a mysterious young man who assisted during a scare.
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Tally Rest Home
J. A. Messer
John W. Hillebert
Ray
Sadie Hillebert
Ray Knapp
Connie Smith
Henry Smith
Vernon Smith
Charles Larry Smith
Laura Smith
L. O. Figgins
J. C. Bowers
Wakarusa
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