Mayor to form 100 member committee on urban renewal
Mayor Ted Kennedy plans a committee of 100 to study urban renewal while City Manager Harold Horn says Lawrence nearly has a workable program for a federal grant. The group would educate the community, not decide, with final action by the City Commission and voters if a bond issue arises.
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23 Named For Academy Tests
Congressman Robert F. Ellsworth will announce appointments for 12 district youths to compete for two Naval Academy slots and 11 for one Air Force Academy slot. Also named is Charles Howard Armacost seeking a Merchant Marine appointment.
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Colorado Springs
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United States Merchant Marine Academy
King’s Point
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McLouth
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Naval Air Station
Olathe
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Mound City
William Allen Mayer
Overland Park
Floyd L. Mack Jr
Kansas City
Chuck Ruedebusch
William Charles Slaughter
Jan Christian Lingle
Thomas Barry
Denis W. Delear
John A. Gunther
David M. Barber
Prairie Village
Warner Bros Buys My Fair Lady Screen Rights
Warner Bros purchased the screen rights to the Broadway musical My Fair Lady after five months of negotiation for a record 5.5 million dollars. The deal, announced by Jack L. Warner and CBS chairman William S. Paley, makes CBS the majority owner of the Lerner Loewe musical based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion.
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Renewal package urged for Lawrence flood control and growth
Dr. Kennedy urged a package approach to renewal citing upgrading slums and housing needs as KU projects loom. He warned flood control near North Lawrence could unlock housing and industry, while KU’s 22 000 students by 1970 require more campus housing. Industrial potential and a research park were discussed along with rehabilitation and urban renewal financing.
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Wescoe
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Cuba Tightens Cash Rules to Bolster Socialist Drive
Havana reports a new regulation curbing cash in business dealings. The law requires most private firms and all government enterprises to conduct payments through the National Bank with invoices and transfer forms. Cash use is restricted to specially permitted transactions only.
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Senate approves college education aid bill
Washington AP report. The Senate passed a $2.67 billion college education aid bill by 69 to 17. For passage: Sens Carlson and Pearson of Kansas Republicans, Simington of Missouri, Kerr and Monroney of Oklahoma Democrats.
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Kansas
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Oklahoma
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