Kennedy Tours Tokyo Leftist Strongholds Amid Cheers
In Tokyo Kennedy faced few protests as he visited a factory and Kawasaki. Workers cheered with banners and a brass band playing The Stars and Stripes Forever. He met Sohyo leaders and debated imperialism versus monopoly capitalism with Akira Iwai.
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GOP Attacks Kennedy Asia Trip as Dangerous Move
The Republican National Committee criticizes Attorney General Robert Kennedy’s planned goodwill visit to Indonesia amid Jakarta’s tension with the Netherlands over West New Guinea. The party warns the trip could provoke stronger Soviet pressure and a major policy blunder.
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Jayne Mansfield Is Rescued After Bahamas Rock Ordeal
Actress Jayne Mansfield and her husband Mickey Hargitay were rescued after spending a night marooned on Rose Island rocks. They, and publicist Jack Drury, were found by a Coast Guard plane amid a wide Nassau search. Mansfield suffers exposure and insect bites, hospital bound for at least 24 hours.
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Doctor Nelson Admitted After Heart Attack
Dr. W. O. Nelson of 545 E. 19th St. was admitted to Watkins Memorial Hospital on the KU campus this morning after a heart attack. His condition is listed as serious.
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Mt Dread Aerie 309 to Vote on By Law Change
Notice to Eagle members final reading and voting on proposed by law change set for the next regular meeting Monday Feb 12 at 8 p m Kenneth Johnson secretary advocate confirms meeting agenda and voting on the amendment at Mt Dread Aerie 309.
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Anthony Family Steers Leavenworth Times Legacy
The Leavenworth Times is praised for its bold yet restrained journalism led by Daniel Anthony III. Colleagues commend his quiet, dignified management, wartime service, and civic roles while noting the family’s long Kansas newspaper lineage and the late Daniel Anthony IV’s WWII service and death in 1959.
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Leavenworth Times Editor Reflects on Newsroom Balance
The Leavenworth publisher shares thoughts on balanced reporting and opinion versus fact in journalism. He notes readers prefer expressive editorials but warns against overreaching by byline writers and columnists.
Firearms Safety Training For Cub Scouts In KU Program
Cub Scout Pack 3057 in Sunset Hill will begin a five week firearms safety program led by Maj. Edward Paris KU Army ROTC professor. ROTC cadets will assist at the Military Science Building every Saturday morning for groups under ten. Participants will learn rifle nomenclature handling techniques and may fire .22 caliber rifles at the KU indoor range with ribbons for winners and ROTC shoulder patches for all.
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Edward Paris
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Paris
Military Science Building
KU Jayhawker
Two-Car Collision Damages Eudora Intersection
A Thursday two car crash at Church Street and Highway K 10 in Eudora caused about 900 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers Brenda M Collins 20 of Eudora and Lee Gilbreth Jr 23 of Route 1 Eudora were involved. Trooper Gary Whitaker and Deputy Sheriff John Miller investigated.
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Lawrence Coker Appears On Play Your Hunch Show
Lawrence Paul Coker, a former Lawrence resident and now New York cartoonist, appeared today on the national television program Play Your Hunch. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Coker of 2120 Terrace Road.
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Paul Coker
New York
Paul A. Coker
Terrace Road
Kilgore on journalism and the coming era of sub cities
Kilgore notes that the expected golden age of journalism with the 20th century gave way to a gilded cage and yellow journalism. He cites William Allen White and other editors who tried to dissociate from the image as changes in society grow sub cities sub neighborhoods and a complex journalistic landscape including radio TV regional dailies local papers weekly magazines and community weeklies. He argues community papers can cover state regional and world affairs with strong editorials but should focus on first things and not battle national outlets daily. The talk also lists past William Allen White Foundation honors and Kansas editor citations awarded to various editors and papers.
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Laboring Man’s Companion
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Chicago Tribune
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Kansas
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Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
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Holton Recorder
Fred Brinker
Nixon Fails Cuban Invasion Critique On Paar Show
Former Vice President Richard Nixon attacked President Kennedy over the abortive Cuban invasion citing lack of air support and Kennedy's advisers. He urged determination to oust Castro and criticized hardline extremism while commenting on Robert Kennedy and anti Communist groups.
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Minuteman
Model UN Groups Formed Today at Kansas University
Forty student delegations were formed in the first registration hour for the Model United Nations assembly to be held April 13 14 at Kansas University. Costa Rica will be represented by four KU students. a group seeks to bring in Katanga pending steering committee action.
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Moore
Costa Rica
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Zook Urges Kansas to Add 15,000 Jobs for Growth
E. R. Zook of Lawrence, chair of the State Industrial Development Council, told reporters in Topeka that Kansas has gained about 13,000 jobs in five years but needs 15,000 more to keep pace with population growth. He noted manufacturing fell 9,000 and mining 4,000, with farm employment down about 11,000 from 1949 to 1954.
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Weather Elsewhere Private Family Entrance
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises private family entrance and contact VI3-5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
U S Seeks Narrowed Strategy in Viet Nam
The United States pushes a new Viet Nam plan to clear guerrillas area by area, using manpower efficiently. Pentagon creates a four star command in Saigon to coordinate helicopter missions and support for South Vietnam forces.
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Honolulu
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Saigon
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Harkins
Palm Beach
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Pacific
Maxwell D. Taylor
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Menetti Work Planned at Kansas University Theatre
Gian Carlo Menetti's The Con sul will be staged March 5 7 and 9 at Kansas University directed by F Cowell Strickland visiting resident director in theatre and visiting professor in speech and drama Curtain time 8 o clock nightly in University Theatre Murphy Hall Jerilyn McGee assistant director from Butte Montana graduate student
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Gian-Carlo Menetti
Kansas University
F. Cowell Strickland
Washington, D.C
University Theatre of
Murphy Hall
Jerilyn McGee
Butte, Mont
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay
I express sincere thanks and deep appreciation to friends and relatives who visited me and sent cards flowers and acts of kindness during my stay in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Campbell and the nurses for their kind care from Mrs John L Spearman
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dr. Campbell
John L. Spearman
In Memoriam Floyd Churchbaugh One Year Later
A memorial note marks one year since Floyd Churchbaugh’s death on February 9. Love remains with his wife Gertrude and brothers and family, including Mrs. Gertrude Churchbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Churchbaugh.
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Floyd Churchbaugh
Gertrude Churchbaugh
Leslie Churchbaugh
In memory of John Louis Marietta
In memory of our dear son John Louis Marietta who was taken from us 20 years ago on February 9 1960. Dear son we miss you along our weary way and the ache remains in our hearts. Loved and sadly missed by Mother and Dad.
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John Louis Marietta
John Louis
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