Ottawa University to Open Negroes Barber Shop on Campus
Ottawa University students open a one chair barber shop for Negro students on March 1 in a basement building space. The project follows white barber reluctance citing tools and training and is part of Kansas school integration actions this month. Al Knight of the state barber board says licensed barbers should cut any hair.
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Telephone engineers meet for two day cable study in Lawrence
About 100 plant engineers from eastern Kansas attend a two day session at the Virginia Inn Lawrence focusing on cable materials and equipment. H L Thomas leads underground cable demonstrations while Southwestern Bell handles aerial cable topics. A field buried section was laid two weeks ago for hands on practice with fault locating instruments.
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Accident Toll Reaches Record High Nationwide
The Public Health Service reports 104000 Americans killed in accidents last year and over 2 million hospitalized. Auto crashes account for 48000 deaths, with a 5000 rise from 1963, totaling more than 15 billion dollars in economic losses.
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FBI probes ties of suspects in dynamite find in Bronx
The FBI identified Sayyed born in Brooklyn and a Henry Street judo instructor named Bowe as suspects linked to a dynamite stash found buried in a Bronx lot. Miss Duclos from Montreal and Sayyed were arrested at locations in Brooklyn and Manhattan while Bowe was seized at his Manhattan home.
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Faculty minutes spark continued debate on approval
Legal critics weigh in as the meeting continues from page one with unanimous faculty approval prompting questions about procedure and oversight of the minutes.
Law School to Welcome New Faculty as Dyson Departs
Arthur H. Travers Jr. of Chicago will replace Dyson and join the Law School faculty Sept. 1. Travers,Grinnell College president and Harvard Law Review editor, was hired earlier this year as a faculty member. Dyson, KU alumnus and former Raytheon staff head, retires after a three year tenure.
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Viet Nam Cabinet Posts Named Amid Religious Controversy
South Viet Nam appoints Tuyen deputy premier and planning minister while Nguyen Hoa Hiep, a southerner, becomes interior minister. A U.S. spokesman reports Viet Cong ambushed a truck convoy north of Saigon, killing 32 government men, wounding 8, and leaving 10 missing. About 100 regional forces were on the tracks. one Viet Cong fighter was wounded.
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Viet Nam unrest and executions cloud central region
In central Viet Nam soldiers killed 15 civilians during anti government protests. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi said a firing squad would execute one demonstrator, with two dead identified as Viet Cong agitators. Moscow radio claimed new U S strikes and warned of broader war risks.
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Late Utah State Ace Earns Early A A Nod
Wayne Estes of Utah State University was named to The Associated Press All-America team at a memorial ceremony on the Utah State campus. This marked the first time an All-America selection was announced before the end of the regular season. Other selections will be revealed in mid March.
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Canada flies new flag as national emblem
Canada’s new maple leaf flag flew over Parliament Hill and official buildings nationwide marking its first full day as the country’s national emblem. Hoisted at noon Monday, it also flew at provincial capitals and Canadian missions and ships around the world.
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Canada
Parliament Hill
Telephone trucks roll in massive Kansas project
Southwestern Bell plans a one year 26 million dollar program in Kansas during 1965. The effort will cover over ten million miles with hundreds of projects, expanding aerial and underground cables and new micro wave channels to improve voice paths. It will create 5465 jobs on payroll and 1275 more with Kansas suppliers and services.
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