Leadership Problem Plaguing Alliance
Washington analyst John Hightower describes President Kennedy facing a core issue in Western alliance policy the American leadership role. The piece contrasts U S leadership with European autonomy amid nuclear strategy debates highlighting France Britain and Khrushchev in the evolving balance of power.
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Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
United States
France
Great Britain
Western
Britain
Soviet Union
Kremlin
White House
Khrushchev
Career Night for Minority Youths Hosted by LPD
The Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy will hold a Career Night for Minority Youth at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the Community Building. The event is open to the public and aims to cover local state and national employment and education opportunities with speakers from business, education, civil rights and government.
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Lawrence League For the Practice of Democracy
Ralph Krone
LPD Project
Krone
Jim Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Rundquist
Kansas University
Homer Floyd
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Arthur McElherne
Floyd
Marvin McKnight
Stuart Forth
James Chicks
George Lynn
Oswald Backus
James Drury
George Caldwell
Lawrence De Molay Commandery Meeting Notice
Stated meeting and annual election of Lawrence De Molay Commandery No 4 on Tuesday February 19 at 7 30 PM. Officers J J Underwood and O O Anderson to preside and record votes.
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Lawrence de Molay Commandery No
P.m. J. J. Underwood
Eel O. O. Anderson
Explosion at southwest grounds house linked to unlit heater
The blast damaged a Whitaker home where authorities believe a natural gas buildup from an unlit wall heater caused the explosion. Commissioners report the Whitakers shut off the wall furnace and left the floor unit on low. Fire crews from Lawrence and Wakarusa responded.
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Whitakers
Lawrence
Wakarusa Fire Department
Whitaker
Anderson Foresees Wichita U Bill Clear Through House
Gov John Anderson predicted the House will pass a Wichita University bill acceptable to the Senate. He favors admitting Wichita U to the state system under the Board of Regents with no strings and expects amendments. The Senate bill is before the House State Affairs Committee.
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PERA
John Anderson
House
Wichita University
Senate
Board of Regents
Anderson
Wichita
Fantasticks to Close With Tuesday Show at KU
The Kansas University Players will end their run of The Fantasticks with a farewell performance at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Since opening Jan 11 the production has staged 13 performances in Lawrence Kansas City and Junction City. The campus show, a sell out, is sponsored by SUA and intended for those who missed the initial run.
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Pete
Miner
St. Louis
Kansas University
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kennedy
Journal-World
Kansas University Players
the Fantasticks
Kansas Union Ballroom
Junction City
SUA
Union Ballroom
KU Painting Theft Guilty Plea Cuts Trial Short
The painting Line Campineanu, insured for 40000, was cut from a second floor gallery and later recovered in Santa Monica with 27 abrasions. Basham pleaded guilty to concealing stolen goods in interstate commerce and faces up to 10 years and a $10000 fine. The work, donated in 1958 by Charles E. Curry, was the KU museum's most valuable piece.
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Campineanu
Whalen
Basham
FBI
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
KU Museum
Charles E. Curry
Kansas City
Anti-Communists In Berlin Vote Confidence In Brandt
West Berliners gave Socialist mayor Willy Brandt a strong vote of confidence in their first municipal election since the Berlin wall. Brandt's anti Communist Socialists won 89 of 140 seats, up from 77. The Communist party, never represented in Parliament, lost a third of its vote as turnout shifted.
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Berlin
West
Kansas House Debuts Thirty-One Bills Ahead of Deadline
In Topeka the Kansas House introduced 31 bills as lawmakers push to submit proposals before the deadline. A 15 Democrat group seeks a college loan program offering up to 800 per year or 2000 per career with 1 percent interest after graduation. Other measures cover color photo licenses, higher license fees, collective bargaining, county lakes, therapist registration, estate administration limits, governor's budget, wildlife seasons, fishing rules, senior income exemptions, trucking speed parity, youth employment, wildlife area tax breaks, 65-year license age, a Kansas Youth Authority, and higher teacher retirement contributions.
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Topeka
Kansas House
John Anderson
State Healing Arts Board of Physical Therapists
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Forestry,Fish and Game Commission
Kansas Youth Authority
City considers 40 tract expansion as process continues
City managers outlined plans to extend consideration beyond the southeast area with 2200 acres to be reviewed in layers. Tuesday’s meeting may set direction for future readings as commissioners weigh public hearings and study time. Also on the agenda are rebid on the South Park Recreation Center and final action on the swimming pool bond. The pool bond totals 206000 for a Broken Arrow park project, previously defeated in 1961.
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Harold Horn
Horn
Commission
South Park Recreation Center
South Park
Don McConnell
Fred Cooper
Jim Owens
Ben Barteldes
Rusty Springer
Broken Irow Park
Supreme Court Refuses Hickock Review in Kansas Slaying
The Supreme Court refused to review the death sentence of Richard Eugene Hickock in the Clutter family killings near Holcomb Kansas. Hickock and co defendant Perry Smith were convicted for slaying Mr and Mrs Clutter and their children Nancy 16 and Kenyon 14 on November 15 1989.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richard Eugene Hickock
Kansas
Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Smith
Herbert W. Clutter
Nancy
Kenyon
Holcomb
Kan
Las Vegas
Hospital Usage Grows at Lawrence Memorial 1962 Report
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reports 1962 adult patient days rose 27 percent from 1957 figures, with 4 873 admissions in 1962 up from 4 662 in 1961. The average daily census was 83.19, length of stay 6.26 days, and cost per patient day 31.94 dollars, above the Kansas average and below the national average.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger C. Johnson
Johnson
Lawrence Memorial
State of Kansas
Kansas
Legislators to Visit University for Annual Briefing
The Kansas Senate and House Ways and Means Committees plus other legislators will attend a Kansas University briefing Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Kansas Union. Attending lawmakers include Wunsch, Arthur, Williams, Vogel, Hults, with Mrs Wescoe hosting a tea and Gov and Mrs Anderson attending a dinner afterward.
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Kansas Senate
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Paul R. Wunsch
Senate
Charles Arthur
House
Odd Williams
Lawrence
John Vogel
Don Hults
W. Clarke Wescoe
Chancellor's Home
John Anderson
Union
Court Rejects Appeal Over Meredith Admission
The Supreme Court rejected Mississippi's appeal seeking review of Justice Department and Fifth Circuit actions in admitting James H. Meredith, a Black applicant, to the University of Mississippi. Mississippi Attorney General Joe T. Patterson and five assistants asserted federal officials disobeyed the Constitution for political gain.
Mystery writer Frances Davis Lockridge dies in Norwalk
Frances Davis Lockridge, 66, co author of the Mr and Mrs North mystery series with her husband Richard Lockridge, died Sunday in Norwalk. Rumsey Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Adv.
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Norwalk, Conn
Frances Davis Lockridge
Richard
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Rumsey Funeral Home
Local Auto Service Offers Brake and Muffler Work
Std and Miss Tub e up Brake Service advertises muffler and tailpipe work wheel balancing generator and starter service pickup and delivery road service available for customers checking out automotive repairs and maintenance.
Income in U S At Record Rate
Washington report shows January personal income at a record annual rate of 452.4 billion dollars driven by GI insurance dividends. Adjusted for seasonality, December-January rise is 2 billion. The jump reflects timing of GI dividends and a 298 million dollar World War II policyholder dividend.
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Washington
Department
National Service
Kansas House Passes Bribery in Sports Bill 109 to 0
The Kansas House unanimously approved a bill outlawing bribery in athletic contests 109 to 0 and sent it to the Senate. Sponsored by Representatives Odd Williams and John Vogel, both from Lawrence.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Senate
Odd Williams
John Vogel
Lawrence
Lawrence meeting to discuss prison education and parole issues
The Council of Social Agencies holds its regular noon meeting at the Castle Tea Room to discuss prison education in Kansas and parole problems. Speakers include Martin Chapman of the KU Extension Department and Dale Imhoff, local parole officer.
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Kansas
Council of Social Agenies
Castle Tea Room
Martin Chapman
Kansas University Extension Department
Dale Imhoff
Semi Finalists Named In Contest To Determine Best Dressed KU Coed
Ten KU coeds were named semi finalists in a best dressed contest by the Associated Women Students. Representing dorms and sororities, they advance to a final next Sunday to crown KU’s best dressed girl. The winner goes to a national judging March 4 and Glamour magazine will feature the ten in its fall issue.
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Associated Women
Kansas University
Martha Yankey
Wichita
Phyllis Schneider
Shawnee Mission
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Cathy Berrystrmp
Kansas City
Pi Beta Phi
Judy Clifford
Mission
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Sandy Bornholdt
LaCrosse
Gamma Phi Beta
Marilyn Joan Murphy
Leawood
Alpha Chi Omega
Loretta Marcoux
Havensville
Alpha Phi
Mary Mischler
Troy
Ohio
Kappa Alpha Theta
Gretchen
Lawrence
Camille Storey
Overland Park
Corbin
America
Glamour Magazine
New York
Card of Thanks for Mrs Amanda Sellars
The family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards food and kindness shown after the death of their mother Mrs Amanda Sellars acknowledging the support during their loss.
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Amanda Sellars
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