Debate Roars On About Viet Nam Mess
Senate debate over Viet Nam intensifies with Dodd attacking negotiators, Dirksen opposing talks as dangerous to security, and calls for firm action. McGee urges pressuring Red China, while Long pledges stronger strikes against any aggression under Geneva terms.
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Washington
Senate
Viet Nam
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
America
Dodd
Frank Church
D-Idahb
George S. McGovern
Johnson
National Industrial Conference Board
South Viet Nam
Dirksen
South Viet
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Long
Geneva
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Red China
Asia
McGee
West Berlin
Germany
Korea
Cuba
Defense rests in Miller murder trial after testimony
Lucille Miller 35 mother of three, expecting a fourth, testifies she loved husband Cork until he died. She denies killing Dr Gordon Miller in an October blaze sparked by gasoline. She acknowledges affair with attorney Arthwell Hayton beginning in December 1963 and ending when Cork disappeared.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Lucille Miller
Arthwell Hayton
Cork
Hayton
Superior Court
Edward P. Fogg
Turner
Experimental Theatre opens after cast changes at KU
Nancy Vunovich Kansas University graduate student directs Little Mary Sunshine with six cast dropouts replaced. Rehearsals faced vocal cord issues scheduling conflicts and a vine stunt cut after chair damage. Despite problems advance sales are strong and two extra performances were added through Feb 27.
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Nancy Vunovich
Arkansas City
Kansas University
Vunovich
Metropolitan Opera
Ralph Guldahl Wins Masters 1939 by Narrow Margin
Ralph Guldahl captured the Masters title in 1939 by beating Sam Snead by one stroke after finishing as runner up in 1937 and 1938.
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Ralph Guldahl
Sam Snead
Kaw Valley Fish Co outlines catfish project near Lawrence
Creighton Collier organizer of Kaw Valley Fish Co and Lawrence residents plan to push a 10 county area development proposal using farm ponds for catfish. Water wells are being drilled north of Lawrence for 85 acres of ponds with no construction yet. Fingerlings could be offered free by Kaw Valley Fish Co and feed sold to farmers. A public meeting for interested farmers may be held next week at the Lawrence Community Building. Attending Friday are Robert Oyler Howard Heck John Vogel Jack Maxwell and John Weatherwax.
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Creighton Collier
Kaw Valley Fish Co
Lawrence
Topeka
Office of Economic Development
Collier
Robert Oyler
Howard Heck
John Vogel
Jack Maxwell
John Weatherwax
Bronson Chosen Head of Douglas County Teachers Association
Lecompton High principal Jack Bronson was elected president of the Douglas County Teachers Association at Wakarusa Valley Elementary. Other officers include Mrs. Veda Stanton vice president and Mrs. Betty Sewell secretary. The group plans a banquet April 8 at the Eldridge Hotel Crystal Room.
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Jack Bronson
Lecompton High School
Douglas County Teachers Association
Wakarusa Valley
Bronson
Lecompton
Pittsburg State College
Missouri
Veda Stanton
Betty Sewell
Wilma DeLaughder
Kansas
Stanton
Douglas County
Kansas State Teachers Association
Alpha Delta Kappa
Kansas University
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Dr Kittle Named President Elect Of University Surgeons
Dr C Frederick Kittle associate professor of surgery at the University of Kansas School of Medicine was named president elect of the Society of University Surgeons at the convention in Philadelphia last week.
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C. Frederick Kittle
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Society of University Surgeons
Philadelphia
Getto to Debate For Liquor by the Drink
Liquor by the drink in Kansas will be debated at an Eggs and Issues breakfast next Tuesday at 7 20 a m. at the Hotel Jay hawk in Topeka. Mike Getto Eldridge Hotel Lawrence and Rev G Harris Colling wood St Pauls Biscopal Church Kansas ity will speak in favor. Opposing will be Glenn Cunningham Augusta and Rev Roy Holloman of the Kansas United Dry Forces. Kansas Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event.
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Kansas
Jayhawk
Topeka
Mike Getto
Eldridge
Lawrence
G. Harris Collingwood
St. Paul’s Biscopal Church of Kansasity
Glenn Cunningham
Augusta
Roy Holloman
Kansas United Dry Forces
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Shaw Denies Any KSU Fire Action
Kansas State University student William F. Shaw denied involvement in the January auditorium arson and a prior basement fire. Co defendant Larry D. Sayler faces second degree arson charges and trial later. Witness Wilson testified Sayler boasted of burning the auditorium and Shaw disputed the talk.
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Manhattan
Kan
William F. Shaw
Kansas State University
Shaw
Kansas City
Larry D. Sayler
Donn Everett
Riley County
Sayler
William Wilson
Wilson
Leavenworth
University
Block Workers Chosen For Heart Fund Drive 1965 Kansas
Block workers for the Heart Fund campaign announced by publicity chairman Robert Charlton. The drive began Monday and runs through February 21. KU sororities Pi Beta Phi Delta Delta Delta Alpha Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity provide members plus several Mrs. names listed as volunteers.
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Heart Fund
Robert Charlton
Kansas University
Pi Beta Phi
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Phi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
John W.strong
David Fayman
Don Schaake
Paul Beauchamp
John Clevenger
Robert Squier
Robert Ellermier
Martin Wilder
Lee, Miller
John Weir
Fred Samson
William Balfour
Senators See Potential for More Safeguards on Voting
Senators Javits and Ribicoff welcomed Senator Long's hint of support for a federal registrar plan to aid Negro voters in face of state discrimination. They said Southern opposition may be softening as Civil Rights progress pressures Johnson. Javits predicted strong bipartisan backing for any voting rights measure.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Long
Javits
Ribicoff
Selma
Ala
Johnson
KP and L Set to Finish Underground Power Project
City Engineer Virgil Holdredge says Kansas Power and Light Co is ready to finish wiring the underground system in Project 800. Private hookups remain incomplete, delaying progress as four businesses still need connections while the same firm handles all remaining work.
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Virgil Holdredge
Kansas Power and Light Co
Lawrence Produces Little Mary Sunshine schedule and city notices
Production dates set for Little Mary Sunshine at Kansas University Experimental Theatre with shows at 8:20 p.m. Thursday through Saturday February 27. Billings for holiday closings note Douglas County Courthouse and City Hall closed for George Washington's Birthday while banks and schools stay open. City signals at 23rd and Mass and at 9th and Iowa Street begin operating. Hayden High School West enforces a hair rule for students. Preliminary judging for KU Best Dressed Coed begins tonight in the Kansas Room, with semi finals Sunday and final next Thursday in the Union. Glamour Magazine will select ten winners from colleges for international trips and wardrobes.
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Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Douglas County
George Washington
Kansas University
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
Kansaga Union
Union
Ku’s
Glamour Magazine
United States
Fellowship Night at Masonic Temple Speakers on Masonry
Masonic Fellowship Night set for 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple on 10th and Mass. Sts. James W. Robbins of Baldwin will speak on Scottish Rite Masonry values. Baker Choir provides entertainment followed by fellowship and refreshments for Masonic families and guests.
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Masonic Temple
10Th
Mass. Sts
James W. Robbins
Baldwin
Baker Choir
Soldier Convicted in Patrolman Death at Highway 18
Spec 4 Alfred K. Jensen a 21 year old soldier at Fort Riley was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of Kansas highway patrolman John B. McMurray 27 of Manhattan. Sentencing postponed five days for a possible new trial motion.
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Manhattan
Kan
Alfred K. Jensen
Ft. Riley
Kansas
John B. McMurray
Jensen
KU concert band winter program features Lowrey as trumpet soloist
The Kansas University concert band performs at 3 30 p m Sunday in University Theater with Alvin Lowrey a senior in music education from Winfield as trumpet soloist in Haydn concerto. The program includes Gorton Variations and Fugue on a Welch Tune Persichetti Symphony for Band Kodaly Hary Janos Suite Wagner Faust Overture and Rimsky Korsakov Russian Easter Festival. The public can attend free of charge.
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Kansas’ University
Alvin Lowrey
Winfield
Dean Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
Vincent Persichetti
Hary Janos
Zoltan Kodaly
Richard Wagner
Rimsky-Korsakov
Gas Agency Buys Additional Space in Lawrence
L. C. De Moss of Kansas Public Service Co announces purchase of the gas company’s 733 Mass St and adjacent 735 Mass St buildings. He cites anticipated growth, downtown convenience near post office and banks, and aims to improve service for customers. Property owners Alexia Marks McMorran and Ruby I. Marks do not reside in Lawrence.
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L. C. de Moss
The
Kansas Public Service Co
Mass. St
de Moss
Lawrence
Alexia Marks McMorran
Ruby I. Marks
Ranger 8 Aims for Moon Crash Landing
Ranger 8 streaked toward the moon after a successful maneuver designed to crash onto Mare Tranquillitatis. Jet Propulsion Laboratory said the craft should land near its target with precise path calculations due at 2 p.m. CST.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet. Propulsion Laboratory
Hall of Fame Game Set for July 26 at Cooperstown
The annual Hall of Fame game in Cooperstown New York will be played Monday July 26 featuring the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Phillies
Card of Thanks for Help After House Fire and Hospital Stay
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkerson and family thank everyone for help after their house burned. They appreciate cards and flowers from friends and relatives and hospital staff including nurses and Doctors Walters Reed and Jones. Mrs Fern Schnider and Anna Patterson also express thanks for flowers, cards, gifts, and hospital care.
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John Wilkerson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walters, Reed and Jones
Fern Schnider
Dr. Robison
Anna Patterson
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