Governors to Confer on Beef Import problem
Governor John Anderson outlined tentative plans for a conference of governors from livestock states to address rising meat imports. He cited past U.S. imports totaling about 11 percent of consumption and a half billion dollar cost, warning further inflows could harm cattlemen. He listed discussions with Oklahoma and six other governors and noted a possible meeting if feasible.
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Topeka
Kan
John Anderson
Anderson
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
United States
Orville Freeman
Australia
New Zealand
Refugees From Quake Hit Azores Evacuated by Multinational Fleet
A mercy flotilla from five nations evacuated over 1,000 refugees from Sao Jorge to Angra do Heroismo in the Azores. Ships from the United States, Norway, Britain, Italy and Yugoslavia shuttled between Angra and Sao Jorge, as tremors lessen and authorities deem the situation stable.
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ANGRA DO _ HEROISMO
Azores
Angra
Sao Jorge
U.S
Terceira
Alvaro Cardoso
Atlantic
Lisbon
San Jorge
Jack Wolfe Memorial Award Honors Canadian Scholar
Brian G. Palmer of Winnipeg, senior at Kansas University, is the first recipient of the Jack Wolfe Memorial Award in the KU department of physical education. The $50 prize honors the late Jack Wolfe, a Lawrence High School athlete and KU basketball player killed in an Oct. 19 Norman Oklahoma aircraft crash. Palmer was selected for scholarship, leadership, character, and professional promise, chosen by the faculty at the annual physical education dinner.
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Brian G. Palmer
Winnipeg
Canada
Jack Wolfe
Kansas University
Lawrence
Norman
Okla
Colby High School
Palmer
Wolfe
Henry A. Shhenk
Democratic events held in Shawnee and Atchison
County- Dowell as the speaker, Mrs. Glenn Hearth, Shawnee, Mission, will preside as club president. The Democratic Veterans Club also will hold a noon luncheon session Saturday at the Hotel Kansan, with Harry O'Feefe, Atchison, club president, in charge. State Rep. E. J. Dreiling, Hays, Kansas Democratic Club president, will preside at the Johnson dinner. A second reception will be held Saturday night at the Kansan following the dinner and Roosevelt's address. Kansas Young Democrats will also have a dance Saturday night at the Kansan. McDonald said persons who plan to attend the dinner, but who have not purchased tickets, should contact either him or Mrs. Budke.
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Kansan
McDonald
Budke
Directory Brings Some Chuckles in Kansas
A Kansas legal directory by Legal Directories Publishing Co. lists Lt. Gov Harold Chase as acting governor and leaves Gov John Anderson with only an honorary chairman mention. Chase, from Salina, is an announced Republican candidate for governor this year. Robert Hoffman says the book is not an official publication and cannot explain the error. Anderson and Chase were not immediately available.
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Topeka
Kansas
Legal Directories Publishing Co., Inc
Los Angeles
Harold Chase
John Anderson
State Safety Council
Goverernor
Chase
Salina
Legion post weighs handing off horse show sponsorship
Commander Fisher said the post may abandon the annual horse show and seek local support after the Pancake Feed on March 9 funds the baseball program. One local group has shown past interest in taking over if the Legion steps back, and officials will contact that group to gauge current interest. He emphasized the show must be done well or not at all. Community support is valued whether the event continues under new sponsorship.
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Fisher
Legion
Wichita Bids Open for New KU Dormitory
Apparent low bids totaling 2,753,719 for a 10 story KU dormitory were opened in Topeka. Clarence Volmer of Wichita led general contracting with 1,907,319 while Kendall Plumbing Inc. bid 588,000 and Wichita Electric Inc. 258,400 for mechanical and electrical work. The structure will stand south of Ellsworth Hall.
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Kansas University
Topeka
J. J. Wilson
Clarence Volmer
Wichita
General Contracting
Kendall Plumbing Inc
Wichita Electric Inc
Ellsworth Hall
KU Fire Damages Hood and Filter in Snow Hall
Kansas University police report fire damage totaling 200 to a ventilation hood and filter in Room 625 Snow Hall. KU graduate student Charles Aldrich living at 642 West 2nd Street said he was in the lab about 5 15 p m Tuesday when papers ignited and were drawn into the hood. He extinguished the flames with water.
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Snow Hall
Kansas University
Charles Aldrich
W. 2Rd St
Aldrich
Tickets Colored by Day Used in Johnson Impeachment
During the 1868 impeachment proceedings against President Andrew Johnson tickets were required for admission to the Senate Gallery. The tickets were printed in different colors to denote different days.
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Andrew Johnson
Senate
Harassment Plan Testimony Ties Hoffa Case to Government
Frederick M. Shobe testified for the defense that he was hired by the Justice Department to harass and embarrass James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters. He said the government aimed to pressure Hoffa in a jury tampering trial linked to the Nashville 1962 case. The six defendants, including Campbell and Parks, face charges tied to bribery plots involving juror influence.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
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Hoffa
Nashville
Shobe
Detroit
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Walter J. Sheridan
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Thomas E. Parks
Parks
Larry Campbell
Carl Fields
Campbell
Teamsters
Haskell Student Balances Studies And Service
Fourth Lane rence more year participates in intramurals. Miss Hulbutta serves as counselor and dormitory officer at Minoka Hall. As cheerleader she joins Big Sisters. Now in her second year at Haskell she has made honor roll every nine weeks and pursues pre nursing. She belongs to Baptist Student Senate church choir.
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Minoka Hall
Big Sisters Organization
Haskell
Baptist Student Senate Church
Price of Freedom Seen In Film for Sertomans
E. J. Allison presented a program to the Lawrence Sertoma Club at the Holiday Inn. A film warned Americans must stay vigilant against small encroachments on heritage that threaten free enterprise in other lands. John Hughes named Sertoman of the Week with Jim Black as guest.
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E. J. Allison
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
John Hughes
Sertoman
Jim Black
Lenten Service Tonight at Trinity Lutheran Church
Mid week Lenten services continue at Trinity Lutheran Church 13th and NH Streets. Services run 7 30 to 8 15 p m each Wednesday in the church sanctuary with a nursery for preschool children and involvement from the church three choirs junior Altar and Chancel.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
13Th
N.H. Sts
City Commission Accepts Gift Of Sertoma Flagpole
Lawrence city officials accepted a $600 flagpole donated by the Sertoma Club during Freedom Week and planned annual gifts. The commission also approved a car purchase for City Manager Harold Horn and delayed two tractor buys until specifications are finalized.
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Lawrence
Harold Horn
Carl W. Glatt
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Topeka
Human Relations Commission
James E. Titus
Harold E. Horn
City Clerks Learn at KU School of Kansans Today
About 80 city clerks from Kansas communities attend the three day City Clerks School on the University of Kansas campus to sharpen professional skills. Lectures cover revenue retirement intergovernmental relations records management and human relations with speakers from city government and state agencies.
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Kansas University
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Kenneth Sanborn
Junction City
Ralph E. Skoog
Topeka
Allen E. Pritchard
James B. Pearson
U.S
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Governmental Research Center At
KU and
University Extension
Clergy leader calls for united action against hate in postwar era
Rabbi Silverman urges Americans to buy the dream of brotherhood through consecrated effort and concrete acts. He argues that ritual weeks alone fail and cites war sacrifices showing Americans can wage a just battle against prejudice. He proposes a bold hate month to contrast a year of love and calls for equality and shared humanity.
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America
Silverman
Two Injured in Tuesday Two Car Wreck at 8th and Conn
Two drivers were injured in a two car collision at 5:50 p.m. Tuesday at the 8th and Conn streets intersection. Jesue M. Delcampo 29 of 1225 N.J. Street suffered a broken tooth cut mouth and minor head injuries and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before being released. Hazel L. Simmons 63 of 1646 Barker reported bruises to her right wrist and arm and would seek private doctor care. Damages to the two cars totaled about 600 dollars and a third parked car owned by N F Howard of 1105 La Street was damaged.
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Conn. Sts
Jesue M. Delcampo
N.J. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hazel L. Simmons
Barker
N. F. Howard
la. St
Kansas City approves two revived bond programs in bid win
In a special election Kansas City voters approved renewed sewer and street improvement bonds totaling 6 million and 2 million, while 6 million airport and 2 million blight redevelopment bonds failed. Fire protection bonds had previously passed. Mayor Davis urged resubmission to protect federal funds for Mid-Continent Airport. The airport plan sought 6 million for an east-west runway and related facilities.
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Kansas City
Ilus W. Davis
Mid-Continent International Airport
Davis
Rubens Painting Located After Museum Theft
In Brussels police announce the Rubens painting Negroes Heads has been found after thieves entered via skylight and rope ladder. The 17th century work valued at about 1 million dollars is a renowned piece by Peter Paul Rubens.
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Brussels
City dog licenses to rise after April first in Lawrence
Lawrence officials remind dog owners that license fees will double after April 1 with current tags at two dollars for male and spayed dogs and five dollars for unaltered females. Rabies vaccination proof required at purchase and leash laws apply April 1 to September 1. City Hall closes Friday for Washington’s birthday.
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Harold Fisher
City Hall
U S Nazi Leader to Speak at Kansas Union Ballroom
George Lincoln Rockwell commander of the American Nazi Party will discuss The theoretical Aspects of the Right Wing Movement in the United States at 430 p.m. Thursday in the Kansas Union ballroom. His Kansas visit is sponsored by the student union minority opinions forum and follows talks at several universities in the Midwest.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rail strike groups push to bar Florida East spur at Cape Kennedy
MIAMI BEACH AP unions urge President Johnson to bar the Florida East Coast Railroad from using a track entering Cape Kennedy. Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds suggests Army involvement possible to operate the government owned spur if rights end. He also proposed terminating the FEC's trackage into the missile center and reimbursing about 2.7 million dollars spent to build the line.
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Fla
Johnson
Floria East Coast
Cape Kennedy
Asst
James J. Reynolds
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Space Center
FEC
Reynolds
Missile Test Center
AP Chief Paul Miller to Speak at Carthage Dinner
Carthage Missouri AP president Paul Miller will headline the 17th annual Carthage Evening Press 4 H and Future Farmers of America dinner on May 15.
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Carthage
Paul Miller
Associated Press
Carthage Evening Press
Future Farmers of America
Weather Elsewhere Brief From The Associated Press
Weather in other regions affects markets and travel with varying temperatures and precipitation. Agencies report fronts moving through different areas and potential rain chances in coastal and inland zones.
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Associated Press
Cuban Leaders Investigate Plane Hijacking to Havana
Fidel Castro's government said it is probing the hijack of a private U.S. Piper Apache from Miami to Havana. Two Cuban men, Enrique Castillo Hernandez and Reinaldo Lopez Lima, allegedly forced pilot Richard Wright to fly toward Key West and Naples. The fate of Wright and the plane remains unclear.
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Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Tamiami Airport
Miami
Fla
Key West
Richard Wright
Enrique Castillo Hernandez
Reinaldo Lopez Lima
Wright
Florida Gulf Coast
Naples
Court list of criminal and traffic charges
In the Police Court David McArdle 105 Mich disturbing the peace 25 dollars Lewis Labadie 1515 Engel petty larceny 25 dollars Traffic violations Virg ie Richardson Route 1 Lecompton speeding no driver's license 13 dollars Oren Jones 931 Mo speeding 19 dollars Richard Britz Stouffer Pl speeding 12 dollars Everett Beeghley Baldwin improper lane usage 10 dollars Bennett Milligan 1001 R 1 speeding 15 dollars Michael Gilliam 1815 Miss improper left turn 11 dollars Sandra Copp 1839 Almira failure to yield right of way 20 dollars Donnie Lee 1817 Brook no driver's license failure to reduce speed to avoid accident 40 dollars
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Lewis Labadie
Engel
Virgie Richardson
Route 1
Lecompton
Oren Jones
Richard Britz
Stouffer Pl
Everett Beeghley
Baldwin
Bennett Mill
Local Fire Calls Tuesday and Wednesday Report
Fire dispatches note two incidents at Kansas University Snow Hall with an exhaust fan damage estimated at 200 dollars and a Wednesday standby call at Stokely Van Camp on east 10th Street while workers burned off oil. No fire detected at Spooner Thayer KY after an alarm rang.
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Snow Hall
Kansas University
Spooner-Thayer, KY
Stokely-Van Camp
East 10Th SL
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