Union Heads Vow Not to Back Down in Wheat Boycott
Miami Beach AP longshoremen union leaders led by Thomas W. Gleason vow no retreat from boycott of U S wheat shipments to the Soviet Union. AFL C IO support plus James Reynolds talks fail to shift stance. Continental Grain waiver sparks anger as four foreign ships face loading on Gulf Coast with about 75 million dollars in wheat.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Johnson
U.S
Soviet Union
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Union
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Gleason
Paul Hall
Afl-Cio
Maritime Trades Department
John F. Kennedy
Hall
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Maritime Administration
Commerce Department
Continental Grain Co
Continental
Reynolds
Gulf Coast
American
Charles Marvin Named To State Department Summer Internship
Charles Marvin a KU senior and son of Burton and wife earns a six week summer internship with the U S State Department in Washington D C Marvin is among about 40 interns chosen from 250 nominees KU’s political science major and Summerfield scholar has been active in student politics and served as president of KU’s International Club He previously studied at the University of Tehran during high school.
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Charles Marvin
Kansas University
Burton Marvin
W. 21St
U. S. State Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Clifford Ketzel
Roger B. Doudna
Baldwin
Marvin
Summerfield
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
All Student Council
International Club
University of Tehran
Iran
Hallmark Profit Sharing Fund Rises in 1963
Hallmark Cards Inc increases its profit sharing fund to 15 173 000 with 1 777 000 from the company and 2 833 000 from personnel contributions. Joyce C Hall announces the rise as the plan marks eight years of operation. The retirement plan grows to 11 061 000 and total Hallmark deferred compensation totals 26 234 000, up 3 297 000 from last year.
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Halllmark Cards, Inc
Joyce C. Hall
Kansas City
Hallmark
Training Section Set For Scout Leadership
The advanced Boy Scout leadership training starts with a 7 15 p m session Thursday at Nazarene Church 20th and Mass Sts. Jim Simpson will lead with topics on junior leader training in the patrol method. Additional sessions cover advancement leadership troop committee and year round outdoor program on March 5 12 19 and 26 respectively.
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Nazarene
Mass. Sts
Jim Simpson
Oddities Show On House Vote In Many States
AP survey finds widespread deviations from the one man one vote standard after the Supreme Court ruling. Only Maryland and Georgia move toward equal districts, while states like Texas Michigan Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Florida show large population variances among districts.
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Supreme Court
Associated Press
Maryland
Georgia
J. Millard Tawes
General Assembly
High Court
Bruce Alger
Texas
John B. Bennett
Michigan
Arizona
Lauffers Take Control of Bonner Springs Chieftain
Bonner Springs Chieftain changes hands with Mr and Mrs Robert Laufffer acquiring controlling interest from Elton Carter who had led the paper since 1962. Lauffer remains editor and publisher from June 1961 and will continue in that role. Lauffer's grandmother Mrs M W Vaughn linked to the paper for 51 years.
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Bonner. Springs
Bonner Springs
Robert L. Lauffer
Lauffer
M. W. Vaughn
Lauffers
Elton Carter
Norton
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