KU actors audition for In Cold Blood in Kansas City
Kansas University theater students traveled to Kansas City Tuesday afternoon to audition for roles in the film In Cold Blood produced by Richard Brooks who directed Elmer Gantry. Branding no commitments were made and studio notifications are expected soon. Fraser Hall opens March 6 with 29 classrooms and labs for psychology anthropology and sociology across seven stories funded by state and federal sources.
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Kansas University Theater
Kansas City
Truman Capote
Richard Brooks
Elmer Gantry
Jack Brooking
Brooking
Kansas University
New Fraser Hall
New Fraser
Kansas
National Science Foundation
National Institutes of Health
Heaviest Casualties Reported as U S Forces Hit in Vietnam
In the central highlands near the Cambodian border a U S 178 man company of the 4th Infantry Division suffered heavy casualties from mortar attacks while setting up a base camp. Four tanks repelled a suicide-attack and enemy losses were tallied at 160 across Vietnam with Marines suffering much of the toll.
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Saigon
U.S
4Th Infantry Division
Kontum City
4Th Division
Quang Ngai City
Dye Named Northwestern Athletic Director in Surprise Move
Evanston Illinois AP Tip Dye age 51 and former Nebraska athletic director accepted the Northwestern University post in a morning phone call to President J Roscoe Miller. Dye, a three sport star and Ohio State basketball coach, replaces Stu Holcomb who resigned December 1 to join the Chicago Mustangs in the NASL.
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Evanston, Ill
Tippy Dye
University of Nebraska
Northwestern University
Dye
Big Ten
Brigadoon at Lawrence High School opens May 11 12 13
Lawrence High School presents Lerner and Loewe musical Brigadoon with three departments. Dramatic students directed by Millard Denny handle the program, Duncan Couch directs choral work, and Don Beene leads the orchestra. Cast features Allen Tarr, Barbara Fletcher, Mike Coder, Sandie Binns, and others.
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Lawrence High School
Lerner and Loewe
Millard Denny
Duncan Couch
Don Beene
Couch
Denny
Scotland
Allen Tarr
Tommy Albright
Barbara Fletcher
Fiona MacLaren
Mike Coder
Jeff Douglas
Sandie Binns
Meg Brockie
KU Council Opposes Ballot Revision Plan at KU
Kansas University All Student Council voted 24 to 8 against placing a revision proposal on spring ASC election ballots. The plan would cut council membership to ten representatives plus four class presidents, streamline elections to one per year, and eliminate the Hare system.
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Kansas University All Student Council
ASC
al Martin
Shawnee Mission
Jim Prager
Fullerton
Calif
Martin
Prager
Paxperience and reliability service Haimsey Funeral Horne
Paxperience and reliability are highlighted in Haimsey Funeral service details. Horne V1 4511 Adv. provides guidance on experience in arranging funerals with emphasis on dependable support and clear communication.
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Haimsey Funeral Horne
Governors Discuss Regional Turnpike Plans Across States
Kansas Governor Docking said he will meet with Nebraska and Colorado leaders to tackle mutual problems, with prior talks involving Missouri and Oklahoma governors on toll roads. He outlined phased toll road ideas from Kansas City to Galena and Wichita to Tulsa, plus links to Hays, Baxter Springs, and a potential Wichita Tulsa corridor.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Docking
Kansas City
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
John A. Love
Norbert T. Tiemann
Hearnes
Bartlett
Kansas-Missouri
Kansas City-Galena
Wichita
Tulsa
Galena
Hays
Catoosa
Wichita-Baxter Springs
Wichita - Baxter Springs
Baxter Springs
Wichita- Tulsa
Brown hints at possible return to politics
Former California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. said in Fresno that he may be back in politics, likening himself to Cincinnatus. He criticized his successor Ronald Reagan as not ready for the presidency and not serious about it.
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Fresno
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Cincinnatus
Ronald Reagan
Colleges Enter Teams for Heart of America Debate Tourney
Debaters from KU reveal entrants for the Heart of America Debate Tournament March 9 to 11 at Kansas Union. Participating schools include Alabama, Arizona, Augustana College, Baylor, Boston University, Brigham Young, UCLA, Concordia Moorhead, Dartmouth, Georgetown, George Washington, Harvard, Houston, Indiana, Iowa State, Pittsburg, Kansas State Teachers, Loyola Marymount, Minnesota, Northwestern Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USC, Southwest Missouri State, Washburn, Wayne State, Wichita State, Wisconsin State, Miami Florida, Vanderbilt, Michigan State, Stanford, Denver, Georgia, South Dakota.
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Kansas University
Donald W. Parson
Mount Oread
Kansas Union
United States
Alabama University
Arizona University
Augustana College
Rock Island, Ill
Baylor University
Boston University
San Fernando University
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Maltese Parliament Defers Ouster Bill After Talks
Malta delays action on a bill to remove British troops to allow Prime Minister Borg Olivier to resume talks with London. The move follows Britain's plan to pull 3,000 soldiers from a 4,500-man garrison, risking unemployment for about 6,000 civilians tied to the bases.
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Valletta
Malta
Borg Olivier
London
Mediterranean
Belote enters race for city commission in Lawrence
H H Belote 41 an esthetician at Lawrence Memorial and Watkins Memorial joins three others as candidates for the four city commission posts to be filled at the April 4 general election. Belote urged cooperation between city and county, urged caution on spending and favors better communication among governing bodies. He is a Navy veteran, former anesthesiology graduate of Washington University, and longtime ambulance service operator. Primary date if seven candidates qualify is March 21.
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Lawrence Memorial
Watkins Memorial
Belote
Citizens Ambulance Service
Lawrence
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Ark
Arkansas A & M College
Department of Anesthesiology
Washington University
St. Louis
Navy
South Pacific
Midwest Association of Anesthetists
National Association of Anesthetists
Kansas Ambulance Association
City Commission
First Baptist Church of
Scottish Rite Masons
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Doris
Richard
Car
Unified School District 497
Board of Education
Andy Garyardt
Hatfield-Jackson Oil Co. Inc
Kansas State University
Rees M. Jackman
Bowersock Mill
Gladys Six
James W. Paddock
Carl Althaus
Knights And Masons Plan Broad Cooperation
Officials of the Masons and the Roman Catholic Knights of Columbus announce joint civic programs spurred by the Vatican Ecumenical Council. They say the cooperation will cover moral civic and social action fields, marking the highest level of discussion between the groups.
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New Haven, Conn
The
Masons
Knights of Columbus
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Chiefs Differ With LBJ Over Missile Setup
The Joint Chiefs of Staff challenge the White House view, arguing that the Tallinn System across northeastern Russia is a missile defense not limited to Moscow. They contend Moscow is only part of a broader defense against U S missiles, aligning with ICBM and Polaris strategic posture.
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Johnson Administration
Moscow
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Johnson
McNamara
Soviet Union
Congress
U. S
Tallinn
Satellite hunt ends in West Australia
A four day air hunt near Perth ends without results for Biosatellite 1. The 280 pound satellite returned to Earth February 15 and the search focused about 350 miles northeast of Perth.
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Perth
Australia
West Australia
U.S
Bids for KU structures due in March
KU officials announced bids for two Lawrence University buildings will be opened in March. A pharmaceutical chemistry laboratory at 160000 dollars, 8000 square feet, will be built southeast of the botanical research center. A two story brick office building financed by the EU Endowment Association will be offered to the U.S. Geological Survey on lease.
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Lawrence University
Keith Lawton
Allen Fieldhouse
Irvin Youngberg
EU Endowment Association
Center For Research In Engineering Sciences
Charles Marshall
Topeka
Pharmaceutical
Botanical Research Center
Highway 59
19Th Street
Takeru Higuchi
Edward Kremer
Wisconsin University
Higuchi
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lawton
Youngberg
U.S. Geological Survey
Endowment Association
Water Resources Division
U. S. Geological Survey
Lawrence
Hillcrest Bowling Alley
9Th and
Iowa Streets
Kansas Geological Survey
Lindley Hall
Iowa Street
McCollum Hall
Laborites Retain Jamaica Control After Election
Jamaica's Labor Party won at least 31 of 53 parliamentary seats, defeating the People's National Party which secured 19 seats amid a delayed vote count for three districts. The election ends a turbulent era led by Sir William Bustamante and Norman Manley, who shaped Jamaica's independence in 1962.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Labor Party
Caribbean
Laborites
People’s National Party
Laborate
Sir William Alexander Bustamante
Norman Washington Manley
People’s Party
Bustamante
Lawrence Sertoma to distribute Declaration to eighth graders
The Lawrence Sertoma Club will give copies of the Declaration of Independence to Lawrence eighth graders during National Freedom Roll Call Week. Mayor Jim Schubert will address students at Central Junior High, St. John's Catholic School, and West Junior High with assemblies at 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1:20 p.m. The theme is American Freedom The Greatest Gift to Mankind.
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Lawrence Sertoma Club
Lawrence
Jim Schubert
Central Junior High
St. John’s Catholic School
West Junior High
Theft Series Continues At Kansas University Campus
KU police report a new weekend theft at Mount Oread with $30 missing from a desk drawer in the KU registrar office at Strong Hall. The incident adds to prior losses of $89 across five weekend thefts and $64 reported earlier in the week.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Strong Hall
Flames Destroy Barn Southeast of Eudora
A barn on a farm about 2 miles south and a half mile east of Eudora was destroyed by fire early today. A 1962 truck, wagon, machinery parts and tools were lost. The fire was found by Lawrence Wilson at about 4 a.m. Endora Township Fire Department could not save the structure. Wilson's tractor was saved. No loss estimate was available.
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Tay Ninh
U.S
Gadsden
C Zone
North Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Eudora
Lawrence Wilson
Endora Township
Wilson
In remembrance of Emil E. Black obituary notice
Emil E. Black died February 22, 1951. He is sadly missed by his wife Francis G. Black and other relatives.
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Emil E. Black
Francis G. Black
Morris and Louise Ewing Observe 50th Anniversary
The Ewing couple thank friends and relatives for memory and gifts as they mark fifty years of marriage with cards flowers and presents.
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Mrs. Morris Ewing
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