Liquor by Drink Debate at Topeka Meet
At the Eggs and Issues breakfast in Topeka Kansas leaders and figures argued liquor by the drink revenue vs costs of delinquency police jails and hospitals. Reverend Roy Holloman said liquor revenue is illusory while Reverend G Harris Collingwood urged a state vote and mature responsibility. Glenn Cunningham cited youth home problems tied to drinking and Mike Getto argued liquor by the drink would boost tourism and conventions. Holloman also said there is no grassroots demand for a vote.
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Topeka
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Roy S. Holloman
Kansas United Dty Forces
G. Harris Collingwood
Kansas City
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Collingwood
Glenn Cunningham
Augusta
Kansas
Cunningham
Mike H. Getto
Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Getto
Holloman
Legion Hosts Open House For Citizenship Winners
James T. Bogia Jr. will speak at Legionacres open house honoring 10 new U.S. citizens. The event at 8 p.m. includes welcomes by Commander Jack Tatum and Mayor Jim Owens, invocation by Chaplain I M Gjellstad, guest introductions by Richard Loosbrock, and a reception afterward. Bogia, a Rich mand Va native and The Citadel graduate, works as a DuPont methods supervisor and is a former U S Army Reserve 89th Division commander.
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James T. Bogia Jr
Parkhill Terrace
Legionacres
U.S
Bogia
Richmond
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
Richmond University
U.S. Army Reserve
DuPont
I. M. Gjellstad
Jack Tatum
Jim Owens
Richard Loosbrock
Junior College Session At KU This Wednesday
Junior college deans and personnel administrators from 16 schools in Kansas and western Missouri will attend the annual Junior College Conference at Kansas University Wednesday. The program includes transfer student conferences, overviews of new university programs, ROTC, and a luncheon by Dr. James E. Seaver on archaeological Bible discoveries.
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Kansas
Western Missouri
Kansas University
ROTC
James E. Seaver
Arkansas City
Central
McPherson
Chanute
Coffeyville
Dodge City
Donnelly
Kansas City
Butler County
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Hutchinson
Independence
Iola
Parsons
Pratt
Metropolitan
St. Joseph
West Junior High Band Concert Delayed
Bad weather has forced the West Junior High School band concert to be moved to 7 30 p m on Tuesday March 2. The event was originally scheduled for tonight.
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West Junior High
Expert on Death by Own Action Speaks at KU Colloquium
Dr. Edwin S. Schneidman co director of the Death by Own Action Prevention Center in Los Angeles will address the Kansas University Psychology Colloquium at 4 p.m. March 3 in Strong Auditorium. He is a USC clinical professor of psychiatry and editor of Clues to death by own action.
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Edwin S. Schneidman
Los Angeles
Kansas University Psychology
Schneidman
University of Southern California School of Medicine
ACLU Forms Kansas Civil Liberties Union
Lawrence and Wichita ACLU chapters unite to form the Kansas Civil Liberties Union led by Richard Dyson. The state affiliate lists about 350 members with chapters planned in Topeka and other areas, while highlighting defense of free speech, due process and equal protection.
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Lawrence
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Wichita Aclu
Kansas Civil Liberties Union
KCLU
Richard Dyson
KU Law School
Glenn L. Kappelman
Lawrence Realtor
Charles Landesman Jr
Lee M. Sonneborn
Kansas
Topeka
Science Clinic Planned Saturday At Lawrence Community Building
The Douglas County Science Fair Assn sponsors a Science Fair Clinic from 9 30 to 11 30 a m Saturday in the south basement of the Lawrence Community Building. Paul Hausman president outlines events deadlines and announcements. David Banks discusses low cost exhibits and Phil Paden presents ideas on science fair projects. A science movie The Making of Telestar will be shown. The annual Science Fair runs April 1 4 at the Community Building funded in part by the United Fund.
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Douglas County Science Fair Assn
Lawrence
Paul Hausman
Science Fair Assn
Hausman
David Banks
Phil Paden
Kansas University
Telestar
United Fund
Revenue Plans Introduced in Kansas House
Two bills entered the Kansas House today aiming to boost revenue. One doubles cereal malt beverage tax, the other imposes a state gift tax. Proponents cite current receipts of about 1.9 million dollars from the cereal tax and estimate gift tax yields around 50 thousand annually.
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Kansas House
Topeka
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Benjamin Morris
D-Quinter
Robert Harder
William L. Roberts
Kansas City
Morris
Kansas
William H. Avery
Overland Park
Oxford Township
Johnson County
Shawnee County
Credit Union Commission
Kansas City Youth Holds Gun to Head in Domestic Crisis
A 19 year old man threatened suicide in his estranged wife’s apartment on Monday. Police Capt. William Gilmer, the wife, and a Catholic priest persuaded him to surrender the pistol. The youth was questioned and released. The couple agreed to seek marriage counseling.
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Kansas City
William Gilmer
Gilmer
Search halted for hunter missing in Kansas coon hunt
Snow and freezing rain paused the search for Jack D. Foster a 24 year old Bonner Springs man who disappeared Saturday night during a coon hunt with six companions Sheriff Al Vanderslice said the operation will restart once the weather clears about southern Osage County near U S 75 with 150 to 200 men scouring the area for him.
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Lyndon
Kan
Jack D. Foster
Bonner Springs
al Vanderslice
Foster
Osage County
U. S. 75
Brotherhood Banquet and Douglas Talk Planned in Lawrence
About 300 people are expected for the Lawrence Brotherhood Banquet at 6 30 p m at the Kansas University Union with Dr Harold Sponberg speaking on The Becoming Journey The event is hosted by 25 local groups and preceded by a 6 30 dinner. Justice William O Douglas will lecture on The Role of Law and Survival at 8 15 in Hoch Auditorium. Mayor Jim Owens will preside as master of ceremonies.
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Lawrence Brotherhood
Kansas University Union
Harold Sponberg
Washburn University
Sponberg
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Ku’s Hoch Auditorium
Douglas
Washburn
Topeka
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilante
Lawrence
Jim Owens
Wichita President Denies Subservient University Policy
Wichita State University President Emory Lindquist rejects charges by sociology assistant professor John Mitchell that the university is controlled by a power elite. Lindquist calls Mitchell’s critique unfortunate while Kansas Board of Regents head Larry Morgan expresses confidence in Lindquist. Dean James Sours commends Mitchell as a teacher but rejects his campus atmosphere assessment as presumptuous.
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Wichita
Kan
Emory K. Lindquist
John Mitchell
Wichita State
Mitchell
Lindquist
WSU
Prison Protest Ends at Washington State Reformatory
More than 700 inmates remained confined in their cells at Monroe after a three day hunger strike and violent protests over prison meals. Guards were aided by 22 state troopers as detainees hurled burning papers, shouted, and clanged cups from their doors.
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Monroe, Wash
Washington State Reformatory
Lawmakers Seek Relief For Taxes
Washington lawmakers push bills to extend time for underwithheld taxes while Treasury officials estimate a 400 to 500 million dollar gap. Secretary Dillon says underwithholding is not a threat to the economy and many taxpayers already adjusted withholding. By year end, total withholdings were about 700 million dollars above expectations.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Congress
Treasury
Telegraph Hill Livers protest North Beach rowdiness in San Francisco
Residents of Telegraph Hill petitioned against North Beach progress seen as inviting illegal entries, prowling and public drunkenness. The area around Broadway and Columbus Avenue, once Italian eateries and nightspots, now hosts boisterous clubs and nude shows, drawing police concern. Public officials condemn the district’s decline toward noisiness and disorder.
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San Francisco
Telegraph Hill
North Beach
Broadway and
Columbus Avenue
Broadway-Columbus
Tom Cahill
Ousted Viet Chief Seeks Ambassador Role at UN
Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, ousted as South Viet Nam’s leader, said in Dalat he will become a roving ambassador to present Viet Cong infiltration evidence from a seized Communist ship. He urged diplomatic and political action amid ongoing military moves.
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Dalat
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
United Nations
Associated Press
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Saigon
Phan Khac
Armed Forces Council
Khanh
Armed Forces
Phanh Khac Suu
Maj
Duong van Minh
Binh Dinh
Pleiku
Military Council
Tran van Don
le van Nhieu
Central Intelligence Agency
Don
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
U.S
Mansfield
U S Strategy Unfazed by Viet Nam Political Shakeup
U S officials say South Viet Nam’s leadership change from Khanh to the Armed Forces Council could not derail overall U S war strategy. While a big arms haul off the South coast signals intensified fighting, Washington insists it will work with whatever Saigon government can exercise power day to day.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Saigon
Khanh
Car Production Surpasses Four Million For 1965 Model Year
U S passenger car output reaches 4 155 million units in early 1965 as industry sources forecast a final 1965 total above eight million. Ward s Automotive Reports credits General Motors as the key to gains despite a fall strike and AMC plant shutdowns due to parts shortages.
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Detroit
U. S
Ward
Overal Motors
General Motors
American Motors
Kenosha
Wis
AMC
On-the-Job Experience Summer Students Goal
The African-American Institute seeks business industrial sponsors and government offices to offer summer on the job experiences for African students in American universities. Dr. Clark Coan of Kansas University says 600 sponsors nationwide is the goal. Participants gain field related work, not a summer job hunt, and may not receive full salary. Dr. Coan will connect sponsors with the institute.
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Clark Coan
Kansas University
Dr. Coan
Bombing of North Vietnam to Be Resumed, Says U.S. Policy Makers
In Saigon, officials expect renewed raids on North Vietnamese military sites by United States and South Vietnam. They argue bombardment could cut Viet Cong support even if effects are not immediate. A mystery ship sunk near a South Vietnamese cove carried about 100 tons of Communist arms for the Viet Cong. North Vietnam denies using the ship for arms shipments, while Radio Hanoi calls the incident a fabrication by U.S. imperialists and their henchmen.
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United States
Johnson
Saigon
U.S
North Viet Nam
Kansas City Bond Elections Snowed In
Snow covered Kansas City as voters chose among bond issues totaling 49.6 million dollars. City proposals total 32.1 million with 17.5 million for school buildings and 6 million for Mid-Continent Airport development.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Hospital Hill
Mine Tragedy Kills 59 In Northern Japan
Rescue teams recovered 30 more bodies from a northern Japanese coal mine hit by a gas explosion. The death toll reached 59 with two miners still missing and presumed dead. Officials attributed the blast to accumulated gas in the mine.
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Tokyo
Japan
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Legion For New Citizens
Amicus Curiae
Friend of the Court
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Henry Haldeman
Girard
Raymond Ahrens
Wichita State University
Ann Bargen
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lawrence §. Holmes
R. G. Mastroly
Chemotel
Ward Bass Wetmore
Brooks Harrop
Gerald Peterson
John Kelley
Norman Gary
Ohio State University
Space Laboratory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Journal-World
K.C
Hunter
Uncle Sam
House Ways and Means
Livers
Tran van Minh
McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Massachusetts
Lawrence Memorial Co
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
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