Kennedy criticized by Krock over news management
Arthur Krock, veteran New York Times journalist, accuses the Kennedy administration of managing the news with unprecedented cynicism and subtlety. He says the press bears blame if Kennedy’s gains are credited to media manipulation, citing social flatteries and selective interviews as tools.
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Winners Chosen At 4H Club Day
Thirteen individuals and five 4H clubs were chosen as division winners at Douglas County 4H Club Day held at Baldwin High School. County winners advance to regional competition March 9 at Baker University Baldwin, with representation from seven counties.
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Six Trustees Announced For White Foundation
Five Kansans and one Missourian were named trustees of the Kansas University William Allen White Foundation. The new trustees are John H. Colburn editor and publisher of the Wichita Eagle and Beacon Floyd S. Eeord general manager of the Burlington Republican Richard B. Fowler editor and president of the Kansas City Star Mrs Margaret Sally Keach of Mission author and Theta Sigma Phi leader Drew McLaughlin Jr publisher of the Miami Republican Paola and Kenneth J. Powell editor of the Southwest Daily Times Liberal.
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Sitter Challenges Activity Craze
Yale sophomore Jeffrey Davis Jennings ends a 30 hour sit-athon to mock the hiking craze, then pledges a six hour longer sit-athon while challenging President Kennedy to a rock-athon on his terms. He cites fatigue from concentration and mental discipline rather than physical exhaustion.
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Waddell Nelligan Battle Sparks California GOP Convention
At a California Republican convention tensions rose as Waddell and Nelligan faced off amid protests by delegates fearing seating issues. Murray Chotiner backed Waddell while his wife Ruth split votes, citing dislike of the Birchers. Chotiner urged unity against perceived liberal pressure from Gov. Pat Brown and Gene Wyman.
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Darby's Wife Resting After Heart Attack
Harry Darby's wife, wife of the Iss City industrialist, will continue convalescence in Phoenix after release from a Phoenix hospital where she had been admitted January 20 following a heart attack.
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Anderson Refuses Obligation To Finish Wright Building
Gov. John Anderson said Kansas would bear no obligation to complete the Wichita University building beyond a legal contract if the school joins the state system. Regent chairman Clyde Reed challenged the structure saying it may be an architectural fantasy with disputed space counts and costs.
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Pancake Feed Contributions Rise for Saturday Event
Local business and professional people have increased advance donations for the Pancake Day feed at the Community Building, now over 500 dollars, about ten percent ahead of last year. Legion officials say funds buy non donated supplies used in the meal. Last year the Legion used many specified staples including sausage, eggs, lard, baking powder, sugar, butter, syrup, coffee, and milk. Ernie Pulliam and crew prepared 180 gallons of pancake batter for the 1962 feed.
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Unposed Picture Upsets Kennedy in Vermont Ski Lodge
Vermont photographer Philip N. Lawson said Senator Edward M. Kennedy grabbed his camera in a Stowe skiing lounge, ripped the leather case, tore the film roll and damaged the flash reflector after an unposed shot. Kennedy reportedly called the incident somewhat distorted and offered no details.
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Publisher to Lead ANPA Meeting at Waldorf Astoria
Dolph C. Simons Jr., publisher of the Journal-World, will be a chief moderator at the American Newspaper Publishers Association meetings in New York City April 22 25 He will lead the all day April 23 program for member papers with circulations of 15000 and under and will head several other New Weeks sessions.
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Voters and Candidates Prepare for April City Election
Lawrence schedules voter registration through March 8 with extended hours to aid participation. City Commission and School Board candidates file by noon March 8. Greek Week at KU runs March 21 with events and a chariot race to cap the festivities. Senator Frank Carlson to speak at KU band dinner with honors announced.
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Fisher
School Board
Khrushchev and Mao Hint at Communist Reconciliation
The article notes a thaw between Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Chinese leader Mao Zedong. Talks program included Mao meeting the Soviet ambassador in China, with Chou En Lai and Liu Shao-chi present, and Pravda coverage. A Moscow lunch with Pan Tzun-li signals Kremlin approval of closer ties.
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KU HELP campaign aims to boost student loans at KU
Chancellor Wescoe announced the HELP-KU drive to raise funds for student loans at the University of Kansas. Past two years funded over $50,000 in loans with 1 256 contributors last year and 950 in 1961. Kickoff is March 20 at the KU Union. gifts go directly to loans with no deduction for expenses.
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Help-Ku
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Olin Petefish
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal-World
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Endowment Association
J. B. Watkins
HELP KU program expands student support in community effort
Lawrence leader urges broad donations to HELP KU through the Greater University Fund as endowment income sustains office expenses and loans. The program, already backed by Topeka and Kansas City residents, aims for wide participation to ease loan waits and boost student finances at KU.
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Thousand Attend NFO Sausage Feed at Wellsville High
More than 1,000 people from the Third Congressional District are expected for the National Farmers Organization whole hog sausage feed at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Wellsville High School building. Harvey Sickels national secretary for the NFC will speak. Donations are 1 per family. Wellsville lies 24 miles southeast of Lawrence in Franklin County.
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Ford charges Kansas Democrats with attacking party leaders
Rep. Walter Ford accuses three Democratic leaders in Topeka of ridiculing the Legislature after remarks by C. O. Wright. He cites State Chairman Jack Graves National Committeeman Frank Theis and Senate Minority Leader Joe McDowell as the targets. Ford says the leaders impugned motives and dismissed a Democratic inquiry into Wright's criticisms.
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Recital Tonight by Paul Young and Patricia Euhus at KU
Kansas University Fine Arts School presents Patricia Euhus soprano and Paul Young tenor in a senior recital at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. Euhus from Oberlin studies with Meribah Moore and sings works by Scarlatti Bach Wolf and Strauss. Young from Shawnee studied with Rolf Sander and Reinhold Schmidt and sings Vaughan Williams Brahms and Schumann. Assisting pianists Linda Converse and Dingwall Fleary.
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Cab meters roll in with new rates citywide
Yellow Cab Co. began using meters today and Union Cab Co. will switch soon. As of March 1 all local cabs adopt the meter system with 45 cents for the first two thirds mile and 10 cents for each additional mile. Waiting time is $4 per hour. Previously zones governed fares. The City Commission ordered the change in December with rates to be reviewed in six months.
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Salvation Army Dinner Tonight in Crystal Room at Hotel Eldridge
The Citizens Appreciation Dinner starts at 6 30 tonight in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Eldridge. Dr Robert M Myers of Kansas City will speak, with music by the Kansas University Chorale directed by Clayton Krehbiel. Capt Earl Palsley will report on the Salvation Army’s 1962 work and newly elected officers will be installed.
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Kans City officials seek candidates for three seats on City Commission and School Board
Filing deadline is noon March 8 for six vacancies. Two candidates seek School Board seats, incumbents Oscar Rumsey and Mrs. Ethan Allen. School Board terms held by Rumsey Mrs. Allen and Henry Shenk expire. City Commission terms held by Mayor Ben Barteldes Fred Cooper and Don McConnell expire. Shenk will not seek re election and Barteldes will not run again. If needed a primary will be March 19.
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Card of Thanks to Hospital Staff and Dr Campbell
Mrs. Bessie Hird expresses gratitude to Dr Campbell and hospital staff on Ist floor south for calls care and nurses, and to friends and relatives for flowers and cards during her hospital stay.
In Memoriam for Irvin Votan One Year Gone
In memory of our dear husband and father Irvin Votan who passed away one year ago today. Sadly missed by his wife, sons and daughter.
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