U S China tension eyed by Canadian press adviser
Charles Lynch of Southam Newspapers warned of a potential clash between the United States and Communist China during remarks to Chicago editors. He noted miscommunication, sparse direct dialogue for 18 years, and urged open talks while praising China's famine relief progress and agricultural drive.
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United States
China
Charles Lynch
Chicago
Lynch
Southam ‘Newspapers
Canada
U. S
America
Communist Party
the . S
Pilot Dies Minutes After Plane Lands at O Hare
At O Hare International Airport Braniff jet landed safely but pilot Capt Clarence A Cobb 45 of Dallas died minutes later. First Officer B J Self 36 of Grapevine took over taxi to terminal after Cobb fell ill. Fifty four passengers and four crew were aboard. Cobb had worked for Braniff since 1948 and died at a nearby hospital.
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Chicago
Braniff Airlines
O’hare International
Braniff
Clarence A. Cobb
Dallas
Tex
Kansas City
Cobb
B. J. Self
Grapevine
KU Children's Theater Presents Tom Thumb Musical
Kansas University Children's Theater stages the American premiere of Tom Thumb March 3 to 5 on tour. Jed Davis directs with Sally Thornhill as assistant and Kay Bethea as musical director. Nancy Caston plays Tom Thumb with performances at 4 30 p m and 7 30 p m across nearby dates.
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Kansas University Children’s Theater
Jed Davis
Sally Thornhill
Charleston
W. Va
Kay Bethea
Nancy Caston
Tom Thumb
KU Law Student Hidden Bond Style Revealed at Store
KU Law School student Heikes, known for a subtle 007 aura, casually cashed a local grocery check using his student ID. Heikes, ROTC trained and set to be commissioned as a second lieutenant, plans law practice in Kansas or Missouri after Army service, with an interest in criminal law.
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Ku’s
Warren Heikes
Riley
Kansas University
James Bond
Heikes
Journal-World Photo
KU Law School
Mount Oread
Helkes
Educational Lab Group Receives U S Grant
Kenneth Anderson of the Kansas University Education School announced a $98,000 grant from the U S Office of Education to the Mid-Continent Regional Educational Laboratories Inc in Kansas City. The 75 day development period will draft a five year plan for a $25 million facility serving eastern Kansas and western Missouri likely in Kansas City with no site yet chosen. The center would study remedial reading programs coordinate student teaching efforts and test new teaching methods and instructional materials.
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Kenneth Anderson
Kansas University Education School
Mid-Continent
Missouri
Kansas City
Educational Research Center
Uganda Officer Claims Control of Army
Col. Idi Amin asserted he has taken command of Uganda's army after Prime Minister Milton Obote assumed all power. In a brief phone interview Amin said he is army chief of staff, following his suspension by Parliament three weeks earlier. he had been the army's deputy prior to suspension.
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Lynch
Canada
U. S
Vietna
Russia
Cuba
China
North American Defense Command
North America
the . S
Viet Nam
Kampala
Uganda
Idi Amin
Milton Obote
Mishap on Oxford Road Causes $3100 Damage in Three-Car Crash
About 10:05 p.m. Friday a three car collision in the 1900 block of Oxford Road caused an estimated $3,100 in damage. Two parked cars owned by Donald Wetzel and Donald Edmondson were struck. Ernest Richardson, 23, driving a third car, struck Wetzel’s vehicle, pushing it into Edmondson’s. No injuries were reported. Police also noted three other minor Friday incidents with no injuries.
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Oxford Road
Donald Wetzel
W. 19Th
Terri
Donald Edmondson
Ernest Richardson
Route 1
Wetzel
Edmondson
Dobbins Named NROTC Officer
Kent Dobbins of Lawrence among 25 KU Naval ROTC midshipmen named spring semester officers. He is a senior in education and company commander. Others include Pankratz battalion commander and Brown executive officer.
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Kent Dobbins
Lawrence
Kansas University Naval Rotc
John W. Dobbins
Route 2
School of Education
Robert H. Eslinger
Naval Science
Dobbins
Dennis E. Pankratz
Marion
John Brown
Berkeley
Calif
Brian Flora
Syracuse
N.Y
Raymond Hartzell
Lompoc
Jan Nelson
Clearwater
Fla
Robert Bond
Kansas City
Myron Reed
Mapleton
John Gibson
Broadview
Ill
Jesse Keys
St. Charles
Edward Williams
Leavenworth
Donald Duff
Topeka
Stephen Curtis
Larry Rinne
Gardner
Thomas Toporowski
Warrington
Dean Edson
David Kardell
Shawnee Mission
Leo Dreyer
Waukeegan
Charles Mandelin
Philadelphia
John Broadhead
Indianapolis
Lawrence Johnson
Norton
David Rockwell
Wichita
Rodd Stoker
David Wilkes
Bethlehem
Jack Steary
Springfield
TV Space Newsman Dies at 40 in Bethesda
Columbia Broadcasting System newsman Charles Von Fremd aged 40 died Friday night at his Bethesda Maryland home. He was born October 7 1925 in Port Chester New York and graduated Yale University with honors in 1946 after starting his career as a sports radio commentator in New Haven Connecticut.
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Washington
Columbia Broadcasting System
Charles von Fremd
Bethesda
von Fremd
Port Chester
N.Y
Yale University
WNHC
New Haven
Teachers through students eyes on age and pay
Students discuss aging teachers and the value of youth versus experience. They note some young teachers are ineffective, while others are inspiring. administrators fear innovation. The pay for teachers is cited as a major deterrent to pursuing the profession.
Robert Kintner resigns as NBC chairman effective March 31
Robert E. Kintner submits his resignation as chairman of the board of the National Broadcasting Co effective March 31. The move, anticipated by observers, was presented Friday with regret and accepted with a deep sense of consideration.
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New York
Robert E. Kintner
The
National Broadcasting Co
Kintner
Civilians Named As New Leaders After Syria Coup
Syria named two civilians to head the regime as a military junta preserves power in a transition. Dr. Noured din Atassi 36 became head of state and Dr. Youssef Zayyen 35 was named prime minister replacing deposed officials. The move signals a civilian front for the ruling Baathist regime.
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Damascus
Syria
Noureddin Atassi
Amin Hafez
Youssef Zayyen
Salah Bitar
Radio
Arab Socialist Baath Party
Zayyen
Bitar
Atassi
AP Reporter Elton Fay Receives Defense Dept Citation
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara awards Elton C Fay a Defense Department citation marking his long career with the Associated Press Fay retires after 42 years with AP and 21 years covering military affairs The award notes his contributions to public understanding of U S military power.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Elton C. Fay
Associated Press Stary
Fay
McNamara
Department of Defense
United States
Brookwood State Bank charter battle near Topeka
A state banking board investigating committee heard arguments for and against sponsoring Brookwood State Bank at 2035 W 9th Brookwood Center Topeka. Seekers include State Sen. Robert Taggart Tom Schwartz and others. Committee to report March 21 with a decision expected then.
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Brookwood State Bank
Brookwooding Center
Topeka
Ie State Banking Board
Robert Taggart
Tom Schwartz
Famous Brands Distributors
Odd Williams
Lawrence
Skipper Williams
Douglas County State Bank
Jack Barr
Seot
First State Bank of
Seoti
Kenneth Peters
Local Man Hurt In Eudora Crash
Gilbert G. Booth 49 of 1931 Naismith Dr. was injured when his car hit a gasoline truck on K-10 in Eudora. Erwin S. Kanzig 65 escaped injury. Booth taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with severe facial and scalp lacerations and possible rib fractures. Vehicle damages totaled $1000.
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Gilbert G. Booth
Naismith
Erwin S. Kanzig
Eudora
Kanzig
Booth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Effigy publicizes KU Nebraska game in Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence information booth displays a Husker themed effigy in front of Flint Hall for tonight's KU Nebrask a basketball game at Allen Fieldhouse. The next boys soap box derby clinic for ages 11 to 15 is scheduled 6 30 p m Monday March 7 at South Park Recreation Center with 40 plus attendees already.
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Kansas University
Flint Hall
Ku-Nebraska
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence
South Park Recreation Center
N.H. St
Topeka
Leavenworth
Symposium on Solid Waste At Kansas University
State and local officials and community leaders will hear new approaches to disposal problems at a symposium on solid waste at Kansas University on Wednesday. Sen. James B. Pearson and Gov. William H. Avery will give addresses.
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Kansas University
James B. Pearson
William H. Avery
Humphrey Calls U S Power a Measured Tool in Viet Nam
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey spoke at a Riverside Church dinner marking Christianity and Crisis 25th anniversary. He defended limited military use, urged self government triumph, and echoed support for halting Communist aggression. Picketers greeted him on leaving.
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Hollie West New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
Christianity and Crisis
Humphrey
Southeast Asia
Asia
Pacific
Viet Nam
Riverside Church
HHH
Mamie Eisenhower to spend two weeks near Phoenix
Mamie Eisenhower will depart by car on Sunday for a two week stay at Elizabeth Arden s Main Chance Farm near Phoenix Arizona. The trip continues her routine winter retreat as first lady with no stated official duties.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Mamie Eisenhower
Elizabeth Arden
Main Chance Farm
Phoenix
Ariz
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Ralph C Terrell
The Terrells express gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during their closing out sale. They thank everyone for generous help and for the comforting food provided.
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Ralph C. Terrell
In Memoriam Howard Pixar Moore Obituary Notice
In memory of Howard Pix Moore who passed away two years ago tomorrow February 27 1964. Sadly missed by wife Dorothy and daughters along with their families.
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Howard
Pix” Moore
Dorothy
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TV Space
Bridge Standard
Muffier
Ana Wallpipe
Rosé
N & Mass
Robert Kintner
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Mamie
Arizona
Memoriam
Lawrence Memorial Co
Our
Privat
Jansval
Oscar Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Vinsey
We’ Funeral Home
Indiana
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