Kennedy Voice Project Begins as RFK Records JFK Years
Robert F. Kennedy becomes the first of 500 figures to record in his own voice memories of John F. Kennedy. Interviews will occur in four phases with officials, family members, allies, and foes, and may include Khrushchev and de Gaulle. Some portions may stay private for security or privacy.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Khrushchev
John Bartlow Martin
Kennedy
Boston
Charles River
Cabinet
Congress
White House
Judiciary
Robert F. Wagner
Richard J. Daley
New York
Chicago
Pat Brown
California
Old Massachusetts
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
Richard M. Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
Nehru
India
Hadd Macmillan
Britain
Sukarno
KU Sundial to Grace Ellsworth Hall Grounds
The KU sundial donated by Fred Ellsworth’s family will be placed near Ellsworth Hall before commencement. It may mark hours 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. and is inscribed with a sun and showers verse.
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Kansas University
Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Ellsworth
J. J. Wilson
Ellsworth Hall
William Savage Johnson
Crescent Rd
University
KU English Department
Time Magazine Writer to Speak at Kansas Union Forum
Time Magazine special correspondent John Scott will lecture Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Kansas Union Forum Room on The Sino Soviet Split. Sponsored by the School of Journalism and East Asian Area studies, the event includes faculty and student meetings prior to a Wednesday breakfast honoring him.
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John Scott
Time Magazine
Kansas Union
Kansas University
School of Journalism
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Scott
Thomas R. Smith
George School
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin University
Russia
Moscow
HAVAS
U.N. Weighs Peace Force as Cyprus Crisis Intensifies
Five nonpermanent Security Council members plan to seek a UN peace force and a mediator to address the Greek TurkishCypriot strife. Greece warns Turkey against invasion and mobilizes troops as leaders vow a firm response if Ankara acts.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Council
U.N
Bolivia
Brazil
Morocco
Norway
Ivory Coast
Venereal Disease Cases Reported in Douglas County 1963
Lawrence Douglas County Health Director Dr. Dale Clinton cites 107 new venereal disease cases in 1963. Gonorrhea led with 79 cases. late latent syphilis 24. single cases of primary and secondary syphilis and early latent syphilis. two congenital syphilis cases. Names kept private. pamphlet on syphilis and gonorrhea available at City Hall basement Health Department.
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Douglas County
Lawrence Douglas County
Dale Clinton
Clinton
Health Department
Lawrence - Douglas County
Westinghouse science talent finalists prove teen versatility
Washington AP reports forty finalists, 30 boys and 10 girls, named in the Westinghouse science talent search for work across mathematics biochemistry physics and psychology. Exhibits run this weekend ahead of Monday night top scholarship winners.
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Washington
Westinghouse Science
Henry Jaffin
Chevy Chase
Robert Bowen
Nevada
Calif
Amory B. Levins
Amherst
Mass
Atomic Research
Cuban Prices High Shrink Living Costs in Cuba
An exile who escaped Cuba by small boat reports black market prices including 80 pesos for an old pair of shoes 40 cents for an egg 1 peso for condensed milk and 10 pesos for a pound of coffee. He notes that officially one peso equals one dollar in Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Rock Chalk Revue Dazzles KU Alumni With Broad Skits
Kansas University's Rock Chalk Revue opened to a capacity audience in Hoch Auditorium. The 2 hour show featured 200 performers and spoofed university life from the dean of women's office to the student health center. Noted numbers included A Shot of Sherwood and You Can Take It With You.
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Hoch Auditorium
KUY
Model United Nations
Kansas Union
Sherwood Forest
Count Dracula’s den
Sultan’s Palace
Sherwood
Chi Omega
Alpha Tau Omega
Gamma Phi Beta
Sigma Chi
Soviets and U S to share USC meet facilities
The Soviet and American track teams will share dormitories, meals, and training spaces during the sixth annual meet at the University of Southern California on July 25-26. Russian athletes requested the American training menu, and both Coliseum facilities and Cromwell Field will be used by the teams.
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Los Angeles
United States
Glenn Davis
Cecele
Michael Birnkrant
University of Southern California
Memorial Coliseum
U.S
Herb Harbeson
Southern California
Cromwell Field
Broadway Actor Arrives for KU Tempest Rehearsals
Arnold Moss, noted Broadway Shakespearean actor, will arrive in Lawrence on March 8 to begin rehearsals for the Kansas University Theatre production of The Tempest set for March 18 to 22. Moss, renowned for roles in King Lear Twelfth Night The Tempest and Measure for Measure, leads the cast directed by Lewin Goff.
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Arnold Moss
Lawrence
Kansas University Theatre
Moss
Lewin Goff
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Clark Whittall
Dennis Dalen
Ohio
Richard Friesen
Prairie Village
Vincent Angotti
Stouffer Place
Bruce Owen
Indiana
Charles Schmidt
Dixon
Sharon Scoville
Kansas City
Paul Hough
Topeka
Mimi Frink
Russell Frink
Stratford Pl
Lorraine Crew
A. I
Richard Kelton
Miami
Okla
Mary Phillips
Veryl Leech
Tenn
Richard Scharine
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Costopoulos
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Stratford
Conn
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Rita Hayworth
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Salome
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