Johnson Advisers Asked to Study Steel Price Hikes
President Johnson asked Gardner Ackley and the Council of Economic Advisers to review recent steel price increases for inflationary risk. Reedy said Ackley will decide on any action, with none likely beyond persuasion since no price controls exist. Johnson returned from his Texas ranch to finalize the State of the Union and budget ahead of mid January deadlines.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
George Reedy
Gardner Ackley
Texas
Washington
Congress
Appalachian
Reedy
LBJ Ranch
Ackley
Dean Rusk
Three top money winners in harness racing in 1963
The leading money winners were three 3-year-olds Speedy Scot, Overtrick, and Meadow Skipper. Speedy Scot earned $244,403 and Horse of the Year honors while Overtrick and Meadow Skipper won $208,833 and $208,376 respectively. Of 15 winners reaching $100,000 in 1963, five were 8-year-olds.
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Speedy Scot
Overtrick
Meadow Skipper
Lawrence schools to resume classes after holiday break
Lawrence public schools will restart regular schedules Monday morning as Kansas University also returns to normal hours at 7 30 a m The week features three University lecture series Humanities Ethics and Society and Newman Forum The Humanities talk by Dr James E Seaver on Archeological Discoveries and the Bible is set for Tuesday at Fraser Theater Senior Girl Scout Troop 673 packed 2500 March of Dimes mailers this morning at Lawrence National Bank The drives goal is about 5000 for the county to fight birth defects
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Lawrence Public Schools
Kansas University
Humanities
Ethics and Society
Newman Forum
Fraser Theater
James E. Seaver
Douglas County
Lawrence
Eudora
Baldwin
Lecompton
Lawrence National Bank
Galen Miller
Ferguson to Talk At Topeka Parley
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson will deliver the keynote on Supreme Court impacts on criminal law at an Institute on Criminal Law in Topeka on January 15. The all day program at the Holiday Inn South covers indigent defense and federal state court practice with judges, attorneys general staff, and state and federal judges listed as speakers.
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U. S. Supreme Court
William M. Ferguson
Kansas
Topeka
Holiday Inn South
Bar Association of the
State of Kansas
Kansas University Extension
Wesley E. Brown
LU. S. District Court
Wichita
Arthur E. Stanley, Jr
U. S. District Court
Kansas City
Richard Seaton
J. Richard Foth
John Fontron
Kansas Supreme Court
George Templar
Continuing Legal Education Committee
The
Bar Association
White rhino surge contrasts with regional vanishings
The article notes stark regional changes in white rhino populations across Africa. In South Africa's Umfolozi Game Reserve once home to about 20 rhinos, the 100 square mile sanctuary now hosts around 700 individuals, illustrating a dramatic local overpopulation.
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Africa
Umfolozi
South Africa
Feijoada the Brazilian Black Bean Stew Rites and Recipe
In Rio de Janeiro a feijoada, a heavy black bean stew with up to fifteen meats, is prepared over two days. The dish is served with rice, manioc flour, collard greens, and orange slices, often accompanied by a shot of cachaca. Critics note its ritual eating style and strong flavors.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Reds Claim Plane Of U S Is Down
In Tokyo AP copy, Communist China said it shot down an unmanned American reconnaissance plane over central south China. Beijing provided no details and gave no identification of the aircraft. The claim referenced a prior similar incident dated November 15.
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U.S
Tokyo
China
Peking
Looking Back at 1964 and Hints for 1965
The column reviews 1964 events from Johnson’s White House to Khrushchev’s ouster and global changes, noting Vietnam and Congo turmoil. It predicts a tough start for 1965 with Vietnam dominating U.S. concerns, plus space and medical breakthroughs on the horizon, and world leadership in flux.
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Johnson
White House
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Italy
India
England
Mexico
Brazil
Greece
Viet Nam
Congo
First Violinist to Lead KU String Clinic
Henri Temianka famed Paganini Quartet first violinist will lead a string players clinic at the Kansas University School of Fine Arts on Saturday morning January 23. About 159 musicians from eastern Kansas high schools expected. Invitations mailed to nominate students for the three hour clinic and rehearsal.
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Henri Temianka
Paganini
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Raymond Stuhl
Kansas
Stan
Topeka State Receives Christmas Gifts For Hospital
Through the Douglas County Mental Health Assn. gifts totaling 688.17 were given to the Topeka hospital in December. Contributions came from twelve Home Demonstration Units, a 4H club, three P.E.O. chapters, four churches, 36 student organizations, eight individuals and firms, plus items like a radio and coffee makers. About 60 KU students and church representatives attended KU Day and Church Day at the hospital.
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Douglas County Mental Health Assn
Topeka
Ralph Wolfson
Mass
P.E.O
Golden wedding anniversary for Roy and Mrs Zimmerman of Tonganoxie
Mr and Mrs Roy Zimmer man of 242 S Santa Anita Arcadia California celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on December 27. Toby Orr an American Field Service exchange student at Tonganoxie High School spoke about life in Australia during a school field service benefit. Orr joined other exchange students to decorate Ward Parkway in Kansas City for Christmas with host family and sponsor credits. Applications to host next year have been made to the Tonganoxie American Field Service chapter. Friendly Neighbors HDU held their annual Christmas party at Mrs Jack Cropper home with 21 members and two guests. Secret pals were exchanged and plans for the new year set. Birthdays will be observed at Pleasant Street Nursing Home all year with a meeting at Mrs Ed Nienke’s home. Funeral services for Roy Nelson Graves 77 of rural Tonganoxie were at Tonganoxie Friends Church with burial at Hubbel Hill Cemetery on Dec 7.
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Roy Zimmerman
S. Santa Anita
Arcadia
Calif
Zimmermans
Tonganoxie
Toby Orr
Tonganoxie High School
Australia
Orr
Kansas City
Ward Parkway
Pleasant Street Nursing Home
Ed Nienke
Roy Nelson Graves
Tonganoxie Friends Church
Clifford Arndt
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Indonesia Premier Threatens UN Exit Amid Cash Strikes
Secretary General U Thant urged President Sukarno to reconsider Indonesia’s move to withdraw from the United Nations. Ambassadors said Jakarta signaled withdrawal but no formal written notice was received. A wider crisis looms as dues deadlock and regional seats fray the world body.
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United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Sukarno
Indonesia
U.N. Office of Public Information
Thant
Virgin Islands
The
Information Office
U.N
Lambertus N. Palar
Assembly
Alex Quaison- Lackey
Ghana
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Malaysia
Security Council
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Russia
Jakarta
Indonesian Herald
Foreign Office
Two Suspects Held In Burglary Attempt In Miami Beach
Two men faces charges of breaking and entering with intent to commit grand larceny after police spotted Jack Murphy the Surf Murphy and Roger Clark near Edward Jacobs home in Miami Beach. They were linked to an earlier theft of the Star of India sapphire from the Museum of Natural History in New York.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Jack Murph
Murphy
Roger Clark
Edward Jacobs
Jacobs Home
Clark
Allan Kuhn
Museum of Natural History
Jacobs
Wilson Foundation Initiates Intern Program for Graduate Students
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation launches an intern program for advanced graduate students. David Earl Sutherland, a 1961 Kansas University graduate, serves as a teaching intern in the sociology department at Virginia State College Norfolk University. The internships focus mainly on southern colleges.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
David Earl Sutherland
Kansas University
Virginia State College
Norfolkversity
Eaton Mathematics
Wilson
Cornell Uni- Sutherland
Route
House Democrats Set Rules Fight and Speaker Picks
Washington AP reports House Democrats meet to decide loosening rules and possible expulsion of Reps Williams and Watson for backing Goldwater. They also will nominate John McCormack for speaker and Carl Albert for majority floor leader, with House votes due Monday.
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Washington
House
Barry Goldewater
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
McCormack
Albert
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Democratic
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Williams
Watson
Goldwater
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
District of Columbia
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Blatnik
Rules Committee
Rules Group
Committee On Committees
Senate
Rules
Nigerian Leaders Seek Solution to Vote Crisis
In Lagos, President Azikiwe canceled a resignation broadcast and discussed a compromise with Prime Minister Balewa and cabinet members as Nigeria confronts a contested election. The ruling alliance leads with 173 of 312 seats amid opposition boycotts and calls for delay to investigate irregularities.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
State House
Nigerian National Alliance
National Alliance
United Progressive Grand Alliance
Azikiwe
Republic
Britain
House Near Lakeview Is Gutted by Blaze
A one story frame house west of Lakeview was gutted by fire of undetermined origin Friday evening. The house, owned by Fred Lewis and his sister Cora, had no insurance and contents were lost. Deputy Wayne Schmille said Fred Lewis saw the blaze while doing chores. the structure had a wood stove and no electricity.
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Lakeview
Tony
Fred Lewis
Cora
Lawrence
Wayne Schmille
Card of Thanks for Fred W. Lisher Family
The family of Fred W. Lisher expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for food flowers cards and kindness during their time of sorrow. Special thanks to Drs. Walters Reed and Ed Jones and the nurses on first floor south for their care.
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