Pope Paul VI Opens Historic Holy Land Visit
Pope Paul VI arrived in Amman and proceeded to Jerusalem amid massive crowds and security as Jordanian troops cleared a path toward the Damascus Gate. An estimated 20,000 greeted him at the airport with thousands more along the route. He travels to Bethlehem Monday then to Rome, seeking peace and Christian unity.
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Paul VI
Holy City
Jordan
Damascus
Christ
Calvary
Amman
Holy Places
Holy Land
Paul
Hussein
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Israel
No Man’s Land
Palestine
Bethlehem
Rome
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Warm, fair conditions expected across the region with mild today and tonight. Sunday remains partly cloudy and slightly warmer with highs in the 50s and overnight lows in the 20s. Record temperatures noted include 64 in 108A and 12 in 1959. Local sunrise and sunset times provided.
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Kansas
Raney Hillcrest Plaza Complete Service Ad
Sun hours from 9 am to 7 pm advertised for Raney Hillcrest Plaza offering complete service.
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Raney Hillcrest & Plaza
Sun
Sheriff Davis Tackles Ford County Spending Spree
Dodge City Kansas AP Sheriff James A. Davis complains of a budget battle as the three member Ford County commission cuts his office expenses. They reduce patrol cars to one and limit phone lines and ban blood alcohol tests saying a drunk arrest is enough. Davis defends his role, notes jail counts rising from 287 in 1962 to 607 in 1963, and says a state attorney general opinion clarifies commissioners duties. He plans a $1,000 expense suit set for February.
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Dodge City
Kan
James A. Davis
Ford County Commission
Davis
Commission
The
Kansas Sheriffs Association
Ford County
Perry Group fights to keep Perry Dam name unchanged
A 10 member Perry committee organized a petition drive to oppose U S House efforts led by Rep Ellsworth and Rep Avery to rename Perry Dam and Reservoir Ozawkie. They argue the Perry name is used by the Corps of Engineers and changing it would cost money amid a $41 million land purchase.
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Perry
Lawrence
Kansas
U.S
House of Representatives
Robert F. Ellsworth
William Avery
Wakefield
Ozankie
Jefferson County
Congress
Oskaloosa Chamber of Commerce
Army
Cyrus Vance
Bureau of the Budget
Dale Hope
Perry Committee
Corps of Engineers
Eisenhower Plans National Fund Campaign for Center
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower outlines a national fundraising drive to support an American freedom center to be built at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The plan aims to broaden support for historic preservation and civic education via a nationwide effort.
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Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Freedom Center
Valley Forge
Guarantee Works for Trash Hauler in Great Bend
Clifford Bieberle operates a trash hauling service in Great Bend Kansas. His truck proclaims satisfaction guaranteed or double your trash back. He reports no complaints have been registered.
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Great Bend, Kan
Clifford Bieberle
Bieberle
Search Operations Still Under Way
In Honolulu AP reports a missing Air Force transport plane with nine aboard remains unfound on the third day of a large multi service search. Sixty aircraft and four ships comb 414000 square miles of Pacific Ocean as crews from Air Force Navy and Coast Guard fly dozens of sorties. The operation will be joined by the President Wilson liner with nineteen aircraft already arriving from Travis AFB and additional planes from Japan and Guam joining the task force.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Pacific Ocean
Navy
Coast Guard
Hawaiian Islands
President Wilson
Hickam Air Force Base
Travis Afb
Calif
Japan
Guam
LBJ weighs budget cuts while eyeing jobs shift
President Johnson seeks new thinking on unemployment as Wirtz suggests raising the time and a half overtime rate to spur hiring. Johnson aims for a 1965 budget near 100 billion dollars with moon program intact, while human needs spending stays on track.
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LBJ
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Austin
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Briton Calls Grain Purchases Proof of Communism Failure
St Louis AP reports Great Britain's undersecretary for foreign affairs Peter Otway Smithers says Soviet wheat buying exposes communism as failing as a political system. He notes "40 years of promises of plenty" and accuses Marxist Leninist theory of seeking promises from nations thought to be in decline.
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ST. Louis
Peter Otway Smithers
Great Britain
December traffic in Lawrence shows correlation with fines
Lawrence police logged 122 traffic accidents in December with 44 speeding fines and 36 for failing to yield. Chief Bill Cox cited a link between accidents and violations. Fifty-nine crashes were due to snow and ice. injuries totaled 27 with nine serious.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
William Pendleton
Regents Do Not Move On KU Athletic Director Post
The Kansas Board of Regents has not acted on selecting a successor to Arthur C. Lonborg as KU athletic director. Lonborg’s term extends to July 1 after a 1963 waiver, with a final decision expected soon but no formal Regents action to date. The Journal-World quotes Regent Henry Bubb denying any discussions or action.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Regents
Arthur C. Lonborg
Kansas
Journal-World
Lonborg
Clarke Wescoe
Board of Regents
Henry Bubb
The
Journal-World Today
Topeka Savings and Loan
Actress Eva Gabor Robbed at Miami Racquet Club
Actress Eva Gabor and her husband Richard Brown were assaulted by two gunmen at their vacation apartment in North Bay Village near the Racquet Club. The thieves stole a $25,000 diamond ring other jewelry and cash. Gabor was hospitalized with shock concussion and bruises.
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Miami
Fla
Eva Gabor
Gabor
Richard Brown
North Bay Village
Police Seek Mother of 7 Year Old Actress in Abduction Case
Los Angeles police hunt for Barbara Gardner 30 mother of child actress Wendy Diane Wayland 7 alleged to have taken the girl from her father after a custody dispute. Wendy disappeared December 17 from a Tarzana private school in the Los Angeles area.
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Los Angeles
Wendy Diane Wayland
Atty
Manley J. Bowler
Barbara Gardner
California
Wendy
Gigot
Tarzana
David Wayland
Gardner
Unseasonably Warm Weekend Ahead in Lawrence Area
Unseasonably high temperatures persist in the Lawrence area for a fourth straight day with forecasts calling for generally fair skies and mild warmth through Sunday. Highs in the 50s, overnight lows in the 20s, and a mix of sun and clouds mark the weekend outlook while past years show notable records and rainfall patterns in the region.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas University
David Storer
Walter Schwarz
U.S. Weather Bureau Cooperative Observer
Worden
Schwarz
Board Plans Halt To Excess Pay For City Custodians
New Yorks Board of Education moves to new schedules to curb high earnings by custodians amid union threats to strike. Witnesses at a hearing reported many workers earned around 17 000 last year while some custodians earned up to 53000 annually under prior arrangements.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Howevr
New York
Board of Education
Henry J. Mundy
International Union of Operating Engineers
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