Governor Honors 2000 Kansans with Distinguished Jayhawker Awards
Governor John Anderson awards the first Distinguished Jayhawker certificates to about 2,000 Kansans, including Douglas County figures such as Retiring State Sen. Don Hults, State Reps. John Vogel and Odd Williams, County Commissioner Elmer Oudahl, GOP chair J. D. King, School Superintendent Earl Wilson, and Mrs. Francis Heller of the Kansas League of Women Voters. The parchment certificates feature a Jayhawk emblem and gold seal, recognizing contributions to the state.
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John Anderson
State of
Kansas
Anderson
Don Hults
John Vogel
Odd Williams
Elmer Ousdahl
GOP
J. D. King
Earl Wilson
Francis Heller
Kansas League of Women Voters
Accused Spy Case Links Thompson to Soviet Network
Thompson, a Detroit native and Long Island fuel station operator, was arrested by four FBI agents. The indictment ties him to a Soviet spy ring run from 1957 to 1963, with Karpovich, Kudashkin, and a Russian named Steven among his alleged co conspirators. Thompson allegedly received money and instructions via short wave radio from Moscow through intermediaries. He had been demoted in the Air Force in 1957 for drunkenness and misconduct.
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Thompson
Detroit
Long Island
Air Force
West Berlin
Labrador
United States
FBI
Karpovich
United Nations
John Kurlinsky
Fedor Kudahskin
Steven
Kudashkin
Soviet Union
Bay Shore
N.Y
Joe
Walker named to five committees of NUEA
Urbana Illinois Howard Walker of Kansas University is named to five committees of the National University Extension Association. He will serve as board representative on governmental relations time and place of annual meetings inter-associational relations and on resolutions.
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Urbana
Ill
Howard Walker
Kansas University
National University Extension Association
Walker
Safeway Charged With Wage Law Violations at 90 Stores
The U S Department of Labor filed a federal complaint against Safeway Stores Inc alleging Fair Labor Standards Act violations at 90 stores in 17 states from Sept 3 1961. It seeks 4948 92 in back pay and an injunction to require accurate time and pay records for 16 employees across Kansas Nebraska Colorado Iowa Missouri Arizona Arkansas Idaho New Mexico Oklahoma Oregon Texas Utah Virginia California and Washington.
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Lincoln, Neb
Safeway Stores, Inc
Federal District Court
U.S. Department of Labor
Safeway
Salina
Coffeyville
Kan
Holdrege
North Platte
Neb
Covina
Calif
Colorado
Iowa
Missouri
Arizona
Arkansas
Idaho
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Texas
Utah
Virginia
California
Washington
Lawrence hotel hosts more foreign guests than Americans
Lawrence business notes that Getto's tabulations show foreign visitors dominate at the Eldridge hotel. March brought the busiest foreign guest pace during the State Department South American Conference at KU, with September arrivals as the dorms opened. Wichita led counties with 442 guests, followed by Topeka and Kansas City, Emporia, and Salina. The Eldridge underwent a 300000 dollar facelift, with an open house in March, and the hotel has stood as a local landmark since 1855.
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Getto
U.S
State Department
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Emporia
Salina
Kansas
Eldridge
Lawmakers offer mixed votes on measure with health center plan
House members vote on the measure with four opposed and two likely against. Two could not be reached and one Republican vacancy will be filled soon. Mills expects committee to begin work near month end. Oren Harris says extending existing programs should face little trouble, though regional health centers need more time.
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Mills
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Commerce Committee
Dean Marvin Returns From Israel Visit Plans Tel Aviv Center
Dean Marvin W. Burton of the William Allen White School of Journalism at Kansas University came back from a two week trip to Tel Aviv Israel. He will create and direct a Mass Communications Center and journalism education program there. Marvin resigns effective June 30 1965 and will move to Tel Aviv. He has been granted a leave of absence by the Kansas Board of Regents and will return to KU as professor of journalism after termination of the leave. He presented center proposals to the Tel Aviv Senate committee and spoke to students and officials during the visit.
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Burton W. Marvin
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
Kansas University
University of
Marvin
Mass Communications Center
Tel Aviv Senate
Government Bureau of Social Research
Rev Puls to Preach at Trinity Lutherans Services
Rev. Puls and Mrs Puls will be special guests at the 9 and 11 a.m. worship services at Trinity Lutheran Church located at 13th and N.H. Streets. He will preach at 9 a.m. and serve as liturgist at 11 a.m. Puls led Trinity from 1926 to 1939 overseeing the building of the sanctuary and church plant completed for 125000 dollars and dedicated September 16 1928. He later led Luther Memorial Church in Madison Wisconsin from 1940 to 1963 and is now field representative for the Lutheran Church in America.
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Charles Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
13Th and
N.H. Sts
Puls
Rev. Puls
Luther Memorial Church
Madison, Wis
Board of Publication
The
Lutheran Church In America
Elizabeth Taylor Seeks Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship
Paris reports say actress Elizabeth Taylor attempted to renounce her American citizenship during a Paris shoot last October but balked at the oath phrase Abjure all allegiance. Sources say the renunciation was considered invalid after the phrase was deleted. She is said to favor British nationality while husband Richard Burton is British.
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Paris
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Taylor
United States
U.S
Gstaad
Switzerland
Bible Class Series Ends at First Southern Baptist Church
The Bible study series concludes tonight at First Southern Baptist Church at 19th and Nai Smith. Sessions run at 7 p.m. with teachers Roy Brown for adults and young people, Bob Ray for intermediates, Calvin Luck for juniors, Roy Brown for primaries, A D Janzen for beginners, and Paul Andrews for nursery.
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First Southern Baptist Church
19Th
Naismith
Roy Brown
Bob Ray
Calvin Luck
A. D. Janzen
Paul Andrews
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