Japan seeks extension of bombing halt to aid peace push
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato reportedly asked the United States to extend the bombing moratorium in North Vietnam to January 22 to give Japan a chance to advance its peace efforts. U S Ambassador Harriman indicated the move depends on Communist offensives and goodwill, while Tokyo aims to push Hanoi toward talks via Moscow.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
United States
Viet Nam
Japan
Sato
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
South
Hubert H. Humphrey
Etsusaburo Shiina
Moscow
Shiina
Vladimir Vinogradov
Hanoi
Canberra
Australia
U. S
Defense Department
Soviet Group Opens Hanoi Talks Today
A Soviet delegation led by Alexander N Shelepin began talks in Hanoi with North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh. Tass described no details, but Shelepin voiced support for Vietnam against U S aggression and signaled closer ties between Moscow and Hanoi amid Soviet-Chinese rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Alexander N Shelepin
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Tass
Shelepin
Soviet Union
U. S
Third of US in Bitter Cold Mass
A mass of bitterly cold Arctic air covered one third of the United States driving temperatures to 30 degrees below zero. Readings reached 30 below at Hibbing Minnesota with widespread subzero levels from the northern Appalachians to Missouri and into Idaho. Snow fell along Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario shores with four inches at Buffalo New York and three inches at South Bend Indiana.
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Appalachians
Missouri
Idaho
Hibbing
Minn
Iowa
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Buffalo
N.Y
South Bend
Ind
Kentucky
10 Magic Days Opens Monday
Lawrence merchants launch 10 Magic Days starting Monday through January 20 to boost post holiday sales. Sponsored by the Retail Trade Area Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, the program spans firms across the community with aims of offering first class merchandise and coordinated customer benefits. This marks the first in a series of new year business promotions.
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Lawrence
Mansfield Team Sees Viet War Deepening Dependence on China
A Senate fact finding team led by Mike Mansfield reports North Viet Nam grows more dependent on Red China as the war escalates. They warn Hanoi may need tacit Chinese consent for any settlement and that the wider Asian mainland could be drawn into general war. The five senators toured 12 countries and Hong Kong, noting Viet Cong control of 22 percent of the rural population and 18 percent in contested zones. Negotiations remain unlikely without combatant initiative, they say.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
China
Hanoi
Mansfield
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Hong Kong
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Johnson
Collegiate Republicans Sponsor Panel With State Leaders
KU Collegiate Young Republicans host a 7:30 p.m. panel on Higher Education in Kansas where Sen Joseph Harder Sen Charles Arthur Rep Ed Boyd and Rep Wayne Angell discuss the system with Kansas Board of Regents official Max Bickford KU finance vice chancellor Raymond Nichols and KU administrators. Newsmen will ask questions in the Jayhawk Room Kansas Union. Public invited through Bob Miner KU sophomore and Mount Oread Young Republicans head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University Administration
Young Republicans
Kansas
Joseph C. Harder
Moundridge
Senate Education Committee
Charles Arthur
Manhattan
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Ed Boyd
Larned
House Education Committee
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Ways and Means
Max Bickford
Raymond Nichols
University
Jayhawk
Kansas Union
Bob Miner
Great Bend
Mount Oread Young Republicans
Mrs. John Glenn Fin e After Major Surgery
Mrs John H Glenn Jr wife of the former astronaut is reported doing fine at Methodist Hospital where she underwent a major operation Friday The surgery was planned for some time but Glenn would not say what it was indicating no further details were released in Houston Texas AP transmission
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Houston
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Methodist Hospital
Glenn
America
Progress Seen Today in Talks to End Strike
A mediator reported some small progress in talks to end New York's subway and bus strike. Negotiations stalled as the city sought damages from the unions, while federal help was pledged for affected individuals and small businesses.
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NEW York
Perrea
Polce
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Johnson
Sylvester Garrett
Garrett
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Roosevelt
Manhattan
Transit Authority
Joseph E. O’grady
Afl-Cio
Transport Workers Union
Amalgamated Transit Workers
TWU
Douglas L. MacMahon
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
O’grady
State Supreme Court
MacMahon
Rockefeller
Bitter cold grips Lawrence for eight hours
Lawrence logged an early morning low of 10 degrees as a bitter cold wave held the city for nearly eight hours until about 9 am before rising to the 20s. The weather bureau expected southerly winds to shift tonight and lift temperatures, with a forecast high near 30 and a tonight low in the lower 20s. Sunday should bring temperatures in the mid 40s.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Mothers March fund drive seeks captains in four areas
Four Lawrence districts still need captains for the Mothers March fund drive to aid the March of Dimes. The event runs 5 30 to 8 30 p m on January 21 and aims to recruit about 500 participating mothers. Thirty volunteers have already signed on.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
Haskell Ave
11Th
15Th
6Th
2Nd
Iowa
Florida
Louisiana
Kentucky
West Campus Rd
Stratford
15Th St
Robert Hazlett
Mothers March
Lewis Parsons
Army Reserve Training Center
Gene Hardtaker
Vernon Branson
Douglas County
March of Dimes
Bill Smell
Cedarwood Ave
H. H. Cotton Jr
Mont
B. D. Kane
Jerry Rogers
Owens Lane
Erry Hammond
Byron Sneeges
Pawnee
Gerald Cunningham
Larry Schliappi
Miller
Three Keep Cool Climbers Safely Off Peak
Three mountain climbers emerged unfrozen after nine days stranded on Mt. Shasta 14161 feet high. Leslie Wilson 34 and John Crawley 22 of Berkeley and Frank Daenzer 20 of San Francisco, Sierra Club members, survived a blizzard above 12,500 feet then hiked to safety down a drifted highway.
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MT. Shasta
Calif
Siskiyou County
al Cottar
Cottar
Leslie Wilson
John Crawley
Berkeley
Frank Daenzer
San Francisco
Sierra Club
Six LHS Musicians Win State Honor for All State Orchestra
Six Lawrence High School students were chosen for the Kansas all state orchestra to perform with a 120 piece ensemble under James Robertson in Kansas City. Solo flutist Tacy Weidman, clarinetist Jun ior D Ann Murphy assistant first chair, violinists Ruth Ann Browne Gail Edwards, and Gloria Edwards, bassist Phil Lacey, plus cello player complete the string section. The concert on March 18 at Municipal Auditorium will draw about 25 000 teachers and students from across the state.
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Lawrence High School
National Music Educators Organization
Kansas City
Tacy Weidman
N. J
D. Ann Murphy
23Rd St
Ruth Ann Browne
Schwarz, Rd
Gail Edwards
Haskell
Miss Edwards
Gloria
Phil Lacey
Oxford Rd
LHS
James Robertson
Wichita Symphony
Wichita University
KU Composer in Residence Arrives in Early February
Kansas University announces Douglas Moore, Pulitzer Prize winner and former Columbia Music Department head, will serve as Rose Morgan Visiting Professor at Mount Oread for the spring semester. His two act opera Carry Nation premieres at KU with a 35 person cast and 60 instrument orchestra, plus student performances and state tours. Moore will lecture March 15 and participate in Centennial events through April, with KU faculty guiding the production.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
Douglas Moore
New York City
Columbia University
Rose Morgan
Mount Oread
Baby Doe
Moore
Gorton
Chez Haehl
Lewin Goff
Carry Nation
Robert Baustian
Clayton Krehbiel
Kenneth Smith
KU Voice
New York City Center Opera
John Reardon
Beverly Wolff
Patricia Brooks
Miss Wolff
Smith
Carry
Miss Brooks
Reardon
New York City Opera
Susannah
Metropolitan Opera National Company
Robert Shaw Chorale
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Franklin D. Murphy
Deane W. Malott
Malott
Murphy
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Heats Up This Weekend
Clear to partly cloudy and warmer through Sunday with highs around 30 today and mid 40s Sunday. Night lows in the 20s and southeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperature readings show yesterday's high 25 and low 10, with record highs around 64 in 1964 and 1962 and a low of 2 in 1. Sun rises at 7 41 and sunset at 5 15.
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Kansas
Premieres Highlight KU Theater in Second Semester
Mount Oread faculty and KU students prepare for a record-breaking spring centennial theater slate. Director Lewin Goff cites a shift to resident and professional companies as KU stages Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Bedbug, Tom Thumb, Carry Nation, and The Blind Mouth with a mix of professional and student casts and a state tour.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Lewin Goff
Goff
Repertory Company
Nancy Caston
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Tadeusz Kierski
Jed Davis
Tom Thumb
Douglas Moore
Bey
Kenneth Smith
KU Voice Department
New York City Center Opera
John Reardon
Beverly Wolff
Patricia Brooks
Robert Baustian
Carry Nation
Clayton Krehbiel
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Pham
THE
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John Glenn Fine
Tom Hildebrand
George Hildebrand
Ark
St. John’s School
Journal-World Photo
Municipal Auditorium
Town House Motor Hotel
Kansas Music Educators Association
Don Beene
Charles Kassinger
Russell Stover
Rexall
Virginia Woolf
James Hawes
Nancy Vinovich
Arkansas City
KU Repertory Company
Marcia Dalen
Ohio
Richard Kelton
Miami
Okla
Hawes
Miss Vunovich
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Kip Niven
Prairie Village
Kathy Melcher
Newton
Miss Melcher
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