Panama Students Observe Anniversary of Canal Zone Violence
Panamanian students held a remembrance march marking the 1964 Canal Zone riots. National Guard patrols guarded routes while President Robles urged peace amid tension over anti American sentiment and talks on revising the 1903 Canal Zone Treaty.
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Panama
U.S. Canal Zone
National Guard
Carnal Zone
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
Robles
United States
U.S
Robert J. Fleming Jr
Colombia
Nicaragua
Allies of Burch Confident Bliss Won’t Seek Post
Washington AP reports allies of Dean Burch say Ray Bliss of Ohio will not actively pursue the Republican chairmanship. Bliss is the leading alternative among foes, while Wayne J Hood of Wisconsin announces he will challenge Burch. Chicago meeting on Jan 22 will decide the race with about 70 votes seen against Burch.
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Burch
Washington
Dean Burch
Ray. C. Bliss
Bliss
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Hood
Goldwater
National Press Club
Phoenix
Chicago
National Committee
Indonesia policy stays aggressive toward Malaysia
U S officials expect Indonesia to press Malaysia more in coming weeks. Britain reinforces Malaysia defense while U S aid to Sukarno regime is under review after Jakarta left the U N. About 430 Indonesian civilians and 20 officers are in training in the United States under technical aid programs.
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Washington
U.S
Indonesia
Malaysia
Britain
United Nations
Sukarno
State Department
Bali
Howard P. Jones
Jakarta
Vietnamese leaders reach partial plan to end rule
Saigon reports the Viet Nam armed forces will cede control to civilians with Phan Khac Sun gaining legislative powers. A high national council remains dissolved, and anti Huong protests continue as renewed aid talks loom.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Khac Sun
High National Council
Nguyen Khanh
Suu
Tran van Huong
Viet Nam
Huong
Khanh
Hue
Voice of America
County Attorney Ralph King Sees 1964 Case Rise and New Initiatives
County Attorney Ralph King and assistant Dan Young filed 456 new legal cases in 1964, up 167 from 1963, including 115 felonies up 29. They also conducted 36 investigations, issued 26 opinions, and handled about 50 resident contacts daily. Felony checks rose to 31, misdemeanors 139, grand larceny 23, burglary 13. King started weekly law enforcement meetings, ends his first term this week and begins a new two-year term Monday.
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Ralph King
Dan Young
King
Young
Sheriff’s Department
KU Group Prepares Latin Year in Costa Rica
KU professors Carlyle and Mrs Smith take leaves to direct the Junior Year in Costa Rica program in San Jose. Nine KU students join from February through December, living with Costa Rican families and transferring credits back to KU. The group will be joined by five Colorado University students, with orientation in Washington and a Miami layover en route.
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Kansas University
University of Costa Rica
San Jose
Lawrence
Carlyle H. Smith
Costa Rica
Kathy Sayers
Garnett
Judy Myers
Kansas City
Marilee Neale
Galveston
Tex
Judy Holden
Baselior
Ralph Loeffler
David Diepenbrock
Shawnee Mission
Journal-World Photo
Route 2
Smith
Sunset Hill School
Colorado University
St. Valentine’s Day
Washington, D. C
U.S. State Department
Washington
Miami
Fla
San
Harold Beck Ends 30 Year Tenure as Register of Deeds
Harold Beck ends 30 years as register of deeds this month as his assistant Mrs. Jance Beem prepared to take over. He notes sharp rises in 1964 filings with 11 103 chattel mortgages and 930 real estate mortgages reflecting higher values and growth. Beck recalls changing office methods from a typewriter to photostat machines and plans travel and hobbies with his wife in retirement.
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Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Beck
Jance Beem
Free Trade Urged By Wheat Growers in Portland
At the National Association of Wheat Growers convention in Portland Oregon delegates passed a resolution calling for near unrestricted trade with Soviet bloc nations and the removal of the 50 percent U S vessel requirement for grain exports. The group cited high U S shipping costs as a barrier and urged exploring administrative options within current wheat regulations to boost farm income including export or domestic certificates.
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Portland, Ore
National Association of Wheat Growers
U.S
Association
Swift 350-Foot Hot Dog Display At Fort Smith Open House
A meat packing firm will display a 350 foot long hot dog weighing 160 pounds at its Fort Smith Arkansas open house for the new distributing office. The giant wiener came from Swift’s Kansas City plant and will be stretched through the building during ceremonies.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Kansas City
Swift
Arkansas
Dock Strike Imminent After Reuters Vote Rejection
60,000 dock workers from Maine to Texas seemed ready to strike at midnight Sunday after New York longshoremen voted 8,354 to 7,792 to reject a four year contract. ILA president Gleason prepared to notify shippers and convene the executive council. A walkout could halt river and port traffic nationwide with major economic impact.
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New York
Maine
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen's Association
Gleason
Shipping Association
Baltimore
The
Sun
ILA
Gulf Coast
James J. Reynolds
KU Brass Group To Play Monday In Formal Event
The 18 member Kansas University Brass Choir will give its first formal recital of the year at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall directed by Kenneth Bloomquist. The 75 minute program features Far East folk tunes learned on a spring tour and includes works by Purcell Smith Tomasi Bach Arnold Giuffre and a Malaysian folksong medley. Admission is free.
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Kansas University Brass
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kenneth Bloomquist
Okinawa
Ceylon
Indonesia
Malaysia
Far East
Brass Choir
Bloomquist
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Brass
Battenfeld Hall
Kansas University Medical Center
Wichita
U. S. State Department
Alvin Lowrey
Winfield
David Boyd
Leavenworth
William Lane
Winter Park
Fla
Donald Hodges
Michael Berger
Springfield
William Hartman
Ponca City
Okla
Richard Ellison
Great Bend
Roy Guenther
Breckinridge
David Clark
Shawnee Mission
David Darnell
Plainville
William Toulson
Roger Stoner
Garden City
Keith Dougherty
Evanston
Ill
Steve Brown
Leawood
Jane Sexton
Urbana
Iil
Larry Salmon
Stewart Carter
Oxford
Cecil Cole
Richmond
Purcell- Smith
Eino Rantavaara
Bach
Henri Tomasi
Malcolm Arnold
Dave Friend
Sri Mersing
Pharaoh
James Giuffre
Bitter Cold Holds In Vicinity Today
Bitter cold weather lingered in the Lawrence area after a sharp Friday drop. Frigid overnight lows ranged from 7 to 8 degrees with a Friday high near 61 early morning, while the U S Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy skies and a warming trend beginning Sunday with highs near 30.
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Light Winds and Cold
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Sunday with colder air and light northerly winds today. Temperatures rise from a high near 20 this afternoon to a high near 30 Sunday with a low around 10 tonight. Sunrise Sunday at 7 12 a m and sunset at 4 17 p m.
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Kansas
Pena
Dean
Native Kansan Goes To Topeka Position
Al Higgins resigns as managing director of Cincinnati Unlimited to take a similar job with Downtown Topeka, transferring from Cincinnati where the downtown booster group was being merged with the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.
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Topeka
Cincinnati
al Higgins
Kansas City
Cincinnati Unlimited
Kansas
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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