U S And Portugal Clash Over Angola AtUN
In New York the United States and Portugal face a tense Angola debate as the UN General Assembly resumes its session. U S delegates seek a resolution favoring self determination for Angola while Portugal argues the issue is a domestic matter outside UN jurisdiction.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
United States
Atlantic
Portugal
General Assembly
U.S
Lisbon
Assembly
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Special Committee On Independence For
Jean Goff Injured in Saturday Rear-Ended X Truck Crash
Jean A. Goff of 1139 Hilltop Rd. sustained minor injuries when her car struck the rear of a parked post office mail truck near Meadow Lane and West 15th Street. Police say snow and ice ruts prevented avoidance. Goff’s car damage was about 300 dollars. the mail truck, driven by Rutherford W. Hayes, had no injury or estimate.
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Jean A. Goff
Hilltop Rd
Post Office
Meadow Lane
West 15Th Street
Kansas University
Rutherford W. Hayes
KU Librarians Map Regional Cooperation Plans
A region wide conference discusses cooperation among libraries and universities. Dr. Elmer Ellis MU president chairs the executive committee with leaders from KU, Iowa State, Oklahoma State, and Nebraska. The group aims to inventory facilities, reduce duplication of expensive equipment, and seek foundation support for a permanent staff. They consider KU or KU Medical Center campuses for offices in Kansas City.
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Missouri University School of Mines
Rolla
Elmer Ellis
Wescoe
Kansas City
KU Medical School
Kan
Ellis
Dayton D. McKean
Colorado
William J. Argersinger Jr
James H. Hilton
Iowa State
Marvin T. Edmiston
Oklahoma State
Clifford M. Hardin
Nebraska
Lodge Notices for Lawrence De Molray and Lawrence Lodges
Special communication of Lawrence De Moray Commandery No 4 set for 7 40 p m Tuesday January 16 with Jacob A Myers as commander Annerss and O O Anderson as recorder and advocate A special communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 follows January 15 at 7 30 p m for first degree work Visitors welcome Chester M Lessenden W M George W Mole Sec
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Lawrence de Moray Commandery No. 4
Jacob A. Myers
Annerss
O. O. Anderson
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
Chester M. Lessenden
W.M
George W. Mole
Adult Division Workshop Set
An adult education workshop in Lawrence begins at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Lawrence High School with about eight to nine percent of Northeast Kansas residents expected to attend. Main address by W. D. Wolfe, plus remarks by Neal Wherry and E. A. McFarland. Discussion sessions follow at 7 30 p.m.
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E. J. Logsdon
Lawrence
Neal Wherry
E. A. McFarland
Kansas University Institutes and Conferences
Melvin E. Neely
Kansas Adult Education Association
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence Schools
Carl Knox
Olathe
Ralph E. Wilson
Leavenworth
Department of Continuing Education
Kansas State University
Dormitory Rates Up at KU for 1962 63
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a dormitory rate rise effective September 1962. The increase is 22 50 per semester or 45 per fall and spring terms, lifting the annual bill from 630 to 675. Dread Hall is excluded from this adjustment.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Dread Hall
Shelters eyed for large Lawrence buildings by Fed plan
Lawrence Civil Defense invites owners of big structures to submit mail postcards with building name and location for possible use as fallout shelters. An architect firm will inspect sites and approved shelters housing 50 plus people will receive a 14 day supply of food and medical needs.
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Civil Defense Office
Lawrence
Howard Lindley
Douglas County Civil Defense
Freezing Weather Triggers Jump in Vegetable Prices
AP reporting severe crop damage in Texas and Florida from a lengthy freeze. Rio Grande Valley citrus and vegetables face heavy losses, with grapefruit, oranges, cabbage, beets, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, lettuce, spinach, sweet corn, potatoes, tomatoes and peppers all impacted. Prices rise as shortages appear.
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New York
Texas
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Department
Rio Grande Valley
Camera Missing From KU Dorm Room
Ulysses student Glenn D. Koehn reports to KU police that a camera worth 80 dollars was taken Friday evening from his room in Oread Hall on the Kansas University campus.
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Glenn D. Koehn
Ulysses
Kansas University
Oread Hall
Snowfall Hits Rural Crops A Hit To Milo soybeans
Melvon Wertzberger of the Ag Stabilization and Conservation office says milo may be the biggest casualty with 25 to 50 percent still in the fields and knocked grain on the ground. Corn is better protected by shocks but soybeans face danger. harvest awaits thaw or freeze and dry fields. Tonight's low will reach 10 to 15 degrees, Tuesday's high in the upper 20s.
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Milo
Melvon Wertzberger
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Douglas County Bank elects Jones president. Moyer steps down
Chester G. Jones was re elected president of the Douglas County State Bank at its annual meeting. C I Moyer asked to be relieved as board chairman due to duties with the Small Business Administration in Kansas City but will stay on the board. No new chairman was named. Bank assets as of December 31 1961 stood at 6 840 256 91. The bank opened new headquarters at 9th and Ky Streets.
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Chester G. Jones
Douglas County State Bank
C. I. Moyer
Federal Small Business Administration
Kansas City
Moyer
Kelvin Hoover
Everett C. Hopp
Robert B. Oyler
John H. Vogel
Odd Williams
Skipper Williams
Jones
Raymond F. Rice
Dick Williams
George H. Clem
Harold R. Scheve
Dorothy A. Rooney
Allen Roberts
Doris D. Heaton
Dorothy Miller
Gloria Deeble
Douglas County
9Th
Ky. Sts
Local Hospital Notices Births and Residents List
Memorial Hospital lists names and addresses of patients and residents, followed by multiple birth notices. Includes individuals in Kansas communities with addresses on Law rence, University Dr, Ride routes and streets, plus several marriages and newborns dated Saturday and Sunday.
International Role Seen for Dread University in 100th Year
Dr. George Beckmann of Kansas University argued at the Lawrence Rotary Club that KU can become a truly international university through shared funding by the state alumni and foundations. He urged adding international dimensions to general education and expanding foreign language and area courses to produce graduates with global understanding.
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U.S
Lawrence
Beckmann
Harvard
Stanford
America
United Nations
NATO
Dr. Beckmann
Deer Dents Volkswagen on Kansas Turnpike Near West Lawrence
A deer and a small foreign car, a Volkswagen, collided on the Kansas Turnpike about a mile west of the West Lawrence interchange early Sunday morning. The deer died, and the car sustained about $100 in damage. Driver Donald Pruette, 19, of Topeka, said the deer stood in the driving lane and he could not avoid it. the crash occurred at 12:45 a.m. before a snowstorm.
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Volkswagen
Kansas Turnpike
West Lawrence
Donald Pruette
Topeka
Bert Davis
KU Professors Honored by Kansas Architects
At the Kansas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects annual dinner in Topeka, Prof. George M. Beal of KU Architecture and Roy N. Johnston of the State Board of Health were cited. Bernard Frazier, KU sculptor in residence, was named an honorary associate of the chapter.
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Kansas University
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
Topeka
George M. Beal
Roy N. Johnston
State Board of Health
Bernard Frazier
Card of Thanks for LaMonte Galla gher
The family thanks firemen police and school staff for help during his illness and death. They also thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and words of comfort. Gracious appreciation is extended.
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LaMonte Gallagher
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