Two Negroes Readmitted to Georgia University
Two young Black students Charlayne A. Hunter and Hamilton E. Holmes returned to classes at the University of Georgia under a federal order after campus riots and threats. Guards accompanied Hunter and Holmes as state police and FBI kept watch.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Atlanta
Miss Hunter
Homes
W.A. Bootle
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Three Area Water Projects Included in Eisenhower Budget
The 1961 Eisenhower budget for Kansas and Missouri flood control and irrigation lists construction for Pomona Reservoir at 4.8 million dollars, planning for North Lawrence and Perry Reservoir, and multiple Army Engineer projects totaling 32.366 million dollars. Additional line items cover surveys and operation and maintenance for several reservoirs and rivers in the region.
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Kansas and
Missouri
Eisenhower
Pomona
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Perry
Army
Council Grove
Frankfort
John Redmond
Kansas City
Manhattan
Milford
Ottawa
Topeka
Tuttle Creek
Wilson Reservoir
Merriam
Perry Reservoir
Arkansas River
Great Bend
Colorado State Line
Big Creek
Hays
Cow Creek
Hutchinson
Missouri River
Leavenworth
Republican River
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Verdigris River
Oklahoma
Walnut River
White Clay Creek
Atchison
Tapping and Voice Hinted Survivors In Atlantic Wreck
Offshore Air Force radar tower 80 miles southeast of New York vanished after a night storm. Navy ships heard tapping and possibly a voice on sonar as rescuers found wreckage and one body. The Texas Tower stood 67 feet tall with three sides and domed radar gear.
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New York
Air Force
Atlantic
McCaffery
Coast Guard
Cmdr
Moses E. Walker
New York City
Norris
Berry
Texas Towers
Gulf of Mexico
Donna
Defense criticized for uniformed driver for Sinatra event
Rep. H R Gross condemned the Defense Department for supplying a uniformed Air Force driver to meet entertainers Frank Sinatra and Peter Lawford at the airport. He said officials assured him it would not happen again and urged transparency as the inaugural gala approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Frank Sinatra
Peter Lawford
Gross
Air Force
Sinatra
Lawford
John F. Kennedy
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Warmer Soon
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions through Tuesday in northeast Kansas with tonight cooler. Lows near the 20s and Tuesday highs in the 50s. Temperature readings show daytime highs and nighttime lows compared with prior years.
Kansas Weather Outlook With Mild Start Then Cooling
Kansas temperatures through Saturday rise 3 to 5 degrees above normal with highs 37 to 42 and lows 12 to 22. Tuesday is mild, Wednesday turns cooler, then Friday or Saturday warms again. Little or no precipitation expected. Rumsey Funeral Home VI3 5111.
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Kansas
Kansas Must Tailor Industrial Growth For Workforce Attraction
At the Lawrence Rotary Club, Dean James Surface of the KU School of Business argued Kansas must treat industrial development as a near necessity. He noted farm income lagging behind manufacturing and government during 1953-59, with 40 000 fewer farm workers over 20 years, urging steady factory growth to keep residents in state and reach a national manufacturing share of 22 percent.
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Kansas
Lawrence Rotary Club
Dean James Surface
KU School of Business
Dean Surface
Surface
First Reading Is Due Tuesday For New Trash Rates
The City Commission will consider first reading of a draft ordinance Tuesday afternoon to set up a new trash collection rate system. A 40-cent monthly increase would affect residents without alleys who do not place cans at the curb, while others pay no change. The plan aims to create a fairer price for curbside crews and move the department toward self funding, despite concerns about higher bills and curbside impacts on city aesthetics. The city also plans to bid Jan 31 for $652,520.44 in general obligation bonds to fund sewer, street, and library projects, with a 10 year repayment.
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Harold Horn
Sanitation Department
Harold Fisher
Lawrencian of 3 Eyed for Top Spot
Gov. John Anderson Jr. is expected to name a new Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent early this week with Maj. Walter Dunn and Trooper Lyle Huntt among the finalists. Ex-Patrol chief I P Mooman also remains in contention. Schme mann’s next assignment depends on the new colonel as per statute.
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John Anderson Jr
Kansas Highway Patrol
I. P. Mooman
Walter Dunn
Topeka
Lyle Huntt
Turner
Anderson
Harvey Schmedemann
Mooman
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Plant
Dunn
Huntt
Turkey Creek
Wyandotte
Maj
Hugh Edwards
Schmedemann
Col
Cars Protected Against Elm Disease In Lawrence
Lawrence officials say a limited number of cars receive elm disease protection via spraying. Parks chief Vernon Cooper notes residents are informed of general spray areas, not individual cars, and operations from 111th Street to 19th Street and from Massachusetts to city limits should finish in about a week if weather stays fair. The protective chemicals pose no harm to car finishes and wash off easily.
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Lawrence
Vernon Cooper
Cooper
111Th Street
19Th
Massachusetts Street
Soviet protest over U.S. air use in Laos
Moscow summoned U S ambassador Llewellyn Thompson to protest American military planes used in the Laotian civil war. In Washington, industrial output fell 2 percent in December with weakness in steel and auto sectors. The Federal Reserve index slipped to 103 percent of the 1957 average, the lowest in over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Unusual Weather To Continue Across Region This Week
Weather patterns return to regular abnormality with January 1961-like conditions. Weekend highs near 32 and lows around 22. Rain scarce at .02 inches Saturday morning. Forecast calls for fair, warmer climate then a dip tonight along the eastern border of Northeast Kansas. Highs in the 50s Tuesday, widespread conditions through the state. Record highs and lows noted from past years. Thermometer stood at 50 at 2 p.m. today.
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Kansas
Final Budget Predicts Surplus for 1962
President Eisenhower sent Congress an 80.0 billion dollar budget predicting a 1.6 billion surplus for fiscal 1962 with revenues of 82.333 billion and spending of 80.865 billion. He proposed postal and fuel tax hikes and the possible creation of a White House secretary of government and a new transportation department. The plan relies on Congress approval and unlikely economic revival by year end.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Fate
Eisenhower
White House
Department of Transportation
Kennedy
Hodding Carter to Speak at KU February 10
Hodding Carter Pulitzer prize winning editor of the Delta Democrat Times will give the tenth annual William Allen White Lecture at Kansas University on Friday February 10. He will receive the 1961 National Citation for Journalistic Merit at Fraser Theater. Dolph Simons will present the award.
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Hodding Carter
Delta Democrat-Times
Allen White
Kansas University
Jpan
Fraser Theater
William Allen White Foundation
Dolph Simons
Lawrence — Journal-World
Foundation
Foundation Board of Trustees
Flint Hall
Kansas
Kansas Union
Carter
William Allen White
442Nd Infantry
Hammond
Bowdoin College
Columbia University
Tulane University
Nieman
Harvard University
Harvard
Bowdoin
The
University of the South
Washington University of St. Louis
Coe College
Allegheny College
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Sigma Delta Chi
Elijah Lovejoy
Phi Beta Kappa
Kennedy Advisers Clash With Eisenhower on 1961 Budget Surplus
President Eisenhower projects a $79 million 1961 surplus and a $1.5 billion 1962 surplus, though Kennedy’s economic team warns the recession will push this year into red ink. Douglas Dillon also foresees a 1962 deficit, reflecting differing views on the economy.
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Georgia
Mona
Lakeview
Grant Township
Fall River
Kanopolis
Toronto
Rumsey Funeral Home
Allen Fieldhouse
Russell Mesler
Chemical Engineering Department
Raney Hillcrest
Ady
Lawrencian
Bulletin
Happy Hal’s
Adv
Ihe
Tion’s Highways
Greenville
Miss
JFK
By Sterling F. Green
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Dillon
Kennedy Economic Team
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Samuelson
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