Tshombe to Assist U.N. Kolwezi Entry
Katanga President Moise Tshombe plans to return to Kolwezi to prevent destruction of key installations and smooth the entry of U.N. forces by Monday. He agreed to cooperate with U.N. officials after talks, promising to order gendarmes not to resist and to dismantle plant explosives.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kolwezi
U.N
Congo
Tshombe
Tshilombe
Union Miniere Company
New Nike-X Promised to Boost U.S. Defense
AP reports Kennedy budget plan includes $325 million to advance the Nike-Zeus antimissile system and related tests. Nike-X aims to intercept enemy warheads beyond and inside the atmosphere, with development over six years and potential combat readiness later this decade.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Pentagon
Congress
Pacific
City and APCO discuss traffic tieup relief at 9th and Iowa
Mayor Ben Barteldes and City Manager Harold Horn visited Oklahoma City officials to review a plan with Anderson-Prichard Co. APCO to swap property for street right of way. The aim is to straighten 9th Street flow and convert part of 9th to one way eastbound. APCO to survey area and traffic counts. No cost details given.
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Iowa Sts
Ben Barteldes
Harold Horn
Oklahoma City
Anderson-Prichard Co
APCO
Sth
Iowa
9Th Street
Highland Drive
9Th
Highland
Towa
Horn
Secrecy Backed by Some Kansas Lawmakers
Rep. John Bower of McLouth supports executive sessions for House committees and baring media from legislative business at times. He says secrecy should apply only to deliberations, not committee votes, and he would close meetings only with a committee majority.
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Topeka
John Bower
R-Mclouth
House Education Committee
Bob Behee
R-Leavenworth
House Labor Committee
Bower
Behee
George Bork Sets Passing Marks for Northern Illinois
Northern Illinois University quarterback George Bork, Little All-America selection, completed 232 passes for 2,566 yards last season, leading the Huskies in a prolific offensive year.
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George Bork
Northern Illinois University
Regents OK Higher Fees After Conflicted Deliberation
Regents approved a fee increase for state colleges and universities amid mixed views from administrators. KU students will face higher health, union, annex, and activity fees, lifting semester charges and yearly costs. Out-of-state students also see rises, while budgets fund services and salaries. Action followed data on Big Eight rankings and stagnant summer session pricing. a February review aims to harmonize summer rates.
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Wescoe
Kansas State University
KSU
Iowa State University
Colorado University
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Pittsburg
Hays
Emporia
Whitley Austin
Saliia
Prowler Slashes Officer And Fires Shot in K C
Kansas City AP report says Rodney Bruce Russell, 23, parolee from El Reno federal reformatory, slashed a police officer and fired at another during a burglary investigation. He was overpowered, attempted suicide in jail, and then wrote a confession with a pencil band.
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Kansas City
Rodney Bruce Russell
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Okla
Russell
Richard Bennett
Bennett
Ex-AP President Warns Press Not To Take Freedoms For Granted
Benjamin M. McKelway, outgoing AP president, warns journalists at a Phoenix banquet that the profession must stay free from control by a few private individuals or the government. He resigns after five years as president and is succeeded by Paul Miller of Rochester. Bernard H. Ridder Jr. elected first vice president. McKelway remains on the AP board. Miller becomes AP's fourth president since 1900. he began as a reporter in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Benjamin M. McKelway
Associated Press
Washington Star
AP Board of Directors
McKelway
Paul
Miller
Oklahoma
City Accident Total Reaches 109 In January
Lawrence drivers boosted January traffic accidents to 109 with 10 new mishaps as improved road conditions reduced incidents from a week of ice and snow. Police Chief Bill Cox noted the worst seemed past after a spike on Monday and Tuesday, with slick spots causing several crashes into poles and a tree.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Cox
Local gas refund total for Lawrence customers awaiting figures
Kansas Public Service Co. manager L. C. DeMoss said it will be some time before exact refund amounts for Lawrence gas users are known. The $177,122 order from the Federal Power Commission routes refunds through Cities Service to KPS, with tabulation delayed by action still pending and involving 14 firms. He expects local refunds to be a little more than half of those given to local customers in 1961, covering 1954 to 1961 gas consumption.
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Kansas Public Service Co
L. C. DeMoss
Lawrence
Federal Power Commission
Cities Service
KPS
The
Power Commission
DeMoss
Latin American Engineers Visit KU for Inter-American Exchange
The Kansas University Engineering School hosts Latin American engineering educators February 18 19 after a Case Institute conference February 10 15 in Cleveland Ohio. Dean John S McNown and professors William P Smith Kenneth E Rose and Floyd Preston join six American delegates to discuss engineering training procedures. Each has previously visited Latin American schools.
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Kansas University Engineering School
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Ohio
John S. McNown
William P. Smith
Kenneth E. Rose
Floyd Preston
Case
U.S
Low Vaccine Totals Mark Douglas County Sabin Rollout
Sabin oral polio vaccine reached 4 063 Douglas County residents on Thursday boosting the Type II immunization total to just over 14 000 of a 25 000 goal. Dr. Dale Clinton urged strong turnout at the Community Building clinic through 8 p.m. and noted vaccines are free.
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Sabin
Douglas County
Dale Clinton
Lawrence Community Building
Clinton
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Health Department
India
Vinland
Watkins
KU appoints Dr. Gale as assistant dean and Weidle as visiting professor
KU announces Dr. Thomas M. Gale will become assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and coordinate EU programs while in Costa Rica. Waldmir Weidle will be the 1983-84 Rose Morgan visiting professor, teaching across departments and lecturing on Byzantine iconography. other actions include faculty travel, land transfers for the stadium, and a study for an addition to Flint Hall.
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Thomas M. Gale
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Gale
Costa Rica
Ku-Peace Corps
Ku-Costa Rica University
Peace Corps
Waldmir Weidle
Weidle
St. Petersburg
Perm
Leningrad University
Russia
Paris
St. Sergius Institute of Theology
Radio Liberty
Munich
Igor Cinnovs
Wescoe
Marilyn Stokstad
Art Museum
Miss Stokstad
Regents
Kenneth Anderson
Poland
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Clark Coan
KU Endowment Association
Flint Hall
University Press
CountyCommissioners Back Three-Mile Zoning Plan
County commissioners refused to vote until Attorney King clarified zoning laws. Kampschroeder, after King's explanation, seconded a motion to draft a three-mile zoning plan. Chairman Ousdahl supported the three-mile plan, noting it would be easiest to operate as the panel set to draft the resolution.
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Kampschroeder
King
Harvey Booth
Commission
Elmer Ousdahl
Attorney King
Grants fund fossil fish and reptile family trees
Two NSF grants totaling about 50 000 support Kansas University research into ancient fishes and reptiles. Dr. Theodore H. Eaton Jr. will lead both projects as principal investigator. A 28 500 grant funds a two year study on fossil fishes 80 million years old and a 20 000 grant supports a similar two year study of 230 million year old reptiles.
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National Science Foundation
Kansas University
Theodore H. Eaton Jr
Natural History Museum
Realtors to Meet Here on Saturday in State Session
About 120 real estate professionals and guests will gather in Lawrence for the Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards annual installation banquet at the Hotel Eldridge. State officers and officers of the Women’s Council and local boards will be installed. tours of KU museums and campus landmarks are planned and Ray Klotz will install state officials.
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Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards
Eldridge
Kansas
Women’s Council
NAREB
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Lawrence
Crystal Room
Robert N. Kirk
Topeka
Paul Davis
Plymouth Congregational Church
The
Kansas Association
Natural History and
Kansas University
Campanile
Murphy Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Ray Klotz
Leavenworth
Gib Wenger
Salina
David M. Neiswanger
Jesse Scott Jr
Garden City
J. Donald Williams
William E. Lusk
Wichita
Eleanor Beaver
Zone Three
Otto L. Culbert
Orville H. Midgett
Joe B. Stroup
Dana A. Leibengood
Guy C. Kidwell Jr
Rawleigh C Zillcox
Aqua-Tones Quartet
Fred Liddy
Or. Warren Mitchell
Glenn L. Kappelman
N. N. Brown
Rosa Bell Cain
Dorothy Midgett
Geneva Simmons
Hornberger speaks at Kiwanis meeting on 4-H trip
Bob Hornberger 1962 4-H tractor project champion from Kansas spoke to the Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club Thursday evening about his trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago. He was among 32 Kansas youths at the Congress. His parents are Fremont and Mrs. Hornberger of Route 2 Baldwin. The talk highlighted the Farm City Youth program sponsored by the club.
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Bob Hornberger
Kansas
Chicago
Lawrence Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
Fremont Hornberger
Route 2
Baldwin
Lawrence Jayhawk Club
Lawrence Kiwanis Hear Wayne Replogle Lecture
Wayne Replogle of the Kansas University Athletic Department spoke at the Lawrence Kiwanis noon meeting in the Eldridge Hotel. He described Yellowstone National Park where he has served as ranger for 33 summers. Special guest Joy Cade, KU senior from Quenemo, Kansas Honey Queen and American Royal Queen candidate, will compete for the national Honey Queen title in San Antonio next week.
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Wayne Replogle
Kansas University Athletic Department
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Yellowstone National Park
Joy Cade
Kansas University
Quenemo
Kansas
San Antonio
Tex
Explosion Rocks Kansas University Campus
A gas leak in a line east of Lindley Hall caused two man hole covers to blow off in the Lindley Marvin Hall area at about 6 p m. Ammon Andes and Harry M Buchholz noted the leak and said repairs were expected by afternoon. The incident followed a Wednesday boiler valve explosion at Templin Hall with about 15000 dollars in damage.
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Aerospace Annex
Kansas University
Harry M. Buchholz
Lindley Hall
Lindley- Marvin Hall
Lindley
Aerospace
Buchholz
Ammon Andes
Templin Hall
Lawrence Story Hour Shows Winter Tales at Library
Saturday at 10 30 a.m. in the Lawrence Public Library junior department Miss Hilda M Koehler the children's librarian tells stories of winter third in a monthly series for school age children The Kansas Board of Regents approved salary raises for four Kansas University football assistants but head coach Jack Mitchell's pay remains 17 600 a year under his lifetime contract
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Lawrence Public Library
Hilda M. Koehler
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Journal-World
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
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Alvord
Supreme Court
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High Tribunal
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Highmore
S. D
Main
South Dakota
Pine's Radio & TV Service
Mrs
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Hornberger
Kiwanis Meeting
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence Memorial Co
Endacott
East 13Th
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
M. R. Carlson
Lawrence, Kenses
State Farm ‘Home Offices
Steornington, Uiinele
Dwight Sickles
East 7Th
Ronsgss
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
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