Glenn to Be Silent Until His Release
Senatorial candidate John H. Glenn Jr. will stay silent on political issues until released from the Marine Corps. Rep. Wayne L. Hays predicts petitions for Glenn’s Democratic candidacy will reach all 88 Ohio counties by Tuesday and Glenn aims to run against Sen. Stephen M. Young in the primary. Glenn postponed organizing until release and named Fred Bohn as finance manager while Young expects nomination and a tough race against Taft Jr. or Ted W. Brown.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Marine Corps
Wayne L. Hays
Glenn
Hays
Stephen M. Young
Young
William L. Coleman
Fred Bohn
Zanesville
Washington
Earth
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Johnson invites ideas to use radio and TV better
President Johnson seeks industry input on expanding live radio and television coverage of news conferences. An exchange of correspondence on the subject was made public with White House approval, announced by Edward F. Ryan, head of the Radio Television News Directors Association.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Edward F. Ryan
Radio Television News Directors Association
Spring Warmth Invades Lawrence Area
The Lawrence area enjoys near shirtsleeve weather with highs near 60 degrees and clear skies. A cool front moves in late tonight or early Sunday bringing a drop but no significant precipitation, with highs in the lower 50s and lows in the 30s.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Kansas University
Ann Landers Talks to Teen Agers About Sex
Column on page 9 discusses venereal disease and homo sexuality as topics for teens. Ann Landers answers reader questions in an advice format reflecting 1960s social attitudes.
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Ann Landers
Journal-World
Kennedy predicts conferences over Malaysia dispute
Atty Gen Kennedy expects Malaysia Indonesia Philippines to hold talks in Jakarta Manila and Kuala Lumpur next week. He signals an Asian summit possible with Sukarno, Macapagal and Rahman as he continues peacemaking efforts for the Sabah dispute.
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Tokyo
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malayia
Kuala Lumpur
Subandrio
Malaysia
Wilkinson Quits Over Politics as Oklahoma Coach
Bud Wilkinson resigns as athletic director after quitting as football coach citing political maneuvering by regents. He will submit resignation Sunday to the board, which has not named his preferred successor Gomer Jones, despite Wilkinson endorsing him.
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Norman
Okla
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Board of Regents
Gomer Jones
U S Personnel Safe After Panama Break in Ties
U S embassy staff and dependents were housed in the Canal Zone after Panama severed diplomatic relations. Khrushchev blamed U S imperialists for Panama events while Panamanian memorials honored four American soldiers and nineteen Panamanians killed in riots.
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U.S
Canal Zone
United States
Khrushchev
Washington
Panama City
U.S. State Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
Canal
Robert Chiari
Kalinin
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Castro
Italian Leader Leaves New York on Nonstop Flight
President Antonio Segni of Italy ended a five day U S visit by departing New York on a nonstop flight to Rome.
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New York
Antonio Segni
Italy
Rome
United States
Police Deploy Mobile Radar to Curb City Speeding
Lawrence police activate a portable radar unit at 8 am to combat speeding while stressing new efforts to reduce traffic crashes. The department also uses stop watches, with the sheriff and state patrol increasing speed enforcement after multiple fatal and injury crashes in recent years.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
The
Sheriff's Department
Kansas Highway Patrol
Peace Corps Volunteer Remembers Borneo Life and Teaching
Hays graduate student Terry Brungardt recalls his Peace Corps service in North Borneo teaching English to young Chinese children in Jesselton. He describes grueling Hawaii training, a 3 to 20 mile hike schedule, and the importance of English for schooling as he shares memories of houses on stilts and a warm climate.
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Kansas University
Terry Brungardt
Hays
Brungardt
North Borneo
Peace Corps
Borneo
Lawrence Post Office
Hawaii
Gram
Hawaii University
Isselton
Zanzibar Renames Nation The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar
The revolutionary regime proclaims Zanzibar as The Peoples Republic of Zanzibar amid Soviet recognition and tensions with the United States over the expelled American consul. Censorship remains, four correspondents freed, and British publications banned as Field Marshal Okeilo claims leadership of revolutionary forces.
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Zanzibar
Peoples Republic of
Associated Press
Reuters
British Broadcasting Corp
Tanganyika Standard
John Qkello
Kenya
Okeilo
Karume
In memory of late store manager Melvyn W Lewis
Kroger Supermarket to close from 1 30 p m to 4 p m on Monday in memory of Melvyn W Lewis long time store manager local notice confirms store schedule change for the afternoon hours
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Melvyn W. Lewis
Kroger
Smathers Gains Cited By Paper In Florida Land Deal
The Miami Herald reports Senator George Smathers turned a $9,000 investment into a $75,488 asset in a Florida land deal. Robert G. Baker and Scott I. Peek are tied to the gains, with Baker netting about $12,580 on a $1,500 stake. The figures, compiled from public records, cover roughly 143 acres in Maitland near Orlando, west of Cape Kennedy.
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Miami, Fla
The
Miami Herald
George Smathers
D-Fla
Florida
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate
Herald
Scott I. Peek
Smathers
Orange County
Cape Kennedy
Maitland
Orlando
Optimism Among KU Faculty Over Budget Outcomes
Kansas University faculty await legislative action on salaries and campus budgets as the Ways and Means committees prepare budget hearings Monday. Gov. Anderson proposes a 5 percent salary increase and 40 new KU positions, while Regents seek 12 percent raises and 43 more faculty.
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Kansas University
Ways and Means
Kansas Senate
House
Kansas Board of Regents
John Anderson
Kansas
Regents
Anderson
Body of Crewman Is Found Friday
The body of T. Sgt. Melvin Wo ten, 27, tail gunner on a B52 SAC jet bomber, was found Friday night near West Salisbury Pennsylvania. Five crew members died or were rescued from the crash with Maj. Robert L. Townley and Maj. Thomas W. McCormick surviving their parachute landings. The navigator Maj. Robert L. Payne was found earlier, and the radar bombardier Gadsden Alabama Maj. Robert L. Payne found, exposed after parachuting.
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Cumberland
Melvin Wooten
Strategic Air Command
Wooten
Tohatchi
N.M
Robert L. Townley
Gadsden
Ala
Maj
Robert L. Payne
Tulsa
Okla
Thomas W. McCormick
Yawkey
W.va
Parker C. Peedin
Smithfield
N.C
West Salisbury
Ronald Holler
Kenneth
Neill T. Williams
SAC
Expansion of Summer School Offerings in District 60
Lawrence District 60 announces expanded summer offerings at both elementary and secondary levels. Lawrence High School lists 30 courses June 8 to July 31 with morning, afternoon, and evening blocks. Remedial reading at elementary and junior high levels will run for students below grade level, funded by the Board of Education with a nominal fee for parents.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High
Robert Taylor
Board of Education
Lloyd Schurr
Schurr
Roosevelt Jr to Speak at Topeka Fundraiser Dinner
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. will be the principal speaker at a Democratic party fundraising dinner in Topeka on February 22, officials said today. The event highlights continued party efforts ahead of the upcoming elections.
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Cox
Topeka
Franklin
D. Roosevelt Jr
Weather Notes Kansas City Area Fair Warmth Returns
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions in the northeast Kansas region with increasing southerly winds. Expect partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures as the weekend approaches. Maximum today near 55 to 60, tonight's low in the 30s, Sunday highs in the low to mid 50s.
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Kansas
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