LBJ Prepares Inaugural Week With Gala and Address
President Johnson fine tunes his inaugural speech at the Texas ranch and returns to Washington for the ceremonial oath. He and Lady Bird attend a Broadway style pre inauguration gala as aides plan the rest of the week. Johnson also names John T. Connor as commerce secretary and confirms White House staff resignations.
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Washington
Johnson
Lady Bird
White House
Luci
Capitol Plaza
Texas Ranch
Air Force One
Earle Deathe
Austin
Tex
John T. Connor
Johnson City
Goodby
Lester Pearson
John F. Kennedy
Kenneth O’donnell
David Powers
Myer Eldman
Janet Travell
Burglary Hit Jim Clark Dodge Building in Kansas City
The Jim Clark Dodge building at 9th and State Ave in Kansas City Kansas was burglarized after midnight. Entry was gained by window break and a ceiling hole, with a torch used to cut a walk in safe and a likely loss exceeding cash taken. While Jim Clark was in Washington for the Johnson inauguration, his Kansas City operation suffered extensive damage and intruders ransacked offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clark Dodge
9Th and
State Ave
Kansas City
Kan
Jim Clark
29Th St
Terr
Jim Clark Motors
Lawrence
Clark
Washington, D.C
Lyndon Johnson
KU Alum Lands Key Role in Douglas DC-9 Project
John Brizendine, Kansas University alumnus, becomes assistant general manager of the DC-9 program. He earned a B S in aeronautical engineering from KU in 1949 and an M S in 1950. Brizendine previously served as flight test engineer and led flight test planning at Edwards Air Force Base California.
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Kansas University
Douglas Aircraft Company
John Brizendine
Independence
Douglas Company
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Baker University Receives $225000 Bequest From Christiansen Estate
Baker University has received securities valued at 225000 dollars from the estate of Mrs. Bessie Lurline Christiansen of Kansas City. Earlier in November the university received 10000 dollars from the estate and will obtain the residue later. The will provides a 10000 dollar bequest and the residue to establish the John D Christiansen Fund to aid worthy and needy Baker University students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Bessie Lurline Christiansen
Kansas City
University
Christiansen
John D. Christiansen
Six Elected to Trinity Vestry at Parish Meeting
At the 108th Trinity Episcopal Parish meeting in Kansas church, six members were elected to the Vestry including Frank Nelick as Senior Warden and Robert Brickner as Junior Warden. Other new Vestry members are Clyde Jones John Crown George Hammond and Ralph Brown. Delegates to the Diocesan Convention were Brickner Williams and Corlett Cotton with alternates Mrs Gordon Hurlbut Jr Mrs Theodore Eaton and Jesse Milan.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Vt. St
Harvard Wilbur
Frank Nelick
Robert Brickner
Col
Clyde Jones
John Crown
George Hammond
Ralph Brown
Joseph McCoskiie
Louis Taylor
George Waters
Dan Young
Donald Flessing
T. R. Forgan
Wesley McCalla
Terrence Williams
Topeka
Brickner
Williams
Lawrence Planning Commission Takes Up Street Names and Zoning
The meeting will review changes to street names such as 9th to 8th and Crestline to Yorkshire in Country Club North, plus numbering updates to reduce fire response confusion. The agenda also includes multiple plats, zoning requests, a lot split, and a rehearing discussion on part of the comprehensive plan.
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Lawrence Planning Commission
City Hall
9Th Street
8Th
Kasold Drive
Crestline Drive
Yorkshire Drive
Country Club North
Rockledge Place
Millstone Road
Pioneer Ridge
Providence Road
Brookline Road
Country Club
Sth
Centennial Park
Kenneth Thompson
Meadowbrook
15Th and
Town
23Rd and
Clark Road
No. 6
Hillcrest Shopping Center
10Th
Arkansas
Iowa
Yale
Hillcrest
Crescent Roads
City Commission
Lawrence
Dr Francis J Nash Appoints New Attorney for State Board
Kansas City Kansas Dr Francis J Nash secretary of the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts announced that former Gov John Anderson has been appointed attorney for the board He replaces J Milton Sullivant of Kansas City Kan and will review license applications the board licenses doctors osteopaths chiropractors and physical therapists in Kansas
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Kansas City
Kan
Francis J. Nash
Kansas State Board of Healing Arts
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
J. Milton Sullivant
KU Phi Delts Top Honor for 13th Straight Year
Phi Delta Theta at Kansas University earned the Gold Star Chapter award for 1963-64, one of 14 chapters in the U S and Canada to win. KU's EU chapter also won the trophy for highest scholastic average two years running, with a 1.68 GPA.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
David Hall
Coffeyville
John Stinson
Topeka
Summerfield
Hall
Journal-World Photo
Oxford
Ohio
United States
Canada
Jack Shepman
Chicago
Phi Delta Theta
Clay Blair
Joplin
Bill Frick
Fort Scott
Clement H. Hall
Kansas Board of Regents
Art Education Conference at Kansas University Dinner Speaker
The 15th annual Art Education conference at Kansas University on February 26 features Dr. Mayo Bryce of Philadelphia as dinner speaker. He is president of the Moore College of Art. Several other educators will lead portions of the day long program.
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Kansas University
Mayo Bryce
Philadelphia
Moore College of Art
Thieves Take Roosevelts Bed From Potomac Vessel
Watchman reports thieves ransacked the 139 foot former presidential yacht Potomac owned by Marie A. found bed once slept by Fala the Scottish terrier stolen Sunday night from the vessel.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert Morse
Marie A
Legion Pancake Day date set with proceeds aid baseball
The 16th annual American Legion Pancake Day is set for Saturday March 6 at the Community Building. Serving begins at 7 a.m. All proceeds support the Legion baseball program chaired by Delbert Mathia with a committee including George Starkey Herb Kamp Schroeder Al Ice Mert Harmon Harold Fisher Tony Ice Eben Farley Max Wigglesworth Steve Kandykowicz and Alan Fisher. Ken Page will manage the Legion team again with Tony Ice as assistant. The Lawrence team has won two state championships and finished second in the last three years. Rumsey Funeral Home owned by Fred and Oscar Rumsey. VI 3-5111.
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American Legion
Delbert Mathia
George Starkey
Herb Kampschroeder
al Ice
Mert Harmon
Harold Fisher
Tony Ice
Eben Farley
Max Wigglesworth
Steve Kandykowicz
Alan Fisher
Ken Page
Legion
Lawrence
Topeka High School
Kansas University
Atchison High School
Manhattan
Lawrence High School
U N Faces Funding Standstill As USSR Pledges Aid
The Soviet chief delegate Nikolai Fedorenko told U Thant that Moscow will make a substantial voluntary contribution toward U N solvency once the General Assembly resumes voting. The United States opposes voting rights until payment is made, keeping a funding deadlock as the assembly nears resumption. The U N faces about 85 million dollars in debts and ongoing expenses.
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United Nations, N.Y
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N
U Thant
Soviet Union
General Assembly
United States
Fedorenko
Thant
Assembly
Elaborate Rites For Noted Star
More than 300 friends and fans gathered for last rites for singing star Jeanette MacDonald in Hollywood. Among pallbearers were Barry Goldwater and Gene Raymond, with honorary pallbearers including Dwight D. Eisenhower, Harry S. Truman, Lew Ayres, Spencer Tracy, and Nelson Eddy, reflecting MacDonald’s influential 1930s career. Eisenhower indicated he cannot attend.
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Hollywood
Jeanette MacDonald
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Miss MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
George Murphy
R - Calif
Lew Ayres
Spencer Tracy
Joe E. Brown
Jack Oakie
Jose Sturbe
Lauritz Melchior
Wilfred Pelettier
Maurice Chevalier
Allan Jones
Nelson Eddy
Eisenhower
War on Poverty Expands With 88 New Projects
President Johnson announced 88 new anti poverty projects across 33 states and Puerto Rico, with a total cost of 101.96 million. The initiatives raise the program's cumulative total to nearly 400 projects and 221 million dollars in funding.
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Washington
Johnson
States
Puerto Rico
U S Moves to Expel Polish Embassy Employee
The United States seeks to expel Kazimir Mizier an embassy employee in the Polish military attache office for acts incompatible with official conduct. The action follows Poland's request earlier this month to recall Col George F Carey Jr the air attaché in Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Kazimir Mizier
Poland
George F. Carey Jr
Flet
Poand
Artists in Action draws 1000 to 1500 at South Park
Lawrence residents attended the Artists in Action show at the South Park Recreation Center sponsored by the Lawrence Art Guild. Ten local artists demonstrated techniques while crowding at times required extra space outside the building. The event was called a great success by Art Guild officials.
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Artists In Action
South Park Recreation Center
Lawrence Art Guild
The
Art Guild
Governor Avery outlines state budget priorities and reforms
The Kansas governor details budget plans stressing higher education funding, social welfare, mental health, and medical aid expansions. He calls for highway patrol growth, aviation advisory work, prison reform, and a statewide water plan while urging intergovernmental cooperation and civil rights review.
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Tinue
Avery
Board of Regents
Washburn Municipal University of Topeka
State Senate
Kansas Supreme Court
House
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Wright Dominates 1964 Golf Run With Eleven Titles
Mickey Wright claimed eleven golf tournament victories in 1964, besting Ruth Jessen who secured five wins for the season. The season showcased Wrights superiority with a dominant performance across events.
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Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
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Baker
Woman's
Trinity Vestry
State Medic Board
Lawrence Memorial Co
MAN
Endacott Ai
KU Phi Delts
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Vermont
Fala
Long Beach
Calif
Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Are Jaies
Nuveen
New York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood
Robert Dillon Joseph W. McCoskrie
U.S
Topeka Zoological Park
Gary K. Clarke
Topeka Zoo
Midwest Research Institute
Clarke
Planning Commission
Highland Drive
6Th and
Colorado Streets
Department of Economic Development
General Fund
Kansas Research Foundation
Research Foundation
Joint
Council On Recreation
Culture and Art
Commission On the Arts
Civil Rights Commission
Douglas County State Bank
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