Africa's future in shift as whites cling to power
A South African newspaper columnist warns that big game and white governance face erosion across southern Africa. He cites Congo turmoil and rising African self rule, arguing gradual education and staged self government are essential to prevent violent upheaval.
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Africa
Sahara
Congo
Angola
United Nations
Togoland
Kenya
Johannesburg
Southern Rhodesia
Gold Coast
Ghana
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Fitness Talk by Elbel at Lawrence School Meeting
Dr. Edwin Elbel of Kansas University spoke on The Challenge of Education in Physical Fitness at Schwegler school. A committee was formed to study establishing a student A E C branch at KU. Mrs. Hazel Michael noted the national convention April 21 26 in Miami Beach with theme Essentials for Every Child. Mrs. Bessie Taylor hosted. February meeting to be a Minner session at Sunset Hill.
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Edwin Elbel
Kansas University
Lawrence
The
Association For Childhood Education
Schwegler School
A.E.C
Hazel Michael
Miami Beach
Fla
Bessie Taylor
Sunset Hill
Wooden Leg Has Merits Be Lieu Says
In San Diego Asst. Secretary of the Navy Kenneth E. Be Lieu showed his left leg at a naval hospital after a cable on the USS Constellation snapped. He said a wooden leg reduces cold susceptibility and urged recovering sailors to pursue normal duties with artificial limbs. He noted he could stay in the Navy and reassured Seaman Gordon Bucknam and Eugene Williams who lost legs.
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San Diego
Calif
Kenneth E. Be Lieu
Naval Hospital
Ens
Leroy G. Hudson
Hudson
Constellation
Be Lieu
Korea
Gordon D. Bucknam
Grand Island
N.Y
Eugene Williams
National City
Navy
Art Wolf Re-Elected To Anchor Savings Board
Arthur H. Wolf of 1107 Avalon Road was re-elected to the board of Anchor Savings Assn at the annual stockholders meeting in Kansas City. Harry T. West reported 1962 resources reached a record 56,439,979, up more than 13 million from 1961.
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Arthur H. Wolf
Avalon Rd
Anchor Savings Assn
Harry T. West
Kansas City
West
Breeding Chosen for US Office Job in Trade Promotion
The Agriculture Department named J. Floyd Breeding a special liaison representative in the Foreign Agricultural Service with an $18 000 annual salary. The former Democratic congressman from Kansas, defeated for re election last fall, will work with farm commodity groups overseas on trade promotion programs focusing on wheat and feed grains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
J. Floyd Breeding
Kansas
Breeding
Foreign Agricultural Service
Department
Gas Heater Kills Three In Colorado Jail
At the Costilla County Jail in San Luis a faulty liquid gas heater installed two days earlier suffocated inmates Manuel Brown 20 Ethan Atencio 28 and Rudy Medina 21. Undersheriff Bill Duran found them dead while checking on dinner. Brown jailed since Jan 7 for deer hunting out of season and serving 107 dollar fine Atencio serving 60 days for a Christmas disturbance Medina jailed on a drunk and disturbance charge.
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San Luis
Colo
Costilla
Ruben Navaro
Manuel Brown
Ethan Atencio
Rudy Medina
Bill Duran
New Mexico
Medina
Brown
Atencio
Lawrence court jury told to report Monday
In Lawrence the November term District Court jury was instructed to report to the Court Monday, with clerk Mrs. Lucille Allison stating the directive today. An informal open house at KU Center for Research in Engineering Science drew about seventy attendees including 30 area leaders.
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Lucille Allison
Kansas University
Center For Research In Engineering Science
John S. McNown
Engineering and Architecture
Gen Bywater to speak at KU ROTC commissioning
Brig. Gen. Murray A. Bywater, commander of the 42nd Strategic Aerospace Division at McConnell AFB, will be guest speaker at Kansas University's joint ROTC mid term commissioning ceremony January 29 at 11 a.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. Two Lawrence students, James E. Ferrell and Charles A. Graham, are among 25 recipients.
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Murray A. Bywater
42Nd
Strategic Aerospace Division
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kansas University
Army
Navy
Air Force
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Lawrence
James E. Ferrell
25Th St
Charles A. Graham
Marine Corps
Party in Farmhouse Is Interrupted By Jet Crash
A surprise 49th birthday party near Springfield, Illinois, ends when an Illinois Air National Guard F84 jet crashes into the yard, exploding and scattering wreckage over 15 acres. Pilot Maj. Robert Gasper, 40, is missing. barn damage and four cows killed or maimed. no party guests injured.
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Springfield
Ill
James Todd
Todd
Todd Farm
Illinois Air National Guard
Maj
Robert Gasper
Pekin
Local Streets Slippery After Snow Remnants Deter Drivers
Local authorities warn of slick spots on streets as residual snow creates surprise braking. Service stations report no rush as most motorists are winterized and equipped with chains or snow tires.
French Parents Favor Martinet in Christmas Toy Stats
Washington Post News Service reports France’s Christmas gift trend shows 200000 families bought the Martinet a junior sized cat o nine tails for discipline. Sales peak at Christmas 50 percent of yearly 400000 units. a plastic variant under a dime is slow to catch on.
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Paris
France
Martinet
America
Curvey
Kennedys Attend Kennedy Court Plea on Georgia Primary
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy recounts his Supreme Court debut as 12 Kennedys filled the audience to back his plea against the Georgia county unit primary. He said the crowd could outnumber the nine justices if things went awry.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Georgia County Unit
Ford to lay off 800 workers in Kansas City and San Jose
Ford Motor Co will indefinitely lay off about 500 workers at its Kansas City plant and 300 at its San Jose, California facility due to a change in production schedules.
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Kansas City
Ford Motor Co
San Jose
Calif
New Credit Bureau Plans New Office Building
William McCauley of the Lawrence Credit Bureau announced plans to build a 30 by 50 foot office at 1101-05 Ky. St in a $20 000 category. Construction would start within 60 days pending city plan approvals and involve razing three houses and two garages. The current bureau office is at 72914 Mass St.
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Ky. St
Lawrence Credit Bureau
William McCauley
Bureau
Lawrence Planning Commission
City Commission
Planning Commission
McCauley
Mass. St
Bobby Roberts Begins First Clemson Season as Head Coach
Bobby Roberts enters his debut season as Clemson's head basketball coach marking his first year at the program. He inherits a team aiming to improve on recent results and set a new competitive standard.
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Bobby Roberts
Clemson
Charlton to Head 1963 Heart Fund Drive
Robert Charlton is named chairman of the 1963 Douglas County Heart Fund Drive. Assisting him are Heart Sunday chairman Mrs. Robert Schwanzle and advance gifts chairman M. J. Huxtable Jr. A county wide committee will join. Douglas County Kaw Valley Heart Association directors include Dean Kenneth E. Anderson, Riley Burcham, Dr. James W. Campbell, and George Baxter Smith. Dr. Russell Frink leads the Douglas County council.
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Robert T. Schwanzle
Heart Sunday
M. J. Huxtable Jr
Advance Gifts
Charlton
Heart Association
Douglas County
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Kenneth E. Anderson
Riley Burcham
James W. Campbell
George Baxter Smith
Russell Frink
Douglas County Council
In Memoriam Orvel Wilson 1961 Passed Away
In loving memory of Orvel Wilson who died January 19 1961. Two years have passed since that sad day. The one we loved was called away. God took him home. He liveth still in our hearts. Sadly missed by Father Mother brother and sisters.
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Orvel Wilson
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