Opinion Due Soon on KSU Funds
A legal opinion on using Oklahoma state emergency funds for Kansas State University after an auditorium fire will be ready late today or Thursday. Gov. Avery will receive the ruling prepared by Charles Henson. If approved, funds could cover razing remaining walls and relocating the music department to the stadium, with costs estimated at 300000 to 400000 dollars.
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Topeka
Kansas State University
William H. Avery
Charles Henson
Muic
Arrests Continue as Alabama Negroes Persist in Voter Registration Efforts
Sheriff James G. Clark arrested about 200 Negroes at the Dallas County Courthouse when they refused to enter via the sheriff designated entrance. He had warned they were an unlawful assembly while they attempted to register to vote for the third day.
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Alabama
Selma, Ala
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Clark
Board of Registrars
City considers traffic study findings and sewer notices
The city commission discussed traffic proposals to be studied in the upcoming traffic study. A public hearing on sewer assessments drew one attendee, John Evans, who learned he was within the benefit district after reviewing a neighborhood plot plan. Officials also explored expanded use of data processing for police records.
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John Evans
Ariz. St
Wells
Police Department
City votes to remove bulge from traffic island near 7th Street
The commission unanimously approves removing the concrete bulge on a traffic island north of 7th Street as an experiment that proved unsatisfactory. Wells notes the street is narrow while the group considers future installations.
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New Hampshire
7Th Street
Wells
Lincoln
North
Lawrence
Park Department
Police
The
Traffic Safety Commission
Charges and Jailhouse Tales From a Kansas City Campus
On the campus south side 2,000 people watched a scene of destruction as a three story auditorium of Phi Mu Alpha stood gutted with no roof and a ruined floor exposing underground rooms. Jailed students Sayler and Shaw, both violinists, face burglary and larceny charges. Their families visited briefly as the two occupy a second floor cell with seven others while they claim to face minimal activity.
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Manhattan
Dayle C. Sayler
Central Junior High School
Kansas City
Kan
Saylers
Shaw
Young Shaw
Sayler
Sigma Xi Meeting On Planetary Science Talk At KU
The Sigma Xi society will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in Room 422 Summerfield Hall Kansas University Richard K Moore KU distinguished professor of electrical engineering and member of the Center for Research in Engineering Science will lecture on Planetary Science with Orbiting Radar.
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Sigma XI
Scientific Research Society
Summerfield Hall
Kansas University
Richard K. Moore
Center For Research In Engineering Science
Inaugural Day in Washington Amidst Security and Hope
The article describes the 1965 inauguration atmosphere with heightened security for Lyndon B. Johnson after Kennedy's assassination. It notes prayers by religious leaders, the ceremonial oath by Earl Warren, a parade toned down for peace, and the First Lady's attire. Police and military precautions included bubbletop limousines and rifle checks along the route.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
United States
Robert E. Lucey
San Antonio
Tex
George R. Davis
National City Christian Church
Hyman Judah Seigachtel
Beth Israel Congregation
Houston
Takovos
White House
Capitol
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Congressional Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
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KSU
Massachusetts
Kansas
Dean Nossinger
William F. Shaw
Larry D. Sayler
Humphrey
Manor
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