Voting Crucial For Dock Men End Of Massive Strike Possible
New York longshoremen vote a second time on a contract with the New York Shipping Association amid an 11 day strike that idled 343 ships. Union leaders say the deal offers a guaranteed wage of 5860 dollars annually plus strong fringe benefits, while other ports face ongoing disputes.
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New York
Texas
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
Gulf Coast
Tampa
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mobile
Ala
Missouri gas blast kills child in Jeff City area
An eight year old girl, Linda Marie Keilholz, was killed and her father seriously burned when a Phillips Pipeline propane line exploded near a creek bed east of Jefferson City. Albert Janse was another injured man as two cars were destroyed and brush fires started. Authorities investigated the cause while crews shut off the gas and began repairs.
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Jefferson City
Linda Marie Keilhalz
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Conrad Keilholz Jr
Phillips Pipeline Co
Albert Janse
Bonnets Mill
George Harmon
Donald Kirby
The
Inch
Kirby
Highway Patrol
Phillips
Iran Premier Hassan Mansour Shot Outside Parliament
Iran's premier Hassan Ali Mansour was shot as he left his car to enter Parliament. Surgeons reported his condition fluctuating after major surgery. An arrest was made, Mohammed Bokharaei, 20, with authorities citing no motive.
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Tehran
Iran
Hassan Ali Mansour
Mohammed Bokharaei
Mansour
Shah
Pars Hospital
Javad
American Tidewater Group
Tidewater Oil Co
Skelly Oil Co
Superior Oil Co
Sunray Oil Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc
K State student freed after posting bond
Larry D. Sayler, 22, charged with second degree arson in the Kansas State University Auditorium fire, posted $5,000 bond and was released from Riley County jail. William F. Shaw, 19, remained jailed on the same charge. preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday. Both men from Kansas City, Kansas, suspended by the university pending prosecution.
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Manhattan
Kan
Larry D. Sayler
Kansas State University
Riley County
William F. Shaw
Riley County District Court
Kansas City
Weather Update Northeast Kansas Cloudy With Light Rain Likely
Increasing cloudiness across northeast Kansas with cool tonight. Friday remains cloudy with occasional rain covering about a quarter of the area. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph through Friday. Low tonight 32 to 35, high Friday near 50.
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Kansas
Rain Possible on Friday in Lawrence Forecast
Mild today in Lawrence with Topeka based forecast predicting increasing clouds and a chance of rain Friday. South winds 10 to 15 mph expected with a low tonight of 32 to 35 and a high Friday near 50. Wednesday's high 41, low 23, overnight 18. records show 1895 high of 73 and 1954 low of -3.
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Lawrence
U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
KU Dorm Evacuated After Corbin Hall Fire
About 300 Kansas University coeds evacuated Corbin Hall when a fire started in Room 512 at 7 30 p m caused by a lighted match dropped on a bedspread Smoking was listed as the cause damage estimated at 250 dollars Three Lawrence Fire Depart ment trucks responded and beds and bedding were ruined Residents stood outside for about an hour as crews doused the flames and KU personnel cleaned walls by nightfall
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Kansas University Coeds
Corbin Hall
W. 1Th St
Ernest Pulliam
Paulette Lee
Garden City
Kendall Herrick
Shawnee Mission
Pulliam
Lawrence
Hall
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
J. J. Wilson
Homer Morris
KU Buildings and Grounds Department
Bliss Fears GOP Expects Miracles After Landslide
Bliss, the Ohio Republican chairman slated to become national chairman on April 1, warned in Columbus that GOP hopes for a quick reorganization after November’s Democratic sweep may be over optimistic. He noted the Chicago meeting could end patronage disputes and set a unified path for defeating Democrats.
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Chicago
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Columbus
Mircases
Ohio
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
65 Acre Iowa Housing Project Near University
Continental Construction Co plans a multi million dollar residential development on 65 acres west of 15th and Iowa Streets in Lawrence. The project aims for a complete planned unit with single family homes duplexes townhouses gardens pools and recreational areas near the University. Initial utility work could begin this summer with first builds late 1965 or early 1966 pending final city approvals.
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15Th and
Iowa Sts
Lawrence Planning Commission
Continental Construction Co
Planning Commission
15Th St
Duane Schwada
Lawrence
Schwada
Rehearing Ordered on Part of Lawrence Plan
A Planning Commission meeting at City Hall set a rehearing for Feb 17 on the University Place land use change part of the comprehensive plan amid resident objections over notice. Final action will follow at a City Commission session.
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Lawrence
Planning Commission
City Hall
University Place
University Place Annex
City Commission
Legal questions slow dorm plan near KU
Legal technicalities delay a 504 man privately financed KU dorm at 19th and Naismith Drive. A proposed ordinance change to satisfy zoning awaits Planning Commission review Feb 17 and City Commission action Feb 23. Details remain unreleased. City Attorney Stough just received his copy.
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19Th
Naismith Drive
Allen Brothers and O'Hara
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Planning Commission
City Commission
Charles Stough
Milton P. Allen
Kenneth Thompson
KU approves 680 student dorm with 1966 completion target
March bids may come for a new 680 student KU residence hall to be built on University property near 19th Street and Naismith Drive. The 10 story brick building near Allen Fieldhouse is planned for September 1966 turn key completion with a dining room and multiple lounges across ten floors.
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Kansas University
19Th St
Naismith Dr
J. J. Wilson
Allen Fieldhouse
Stouffer Place
Wilson
James Canole
Robertson
Ericson
Lewis and Templin
Kansas Board of Regents
Housing and Home Finance Agency
McCollum Hall
Ellsworth Hall
Eudora Pool Backers to Elect Officers Monday
The Eudora community plans a 8 p.m. meeting at the Eudora Grade School gym to elect officers for a proposed non profit public pool. Dr. Leo Lauber leads the group, FHA loan details will be explained, and a 150 member requirement is noted.
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Eudora Public Pool
Eudora
Leo Lauber
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Lauber
FRA
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Sata
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Halstead
Kansas Union
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Journal-World Photo
Iowa
Ady
Naismith
10Th and
Ark. Sts
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Four Seasons
Meadowbrook
Holiday Hills No. 5
Hillcrest and
Crescent Roads
Iowa and
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Wayne Strong
Sam Neis, Jr
Delbert Adams
Tom Pyle
al Colman
James Hoover
Eugene Westerhouse
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