Goldwater criticizes Johnson stereo gift explanation
Sen. Barry Goldwater said President Johnson should have known an administrative aide could not afford an expensive stereo on his salary. The dispute centers on Don Reynolds claiming he bought a $542 stereo for Johnson at Baker’s suggestion, with Reynolds funding it through life insurance policies.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Baker
South Carolina
Goldwater
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Rules Committee
Capitol Hill
White House
Senate Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Austin
Everett M. “Dirksen
House
Lican
Charles A. Halleck
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Senate ‘Rules Committee
Bobby “Baker
Kansas House debates school aid increase proposal
Rep. John Bower of McLouth introduced a plan to raise the Kansas elementary school fund in 1964-65 by five million dollars. The current aid fund is nineteen million dollars and would rise to twenty four million under the proposal.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Bower
House
School Officials Set Data Processing Talk
About 60 Lawrence school administrators supervisory staff and the Board of Education will hear a data processing discussion Tuesday evening. IBM representatives will show a film and answer questions. Supt Carl S Knox backs installing data processing at Lawrence High for instruction and office work. Dinner at 5 30 p m precedes the meeting.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
IBM
Supt. of
Carl S. Knox
Lawrence High
Lawrence High honors 144 students on honor roll list
Lawrence High School awarded certificates to 144 students for first semester honors. Principal Dan Kahler presented the awards at assemblies. Forty five seniors, 39 juniors and 26 sophomores earned a 3.0 or higher, with 110 students at 2.5 or above. Names listed by grade and year.
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Lawrence High
Lawrence High School
Dan Kahler
Pat Barr
Suzanne Burgert
Marc Carlson
Jean Ehlert
Nancy Gallup
Bob Garrett
Ruth Greene
Lynda Harris
Claudia Harris
Martha Lanning
David Leonard
Jim McCalla
Sara Paretsky
Lucy Price
Elizabeth Spray
Mary Transue
Marilyn West
Claudia Williams
Erik Wright
Linda Wulf
Carol Adams
Elaine Adams
David Armstrong
Sandra Baer
Karen Baker
Elizabeth Bates
Norman Beeghley
Phyllis Bisel
Lee Bittenbender
Peggy Bryant
Albert Brune
David Booth
Connie Cooper
Linda Dillon
Billie Golden
Ann Hardtaker
Steve Heck
Gonda Ingerson
Mary Ann McBride
Terry McCluggage
Janet McClure
Virginia McCue
Judy McGee
Jo McIntosh
Karen McKinney
Pat McReynolds
Russell Merrill
Larry Miller
Donna Mitchell
Pat Meeder
Mary Moore
Pat Mosser
Kerry Ott
Phil Paden
Basil Paris
Mike Rasmussen
Larry Rays
Sharon Russell
David Schulte
Connie Sexton
Connie Shaver
Laurie Streib
Virginia Treece
Bill Trull
Candy Walters
Johanna Branson
Gay Cook
Sandra Crumet
Pamela Dutt
Cindy Erhart
Alice Fitch
Elizabeth Harris
Julia Hausherr
Shirley Hemming
Bruce Hogle
Paula Holz
Rick Hornsby
Gaylene Killinger
Pamela Koger
Patty Kuhn
Doris Lanning
Robert Lesh
Rowe McKinley
Cynthia McNown
George Milleret
Karen Mills
Jeanne Moore
John Moore
Elizabeth Neelley
Ron Nolan
Nancy Pinet
John Pitney
Sue Rhodes
Elizabeth Rowland
Dorothy Scott
Anne Shulenberger
Don Simpson
Roberta Smith
Eric Stinson
Rod Taylor
Karen Tucker
Penny Whitley
Cathy Wilson
Charles Baird
Rhonda Anthony
Katherine Baer
Don Binns
Stuart Brune
Gary Burge
Chris Collister
Alan Cox
Mark Einhellig
Evelyn Elliott
Eldon Flory
Tim Gilles
Ned Greene
Tom Hormbaker
Lydia Kimbrough
Bob
County Welfare Board Opposed by Local Doctors
County physicians criticize the state aid to the indigent plan as inefficient and inequitable. They urge public contact with the Douglas County Medical Society to discuss the program and its impact. The society's executive committee includes Dr. Hughes and Dr. Godwin among others.
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Welfare Board
Hughes
State Welfare Board
Douglas County Medical Society
County Society
Phillip Godwin
John MacCarthy
Dale Clinton
Society
Gary Lee
George Learned
Freedom Ends For Escapee Who Gave Self Up
George Hutchison 50, an escapee sentenced for robbery in 1937, is released from Pontiac State Prison after he surrendered voluntarily January 14. Gov. Kerner commuted his sentence to time served. Hutchison and his wife Lucille, 36, await reunion in Missouri. He had lived under the alias Clyde Swanson for 27 years, served in World War II, and revealed his past to his wife to avoid living "under a lie."
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Pontiac
Ill
Otto Kerner
George Hutchison
Hutchison
Missouri
Lucille
Bridgeton
Clyde Swanson
South Pacific
United States
KU Med Center Professor Receives NIH Career Award
Dr. Edward J. Walaszek of Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City earned a National Institutes of Health career award. He joined KU in 1956 researching central nervous system medications with a focus on catatonia and Parkinson’s disease. He holds a PhD from Chicago University and a BS from Illinois University.
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Edward J. Walaszek
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Herbert A. Wenner
Chien Liu
John Higginson
American Cancer Society
Walaszek
84Th St
Prairie Village
Chicago, Ill
Illinois University
Bell System inserts feature Kansas landmark in bills
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co plans an insert for February bills sent to over 900000 Kansas subscribers. The cover subject is a Kansas University panorama and the feature describes a historical scene tied to company operations. Public relations director William T Bailey is a KU graduate with ties in Lawrence.
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Kansas University
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Kansas Bell System
William T. Bailey
Bailey
Lawrence
Kansans Weigh Amendments To Apportionment And Budget Sessions
In Topeka during week two of the session legislators introduced Senate measures to end county representation guarantees and extend apportionment periods, and House moves propose a 60 day general session and abolition of the state printer. House also backs two bills authorizing motor fuel tax refunds and a $2 million general fund appropriation for agencies including district court judges and the Supreme Court.
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Topeka
George Docking
Senate
Kansas
House
Supreme Court
Area FRB Figures Show 1963 Boosts
Kansas City area Federal Reserve Bank reports 1963 growth with gross earnings 48.4 million dollars and net earnings 38.3 million, up from 1962. Most earnings from Government securities in Open Market Account. Note circulation rises to 1.2576 billion with a December peak of 1.2612 billion.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Department Store Sales Rise Across 10th District
In the 10th Federal Reserve District Kansas City area shows mixed results last week with a 9 percent district gain. St. Joseph down 7 percent and downtown Kansas City down 2 percent. Kansas City 9 percent, Joplin 6, Wichita 5, Topeka 2. Four weeks ending Saturday 19 percent ahead. Kansas City 19, Topeka and Wichita 18, Joplin 15, downtown KC 10, St. Joseph 9.
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Kansas. City
Federal Reserve District
St. Joseph
Kansas _ City
Kansas City
Joplin
Wichita
Topeka
Fon taine and Wright to wed in Elkton Md
Film star Joan Fontaine and Alfred Wright Jr. golf editor of Sports Illustrated will marry Monday in Elkton Maryland according to Wright.
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New York
Joan Fontaine
Alfred Wright Jr
Sports Illustrated Magazine
Elkton
Wright
Britain orders 600-man marine unit to Kenya
East Africa unrest prompts Britain to dispatch a 600 member royal marine commando unit to Kenya at Kenyatta's request to help maintain law and order. Mutinies in nearby Tanganyika and Uganda cited as context.
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London
East Africa
Britain
Royal Marine Commando
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Tanganyika
Uganda
Protestant Parents Protest Catholic Song Cancellation
In Houston Texas Protestant parents protested Fenwood Elementary School canceling the third grade performance of the Catholic song Dominique by Soeur Sourire. A 20 sign petition was presented to the Northeast Houston School Board arguing the move misleads children about Catholics and caused confusion and emotional hurt.
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Houston
Tex
Dominique
Fenwood
Soeur Sourire
Parents-Teachers Association
Northeast Houston
Bill Flenniken
Gleason Moves TV Show to Florida After CBS Deal
Jackie Gleason abandons New York for Florida golf courses after signing a six million dollar CBS contract to produce his weekly television show in Miami.
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Gleason
New York
Jackie Gleason
Florida
CBS
Miami
Annual KU Rush Begins Tuesday With 12 Sororities
KU starts its annual formal rush week for women with 12 sororities rushing. Rushees visit houses Tuesday and Wednesday, with invitational parties Friday to Sunday. Pledging is set for Wednesday evening, and rushees are housed in dormitories during the week.
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Kansas University
Lawrence area to get three new reservoirs near Perry and Clinton
The $14 million plan opens recreational use at three major reservoirs in the Lawrence region. Perry lies 18 miles northwest of Lawrence with 12 200 surface acres, Clinton five miles southwest with 6 500 surface acres. Completion targets are 1967 for Perry and 1970 for Clinton.
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Pomona
Lawrence
Perry
Clinton
Spacious Parking Facilities Rumsey Funeral Home Adv
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises spacious parking facilities with contact VI 3-5111 for details.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Docking Family Thanks Kansas After Governor's Death
The family of former Gov. George Docking expressed gratitude to Kansans for their support after his death. Richard Docking thanked Gov. John Anderson, the Kansas House and Senate, the Kansas Supreme Court, Kansas City Kan, and Wyandotte County officials for the tributes. The family praised the state's unity during the difficult period.
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Kansas City
Kan
George Docking
Kansas
Docking
State of
Richard Docking
John Anderson
Kansas House and Senate
Kansas Supreme Court
Wyandotte County
Kennedy in London as Sukarno presses Malaysia clash
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy arrived in London to brief officials on his Malaysia peace mission while Sukarno, in Jakarta, rallies with anti Malaysia calls. He urged discussion to modify Indonesia’s stance as talks with Malaysia and the Philippines loom in Bangkok. Kennedy viewed Sukarno as potentially genuine about dialogue.
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London
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
Malaysia
Malaysia-Indonesia
Borneo
Communist Party
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