Johnson Improves as Churchill Funeral Looms
President Johnson’s condition was described as quite good with a fever under 100 as he recuperates from a heavy cold. He hopes to attend Sir Winston Churchill’s funeral next Saturday but a London trip depends on his progress. White House briefings will resume from the residence and doctors plan continued hospital rest through Thursday. Mrs Johnson is hospitalized at Bethesda with a cold but no fever.
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Johnson
Winston Churchill
Churchill
George E. Reedy
London
Reedy
Malcolm Kilduff
White House
Kilduff
Bethseda Naval Hospital
Camp David
Maryland
Johnson's Great Society Budget Sees 99.7 Billion Spending Plan
President Johnson unveils the fiscal 1966 budget seeking 99.7 billion dollars in outlays with a 94.4 billion revenue forecast. He proposes education growth, expanded Social Security benefits, hospital care for the aged, a bigger war on poverty, and modest trims to military and foreign aid while aiming to cut the deficit to 5.3 billion.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Churchill Left Empty Seat as Parliament Honors Leader
Parliament marked Sir Winston Churchill's passing with an empty green chair in the Commons and a state funeral plan rooted in wartime precedent. Prime Minister Harold Wilson led tributes as London paused for two minutes of silence on the Stock Exchange. The funeral route includes Westminster Hall, Whitehall, Downing Street, Trafalgar Square, Fleet Street, St Paul’s, and a river procession to Waterloo, ending with burial near his parents.
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Elizabeth
Winston
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Churchill
Wilson
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Hyde Park Gate
Cairo
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
Thames River
Lord Nelson
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England
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Strand
Savoy Grill
Romano
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St. Paul’s
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's
Thames
Waterloo Station
Weather Northeast Kansas Turns Colder With North Winds
The region faces cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures tonight as northerly winds rise to 15 to 20 mph. Tuesday is expected to be fair and cool with highs near 42 and lows around 15 to 25. Readings show highs of 52 and 38 on past days, with moisture around a quarter inch and notable old records cited.
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Kansas
KU Grad Selected As Pathologist At Hospital Here
J Alan Sanders a 36 year old doctor will become pathologist and director of clinical laboratories at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on July 1. The appointment was announced by Justin Hill chair of the hospital board. Sanders is completing a four year residency in pathology at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. The hospital has not had a resident medical laboratory since March 4 1964 when Dr John MacCarthy resigned after the board said it could not meet demands.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Justin Hill
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Lawrence Memorial
John MacCarthy
MacCarthy
Britain
KU plans new Fraser Hall with delays and campus changes
Kansas University moves to construct Fraser Hall with bids arriving this spring. The building, funded by 1963 legislature and NIH NSF grants, will rise east of old Fraser Hall with seven stories and 98 000 square feet. Old Fraser Hall will be demolished in stages as Lilac Lane becomes two way and the new and old halls stand together briefly.
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Brown and Slemmons
Topeka
National Institute of Health
National Science Foundation
Lawton
New Fraser Hall
Mount Oread
Old Fraser Hall
Watson Library
Lilac Lane
New Cold Front Drops Temperatures Tonight in Lawrence
Warmer weather gave way to a cold front expected to lower temperatures tonight in the Lawrence area. The U S Weather Bureau projects cloudy skies, northerly winds 15 to 20 mph, and a low from 15 to 25 degrees with Tuesday near freezing and cooler, fair conditions. A trace of snow Saturday night yielded only 0.1 inch of moisture.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Giant Roaring Life Remembered In Churchill Portrait
London remarks on the long life and lasting impact of Winston Churchill. The piece recalls his immense public power, wartime leadership, and the enduring fascination with his character. It notes his contradictions, his influence in Britain, and the nation’s sense of loss as he dies.
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London
Garter Chapel
Local Funds On LBJ List
President Lyndon Johnson’s budget request includes four Lawrence area water and flood control projects totaling 14.55 million dollars. Perry Reservoir 16 miles northwest of Lawrence seeks 13 million for further construction, Lawrence flood control 1.2 million to begin work, Clinton Reservoir 6 miles southwest of Lawrence 325 thousand for planning, and Kaw River navigation 25 thousand for study from Lawrence to Kansas City.
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Lyndon Johnson
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U. S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas
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Perry Recreation Mecca
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Manhattan
Milford
Junction City
Pomona
Corps of Engineers
City of Lawrence
Ellsworth
Perry Lake
Clinton
Kaw River
Woolworth Plans All New Store In Lawrence Spring 1966
Woolworth Corp announces a $250000 all new Lawrence store to be built by General Management Corp of Des Moines. Leases signed, construction to start summer, with a 125 foot frontage and two level sales and storage plus dining facilities.
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Woolworth
Lawrence
Des Moines
Iowa
Martin Bucksbaum
General Management Corp
Woolworth’s
Rush Schedule Revised for KU Sorority Rush Week
KU announces changes to spring sorority rush with open house sessions February 1 2 3 and 5 plus invitationals February 4 6 7. Kala Stroup assistant dean of women notes dates and matching of rushee and sorority preferences Monday February 8 with pledge lists February 9 and pledging February 10.
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Kansas University
Kala Stroup
Rushee
Dean of Women’s Staff
Spacious Foyer Feature at Rumsey Funeral Home
A notable foyer for inclement weather at Rumsey Funeral Home offers shelter and accessibility for visitors. Contact VI 3-5111 for details and arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Post
Gene Doane announces intent to become a licensed insurance agent. The notice invites inquiries from clients seeking coverage and guidance.
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Gene Doane
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