Business strike funds may become new economic defense
A column by Dolph C. Simons Jr discusses rising strike activity and the idea that businesses could create strike insurance funds to cover wages and expenses during shutdowns. It warns that government intervention favors labor and suggests industry funds could help firms survive protracted strikes while urging fair settlements.
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International Longshoremens Association
Atlantic
Gulf Port
New York City
Cleveland
Boeing
U.S
Washington
Philadelphia
Afl-Cio International Longshoremens Association
Eg Ow
Kansas employment service dedicates new state building
Congressman Robert Ellsworth and State Secretary Paul R. Shanahan spoke at the dedication of the Kansas State Employment Service building at 839 Ky. Lt. Mayor Ben Barteldes accepted the structure. Walter T. Johns praised the $75 000 facility with counseling and testing rooms, soundproofed, plus convenient parking, part of a $650 000 statewide program. The service moved in January 4 after accepting the building from the contractor on January 3.
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Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Paul R. Shanahan
Kansas State Employment Service
Ben Barteldes
Ur Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM
The notice invites visiting members to a special communication at Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM on Monday January 28 at 7:30 p.m. Work in the Second Degree. J. O. Hurley W.M. Geo. W. Mole Secy.
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Lawrence Lodge No. 6
AF & A
Vandals Break Window at Kansas University Traffic Station
Vandals shattered a window at the Kansas University traffic control station located at 16th Street and Sunflower Road on Friday evening. A bottle was used to strike the glass.
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Kansas University
16Th Street
Sunflower Road
Educators Arrive for Six-Week KU Seminar Tour
Twenty one Latin American educators from twelve countries arrive at Kansas University to join the fourth Seminar on Higher Education in the Americas. They will study university staffing and resources during a six week stay, with events hosted by Dean George R. Waggoner and a reception at his home.
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Americas
Kansas University
U.S
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Panama
Argentina
Venezuela
Mexico
Ecuador
Uruguay
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Waggoner
Kansas Union
Strong Hall
Philadelphia
Temple University
Haverford
Washington, D.C
Puerto Rico University
U.S. State Department
Associated Research Councils
KU Finals End Today Amid Weather and Rush Plans
Snow and cold delay travel as Kansas University ends fall term and prepares for spring orientation. More than 11 000 students finish classes while sorority rush begins Tuesday with bids on Feb. 5 and pledging on Feb. 6.
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Kansas University
EU Sorority
Rush
Emily Taylor
KU Senior Chosen U S Honey Queen
Joy Cade a Kansas University senior who reigned as Kansas Honey Queen was chosen National Honey Queen at the American Beekeeping Federation meeting in San Antonio Texas She will tour the country next year representing the bee industry at county fairs TV appearances and other events Miss Cade a Quenemo Kansas music education major lives at Watkins Hall Approximately 500 beekeepers attended the meeting P Everett Sperry Route 1 sponsored her entry
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Kansas University
Kansas
American Beekeeping Federation
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Cade
Hame
Quenemo
Watkins Hall
P. Everett Sperry
Route 1
Sperry
Anniversary of an Ice Jam Remembers Honeymoon Bridge
Niagara Falls residents recall the 1938 Honeymoon Bridge collapse when a massive ice jam lifted the structure from its foundations. The 1,240-foot arch fell into the river with spectators watching, leaving Niagara Falls links to Canada severed until the Rainbow Bridge opened in 1941.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara River
Honeymoon Bridge
Walter Bardas
Qeveland
Ohio
U.S
United States-Canada
Joseph Bulski
Thomas J. Malone
Buffalo
Ont
Pike Might Seek Tax On Service Area Gas
Rep Ed Beaman chairman of the Kansas Turnpike Authority asks the House Roads and Highways Committee to sponsor action to give the authority the gasoline tax collected at turnpike service stations. He says the taxes there nearly equal the cost of patrolling the turnpike.
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Pike
Topeka
Ed. Beaman
R-Hoyt
Kansas Turnpike Authority
House Roads and Highways Committee
Beaman
Editor Stands on Kennedy Air Cover Claim
Fort Lauderdale publisher Jack W. Gore insists his story is accurate that President Kennedy told Florida editors he personally canceled air protection for Bay of Pigs invaders. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said a magazine interview last week that no plans existed to provide aerial support in 1961.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla. W
Jack W. Gore
Kennedy
Florida
Robert F. Kennedy
Falkenstien Elected President Of Douglas County Dental Society
Dr. Phil Falkenstien has been elected president of the Douglas County Dental Society at the January dinner meeting at the Lawrence Country Club. Dr. Vernon Diel was named secretary treasurer. Plans were set for Children's Dental Health Week from February 3 to February 9.
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Phil Falkenstien
Douglas County Dental Society
Vernon Diel
Lawrence Country Club
Mumps Measles Polio Clinic Activity And Court Notice
Health officials report mumps chicken pox and red measles in the Lawrence area but not at abnormal levels. About 250 people received Type II Sabin oral polio vaccine on Friday, boosting total for the followup week to 700 and program to over 17 500 since January 14. The November term district court jury was instructed not to report unless notified. Kansas Public Service Co. notes January gas use likely set a record, with full figures due next week. A man tried to sell AP press cards at KU fraternity houses. no sales occurred and the cards are reserved for bona fide AP representatives.
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Kennedy
Lawrence
L. C. DeMoss
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
DeMoss
Journal-World
Kansas University
Associated Press
State Body Seeks Gas Price Probes
The Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association calls for an immediate investigation into gasoline marketing practices in the state. In a letter to Gov. John Andersons oil and gas advisory committee chair H. D. Moore, the group alleges dumping excess stocks by supplying companies is undermining the market and harming the industry.
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Wichita
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
H. D. Moore
John Anderson
Oil and Gas Advisory Committee
Producers Association
Tom Schwinn
Association
Schwinn
Tulane Desegregation: Eight Negroes Enroll Spring Term
Privately endowed Tulane University quietly registered eight Negroes for the spring semester, seven Louisiana colleges to break white only barriers. Six graduates and two part time students began, with more expected during undergraduate registration. A judge ruled Tulane, a private institution, not required to admit the applicants.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Louisiana
U.S
Pearlie Ellie
Tulane
Mrs Campanella Dies in New York Home
Mrs Roy Campanella died at her Glen Cove New York residence on Friday while talking on the telephone. The Campanellas were separated in August 1960.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodger
Campanellas
Fires claim children and adults in scattered U S incidents
Fires across the United States kill and injure families from East St. Louis to Alaska. A mother and three children die in an East St. Louis apartment fire started by an exploding stove. similar blazes in Texas, Alaska, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and other locations sap families, with few causes determined.
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East St. Louis
Lufkin
Tex
Spenard
Alaska
Juanita Moore
Keith
Charlotte
Venetta
Elmer Davis
Moore
Rocky Springs
C. R. McDonald
Charles
Kathy
Lary
White House Receives Additional Cash for Refurbish
The White House said it has new cash gifts totaling 98 369 since last Feb 15 to fund the executive mansion refurbishment. Gifts amount to 92 869 spent on about 46 art and furnishing items including ink wells and a Martha Washington chair. Since First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy began the project, cash gifts reach 232 439 with most donations from anonymous supporters, plus nearly 350 direct furnishings, objects and paintings.
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Washington (Ap
White House
Executive Mansion
Martha Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Jaycee Awards Banquet Monday Night at Hotel Eldridge
Lawrence Jaycees to host the Distinguished Service Award and Bosses Night Banquet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Hotel Eldridge. Martin N. Schuler of Midwest Research Institute will speak on higher education and regional economic development. The event will announce three top awards for the year including the Distinguished Service Award, Outstanding Boss Award, and Key Man Award.
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Martin N. Schuler
Midwest Research Institute of
Kansas City
Lawrence Jaycee
Eldridge
Schuler
Jaycees
Jaycee
Docking Seeks Arkansas City Commission Seat in April
Rob ert Docking son of former Kansas governor George Docking announces candidacy for Arkansas City city commission April 2. He is president of Union State Bank and this will be his first bid for public office. Docking, a Lawrence High School and Kansas University graduate, moved to Arkansas City in 1956 after work at William Volker and Co. and First National Bank in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Robert Docking
Kansas
George Docking
City Commission
Arkansas City
Docking
Union State Bank
Boyd Mohler
R. C. Young Jr
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
William Volker and Co
Kansas City
First National Bank
Government troops rout insurgents near Mong Kat
In a five hour gun battle government forces killed 17 insurgents and captured a rebel camp near Mong Kat in Shan states about 500 miles northeast of Rangoon. Government casualties were two killed and two wounded according to the Guardian.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mong Kat
Shan States
Burman Guardian
Guardian
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