East Coast under deadly storm and record cold
The storm from Florida to Maine brought deep snow and violent winds causing at least 75 deaths in 16 states. Two feet fell in parts of Virginia while Delaware and Virginia declared emergencies. Airports and roads froze travel, Congress met, and widespread school closures followed as frigid temperatures hit the Deep South and Midwest.
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Virginia
National Guard
Washington
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Boston
Philadelphia
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N.Y
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Atlanta
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Alabama
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District of Columbia
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Friendship International
West Virginia
New York City
Midwest
Chicago
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Angeles
California
KU Enrollment Opens This Week At Kansas University
With finals over KU students will enroll for the second semester beginning at 7 30 a m next Monday The fall enrollment reached a record 13565 on the Lawrence campus and officials expect a spring high The second semester enrollment period runs Wednesday through Friday with ad mittance by last name initial and a detailed schedule The KU sorority rush is also planned with invitations and pledging set for early February continuous campus activity and adviser meetings noted
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Kansas Union
KU Dean of Women
Rush
Hoax attack probe on Trenton radio announcer
Police investigated a widely publicized attack on Trenton radio announcer Robert Goldman live on air, considering a lie detector test to prove the incident. Goldman refused the test, calling it unconstitutional and an insult, saying he would sign a truth statement instead. He is an English instructor at Trenton State College. Player Tommy Henrich noted as a Yankees great is also mentioned.
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Trenton
N.J
Robert Goldman
WTTM
Goldman
Trenton State College
Kansas Lawmaker Proposes Doubling Legislation Pay
Rep Marvin Clark seeks to raise Kansas legislator pay to 8000 over a two year term by increasing base monthly stipends and session allowances. The plan would pay 200 per month except during four months of normal sessions, with 25 daily for session days up to 90 regular and 30 for budget or special sessions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Marvin Clark
R-Paola
Clark
Education bill moves ahead to PERA in Kansas
Tentative Senate approval advances a bill authorizing about 107 million dollars for higher education next year. The measure allocates roughly 54 million from state general funds with the rest from student fees, private, and federal sources, plus 10.4 million for capital improvements.
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PERA
Senate
Kansas
Minor injuries in Sunday two car collision
One person suffered minor injuries in a two car crash about 4 15 p m Sunday south of the 10th and Mass St intersection. James Snow 17 of 876 Oak St a passenger in a Ray L Chase 18 of Kansas City Kan driven car suffered a sprained neck and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Driver of second car Suzanne L Zook 18 of 629 W ist St was not injured.
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10Th
Mass. Sts
James Snow
Oak St
Ray L. Chase
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Suzanne L. Zook
W. Ist. St
Clint Courtney Returns as Houston Astros Coach
Clint Scrap Iron Courtney will coach for the Houston Astros next season. A former catcher, Courtney brings veteran experience to the Astros coaching staff.
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Clint
Courtney
Houston Astros
Senator Sees No 1966 School Budget Increase Chance
Kansas Senator Reynolds Shultz reports in his weekly memo that the 104 percent school budget limit is unlikely to be raised in the 1966 Legislature. He notes many inquiries about a special session but expects no action, urging unified districts needing more funds to appeal to boards. He cites session progress, park permit debates, and bills on land sales and mineral rights, with the largest appropriations going to state supported higher education.
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Kansas
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Shawnee
Senate
House
S. D
Shultz
Reopening Possible For Dine-A-Mite
Owner Roy Borgen says the Dine-A-Mite at 23rd and La Sts may reopen as a restaurant dance spot after closing in 1965. He leases to a Topeka firm. a suit to recover the lease could enable a return under the same name. The venue long drew KU graduates students and Lawrence residents.
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23Rd and
la. Sts
Roy Borgen
Kansas University
Lawrence
Bergen
Topeka Corporation
Borgen
al Hicks
LHS Poultry Team Secures 2nd in Manhattan Contest
Lawrence High School poultry judging team finished second at the East Central District Kansas Poultry Science Contest held at Kansas State University Manhattan. Emporia won with 1 404 points while LHS trailed by 24. Nine teams competed. LHS advances to the state contest April 26 in Manhattan.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Emporia
Lawrence
Lawrence High
LHS
Larry Mages
Eddie Buchanan
Glen Richardson
Stanley Larson
Roy Cropp
Plans Told Before Rotary KU
James Surface KU provost outlines Centennial plans at Lawrence Rotary Club. Inter-Century Seminar April 11 14 at Mount Oread features Deane Malott Franklin Murphy Loren Eiseley Arthur Larson R Buckminster Fuller Philip Abelson Karl Menninger Charles Whittaker. Opera Susan nah March 31, Carry Nation April 28 May 1, Robert Shaw Chorale April 18 Cleveland Symphony April 21. Ecumenical Institute May 1 3 and a future of the University film shown.
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Kansas University
James Surface
Lawrence Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
Surface
Mount Oread
Deane W. Malott
Franklin D. Murphy
Loren Eiseley
Arthur Larson
R. Buckminster Fuller
Philip Abelson
Karl Menninger
Charles Whittaker
Susannah
Metropolitan Opera National Company
Robert Shaw Chorale
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Carry Nation
Douglas Moore
Durovic Cleared in Krebiozen Trial in Chicago
Dr Stevan Durovic and the Krebiozen Research Foundation were acquitted on all counts in Chicago federal court. The five defendants faced mail fraud conspiracy and related charges over Krebiozen promotion. Jury previously freed Dr Andrew Ivy Marko Durovic and Dr William Phillips in the long trial.
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Chicago
Stevan Durovic
Krebiozen Research Foundation
U.S. District Court
Krebiozen
Andrew C. Ivy
Marko Durovic
William F. P. Phillips
Romney Warns Federal Spending Crimps Private Initiative
At Kansas state party event Governor Romney urged greater reliance on volunteer action, criticizing federal programs as eroding private efforts. He said military power alone cannot win the Vietnam war and urged winning public support by government backing community initiatives.
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Topeka
Kansas
Michigan
George W. Romney
United States
Viet Nam
Romney
Debated Bill Restores Kansas Alcoholism Commission
The Kansas House passed a bill to revive Gov. Avery’s recommendation to reestablish the Kansas Commission on Alcoholism by a 90 to 19 vote and sent it to the Senate. A health resources study resolution also cleared the House by 70 to 47 after a mandatory vote, amid sharp debate.
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Topera
William H. Avery
Kansas Commission On
House
Senate
Kansas
Don Teter
Arkansas City
Alcoholism Commission
Teter
C. H. Durfee
R-Ness City
Durfee
Kansas U Removes Feb. 26 game from tickets in favor of Missouri date
Lawrence reports say Kansas University basketball tickets bought through the Recreation Department will drop the Feb. 26 Allen Fieldhouse game from the list and replace it with the Feb. 15 Missouri game. Also: Lawrence students named for Rock Chalk Revue acts and Chancellor Wescoe stranded by east coast storms. West Junior High hosts seventh grade enrollment meeting.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University
Kubbs
Missouri
Lawrence
Liz Harris
John B. Harris
Jack Hurley
Earl Hurley
Lauri Crocker
Engel
W. Clarke Wescoe
Washington, D.C
Wescoe
Washington
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Lawrence High seniors win in district speech contest
Lawrence High School student Alan Cox won first place in the Kansas Co op Council Speech Contest held in Ottawa. Nancy Taylor placed third. Both earned scholarships to the Youth Recreation and Leadership Training Camp in Liberty Maine. Cox advances to state competition February 7 in Manhattan.
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Lawrence
Alan Cox
Kansas Co- Op Council
Ottawa
Nancy Taylor
Liberty
Cox
Manhattan
Clifford Cox
Route 2
Future Farmers of America
Lawrence High
FFA
Miss Taylor
Charles B. Taylor Jr
Route 1
Sunflower
Douglas County
LHS
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family
I thank my friends neighbors and relatives for the nice cards gifts flowers and visits while I was in the hospital and after returning home. Thanks to Dr Huston and his staff and God bless all of you. Cecile Gottstein.
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Dr. Huston
Cecile Gottstein
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