Tito Seems Stronger In Wake of Shake-Up
Belgrade AP reports Tito emerges stronger after the third postwar purge of Yugoslavia's Communist party. Rankovic and Stefanovic ousted, with Zujovic and Hebrang previously removed. The purge widens as reformers push economic liberalization within one party rule.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Alexander Rankovic
Svetislav Stefanovic
Secret Police
Rankovic
Stefanovic
Sreten Zujovic
Andreja Hebrang
Stalin
Zujovic
Hebrang
Milovan Djilas
Warsaw Pact nations pledge aid to Hanoi amid Vietnam war
At a Bucharest summit the Soviet dominated alliance accused the United States of criminal aggression in Vietnam. It warned of consequences if the war expands to Laos and Cambodia, and pledged growing political and economic support plus volunteers if Hanoi requests them.
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Bucharest
Romania
Warsaw Pact
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Haiphong
East European Military Alliance
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
KU Fine Arts schedule reveals 1966 67 concert course lineup
Kansas University School of Fine Arts released a year long events calendar. The 1966 67 Concert Course includes Royal Hunt of the Sun in Hoch Auditorium, Moscow Chamber Orchestra in University Theatre, French pianist Jeanne Marie Darre in University Theatre, Justino Diaz with Metropolitan Opera in University Theatre, and Los Angeles Philharmonic in Hoch Auditorium. Chamber Music Series features Aeolian Quartet Soni Ventorum Bartok Quartet Wiener Solisten in Swarthout Recital Hall. Additional events include Homecoming musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and Mozart Magic Flute performances in University Theatre.
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Thomas Gorton
Hoch Auditorium
Moscow Chamber Orchestra
University Theatre
Gorton
Jeanne Marie Darre
Justino Diaz
Metropolitan Opera
Diaz
Leontyne Price
Anthony and
Cleopatra
Metropolitan Opera House
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Aeolian Quartet
Swarthout
Soni Ventorum
Bartok Quartet
Wiener Solisten
School of Fine Arts
Mézart
Police training role boosts Saigon health education advisor
In Saigon Lobel, health education advisor, is asked by the State Department to train para medical and Vietnamese nursing and medical students. He will coordinate with the Vietnamese government and the AID in Saigon. He notes police training is vital as officers are first contact with mentally disturbed persons and must handle multiple roles. He praises police work and laments public misunderstanding.
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Lobel
Girl Killed on Cycle Near Neosho Pool
Miss Linda Lee Bushnell aged 15 died when the motorcycle she rode struck a wall near the Neosho municipal swimming pool on the Ft. Crowder reservation. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dawn Bushnell.
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Neosho
Linda Lee Bushnell
Dawn Bushnell
Neosho Municipal Swimming Pool
Ft. Crowder Reservation
Sadie Hawkins Dance at KU Lewis Hall Cafeteria
Lawrence report notes plans for a Sadie Hawkins dance at Kansas University's Lewis Hall cafeteria on Saturday starting at 8 8 p.m. The item lists a 150 dollar missing tape recorder from Bailey Hall belonging to the KU Education School.
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Kansas University
Lewis Hall
John R. Berger
Berger
Bailey Hall
KU Education School
Nicklaus Leads Open After Second Round At Muirfield
Jack Nicklaus fired a four under par 67 to take a one stroke lead at the British Open halfway point in Scotland. Nicklaus, 26, from Columbus, Ohio, totaled 137, just ahead of Peter Butler who had a course record 65 for 138. Butler, Rodger, Henning and Nagle each stood at 140, while Arnold Palmer finished 145 after a strong front nine but a later fade.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Jack Nicklaus
Peter Butler
England
Columbus
Ohio
Butler
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Harold Henning
South Africa
KU Alumnae Improve Chemistry Rating Test
The Anderson-Fisk Chemistry Test from Harcourt Brace and World evaluates high school chemistry achievement. Dean Kenneth E. Anderson of KU and alumnus Dr. Franklin G. Fisk, now at Penn State, led the project, replacing the 1950 Anderson test. Fisk earned KU degrees including a Ph.D. in education in 1962.
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Anderson-Fisk
Harcourt, Brace and World of New York
Kenneth E. Anderson
Kansas University School of Education
Franklin G. Fisk
Pennsylvania State University
Dean Anderson
Minnesota University
Fisk
Carillon Recital by Piet van den Broek at KU
Piet van den Broek, director of the Royal Carillon School and Mechelen city carillonneur, will present a Kansas University carillon recital at 8 p m Friday. He has performed in Belgium Denmark Germany and Holland and earned many medals and prizes.
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Piet van den Broek
Royal Carillon School
City Carillonneur
Mechelen
Belgium
Kansas University
Denmark
Germany
Holland
Back Yard Sunflowers Reach For The Sky
Clarence Sears reports sunflowers over 10 feet tall in his backyard with no blossoms yet. He expects them to grow larger and for the buds to blossom soon.
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Clarence Sears
Wedgewood Dr
Sears
Dismissal Sought in Road Oil Price Fixing Case
U S District Court was asked to dismiss a challenge to the state's effort to recover nearly 12.5 million dollars from alleged illegal sale of road oil. The AG's office mailed a motion to a Kansas City district court. the Shawnee County suit remains pending. Union Asphalt and Roadoils Inc and Warren Smith sought a three judge federal court, a request denied.
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Topeka
U. S. District Court Today
Attorney General’s
Kansas City
Attorney General’s Office
Shawnee County
Union Asphalt and Roadoils, Inc
Warren Smith
Tax Collections Up In State, Final Figures Revised
A Budget Division and Legislative Council Research Department report shows state income tax receipts for the just completed fiscal year were 12.2 million dollars above earlier estimates. Earlier projections had shown a surge of 19.7 million dollars over estimates, but the final tally was lower.
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Topeka
Budget Division
Legislative Council Research Department
Big Band Jazz Concert Friday at KU in Templin Hall
A free 7 to 8 p.m. big band jazz concert will be held Friday in Templin Hall KU main lounge. The event serves music camp students and the public, sponsored by Local 512 AFM with Dick Wright conducting and charts by Holman Florence and Fritz.
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Templin Hall
Kansas University
Local 512
The
American Federation of Musicians
Dick Wright
West Coast
Bill Holman
Bob Florence
Dick Fritz
Lawrence
Deficit Finance Is Angell Topic
Angell outlines deficit financing dangers at Kiwanis talk held at Hotel Eldridge. He cites a decade of spending and a shrinking U S gold reserve with rising foreign claims and calls for reducing government outlays, trimming aid, and curbing power groups to restore dollars value.
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America
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Ottawa
Wayne Angell
Renee
U. S. House
Kansas
Angell
Ottawa University
Kiwanians
U. S
Court steps taken on name for Petticoat Lane case
Hartfeld's Inc asks a federal court for a perpetual injunction against Macy's to stop using Petticoat Lane trademark. The suit alleges unfair competition and seeks profits or damages. Petticoat Lane has long been the name of a street area in Kansas City and was officially designated by the City Council.
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Kansas City
Macy's
Hartfeld’s Inc
Macy’s
Harzfeld's
Eleventh Street
Main Street
Hartfeld’s
11Th and
Main
Macy
Argle Sprayed With Wrong Poison Evacuations Proceed
In Argyle Minnesota residents fled after a wrong chemical parathion was used in aerial spraying to fight mosquitoes. An emergency hospital was set up in Warren as precautions and antidote supplies arrived. Fire trucks sprayed streets while residents scrubbed clothing and watered plants.
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Argyle, Minn
Minnesota
Grand Forks
N.C
Air Force Base
Warren
Argyle
E. E. Pumala
Marshall County
Pumala
Dennis Rous-seau
Minneapolis
Rousseau
Bequest to Baker University Established for Science Library
Baker University receives final disposition of a $100 000 bequest from the estates of Charles C Grover and Ethel P Grover of Oakland California. The Memorial Fund will endow a book collection with annual income for purchasing mathematics and science materials. Mr Grover was a 1908 Baker graduate and longtime Oakland school employee.
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Baker University
Charles C
Ethel P. Grover
Oakland
Calif
E. V. Wood
Grover
Baker
Dorm Theft Reported In Watkins Hall
Jane Stewart of Watkins Hall told police Wednesday that someone took 80 traveler's checks from her dormitory room.
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Jane Stewart
Watkins Hall
Damage at Hird Firm in BB pellet incident
Carl Hird reported to police Wednesday that someone shot BB pellets through four screens and two windows of his construction company. The damage totaled $60.
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Carl Hird
Hoffa Gathers Power In Union Re-Election
James R. Hoffa strengthens control ahead of his five year re election as Teamsters president amid talk of a power handover. Insider speculation centers on Frank Fitzsimmons Harold Gibbons and Einar Mohn with Dusty Miller also eyed as a future candidate. A new clause shields Hoffa from removal for past offenses while he rewrites the constitution to secure ongoing influence.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Hoffa
Frank Fitzsimmons
Harold Gibbons
Einar Mohn
Dave Beck
Dusty Miller
Murray W. Miller
Chicago
Dusty
Fitzsimmons
Two Outages By Lightning Hit Lawrence Area
A thunderstorm around 1 a.m. caused two Kansas Power & Light outages. A 33,000-volt river crossing line to North Lawrence was struck, leaving North Lawrence without power briefly. Most customers were restored by 2:45, with rural areas still affected in parts. A second outage near 9th and Ind. Streets disrupted power from 5th to 9th streets and Vermont to Iowa, restored by about 2:30 to 2:45.
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Lawrence
Kansas Power & Light Co
KPL
Austin Stedham
North Lawrence
Stedham
9Th and
Ind. Sts
5Th
9Th Streets
Vermont
Iowa
Record Power Use Hits Week Peak in Lawrence
Lawrence saw a record weekly electrical load with near hundred degree heat. Austin Stedham of Kansas Power and Light Co. reported Wednesday's demand up 11 700 kilowatts over prior highs while Topeka also posted a new high.
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Lawrence
Austin Stedham
Kansas Power & Light Co
Stedham
Topeka
Oleson Elected President of Eudora Unified School Board
Alf T. H. Oleson was elected president of the unified district 491 board at the first meeting in Eudora. Joe R. Hargrave remains superintendent. The board named Mrs Beverly Edwards clerk and Donald Bagby treasurer. Rural kindergartners will attend morning sessions and ride regular buses with a special return trip. Kaw Valley State Bank designated as depository for funds. A facilities tour is planned for Sunday and monthly meetings set for the first Monday each month.
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Alf T. H. Oleson
Eudora
Kenneth Holladay
James B. Smith
Robert Neis
Dewey Richardson
Norbert Grosdidier
Donald Bagby
Beverly Edwards
Joe R. Hargrave
Kaw Valley State Bank of Eudora
In Loving Memory of Leroy Pappy Rowland
In loving memory of Leroy Pappy Rowland who passed away one year ago July 7th. Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren.
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Leroy
Pappy) Rowland
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