Ski resort near Blue Mound undecided on start date
Developers Dr. William Triplett and Robert Dunaway of Topeka say construction of the Mont Bleu ski resort near Blue Mound depends on financial backing. The plan includes a 1400 foot artificial slope, two rope tows, a 230 foot peak, a 3000 square foot lodge, ski rental shop, parking for 400 cars and night lighting.
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Topeka
Mansfield
Ohio
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Robert Dunaway
Triplett
Lawrence
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Hobart Lutz
Kansas City
Larchmont Engineering
Lexington
Mass
Mont Bleu
Police Officers School Set to Open Monday at KU
About 90 peace officers mainly from Kansas enroll in six day basic to advanced courses. The program runs with a 45 person Correctional Officers Seminar. Lt Col Allen Rush will deliver the keynote on the police role in America. Harold R. Fatzer and Logan Sanford headline other lectures.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Allen Rush
Highway Patrol
Topeka
Peace Officers School
American Societ
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas Supreme Court
Logan H. Sanford
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Peace Officers Association
E.P. Mooman
KU Traffic and Security Department
James S. Kline
KU Governmental Research Center
Kline
J. A. Adams
University Extension
Ethan P. Allen
William H. Cape
Kansas Penal Program
Theodore L. Heim
Quakers Founded by George Fox in 1652
The Religious Society of Friends known as Quakers began in 1652 with English founder George Fox. The brief note outlines Fox’s role in establishing the faith movement and its early origins.
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Religious Society of Friends
George Fox
Predicting 1964 election outcome stokes GOP faith in Goldwater surge
In a San Francisco preview, Goldwater Miller backers project an aggressive campaign using television and nationwide stops. Miller criticizes Democratic promises and Johnson Kennedy policy, while Shriver or McCarthy emerge as plausible Democratic veep choices. race remains unpredictable.
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Goldwater-Miller
Atlantic City
Johnson
Goldwater
Southwest
Episcopal Church
U.S. Senate
Miller
New York
R. Sargent Shriver
Chicago
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Shriver
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Summer Heat Through Weekend in Lawrence
The forecast calls for mid 90s heat today in Lawrence with a drop to around 70 tonight and a return to mid to upper 90s Sunday. Humidity remains high and no rain is expected. 8 am humidity was 83 percent as the day warmed. Downtown Lawrence reached 97 Friday, KU station 96 with a 71 low. records show 113 high in 1936 and 58 low in 1947.
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Lawrence
Topeka Weather Bureau
Kansas University Weather Station
Johnsons End Kansas City Visit After Truman Tour
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and daughter Lynda left Kansas City after a 90 minute tour of the Truman Library in Independence and a dinner with President and Mrs. Truman. They planned to join President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch in Texas for a weekend of rest.
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Kansas City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda
Truman Library
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Lbj Ranch
Johnson City
Tex
Expansion at KU Sororities Includes Dining and Study Rooms
Delta Delta Delta adds eight women’s rooms with desks and storage as B A Green builds the new wing. Still Construction handles a 4320 dollar project to enclose a sun deck at the sorority house while Gamma Phi Beta renovates stairs. Pi Beta Phi moves into new houses this fall and Alpha Chi Omega plans a new facility with site selection pending.
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Delta Delta Delta
Oxford Rd
Still Construction
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
West Campus Rd
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
5Th St
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Oread
Neve Re-elected Secretary-Treasurer of College Commissioners
Norvall Neve of the Missouri Valley Conference was re-elected secretary treasurer of the National Association of College Commissioners. Howard Grubbs of the Southwest Conference was elected president at the group's convention in Coronado California.
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Calif
Norvall Neve
Missouri Valley Conference
National Association of College Commissioners
Howard Grubbs
Southwest Conference
Brent Braun Promoted to Resident Manager at Eldridge Hotel
Brent A. Braun former front office manager at the Eldridge Hotel since January 1 is promoted to resident manager. Announcement came from Mike Getto the hotel’s general manager. Braun, who will wed Marcia Delich on September 12, has worked in San Francisco and at the Town House Motor Hotel in Kansas City.
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Goldwater-Miller
Arizona
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San Francisco
White House
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Eldridge
Brent A. Braun
Eldridge Hotel
Braun
Mike Getto
Lawrence
Overland Park
Glenwood
Manor Motor Hotel
Calif
Town House Motor Hotel
Kansas City
Marcia Delich
Martin Delich
Kansas Delegation Pranks George Gobel at GOP Convention
At the Republican gathering in Kansas City a St Francis Hotel gag involved Gov. John Anderson being awakened by cheers as George Gobel was called to account by Kansas delegates. The prank, arranged by Mike Getto, featured a telephone call to Lawrence attorney Gerald Cooley. The relay was part of a night of Kansas flavor with dancers in Lecompton and a life insurance institute event at KU wrapping the week.
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Goldwater
Miller
GOP
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Sam
Chicago
Sam Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Chicago Tribune
Sheppard
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Ohio
Kansas
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Golden Gate City
Jay Hawk
George Gobel
John Anderson
Gobel
Lawrence
Centron
Kansans
Mike Getto
Kansas Scranton
Getto
Gerald Cooley
Jerry
Lela
Cooley
Kansas University
Life Insurance Marketing Institute
Life Insurance Marketing Institute of
Purdue University
Terrorist bombing targets premier's wife in British Guiana
A bomb at the People's Progressive Party HQ in Georgetown nearly hit American born Janet Jagan wife of Premier Cheddi Jagan. Michael Forde was killed trying to defuse the device. Another explosion at Gimpex killed Edward Griffith. Thirteen injured as security forces move to quell riots amid a racial conflict between East Indian and Negro communities.
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British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Janet Jagan
Jagan
People’s Progressive Party
Michael Forde
British Guiana Import Export Corp
Gimpex
Edward Griffith
Guiana
Goldwater pushes party reform and 1964 bid kickoff planned
Barry Goldwater demands patronage control by party committees and state chairmen, criticizing Adams for Republican appointments under Eisenhower. He signals a strengthened national committee with the president. Aide says he may announce his presidential bid in Prescott, Arizona, near Labor Day, as Senate session resumes.
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House
Senate
Republican National Committee
Adams
Eisenhower
National Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Prescott
Ariz
Washington
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