World Youth Crusade for Freedom launches psychological war
A privately funded group named the World Youth Crusade for Freedom will start a two month overseas program this summer. International secretary general Tom Charles Huston says a dozen highly qualified young volunteers will work with student groups to bolster organizational skills and counter Communist influence in Viet Nam Formosa Japan Australia India and the Philippines. Advisory council includes Adm. Arthur Radford Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater and William F Buckley Jr.
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World Youth Crusade For Freedom
Asia
Tom Charles Huston
The
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Viet Nam
Formosa
Japan
Australia
India
Philippines
Arthur W. Radford
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
William F. Buckley Jr
Hart cites packaging to curb inflation and aid shoppers
Sen Philip A Hart tells the Senate that current packaging practices hinder rational price comparisons and fuel inflation. He argues the truth in packaging bill would help housewives compare prices, warning that it could add about 10 percent to the average family food bill.
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Washington
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
California seeks Supreme Court ban on pay television
Atty. Gen. Thomas C. Lynch asks the Supreme Court to uphold California’s 1964 voter-approved ban on pay television for homes. The state Supreme Court struck it down as violating free speech by restricting access to desired programs. Lynch argues the law merely prohibits a charge for home viewing of communications via coaxial cables or airways and does not affect speech rights.
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Washington
Thomas C. Lynch
California
Supreme Court
State
Lynch
Korean Defense Minister to tour U.S. defense sites
Defense Minister Kim Sung Eun will visit U.S. installations on a two week tour next month. The Interior Department backs a joint program with the American Petroleum Institute to study gasoline fuels for least air pollution under different conditions. Rep. Raymond F. Clevenger urges Congress to allow interstate funds to retire bonds financing any interstate construction.
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Kim Sung Eun
U.S
United States
Interior Department
American Petroleum Institute
Raymond F. Clevenger
D-Mich
Congress
Senator Dirksen Still Opposes Housing Provisions
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen reiterates opposition to the housing provision of President Johnsons civil rights bill saying there can be no compromise on an individuals constitutional right to decide to whom to rent or sell property He emphasizes personal property rights in the housing debate.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Memorial Day weekend road deaths set new record
542 people were killed in traffic crashes during a 78 hour Memorial Day weekend, breaking the prior record of 525 from 1963. The tally rose from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, with California reporting 55 deaths, Michigan 40, Pennsylvania 32, New York 29, and Florida 26.
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California
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
Florida
KU honors 1941 Citations list adds 5 at centennial
Kansas University prepares for its 94th Commencement Centennial with living citees invited back for a historic reunion. About 100 of the 168 distinguished alumni from the program’s start in 1941 are expected, including Harold D. Smith Roy Roberts Solon Summerfield Edward Weidlein Alexander Wetmore Frank Herron Smith Clara Nigg E. V. McCollum Claude Dixon Marvin Creager Karl Krueger Kenneth Adams Elmer Staats Clyde Tombaugh Forrest Allen Charles S. Haines Jr Merrill W. Haas and others across public service science arts and industry.
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Landon
Harold D. Smith
U. S
Roy Roberts
Kansas City Star
Solon Summerfield
Edward Weidlein
Mellon Institute
Alexander Wetmore
Smithsonian Institution
Frank Herron Smith
Clara Nigg
E. V. McCollum
Claude Dixon
Mayo Foundation
Marvin Creager
Milwaukee Journal
Karl Krueger
The
Society For the Preservation of the American Musical Heritage
Kenneth §. Adams
Nialoe Juapisaid
Uumoig
Mars
Forrest “Phog ™ Allen
New York
Charles S. Haines Jr
Kampfschroeder Seeks Republican Nomination For State Superintendent
W C Kamp Schroeder of Topeka filed today for the Republican nomination for state superintendent of public instruction.
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Topeka
W. C. Kampschroeder
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Drunk Tattooed Lobsters Die in Space Research Satire
A humorous AP piece from Nanaimo describes two tattooed lobsters, Twenty-Three and her mate, brought from New Brunswick to a fisheries station. They were later euthanized after being tattooed and sedated, but biologists cite travel stress as the cause rather than the procedures.
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Nanaimo
B.C
New Brunswick
Pittsburg State to Honor Two Alumni for Meritorious Achievement
Pittsburg Kansas two alumni will be cited for meritorious achievement Monday night June 6 as a record 861 seniors and graduate students receive degrees. Ray A Heady outdoor editor of the Kansas City Star and Dr Lynne C Monroe of UCLA school of education will receive citations with Monroe delivering the commencement address.
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Kan
Pittsburg State College
Ray A. Heady
The
Kansas City Star
Lynne C. Monroe
School of Education
University of California At Los Angeles
Monroe
Medical laureates highlighted among Kansas University awardees
Nearly a quarter of KU's 40 distinguished-service citation recipients attending Centennial Commencement are in medicine or related fields. Among nine returning medical scholars are Dr. Cora Downs, emeritus microbiology professor, and Dr. Grace Medes, cancer researcher, with several other notable physicians and researchers listed from institutions such as Harvard, UC Berkeley, Mayo, and the National Cancer Institute.
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Cora Downs
International Gallery of Medical Honor
Russia
Academy of Sciences
Saturday Review
Grace Medes
Meta
Institute For Cancer Research and Lakeway Research Institute
Philadelphia
Clara I. Nigg
University of California
Berkeley
Henry Beecher
Harvard University
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Ivan Burkett
Ashland
Kan
Robert Coghill
Transport Head Fired After Romanian Train Wreck
Transport Minister Dumitru Simulescu was dismissed Tuesday following a railway disaster east of Bucharest that killed 38 people and injured 65 others.
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Bucharest
Romania
Dumitru Simulescu
High Schooler Charged With Setting 3 Bombs In Manhattan
An 18 year old Manhattan student, Dominick Lattinelli, was arrested after three bombs exploded in New York City locations over the past week. Two women were injured in a subway blast that damaged telephone booths, while another device affected hearing in two men. He faces felonious assault and malicious mischief charges as investigators link him to the incidents.
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New York
Manhattan
Dominick Lattinelli
Sanford Garelik
Lattinelli
Italy
United
Four Children Remembered at Wakarusa Fundraiser
The youth's father Arturo describes him as a good boy always home by 9. The event involves members of the Wakarusa Fire Department and runs from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both days with tickets sold by department members.
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France
Arturo
Wakarusa Fire Department
Wakarusa Fire Agency backs Aqualand visit
The traveling aqua rium exhibit Aqualand will be shown at the old golf driving range on East 23rd Street on Tuesday and Wednesday June 7 and 8. The event is sponsored by the Wakarusa Fire Agency.
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Aqualand
Old Golf Driving Range
East 23Rd Street
Judge's Son Is Guilty in Speeding Plea
Magistrate George Sansom lectured Jay Sansom on driving safety and the imper sonal character of the law before fining him 12 dollars for speeding plus 5 dollars court costs. The 22 year old son of the judge pleaded guilty to the charge.
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Belleville, Jr
George Sansom
Jay Sansom
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