Senate Ready To Force Vote On Rights Bill
The Senate faces a forced cloture vote after a petition with 37 signers, far short of the two thirds needed. Filing on Saturday triggers a cloture vote one hour after Tuesday’s session, with Democrats and Republicans both lining up behind varied support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Dirksen
Kuchel
Case
Fong
Keating
Beall
Allott
Saltonstall
Cooper
Scott
Javits
Mansfield
Humphrey
Brewster
Randolph
Muskie
Clark
McNamara
Ribicoff
Inouye
Douglas
Kennedy
Young
Dodd
Hart
Metcalf
Hartke
Moss
Morse
Jackson
McIintyre
Pastore
Pell
Nelson
Neuberger
Williams
Bayh
Quality Teaching Discussed At Thursday Lawrence PTA Session
Three Lawrence teachers from Cordley Central Junior High and Lawrence High discuss high quality teaching at a meeting of the Curriculum Committee of the city PTA Council held at Lawrence High School. They outline traits like concern reliability respect for children and standards plus seven indicators of good teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
PTA Council
Lawrence High School
Mildred Brown
Cordley
Geneva Mendenhall
Central Junior High
Margaret McReynolds
McReynolds
John Lorenz Chosen to Lead JFK Library Drive Kansas
Mrs. Georgia Neese Gray named John R. Lorenz as coordinator for the Kansas Kennedy Library Foundation drive. The 24 Lawrence resident will oversee the state operation and set up the Kansas headquarters in Lawrence. Lorenz previously worked for British Overseas Airways in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Library Foundation
Georgia Neese Gray
John R. Lorenz
Lawrence
Kansas
Lorenz
British Overseas Airways Corporation
Chicago
Bell Will Start Mailing Refund Checks to Kansas
Southwestern Bell will mail refunds to about 750,000 Kansas telephone customers for rates collected under bond from late 1960 to earlier this year. The total refund equals 6,450,035 dollars plus tax, interest, and 6 percent on excess net income. Active accounts number 500,000 with 250,000 former customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
John Drake
Lawrence
Southwestern Bell
Drake
Lawrence Area
Kansas Corporation Commissions
Kansas Corporation Commission
Commission
Stamp Dealer Questions Soviet Astronaut Stamp Report
A top stamp dealer in London doubted Linn Stamp News claim that the Soviet Union issued a commemorative stamp for three astronauts Fedorenko Ussiskin and Wasenko. The dealer from Stanley Gibbons Ltd said they never heard of the stamp and regularly receive new Soviet issues.
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London
Soviet Union
Stanley Gibbons Ltd
Sidney
Ohio
Philately
Linn Stamp News
Fedorenko
Ussiskin
Wasenko
Stamp Weekly
Saransk
R. Y. Megan
Service for Every Faith
Rumsey Funeral Home VI 3 5111 advertises funeral services for all faiths with attentive arrangements and accommodates diverse customs and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rising School Costs Outpace Enrollment In Kansas Study
A Legislative Council report shows Kansas public school operating costs from 1954-55 to 1963-64 rose 111.7 percent, while enrollment grew 26.2 percent. Local property tax levies and state aid more than doubled. capital levy increases lagged. The report offered no explanation for the cost surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Torrence
Peka UP
Kansas
Legislative Council
Ethiopia Ambassador Out of Danger After Embassy Shooting
Ethiopian Ambassador Abate Agede, 40, was out of danger after eight hours of surgery for shoulder and abdomen wounds from a Thursday shooting by his chauffeur Vincent Krupsky, 61. Police hold Krupsky on suspicion of attempted manslaughter. incident occurred inside the embassy, complicating legal status as foreign territory.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Vincent Krupsky
Old classmates keep vow meet at Hollywood and Vine
In 1949 at noon Peter Sholley and Miles McDonnell vowed to reunite in 15 years at Hollywood and Vine. Thirteen years later Sholley flew from Boston to Florida to find his old fraternity brother disguised as a news vendor. Both men, Rollins College alumni, fulfilled their agreement at the famous corner.
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Miles McDonnell
Peter Sholly
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Hollywood and
Vine
Hollywood
Sholly
Boston
McDonnell
Shelly
Florida
Peter Sholley
Shelley
Keystone Custodian Funds
Claudia Harris First Entrant in Douglas County Dairy Princess Contest
Claudia Ann Harris of Route 2 is the first entrant in the Douglas County Dairy Princess contest. The event is at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday Dairy Day at the 4 H Fair Grounds. She is Cottonwood 4 H Club president and county 4 H Council representative, a national bread program winner, 1963 county and state Youth Power Congress delegate, and 1962 Douglas County 4 H Fair queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Ann Harris
Douglas County
Jack Harris
Harris
Cottonwood
Britain Reacts Poorly to Goldwater Victory
Flora Lewis reports Britain’s unease at Barry Goldwater winning California and challenging for the Republican nomination. The Times and Liberal Guardian warn of policy shifts abroad and warn against panic, with officials privately rethinking Western Alliance posture if he becomes president.
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Flora Lewis
Washington Pest News Service
London
Times-Post
Britain
Barry Goldwater
California
America
Osbert Lancaster
Maudie Littlehampton
Sen. Goldwater
Times of London
Goldwater
Liberal
Guardian
United States
Western Alliance
Rip van Winkle
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Labor Party
Two Teens Cleared in Armed Robbery Case
County Attorney Ralph King announced the dismissal of first degree robbery and grand larceny charges against Richard P. Liebert and David Stoffer, both 17, linked to an attempted armed holdup at L and M Grocery on January 26 and a car transmission theft from Glen's Garage on North Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph King
Richard P. Liebert
Ark. St
David Stoffer
Ala. St
N. 2Nd. St
Glen’s
Kansas GOP delegates plan progress report meeting in Hutchinson
Progress report on trip plans for Kansas delegates to the Republican National Convention set for Saturday in Hutchinson. Sam Mellinger, GOP National Committeeman from Emporia, asks delegates to meet at noon before a 1st District rally for Rep. Bob Dole in Russell. Meeting described as non political regarding presidential candidates.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hutchinson
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Bob Dole
Russell
Mellinger
Kansas baseball trio named to NCAA Fifth District all star team
Three Kansas University players Chuck Dobson Stirling Coward and Steve McGreevy earned spots on the NCAA Fifth District all star squad for 1964 Alongside them Missouri MU players Keith Weber John Sevcik Bob Price and Jim Sevcik as well as St Louis University Tom Dix and Oklahoma’s Dale Mitchell Jr were listed among the district selections.
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Kansas
Chuck Dobson
Stirling Coward
Steve McGreevy
Keith Weber
Missouri
John Sevcik
Bob Price
Tom Dix
St. Louis University
Dave Harvey
Dale Mitchell Jr
Oklahoma
Jim Sevcik
Michigan youth admits slayings of five persons
Kalamazoo Michigan youth Jed Ranes 19 admitted to police he killed five people including school teacher Gary Smock of Plymouth In addition he claimed responsibility for a hold up shooting at a Battle Creek gas station and other slayings in Las Vegas Nevada and Kentucky He was arraigned on a murder charge and held without bail.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Gary Albert Smock
Plymouth
Larry Ranes
Karl Lutz
Ranes
Smock
Charles Edward Snyder
Elkhart
Ind
Lutz
Vernon Labenne
Battle Creek
Las Vegas
Nev
Kentucky
Frank Thompson
Arthur Boothe
Boothe
Department store sales rise across district by six percent
The 10th Federal Reserve District reports a six percent weekly gain in department store sales over last year. Wichita leads with a thirty percent rise, followed by Lincoln fourteen and Tulsa thirteen. Oklahoma City, Joplin and Kansas City also show gains while Denver and Omaha decline.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Wichita
Lincoln
Tulsa
Joplin
Oklahoma City
St. Joseph
Downtown Kansas
Marlene Dietrich Ends Russian Tour With Encores
Kisses flowers and 40 minutes of encores closed Marlene Dietrich's first Russian tour in Moscow. Hundreds stood outside the packed auditorium for the final concert of the two week tour by the German-born singer.
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Moscow
Marlene Dietrich
Judge in Kansas court subdues belligerent prisoner with punch
In Kansas City, Kansas, Judge Harry G. Miller Jr. stepped from the bench to help deputies restrain a belligerent 220 pound prisoner, Richard Barton, who resisted a contempt citation. Bailiff Frank Callahan praised the judge while Barton was handcuffed and returned to the bench.
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Kansas City
Kan
Richard Barton
Barton
Harry G. Miller Jr
Frank Callahan
Louis R. Spandle
Miller
Sheriff’s Office
Duane Huckaby
Glen Elder Dam cost estimate rises to 75.3 million
Washington AP report shows Glen Elder Dam on the Solomon River Kansas now estimated at 75.3 million up from 58.4 million a year earlier. Reclamation Bureau cites Army engineer plan changes for flood control and higher lake elevations as key driver.
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Washington
Glen Elder
Solomon River
Kansas
Reclamation Bureau
House Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee
Floyd E. Dominy
Reclamation
Dominy
Canker City and Downs
Registration Saturday for Holiday Park swimming lessons
Registration at Holiday Park swimming pool on Saturday sets times by last name initials. A through G start at 9 am, H through M at 9:30 am, N through T at 10 am, and U through Z at 10:30 am for lessons or swim team signups.
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Holiday Park Swimming Pool
Baker University Elects W Clark Randall Board President
W Clark Randall of Prairie Village has been elected president of Baker University Board of Trustees Baldwin. He succeeds C Y Thomas of Shawnee Mission who will retire after eight years on the board. The Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church approved new officers and four-year appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clark Randall
Prairie Village
Baker University
Baldwin
C. Y. Thomas
Shawnee Mission
Kansas
Adel Throckmorton
Topeka
John V. Glades
Yates Center
Glad Robinson Youse
Baxter Springs
Dwight Dussair
Olathe Methodist Church
Raymond D. Pruitt
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Tex
Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
Mrs. Sarah Rockhold and family extend sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts flowers and visits during illness and death of Annie M Watson. Doctors Lessenden Belot Rev Kurth and hospital staff are gratefully acknowledged.
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Sarah Rockhold
Lessenden
Belot
Kurth
Annie M. Watson
Walter J. Deay
William Watson
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Princess
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Ernest Johanning
Police Department
Lawrence Mills
Archie
Michigan
Callahan
Fred
Janice
Maria
Karla
Eric
Baker
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endac
East 13Th
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
Neurence
Ce l'Home
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
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