Johnson backs Asian nations fight to resist communism
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told United Press International editors that the United States will not surrender Asia to communism without a fight. He said freedom in Asia is worth defending and cited Viet Nam, Thailand, and Pakistan as frontline nations needing U.S. support and guidance. Johnson warned Communism is not inevitable in Asia and urged decisive action to aid resisting nations.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Asia
United Press International
Viet Nam
Thailand
Pakistan
Johnson
Honolulu
San Francisco
Summer Vacation Idea Faces Long odds in Congress
Rep. Robert R. Barry urged annual or biannual summer recess for Congress before the House Rules Committee, citing family needs and statistics on lawmakers’ children. Sen. Gale W. McGee proposed continuous sessions with summer breaks, arguing it would reduce total time off. The committee postponed action to an unspecified later date.
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Robert R. Barry
R-Ny
Congress
Senate
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Barry
Loch to Head Center at Colby
Ronald A. Loch of Oklahoma City will head the KU Center in Colby starting about July 1, succeeding Philip J. Stockton. Loch, an Oklahoma City University alum and KU theater MA candidate, has taught speech and led adult education projects while organizing a major OCU speech tournament. He aims to expand community theater, reading groups, film forums, art and music programs, traveling exhibits, and listening studies.
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Ronald A. Loch
Oklahoma City
Kansas University
Colby
Philip J. Stockton
State Board For Vocational Education
Loch
Oklahoma City University
Northeast High School
Piedmont
Okla
OCU
Douglas County
Kansas
Colby Center
Kansas student wins Fulbright for study in Germany
Bruce Richard Barrett of Kansas City Kansas, KU physics graduate, will study at the Free University of Berlin in 1961 62 under a Fulbright grant granting travel, orientation, tuition, books and maintenance. He earned a bachelor of science with highest distinction and held NSF pre doctoral fellowship at Caltech.
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Bruce Richard Barrett
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas University
Germany
J. A. Buzzle
Barrett
The
Free University of Berlin
National Science Foundation
California Institute of Technology
Summerfield
Phi Beta Kappa
Beta Theta Pi
Miriam Adams Barrett
KU Program On Regulations At University Institute
A three day program on The Impact of Regulation upon Insurance Marketing opens Monday at Kansas University. About 25 to 30 underwriters will attend the institute sponsored by the Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters with KU Business School and University Extension.
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Kansas University
Society of Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters
South Central District
KU Business School
University Extension
George Hampton
the Phoenix
Hartford Insurance Companies
Hartford Conn
Jean P. Riggs
CPCU
Riggs Insurance Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gustav Michelbacher
Great American Indemnity Co
Saratoga
Calif
A. W. Tompkins
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Vestal Lemmon
National Association of Independent Insurers
Chicago
Ill
George S. Hanson
National Association of Insurance Agents
New York
N. Y
George Whitford
Divorce Mill findings target Buffalo based cases in St Louis
Two Circuit Judges exposed a divorce mill linking Buffalo Attorneys to 25 Buffalo couples who obtained divorces in St Louis via false testimony. Prosecution indicates fees averaged 550 dollars per case with one at 1125 dollars. Details involve unverified residency claims and waived waiting periods.
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ST. Louis
Buffalo
Daniel Reardon Jr
Casey
Jones
Reardon
Anderson
New York State
Queen Fabiola Expecting Baby During Vatican Visit
Pope John XXIII told Belgian reporters that Queen Fabiola is pregnant during the state visit to the Vatican. He granted an audience to Queen Fabiola and King Baudouin, who were hosted in a formal state audience on Thursday.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Fabiola
Baudouin
Vatican
Douglas County Road Begins Base And Asphalt Work
Killough Construction Co. Inc. of Ottawa has a 39 919.51 contract to build a seven inch base of crushed limestone and asphalt for the Douglas County highway from Lone Star Lake road to Lone Star Dam. Clyde Woods Jr. supervises for the State Highway Commission as about 13 000 tons of crushed rock will be used on the roadbed built last summer.
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Lone Star
Douglas County
Lone Star Lake Road
Lone Star Dam
Killough Construction Co. Inc
Ottawa
Clyde Woods Jr
State Highway Commission
Art Works by Wendell Castle Exhibit in Kansas City
Wendell Castle, Holton graduate and Kansas University design assistant, shows twelve metal and walnut sculptures and watercolor pieces in a one-man exhibit at the Little Gallery and Frame Shop in Kansas City Missouri through July 1. He previously had a sculpture solo and plans to complete his MFA this summer before moving to New York to pursue sculpture. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Castle.
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Wendell Castle
Holton
Kansas University
Kansas City
Castle
New York
Marvin Castle
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Karen Inside
Summer Washington
Sam Rayburn
House
House Rules Committee
Culligan Soft Water Service
Jim Clark
Dart - Lancer
County Road
Brake Service
Vermont
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and
Federal Reserve Bank
First National
Dad
GRAD
Will Both
Ise
North American Philips Company, Inc
East 42Nd Street
N.Y
Norelco
PhiliSheve
Canada
Free World
Culligan
Jana
Massachusetts
K. C
Little Gallery
State Line
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