Kennedy Faces Tough Bridge Building With Business
President Kennedy seeks to bridge the gulf between business and government amid Wall Street tensions and policy disputes. A Brookings speech by Edward Gudeman cites growing mutual suspicion and urges firsthand exposure to tax policy and internal government workings to foster trust, noting limited access for most businessmen.
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Topeka Woman Wins Miss Kansas for Miss Universe Bid
Linda Light of Topeka has been crowned Miss Kansas and will compete in the Miss Universe contest in Miami Beach starting July 6. The Washburn University sophomore weighs 118 pounds and is 5 feet 6 inches tall. First runners up Penny Nichols and Karen Givens, both from Topeka, are also Washburn students. Seventeen contestants entered the event.
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Farmer Hit by Tractor Found 18 Hours Later
John Jack a 77 year old Humboldt Nebraska farmer was found in a Langdon field 18 hours after a tractor ran over him He lay in fair condition at Community Hospital Fairfax Missouri with several broken ribs and deep leg lacerations He crawled a few feet retrieved his straw hat and used it as a sun shield The incident occurred as he cultivated corn near Langdon southwest of Rock Port Missouri
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Three Lawrencians Eligible for National H S Rodeo
Three Lawrence students qualify for the National High School Rodeo at Valentine Nebraska this August after their showing at the Kansas State High School Championship Rodeo in Topeka. Kerry Collins placed third in calf roping while Clarice Richardson took second in pole bending and Pam Murphree was second in barrel racing and third in calf roping. Linda Goll and Candy Case were queen finalists. Pam Murphree and Linda Goll earned fourths in pole bending and barrel racing respectively. Fourth places win prizes but cannot advance to nationals. Candy Case and Joe Transmeier also competed in rodeo events. The Northwest salmon industry centers in Seattle.
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First Baptist Pastor Has Piece in Journal
Rev. M. C. Allen, pastor of the Lawrence First Baptist Church, writes a 15 page article in Religion in Life on The Clergy in Ibsen's Plays. The piece, begun at Kansas University editor Dr. A C Edwards suggestion, analyzes clergy characters and their relevance to ministers today.
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Tennessee Williams Tests New Play Abroad at Spoleto
The Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto Italy will review Tennessee Williams new work The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Any More in July. The event brings Williams to an international stage with the staged reading or production under festival auspices.
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