Indian union movement lags U.S. in funding and leadership
Kavasseri N Subramanian, joint secretary of India's Labour Ministry, says the Indian labor movement is about 30 years behind the U.S. but progressing. On Eisenhower Exchange Fellow visit to KU, he notes unions are strong in numbers but weak financially, with reliance on outsider leaders and limited internal leadership. He adds both sides seek internal leadership development and prefer labor with cooperation over management conflict.
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Kansas University
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Rived
Lawrence
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America
Philippines Claim On British North Borneo Stirs Diplomatic Talk
Manila reports President Diosdado Macapagal asserting Philippine sovereignty over British North Borneo and inviting Britain to begin negotiations. He cited a British note recognizing the territorial dispute and based the claim on a 1878 lease by the sultan of Sulu.
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Wimbledon to test backless bras in bold new look
London AP reports this year’s Wimbledon faces a historic challenge as backless dresses appear in the lineup. Six competitors including Maria Bueno Lea Pericoli Sylvanna Lazzarino Pat Stewart and Carol Caldwell plan skimpy outfits, with designers Ted Tinling Fred Perry and Harold Peters testing functional backless bras after four months of work and a long trial by Bueno.
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Fred Perry
Harold Peters
Brazil
Maria Bueno
Italy
Lea Pericoli
Sylvanna Lazzarino
America
Pat Stewart
Carol Caldwell
South Afric
Valerie Forbes
Tinling
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Red China defensive posture viewed by Hong Kong intel
Western intelligence in Hong Kong sees Red China's buildup opposite the Nationalist islands as defensive though a Communist attack cannot be ruled out. Observers think an offensive would be triggered if Chiang Kai-shek aimed to retake the mainland, with an estimate of roughly three to one against.
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Red
Red China
Is Avocado Ripe Test
A simple method to test summer avocados for ripeness uses a toothpick inserted at the stem end. If the toothpick glides in easily, the fruit is ready to eat.
High bike handlebars spark debate among Lawrence riders
Lawrence riders debate the appeal of tall handlebars as a fad with no clear reason beyond novelty. Downtown shopping nights prove busy, while city records note 313 new dwelling units issued in a 12 month span ending May 31. Over 90 Army Reserve officers from the 89th Division return after two weeks of training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri.
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Louis Stone
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Lawrence Area
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James T. Bogin Jr
Park Hill Terr
Floyd Hild
Kansas City
John Arduser
Herbert Protzmann
Financier Fled to France in $754,000 Celotex bid
Jacques Sarlie a Wall Street associate of Edward M. Gilbert fled to Paris around June 9 or 10 leaving a $754,000 stock order unpaid. McDonnell and Co. Inc sued in State Supreme Court alleging fraud and creditor defraud by Sarlie. Gilbert already flew to Brazil June 13 after buying Celotex stock and pursuing a Celotex E L Bruce merger. he faces claims over unauthorized withdrawals of $1,953,000 from E L Bruce.
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Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
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Sarlie
State Supreme Court
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Celotex Corp
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Celotex
E. L. Bruce Co
E. L. Bruce
Adenauer and Rusk Report Berlin Accord Reached
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk held a 70 minute private meeting in Bonn and announced full agreement on Berlin and other mutual interests. Adenauer said their thoughts and aims coincide and described the talk as frank and confidential.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
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Rusk
Adenauer
Kennedy
Flight Engineers Union Talks Enduring Pan Am Eastern with TWA
Union representatives for Pan American World Airways and Eastern Air Lines met to discuss a proposed labor agreement with Trans World Airlines. The talks focused on wage scales work rules and job duties for flight engineers amid ongoing industry negotiations.
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Utility Co. Executive Dies at 74 in Warrensburg
Ralph J. Green age 74 chairman of the Missouri Public Service Co. died in a Warrensburg hospital after being taken there Monday following a heart attack.
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Ralph J. Green
Missouri Public Service Co
GOP Senator Case Dies After 25 Years in Congress
Washington AP reports Senator Francis Case R SD died at 65 after 25 years in Congress. Former newspaper editor raised cattle near Custer South Dakota, key figure on water conservation highways and Missouri River projects. He chaired Public Works and served on Armed Services and Appropriations committees.
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Custer
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Lawrence Firm Wins Bid for Kansas Employment Security Building
The Lawrence Construction Co. won the bid for the Kansas Employment Security building at 839 Ky. St. with a bid of 62 685 dollars. Ground clearing is complete and officials expect details on a start date. The one story brick and cement block structure will span about 3 200 square feet with a main waiting area offices a conference room and climate control.
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Kansas Employment Security
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Pittsburg
Manhattan
Topeka
Climber Party Found Safe in Nepal After Weeks Missing
A four member group including Woodrow Wilson Sayre has been located in Nepal near Namche Bazar Khum Jung. Sayre is a Tufts professor and grandson of Woodrow Wilson. The climbers vanished May 2 while attempting Gya Chungkang, a 25910 foot peak east of Everest.
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Norman Hanson
Boston
Roger Alan Hart
Tufts
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Brown and Nixon Meet First Time in California Campaign
Stanford AP report on the 1962 California governor race notes the first face to face meeting between Edmund G. Brown and Richard M. Nixon. Topics include Nixon's call for a TV debate, Brown inviting inquiry into public records, Nixon promising open news access, and Brown urging less name calling and more government background in newspapers.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Brown
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertises Spacious Foyer
An advance notice highlights the Rumsey Funeral Home offering a large foyer suitable for inclement weather gatherings. The listing labels the space as VI3-51L1 and notes its availability for events and services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Plane crash missing? Air France flight details in Caribbean
The Caribbean flight with 10 crew and 102 passengers departed Paris with a Lisbon stop. Captain Andre Lesieur led the flight as it carried many likely non American passengers to Guadeloupe, an overseas department near Martinique.
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Lisbon
Air France
Andre Lesieur
Gaudeloupe
France
Leeward Islands
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Martinique
Governor's Economic Development Committee Plans Report
A 21 member Governor's Economic Development Committee met here Thursday night and again today to finish a report for the 1963 State Legislature. E R Zook said progress is good after about 35 meetings since August 1961. The group plans to include the Journal World Vacation Pak service as an advertising note.
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Governor’s Economic Development Committee
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawk Kiwanis launches tree planting project in Lawrence
The Jayhawk Kiwanis Club announces a city wide effort to insure the future tree population and combat Dutch elm disease. The plan calls for residents to plant at least one tree this summer with proceeds from a July 28 29 sale at Blair's Nursery to fund public tree planting.
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Jayhawk Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Les Furlong
R. Wayne Nelson
Gail Darrow
Carl Dixon
Robert H. Pierce
Ernest Klooz
Ralph Dunn
Blair’s
23Rd and
Sts
Jayhawk Kiswanians
Don Hults
Kansas
Hults
Card of Thanks for hospital care and flowers
Mrs. Harlan Graber and David T thank hospital staff and Dr Wilcox for wonderful care during their stay. They also thank relatives friends and neighbors for flowers cards and letters and thank Rev Martin Barker Drs Reed and Jones and third floor nurses for their kindness.
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Harlan Graber
David
Martin Barker
Reed and Jones
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