Bubb Chosen as State Regents Chairman in Topeka
Henry Bubb of Topeka elected chairman of the State Board of Regents for the next fiscal year. W. F. Danenbarger of Concordia named vice chairman. Office terms begin July 1 with Max Bickford reappointed secretary. Mildred LeSner named budget officer as the board reviews budget requests from five state schools and related entities.
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Topeka
Henry Bubb
State Board of Regents
Bubb
John Anderson
Clyde Reed
Parsons
W. F Dannenbarger
Concordia
Danenbarger
Max Bickford
Mildred LeSner
State Budget Department
School For the Deaf
School For the Blind
Bickford
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Regents
Med Center
Medical Center
John E. Chapman
Jack D. Walker
Pittsburg
Soviets Stand Firm Against Chinese in Ideological Talks
The Central Committee in Moscow orders negotiators to hold fast against Chinese ideological demands scheduled for July 5. Pravda reports the move after accusing China of breaking the non open war of words agreement and condemning Khrushchev’s leadership amid Cuban crisis tensions.
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Moscow
Central Committee of
The
Communist Party
Central Committee
Pravda
Soviet Union
China
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Reed Hughes Pact Names Change in Lawrence Medical Practice
Dr Ralph Reed will hand over practice to Dr Robert Hughes who has practiced 40 years here after two years in Russell. Reed has lived in Lawrence since 1956 and will leave next week for a three year Mayo Clinic fellowship in internal medicine, planning to return to Lawrence afterward.
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Ralph Reed
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Russell
Reed
Lawrence
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Kennedy Trip Aims for Maximum Exposure in Europe
The 10 day Kennedy itinerary targets European crowds to shape his image as a young vibrant leader. Officials plan motorcades TV appearances and two major speeches while press coverage and taxpayer funding underscore the publicity push.
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Kennedy
Truman
Eisenhower
Italy
West Germany
England
Ireland
JFK
Berlin Wall
U.S
State Department
Europe
Jackie
Caroline
Young John
India
Mamie
Arizona
Jim Clark Expands Kansas City Auto Dealership
Jim Clark owner of Jim Clark Motors announced the purchase of State Avenue Dodge Inc in Kansas City Kansas effective July 1. He will split time between Lawrence and Kansas City operations, with 35 KC staff and 20 at Lawrence. Clark has held civic roles in Lawrence and serves on the Dodge Dealer Products advisory board.
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Jim Clark
Jim Clark Motors
Kansas City
Kan
Chrysler, Dodge and Imperial
State Avenue Dodge, Inc
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
The
Journal-World
Clark
Ransdell Motor Co
Douglas County Centennial Commission
Cosmopolitan Civic Club
Third International
Dodge Dealer Products
Harold Barr to Succeed C E Birch in Rite Post
Dr Harold G Barr is named deputy in Lawrence Scottish Rite, taking over from Clarence E Birch who served over ten years. The appointment, planned two years ago, was delayed by Barrs illness but now becomes effective with Barr advising and supervising Rite operations in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Harold Barr
C. E. Birch
Rite Post
Claud F. Young
Scottish Rite
Washington
Harold G. Barr
Lawrence
Clarence E. Birch
Birch
Barr
Valley of
Macmillan vows to stay on as prime minister amid protests
Harold Macmillan told a Conservative rally he will not resign over the Profumo scandal. He responded to demonstrators by saying his 40 years in politics show his commitment and that panic or obstinacy will not make his life worthless.
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U.S
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Macmillan
Rome
JFK
London
Harold Macmillan
Confirmation Lacking on Cuban Council Commando Report
Miami AP dispatch notes no solid confirmation of a reported Cuban Revolutionary Council commando thrust. Rival exile groups criticize the landings at several Cuban points, saying they did more harm than good.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Council
Republicans Pick 64 Convention Site In Denver Contention
The Republican National Committee chooses the 1964 convention city from seven bids with Detroit Chicago Dallas Philadelphia Atlantic City Miami Beach San Francisco under consideration. Western leaders push for greater influence led by Sen. Gordon Allott and Gov. Clifford Hansen as Goldwater looms in debate.
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Denver
Republican National Committee
Atlantic City
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Allott
Clifford P Hansen
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Peter H. Dominick
Senate
West
Dominick
Goldwater
Inge heckled by alarm clock scene at KU talk
Lawrence audience disrupts playwright William Inge as a woman releases a plastic bag alarm clock during his talk at Kansas University. Heglares and jokes scene stealer as attendees laugh. Lawrence attorney Kermit Beal to become president of the Lawrence Jaycees at 6:30 p m banquet at the Hotel Eldridge. Danny Thomas eats at Turnpike Restaurant on business trip. Baseball attendance records eyed at Municipal Park as Legion invitational draws near. Ober's of the Eastern Kansas Softball League meets Hornets in Topeka with doubleheaders at South Park and Forbes.
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William Inge
Kansas University
Inge
Lawrence
Kermit Beal
Lawrence Jaycees
Eldridge
Danny Thomas
Lawrence Turnpike
J. R. Heidlebaugh
Kansas Turnpike
Thomas
Dorsey Liberty Post Legion
Municipal Park
Legion
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Neb
Ober’s
Hornets
Topeka
South Park
Ober
Forbes
Lawrence Firm Secures KU Fire System Contract in Bid Round
Kansas University officials awarded Huxtable Electrical Co. of Lawrence the contract to install a fire detection system at the KU Art Museum for 6,660 dollars and named Huxtable the apparent low bidder on Memorial Drive street lighting with 10,626 dollars for three fewer lamps. Underwood Construction Co. of Topeka was the apparent low bidder at 2,555 dollars to install ventilation parts in university tunnels. Decisions on bids will be made next week.
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Kansas University
Keith Lawton
KU Art Museum
Huxtable Electrical Co
Lawrence
Lawton
Huxtable
Underwood Construction Co
Topeka
Underwood
Pillow Fight Ends in Tragedy for Minnesota Family
In Minnetonka a pillow fight among three brothers turned deadly when the oldest, 6 year old Joseph Brian Johnson, struck his neck on a bedstead and died. Coroner reports a ruptured windpipe as the cause. The incident involved brothers Peter and Tony Johnson in the suburban area.
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Minneapolis
Pontiff Paul VI vows bold push for Christian unity
Pope Paul VI pledges to continue John XXIII’s ecumenical work and to pursue world peace. He emphasizes unity among Christians, inviting all to join in reintegrating unity and building a world order rooted in charity and God's laws. He names Cardinal Cicognani secretary of state to lead efforts.
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Pope Paul
Pope John
Ecumenical Council
John XXII
John
Christ
Rome
Paul VI
John XXIII
Amleton Cardinal
Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
Palmer Falls Back in National Open After Double on 11th
Arnold Palmer melted from the lead after a triple bogey seven on the 11th hole. Through 11 holes in Brookline, he stood five over par for the round and four behind leader Don Finsterwald.
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Brookline
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Pilot survives 5000 foot plunge after F-8 crash
Marine Lt. Cliff J. Judkins describes bailing out as his F-8 Crusader failed 5000 feet above the ocean. He watched the oil slick from the crash, floated three hours in a life vest, was rescued by a minesweeper, and transported to Haven with multiple fractures but expected to recover to fly again.
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Cliff J. Judkins
Judkins
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Japan
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Haven
Kansas to survey computer use and printing plant costs
Legislative Budget Committee will study electronic computer use in state government and the operations and charges of the state printing plant. Chairman Sen. Glee Smith said last year’s high speed equipment cost nearly 1.6 million dollars in Topeka and more agencies may join.
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Topeka
Legislative Budget Committee
Glee Smith
R - Larned
Smith
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of State
State Highway Department
Two State Children Victims in Wreck in Louisiana
In SHREVEPORT Louisiana AP three year old Ervin Nix Jr. died in a hospital becoming the third victim of a car truck collision that killed his younger brother Ronald Nix and Roxy Ann Reed both three. The car carried seven family members. Ruth Adkinson the grandmother was critically injured. The elder Nix and his wife Peggy were hurt but not critically. Their daughter Mary age three was uninjured. Roxy Ann was visiting her grandmother in Blanchard. Mrs Adkinson was the mother of Mrs Reed and Mrs Nix.
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Shreveport
Ervin Nix Jr
Blanchard
Ronald Nix
Roxy Ann Reed
F. Reed
Rt. 1
Ashland
Kan
Ruth Adkinson
Nix
Peggy
Mary
Roxy Ann
Adkinson
Reed
Gratitude for care after Ruth Taylor's death
Expressions of thanks to Drs Walters Reed and Robinson and Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff for care during illness and death of Ruth Taylor, along with friends for sympathy shown.
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Lawrence Lodge No. 6
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Adenauer
West Berlin
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Oscar Rumsey
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