Funds Face Shortfall In KU Aid And Awards Program
KU's Office of Aids and Awards director Bob Billings says demand for National Defense Student Loans exceeds available funds for 1965 66. The program, backed by congressional and KU matching funds, now backs loans up to 1000 per year with 3 percent interest after graduation.
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Bob Billings
Office of
Aids and Awards
Kansas University
National Defense
Billings
Bullings
KU Endowment Association For National Defense
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Office of Aids and Awards
KU Endowment Association
United Student Aid Funds
Elbel Files $20 Million Suit Against Judge Curry
Donald R. Elbel former housing developer has filed a $20 million suit in Johnson County District Court charging his brother in law Charles E. Curry presiding judge of the Jackson County Missouri court with alienating Elbel’s sister Carolyn Curry Elbel. The filing alleges the divorce action filed January was caused by Curry’s malicious acts. Elbel previously served a prison term for securities violations and mail fraud related to Coffeyville Loan and Investment. Depositors lost about $1.7 million when the firm failed.
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Olathe
Kan
Donald R. Elbel
Charles E. Curry
Curry
Elbel
Jackson County
Missouri
Johnson County
Carolyn Curry Elbel
Kansas Securities
Coffeyville
Kan) Loan and Investment Co
U.S. Court of Apeals
At Least 16 Dead In Dominican Clash
In San Francisco de Macoris violence between rebels and junta forces left at least 16 dead. The OAS counted 12 rebels and four loyalists, with reports of 8 rebels killed and 30 captured from junta claims. Inter-American Commission planned to investigate amid fragile peace talks.
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Dominican
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
San Francisco de Macoris
Organization of American States
San Francisco
Inter- American Peace Force
Junta
OAS
Inter-American Human Rights Commission
VA Hospital to Get Over 1000 Nursing Beds
The Veterans Administration will set up more than 1000 nursing home beds by June 30 in 27 VA hospitals including Wadsworth Kansas with 45 beds and Poplar Bluff Missouri with 49 beds. VA administrator William J. Driver says nursing care patients now account for about one third of VA hospital admissions. Congress authorized the move last year to house older long term patients needing less supervision.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Wadsworth
Kan
Poplar Bluff
William J. Driver
Congress
Dryness Needed For Harvests In Kansas
Drying weather is needed to speed the wheat harvest across Kansas as Friday rains slow progress. If possible, cutting may begin Monday at Dighton per the state employment service. Wet fields linger in Abilene and Bucklin while some combines head north. offices in Kiowa and Anthony closed and Colby opened. Dodge City reports about half the work done and Cimarron about one third.
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Peka
Kansas
Dighton
Kansas State Employment Service
Abilene
Bucklin
Ford County
Kiowa
Anthony
Colby
Dodge City
Cimarron
Fed Chief says gloom overplayed in recession talk
Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin urged that his June speech not be read as a recession forecast. He warned critics that interpreting differences and similarities to the 1930s as prophecy risks misreading monetary policy. He spoke mainly on international finance but warned central bankers must balance inflation and deflation risks.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Columbia University
Martin
Stonier Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Menton
Washington
Federal Reserve
Colorado Blue Spruce Thrives at High Elevations
Colorado's state tree the blue spruce is described as thriving in high altitude ranges from 11 000 to 18 000 feet, highlighting its adaptability to rugged mountain environments and noting its official state designation.
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Colorado
Graduation at Leavenworth pen notables amid few attendees
A sparsely attended graduation at Leavenworth Penitentiary featured 13 of 14 graduates at a dinner and ceremony. Speaker T Howard Walker urged inmates to pursue education for outside jobs while inmate Duke recalled farm and factory work, daily routines, and the wall from inside the prison.
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Gilbert Cuthbertson
Penitentiary
J. W. O'Connor
T. Howard Walker
University Extension
Kansas University
Duke
Penitentiary Junior College
Highland Junior College
Leavenworth
Interstate Highways Reach Halfway Open to Traffic
About 47 percent of the 41 000 mile expressway network is open to traffic with work ongoing on another 5 600 miles as the new Interstate system progresses.
Pearson seeks KSU grain marketing lab funding
Sen James Pearson urged $225000 in FY starting July 1 for a grain marketing research laboratory at Kansas State University Manhattan. The project would start plans and specifications under the Agricultural Marketing Service to boost quality control and competitive markets for U S grain. Local option favors Manhattan amid existing KSU programs.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Appropriations
Kansas State University
Manhattan
James Pearson
Kansas
Sen. Pearson
Senate Subcommittee
Pearson
Agricultural Marketing Service
Department of Agriculture
United States
Viet Cong Attacks Hit Duc Hoa and Tou Marong
Viet Cong forces overran the Duc Hoa command post near Saigon and the district town of Tou Marong near Kontum in two separate attacks. Vietnamese and allied troops reported 44 Vietnamese infantrymen killed at the Duc Hoa post with 40 wounded and 34 Viet Cong dead. Radio contact with Tou Marong was lost as 200 defenders faced the assault. Fighter-bombers could not reach the region due to cloudy skies. Separately five U.S. Marines were presumed drowned when their M48 tank fell into a deep stream hole. One body was recovered. An explosion at Bien Hoa Air Base killed one American and two Australians and wounded 10 Australians, believed to be accidental possibly from a grenade.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Dong Xoai
Duc Hoa
Tou Marong
Kontum
Central Highlands
U.S
Bien Hoa
Traffic Injuries Fatal For a Thursday Victim
Donna M. Birtciel, 20, died Friday from head injuries suffered early Thursday in a one car accident on an Arkansas River bridge in South Wichita. Edward A. Casteel, 26, remained in critical condition at St. Francis Hospital after his car struck an abutment.
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Wichita
Donna M. Birtciel
Donald Birtciel
Madison
Edward A. Casteel
St. Francis Hospital
Astronaut Carpenter to Live Undersea for Month
Navy Cmdr. M. Scott Carpenter, who orbited Earth, will join an unnamed companion to live a month in a 57 foot undersea habitat off La Jolla California. Sealab II officials expect them to enter the steel structure this August.
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Washington
Navy
Cmdr
M. Scott Carpenter
la Jolla
Calif
Surace
Blast in Algiers Provokes Summit Disorder
A mystery blast damaged part of a building housing the Africa Asia summit site near Algiers injuring about 40. Authorities cited a circuit failure but rumors spoke of a bombing by anti government forces as protests flare and talks face postponement concerns.
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Algiers
Popular Liberation Movement
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Japan
Thailand
Mongolia
Tunisia
Boumedienne
Red China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Beauties Vie For State Title In Local Contest
About 50 Lawrence and Topeka girls will vie for city titles in late July in preparation for the Miss World Contest in London. Terri Blewitt, former Miss Topeka and Miss Kansas, headlines the local event. To qualify, entrants must be 17 to 27 by November 1, 1965 and may be married or single. No talent requirement. Contestants may contact Blewitt or Dorothy Lee at 1828 Walnut, Kansas City, Mo. City winners advance to the state competition the first week of August.
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Lawrence
Topeka
London
England
Terri Blewitt
E. J. Blewitt
E. 19Th Street
Kansas
Miss Blewitt
Dorothy Lee
Walnut
Kansas City
Two-Car Crash Causes $700 Damage. No Injuries
Early this morning a two-car collision at 3rd and Missouri Sts caused about $700 in damage. Drivers were Marlin G. Heffner, 28, of 819 Ark. St., and Mary Lee Alexander, 23, of Kan.
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3Rd
Missouri Sts
Marlin G. Heffner
Ark. St
Mary Lee Alexander
Kansas City, Mo
Petition for ancillary administrator in Ida Gleason Raymond estate
In the Douglas County Probate Court Elizabeth Raymond petitions for an ancillary administrator for her mother Ida Gleason Raymond. Defenses must be filed by July 20, 1965 at 2 30 p.m. in Lawrence Kansas. Elizabeth Raymond is the petitioner and Stevens Brand Brand Attorneys represent her.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Ida Gleason Raymond
Lawrence
Lila Harmon
State of
Merton Harmon
Lula Harmon
Fairfax
Ruby Lee Hausher
City of Lawrence bids for wrecking three properties
Notice from the Board of Commissioners of Lawrence calls for bids on wrecking and removal of buildings at 234 240 and 246 Illinois in West Lawrence. Bids due by 8 p m July 6 1965. Forms available from the City Clerk.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
NOTIC
Board of Commissioners
City of
Lawrence
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Street
H. ©. Fisher
Board of Commissioners of
Hatch
Illinois
Block 14
West Lawrence
City Cierk
Lost Siamese cat Minka with pink collar and reward offered
Unregistered sealpoint Siamese named Minka missing with pink collar. Call VE 24165 if found. reward. Also classified ads for apartment, summer rate, and real estate listings with prices and contact numbers.
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Minka
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Ronny
William Olin
Journal- World
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U. S
Journal-World Photo
KSU
Elizabeth Raymond
Petitioner
Stevens
Brand & Brand
H. C. Fisher
Violet C. McKone Gray
First National Bank of
Edward B. Martin
Violet CC. Mekhone Gray
Barber, Emerson & Six
Lawrence National Bank
State of Kansas
Furn
Apt
Priv
Bath
Gill Agency
Holmes, Peck & Brown
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