Dirksen urges specificity on Viet Nam concessions
Sen. Everett Dirksen challenged talk of U S concessions in Vietnam calling for precise proposals. He warned against a South Vietnamese coalition government including Communists and cited Fulbright Rusk as examples to avoid veto power and coalitions. Stevenson Shastri and McGee echoed debates on UN bombing, pauses, and academic discussion.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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House
Gerald Ford
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Shastri
State Department
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Texas
George E. Reedy
Taylor
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Free Speech Movement at Berkeley Headlines Campus Tension
On the Berkeley campus tensions rose as the Free Speech Movement formed after Sept mass rallies. Jack Weinberg’s Oct 1 arrest sparked protests with a crowd surrounding a patrol car for 24 hours while Mario Savio emerged as FSM leader. Disciplinary actions followed and Savio led a Dec sit‑in at Sproul Hall as Governor Brown ordered arrests.
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Sproul Hall
Jack Weinberg
Congress of Racial Equality
Weinberg
Mario Savio
Savio
FSM
Edward G. Brown
Hungary Chief Resigns in Soviet Style Reshuffle
Budapest AP reporting that Hungarian Communist party chief Janos Kadar resigned as premier in a government reshuffle aimed at separating top party and state duties in a move reflecting collective leadership model.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Space Grant Reapproved for KU Engineering Programs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration approves a $100,000 grant for continued space science and technology studies at the University of Kansas KU. Senator Frank Carlson announced the grant and professor William P. Smith notes the funds will support graduate training in space sciences and related fields as KU plans for a new engineering dean.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Frank Carlson
William P. Smith
KU School of Engineering and Architecture
Smith
Bing Crosby Wins Big on Meadow Court at Curragh
Dublin AP Crosby shared in Meadow Court after buying a one third stake. Meadow Court captured the Irish Derby at the Curragh earning Crosby 52940 dollars as his portion of the 155820 dollar purse.
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Dublin
Ireland
Bing Crosby
Meadow Court
Curragh
Crosby
Jean McKone Dies Sunday in Kansas City
Jean A. McKone 72 of Tonganoxie died Sunday at Kansas University Medical Center. He was father of Capt. John R. McKone, once imprisoned in 1961 by the Soviet Union. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Congregational Church Tonganoxie. Burial Hubbel Hill Cemetery. Survivors include wife Edna, another son Robert J. McKone, a brother Maj. Sam A. McKone, and six grandchildren. He was active in state politics and KU alumnus.
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Tonganoxie
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
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U.S
Soviet Union
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Congregational Church
Fred Moore
Hubbel Hill Cemetery
Freeman Olmstead
Elmira
N.Y
Reno
Leavenworth
Alf Landon
Fred Hall
Kansas University
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Phi Delta Theta
Masonic Lodge No. 6
A.M
Lawrence
Sons of American Revolution
The
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Union Mill Rite No
Kan
Sunflower Ordnance
President Johnson inaugurates satellite telephone service
President Johnson formally opened commercial telephone service by satellite with a transatlantic call relayed by the Early Bird satellite. Immediately after, officials from France Germany and Italy made calls stressing global communications' impact on world peace.
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Washington
Johnson
Six Scientists Picked for Moon Landing Preparations
Six scientists chosen for the Apollo program begin planning next month with a Houston news conference at the Manned Spacecraft Center. Two are pilots who will begin astronaut training in Houston, while four head to Williams Air Force Base, Arizona for a year of flight training. Names include Dr. Frank C. Michel of Rice University and Dr. Duane E. Graveline, with others from Stanford, Ford Motor Co. subsidiary, Navy, and U.S. Geological Survey backgrounds.
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Tex
Appelo
Manned Spacecraft Center
The
Space Center
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Houston Chronicle
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Frank C. Michel
Rice University
Duane E. Graveline
Aerospace Medical Division
Brooks Air Free Base
San Antonio
Graveline
Michel
Space
la Crosse
Wis
Newport
Owen K. Garriott
Stanford University
Enid
Okla
Edward G. Gibson
Ford Motor Co
Newport Beach
Calif
Buffalo
N.Y
Joseph P. Kerwin
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
Kennedy Pays Tribute With Nursing Scholarship Gift
Senator Edward M. Kennedy visited Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton after a three week stay last year from a crash. He announced a memorial scholarship fund to honor Edward S. Moss, a Kennedy aide killed in the crash at the school of nursing.
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Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
School of Nursing
Edward S. Moss
Kennedy
Andover
Rumsey Funeral Home Owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Fred and Oscar Rumsey operate Rumsey Funeral Home, with identifiers VI8-d111, Ady, reflecting ownership and archival listing.
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Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Damage totals from multiple city auto accidents reported
Early Sunday a parked car was struck by Harlan E. Cleaver 21 of Route 2 causing 1150 in damage with a passenger Larry W. Zornes 19 of Route 2 sustaining minor injuries. The Pierson car suffered 900 in damage. Saturday saw a collision between Walter C. Bryant 45 of 821 W 22nd St and William E. Shaw 62 of 1829 Mass St with 1000 in damage and no injuries. Two additional Saturday incidents caused 850 in damage with no injuries and a Greyhound bus was struck at 2nd and Lyons St.
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Harlan E. Cleaver
Route 2
Massachusetts
Cleaver
Larry W. Zornes
Paula D. Pierson
Mass. St
Pierson
Walter C. Bryant
W. 22Nd St
William E. Shaw
Shaw
2Nd
Lyons St
Greyhound
Encouraging Guidance Key to Campus Unrest, Harvard Scholar Says
Harvard health services chief Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth told the NEA that campus unrest is encouraging if guided by faculties. He urged fair treatment and listening to student complaints while Chancellor E K Fretwell urged more student leadership in running colleges. The NEA convention opened with a $1 million drive to aid Negro teachers displaced by desegregation.
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Harvard
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Health Services
Farnsworth
The
National Education
Fretwell
City University of New York
NEA
South
Cowboy Hall of Fame opens with giant crowd in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City welcomed a large crowd as the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center opened with a parade led by John Wayne. The dedication included tribal blessing ceremonies, a 2.5 million center, a banquet speech by Sen Milward Simpson, and initial Hall of Fame selections across several states.
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National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Western Heritage Center
Okahoma City
John Wayne
U. S
Milward Simpson
R-Wyo
Great West
Simpson
C. Gregory Crampton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Center
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Buffalo Bill Cody
Sam Houston
Brigham Young
Meriwether Lewis
William Dark
Hall of
New Mexico
Holm Olaf Bursum
California
Joseph Russ
Nebraska
George Ward Holde
Wyoming
William
Billy) Irvine
Texas
J. Frank Dobie
Nevada
Henry Hallowell Carter
North Dakota
Frank Keogh
Montana
Mortimer Hewlett Lott
Oklahoma
Lynn Riggs
Day-Care Center Planned at Plymouth Church
A community day care center named Community Children's Center is planned at Plymouth Congregational Church to open in September. It will serve 24 children ages three to five with hours 7 30 am to 5 30 pm five days weekly and will seek a state license. Initial cost is about 15000 dollars with an anticipated staff including a degree holder in child development and two part time assistants. Mrs Raymond Cerf funded an initial gift and the incorporating committee includes Rev Jack McCall Mrs Sally Krone Rev Ronald Wade and others.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Jack McCall
Incorporating
Community Children’s Center
McCall
Raymond Cerf
Sally Krone
Ronald Wade
Johanna Kapfer
Frances Horowitz
Janet Russell
Russell
Louise Cook
Barbara Brand
Emily Russell
C. R. Moffit
Krone
Loretta Rouse
Kapfer
Horowitz
Helen Gilles
James Smith
Robert Lowe
Wade
C. Garnett Henning
Teamsters End Week-Long Strike Move Goods Across Philadelphia
About 13,000 members of Teamsters Local 107 returned to work to unload and transport food and merchandise across the Greater Philadelphia area. Trucks and freight platforms operated normally as deliveries resumed to factories and stores after an unauthorized strike.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 107
Stedham Becomes Rotary Club President in Lawrence
Austin Stedham assumed the presidency of the Lawrence Rotary Club succeeding Roger Allen Jr. Jack Brand becomes vice president and Klooz secretary with a full board including Dr. Howard Wilcox George Ryan Robert Billings J. W Newsom Joh Brand and Karl Klooz. They reported on Rotary International's 60th annual meeting in Atlantic City attended earlier this month. Rotary now spans 128 countries with 17 500 clubs and 576 000 members.
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Austin Stedham
Lawrence
Atlantic City
Cabbies Strike Paralyzes New York Chicago Transport
Taxicab drivers in New York and Chicago began strikes to win union recognition. New York cabs were largely idle two hours after midnight, with leaders and police estimating up to 95 percent of the city’s 12 000 cabs out of service as workers headed to jobs.
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