Scranton Hopes to Avoid GOP Presidential Run
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton told the AP he intends to avoid seeking the Republican presidential nomination and would decline a possible vice presidential offer. He said he remains not a candidate, not interested in a national office, and supports state and local solutions over federal aid.
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Scranton
GOP
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Associated Press
Big City
Johnson
Goldwater
Men Beat Women in KU College Bowl Competition
Kansas University's annual college bowl saw eight women's teams in the field yet two undefeated men's groups Alpha Kappa Lambda and Stephenson Hall won all three Sunday matches. Watkins Hall was the lone women's group to defeat a men's team, and finals are tentatively set for late March or early April with plans to televise.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Stephenson Hall
Bob Shenk
Lawrence
Watkins Hall
Foster Hall
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Jolliffee Hall
Battenfeld Hall
Templin Hall
Joseph R. Pearson
Prose
Charles Marvin
Shhenk
Oklahoma University
Shenk
Cassius Clay
Joe Louis
Brown Bomber
Easter Island
High Court Upholds Texas Districts Ruling Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court affirmed the Texas districts are unconstitutional and allowed officials to seek further relief by April 1 in Houston federal court. The stay remains in effect pending timely relief and final disposition. Justice Brennan wrote for the court in the cited actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
High Court
U.S. District Court
Houston
Federal District Court
High Tribunal
Hugo L. Black
John Connally
District Court
Mexico
Tom C. Clark
Georgia
Greensboro
N.C
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Southern California Edison Co
Colton
Calif
William J. Brennan
Colonel Killed In Car Crash Near Alamogordo
Colonel John Nickerson, 49, of Fort Bliss Texas, died in a two car crash 11 miles south of Alamogordo on U S 54 along with Mrs Nickerson 47. Their sons H R 9 and Danny 12 were injured as was Terrell Adam White 16 and driver Epi Gurule 47. Nickerson had previously leaked information about the defense missile program and faced penalties in 1957.
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Alamogordo
N.M
John Nickerson
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Army
Here
U.S. 54
Nickerson
Nickersons
H. R
Danny
Terrell Adam White
el Paso
Epi Gurule
San Patricio
Huntsville
Ala
Air Force
Panama Canal Zone
Danakil People of Ethiopia Live on Hippo Meat
The primitive Danakil people of Ethiopia wear almost nothing and subsist largely on hippopotamus meat.
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Ethiopia
Hoffa Jury Tampering Trial Enters Final Argument Phase
Prosecutor James Neal framed Hoffa as leading an attack on the jury system as final arguments begun in the seven week trial. Hoffa and five others face bribery and conspiracy charges from the 1962 Nashville jury case. verdict awaited by a 12‑member panel.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
James Neal
Teamsters
Hoffa
Nashville
Neal
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
U.S
Detroit
Allen Dorfman
Chicago
Thomas Ewing J. Tweel
Huntington, W. Va
Ewing King
Engineering Day Plans At KU Announced By John Roger
KU senior John Roger announces Engineering Day to be held March 20 at Kansas University. Events start about 12 30 p.m. with St Pat wheelbarrow race down Jayhawk Boulevard followed by a dance at 8 30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn featuring the Modern Jazz Sextet. Queen candidates are nominated by KU women's living groups.
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The
Engineering Council At
Kansas University
John Roger
W. 25Th St
Pat Kennedy
Leawood
Jim Tilford
Wichita
Roger
Committee Members Listed For Oread Jazz Festival
Kansas University students named to festival committees announced by Mike Bush chairman for the event set for April 25 at KU The list includes Larry Beard Jack Perkins Karen Darby Mike Rogers Ken Riley Bob Herbert Richard Wright Phillip Jacka Charles Walker Terry Vanderplas and Michael Maher faculty advisor Ten collegiate jazz groups will perform in the Kansas Union from 10 a m to 5 p m April 25 The evening concert at Hoch Auditorium features Woody Herman with the winning band earning prizes including a trip to Europe
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Kansas University
Oread
Mike Bush
Glendale
Larry Beard
Meade
Jack Perkins
Atherton
Calif
Karen Darby
Kansas City
Mike Rogers
Osawatomie
Ken Riley
Bob Herbert
Webster Groves
Charles Walker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Terry Vanderplas
Phillipsburg
Michael Maher
Kansas Union
Woody Herman
Hoch Auditorium
Joplin
Cerritos College
Norwalk
George Southgate
Normal
Ill
the Green
Chicago
U S Summer School Seeks Talented For Space Probe Work
A government sponsored summer program invites undergraduates to apply for the Summer Institute in Space Physics at Columbia University New York. Fifty graduate students will receive grants to attend the six week program July 6 to August 7 focusing on astronomy geophysics and spaceflight fields. Applicants need three years of college math or physical science study and should apply by March 18 to the director Columbia University New York.
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Washington
Times - Post
Columbia University
New York
Nautics and
Space Administranatutics and Space Administration
Alabama
Maryland
Florida
Summer Institute In Space Physics
Sedgwick Demos Back William J Robinson
Sedgwick County Democrats endorsed County Chairman William I Robinson in his bid for national committeeman in Wichita. Backers of Frank Theis and Paul Aylward sought support but failed to gain Sedgwick backing during the precinct meeting.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Democrats
William I. Robinson
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Theis
Paul Aylward
Ellsworth
National Post
Texaco Service Ad At 9th and Miss
Art Nease Texaco Service offers tune up stall service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing aligning generator and starter service pickup and delivery road service call VI3 9897 for 9th and Miss locations
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Nease Texaco
Miss
Talks Begin in Bangkok to Solve Malaysia Rift
In Bangkok a new round of ministerial talks opens with Indonesia pressuring for peace while threatening extermination of Malaysia. Indonesia accuses Britain of bases that fuel regional conflict, and Malaysia boosts troops on Borneo as clashes rise. Indonesia seeks to free people from imperialism and denies territorial aims. Malaysian forces seek guerrilla withdrawals and a Kennedy-brokered cease-fire.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Indonesia
Malaysia
Abdul Haris Nasution
Britain
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Indonesian Borneo
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Istanbul Name Change Noted in Turkish Republic Era
Istanbul was called Constantinople until 1923 when it became part of the new Republic of Turkey, reflecting national renaming.
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Istanbul
Constantinople
Republic of
Turkey
Kansan Dies in Hawaii Surfing Tragedy
Richard T. Johns 21, son of Maj. and Mrs. Richard Johns of Schilling AFB Salina Kansas, drowned during a surfing accident at Papaloa Beach near Honolulu. A church college of Hawaii sophomore, he was reported missing by two friends, body found two hours later with facial wounds from coral contact.
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Honolulu
Richard T. Johns
Richard Johns
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kan
Papaloa Beach
Johns
Church College of Hawaii
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