Federal Agency To Be Started In Poverty War
Washington AP reports a new federal agency will coordinate existing poverty programs and directly run funds for Youth Conservation Corps and National Service Corps. The plan aims to resolve a tug of war among agencies as Walter Heller drafts the president’s poverty message for Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Youth Conservation Corps
National Service Corps
Congress
Sargent Shriver
Departments of Labor, Welfare
Interior
Defense
Agriculture
Walter Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Shri‘ver
Welfare
Shriver
US to Allow Reactor Lock in International Inspection
At the 17 nation disarmament conference the United States said it will place the Rowe Massachusetts nuclear reactor under IAEA inspection to promote a worldwide safeguard system. Adrian S Fisher said the move aims to deter misuse of civil reactors for weapons and may spur Soviet and other nations to reciprocate. The plan includes existing IAEA inspections of three smaller American reactors at Brookhaven NY and Piqua OH to help develop safeguards.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian S. Fisher
Rowe
Mass
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Fisher
Brookhaven
N.Y
Piqua
Ohio
Nazis Put Dogs In Top Quarters
At the Auschwitz war crimes trial, evidence described dogs housed in snug dry kennels with concrete floors far better than the airless mud floors and windowless barracks used by prisoners. The charges quote officials noting kennels were built to be habitable while prisoners suffered.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Auschwitz
Mayor's Prayer Breakfast Sub-Committees Named
Co chairs Chris Kraft and A E Woestemeyer lead a planning session at the Eldridge Hotel as sub committees for the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast are formed. A date awaits a securing speaker before scheduling.
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Eldridge
Chris Kraft
A. E. Woestemeyer
Device Aims At Peaceful Fusion Energy Use
NEW YORK AP In Oak Ridge Tennessee scientists built a 15 foot device DCX 2 showing hydrogen fusion can yield peaceful power. It achieves six billion degree hotter hydrogen in dense plasma and longer times than any non bomb device. Engineering needed to complete the cycle exists with deuterium fuel costing under 10 dollars per pound and producing 40 million kilowatt hours. Deuterium comes from the sea offering an inexhaustible supply.
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New York
Oak Ridge
Tenn
New York Herald Tribune
Earl Abell
Science Edi-Portert Freeesdo
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Abell
Emporia Man Endorsed As GOP Committeeman By 18 County Chairmen
Sam Mellinger of Emporia has been endorsed for Republican national committeeman by 18 county chairmen and vice-chairmen from Crawford Cherokee Bourbon Labette Neosho and Allen counties in the Fifth district. The post is vacant after Harry Darby’s resignation. The regional group urges district delegates to back Mellinger until he is released.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Crawford
Cherokee
Bourbon
Labette
Neosho
Allen
White Foundation welcomes three new trustees
A Kansas publisher nation ally known historian and a Pulitzer prize winning Washington correspondent join the William Allen White Foundation as trustees. David H. Clymer El Dorado Times Walter Johnson Chicago University author Clark R. Mollenhoff Cowles Washington correspondent and Pulitzer winner named new trustees.
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Kansas
Washington
William Allen White Foundation
Burton W. Marvin
Kansas University School of Journalism
David H. Clymer
el Dorado Times
el Dorado
KU School of Journalism
Walter Johnson
Chicago University
William Allen White
America
Clark R. Mollenhoff
Cowles Publications
Ground Breaking Planned for VFW Post 852 Home
Ground Breaking is set by Alford Clarke Post 852 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for a new $100,000 home at 2nd and Ala Streets. The ceremony starts at 10 a.m. Saturday March 14 with guests State VFW Commander John Stang and National Commander-in-Chief Joe Lombardo. Local VFW commander is Charles Wright.
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Alford-Clarke
Veterans of Foreign Wars
2Nd
Ala. Sts
VFW
John Stang
la Crosse
Joe Lombardo
Charles Wright
Garfield St
Pomona Reservoir near Lawrence nearing full pool by May dedication
The Pomona Reservoir about 40 miles southwest of Lawrence is nearly complete and aims for a full conservation pool by the May dedication. Army Engineers estimate a 25 percent chance of April 30 filling and 55 percent by June 30. Public use areas and access roads are ready as two connecting highways are built.
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Pomona
Lawrence
Army Engineers
Extension Group Approves 1965 Budget Amid Taxpayer Concerns
Douglas County Extension Council adopts a 1965 budget of 5101 000, a 22 percent rise from the current year and 46 percent above 1963, to cover salaries and potential office rental as Post Office space changes. The 3 2 vote included commissioners Chester Spray and university rep backing, with Harvey Booth and Elmer Ousdahl opposing over tax impact concerns.
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Douglas County Extension Council
Lawrence
Douglas County
Chester Spray
Extension Council
Kansas State University
Harvey Booth
Elmer Ousdahl
Kansan Sees Goldwater Delegates Set For Kansas
Wichita booster Bill Wharton predicted Kansas will send a Goldwater majority to the GOP national convention. He said at least 11 of 15 district delegates will be committed or publicly favor Goldwater, despite leaders seeking uncommitted delegates to block his nomination. He notes 3rd District results depend on Johnson County convention.
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Topeka
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kansas
Bill Wharton
Wichita
Goldwater
Frank Carlson
John Anderson
Robert Ellsworth
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Wharton
Sen. Goldwater
Sen
3Rd District
Johnson County
Bond Vote Plans Are Abandoned by Leavenworth Board
Leavenworth Board of Education votes to abandon plans for a May 5 school bond election. Superintendent Gordon Yeargan cites community concerns, high property taxes, insufficient state funds, teacher competition, and lack of sufficient support as reasons.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth Board of Education
Gordon Yeargan
Law Review Elects Kansas Student Editor In Chief
John T. Johntz Jr., a Wichita second year law student at Kansas University, has been elected editor in chief of the Kansas Law Review for the 1964 and 1965 school year.
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John T. Johntz Jr
Wichita
Kansas University
The
Kansas Law Review
Johnson lists 10 women for top government posts surprise move
President Johnson announced ten women for high government jobs at a Women’s National Press Club dinner. Virginia Mae Brown questioned acceptance of her ICC post while others include Pauline Tompkins on cultural affairs advisory panel and Katharine White as a diplomatic ambassador nominee.
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Virgina Mae Brown
Pliny
W. Va
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson
Women’s National Press Club
Anna M. Kross
Corrections
New York City
Eleanor Roosevelt
Brown
ICC
Pauline Tompkins
North Edgecomb
Maine
American Association of University Women
State Department
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times-Mirror Corp
U.S. Information Agency
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Secretary of Labor
Katharine E. White
New Jersey
Garden State Parkway
Mary Keyserling
Women’s Bureau
Labor Department
Rose McKee
Office of Public Information
Eleanor Poland
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Barbara Bolling
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
U.S
Herbert Stats
U.S. Office of Aging
KU AWS candidates named by city students and others
Lawrence KU students join the Associated Women Students race with nominees for president vice president secretary treasurer and Owens adviser. The list includes Jill Kleinberg Sharon Stalcup Joan Fowler Sheridan Whitcher Wendy Fisher Jane Loyd Anne Shantz and many others vying for AWS posts Panhellenic and Inter Residence Council seats also targeted by contenders from across Kansas City Topeka Newton and nearby towns.
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Joan Fowler
Shawnee Mission
Sheridan Whitcher
Prairie Village
Wendy Fisher
Topeka
Jane Loyd
Newton
Anne Shantz
Kansas City
Carolyn Brewster
Patricia Goering
Moundridge
Kathryn Hewett
Fort Scott
Spring Stidham
Park Ridge
Ann Peterson
Janet Phelps
St. Louis
Cheris Shelton
Edina
Minn
Jane Speirs
Dodge City
Owens
Lynette Berg
Claude
Tex
Carol McMahon
Wichita
AWS
Mary Lasley
Mission
Mary Lynn Schwentker
Ogallala
Neb
Vivian Williams
Panhellenic Council
Sharon Anderson
Paula Dickens
Joy Long
Princeton
Susan Hartley
Atwood
Donna Hunt
Jill Newburg
Carmel
Ind
Claudia Reeder
Overland Park
Parking Reserved For Ralph Votapek Concert Friday
Zones C and N around Murphy Hall will hold reserved parking for concert attendees at 8 20 p m in University Theatre. Tickets required for admission with police directing traffic to spaces. EU officials expect heavy congestion near Murphy Hall Allen Fieldhouse amid Drake Wichita playoff sellout.
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Ralph Votapek
University Theatre
Thomas Gorton
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Murphy Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Tornadoes Across South Kill Eleven, Wound Dozens
The Associated Press reports violent weather across six Southern states from Gulf air and a cold front spawned at least a dozen tornadoes. Eleven people died and about forty were injured as floods and high winds damaged homes, a power plant switchyard failed, and coastal waves battered Louisiana.
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Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Kentucky
Forrest City
Ark
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Georgia
Beech Creek
Magnolia
Hardin
Kentucky Lake
Fairdealing
Kirksey
Paducah
Henderson
Owensboro
Louisville
Tennessee Valley Authority
Pickwick Dam
Maydell Summers
Springfield
Tenn
Pickwick
New Orleans
Corinth
Miss
Wagner Funeral Delayed by Presidential Flight Diversion
The funeral of Mrs. Robert F. Wagner was briefly delayed as President Johnson diverted to Newark due to fog. He attended the service at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, then flew to Washington after leaving the church, with dignitaries including Cardinal Spellman in attendance.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Newark
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Wagner
Old Calvary Roman Catholic Cemetery
Queens
Cardinal Spellman
Florist Fights Off Robber Wounded At Grand Ave Shop
In Kansas City a 60 year old florist, Herbert Pebley, was critically wounded in a holdup at 1011 Grand Ave after grappling with the suspect. A revolver discharged during the struggle as Pebley and the robber grappled, and worker Thomas Gora detained the gunman until police arrived. The arrested suspect, Krueger Bruner, 21, is identified as an Indian from Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Kansas City
Grand Ave
Herbert Pebley
Krueger Bruner
Tulsa
Okla
Thomas Gora
Pebley Floral Co
Pebley
Gora
Newspapers Role Explained Today at Kiwanis Club
Dolph C. Simons Jr. addressed the Lawrence Kiwanis Club about the role of daily newspapers in a democracy. He argued that public knowledge of officials and actions underpins government, education policy, and local issues while noting high newspaper circulation and record advertising revenue.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence Journal-World
Simons
Trial Continues In Sinatra Jr Kidnapping Case
Actress Vicki London testified briefly in Los Angeles as the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping trial resumed. She described two phone calls on December 9 and 10 about the case while three men, including John Irwin, Barry Keenan, and Joseph Amsler, faced cross-examination. London said a paternity suit rumor involving Sinatra Jr was discussed but no suit was filed.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
John Irwin
Young Sinatra
Irwin
Barry Keenan
Joseph Amsler
Memphis
Thomas R. Sheridan
Sheridan
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Max Stalcup
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Amsterdam
North Sea
Pt Creneailt On
Charles Ilse
Merle McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Massachusetts
Associated Press
Decorating
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W. S.x
Vicki London
U.S. District Court
Milton Rudin
Lawrence Memorial Co
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