Bidault Seeks Asylum as German Consideration Grows
In Bonn a spokesman said Chancellor Adenauer returned Bidault’s asylum letter unopened. Bidault, French ex premier linked to anti Gaulle movements, was found near the Swiss border and seeks asylum in Bavaria sharing police protection. Government deliberations proceed with possible expulsion or residence if granted asylum.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Georges Bidault
Bavaria
Bidault
Charles de Gaulle
Adenauer
Werner Krueger
Krueger
Austria
Switzerland
France
Erwin Gerhardt
Interior Ministry
Gerhardt
Steinbach
Lake Woerthsee
Munich
Wichita University bill delayed 24 hours
Topeka AP reports Rep. John Conard chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee announced a 24 hour delay in further consideration of the Wichita University bill. The delay affects upcoming committee actions and potential campus measures.
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Conard
House
Ways and Means
Wichita University
Publishers Try To Lock In Contracts With Craft Unions
Publishers representatives met with two striking craft unions in New York to speed contracts and reopen the city’s eight closed papers. A key issue is aligning expiration dates with the AFL CIO Newspaper Guild and nine craft unions. The wage and fringe-benefit figures differ, delaying a settlement to end the 94 day shutdown.
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New York
Afl-Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
C. Raymond Hassard
the Times
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas
Partly cloudy and mild through Tuesday with tonight’s low in the 35 to 40 range. Tuesday’s high in the mid 30s. Yesterday’s high 51 and low 24. year ago today high 0 and low -5. Rainfall 0.02 inch.
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Kansas
Kansas Weather Outlook From Tuesday Through Saturday
Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees below normal with minor daily changes. Highs in the 50s and lows near 30. Precipitation expected around a quarter to three quarters of an inch, mainly after midweek. Hallmark cards Key Rexall Adv.
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Kansas
McNamara: Arms in Cuban caves not offensive yet
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara tells the House committee that missiles may be hidden in Cuban caves but are not offensive weapons. He defends Kennedy policy, rejects a U.S. Soviet missile swap linkage, and says Cubans and Soviets could not hide large offensive missiles in Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
House
Armed Services Committee
McNamara
Kennedy
Turkey
Italy
Caribbean
KU Friends activity starts in Greater Kansas City area
More than 200 Kansas University alumni in Greater Kansas City will start activities with a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Embassy Restaurant. Dr James R Surface will discuss private support at KU. Robert D Hovey of Prairie Village chairs the program to encourage gifts from KU alumni in the region.
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Greater Kansas City
Kansas University
Friends of KU
Embassy
James R. Surface
Robert D. Hovey
Prairie Village
Kansas
Greater
Kansas City
Greater University Fund
Weekend Crash Wounds Not Serious for Area Victims
Four people injured in three weekend traffic accidents near the city. A 10 year old boy was cut above the eye after darting into a car on Highway 40. A 56 year old woman suffered a stitched lip in a two car collision at 12th and N Y streets. A two car crash near U S 40 left a young girl with a head bump. No serious injuries reported.
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12Th and
N. Sts
Maude Green
Highway 40
12Th
N. Y
N. Y. St
Charles W. Coleman
Ohio
Andy Martinez
Haskell
Martinez
Debra Boggs
Route 1
Leavenworth
Lawrence Avenue
U.S. 40
Harold L. Boggs
Bill B. Bagley
Dalton N. Gannon
Linwood
Lloyd E. Deems
22Nd St
Gannon
Michael
Freeman
LaVerne
Curtis
Jimmy
LaVerne Freeman
Michael Gannon
Slight Warmer Weather Forecast for Lawrence Tuesday
A bit warmer weather is expected in the Lawrence area on Tuesday with a high in the mid 50s and partly cloudy skies. Sunday night precipitation totaled .02 inch. Meanwhile snowstorms in northwestern Kansas dumped 6 to 8 inches before leaving the state. Tonight mild drop expected in Northeast Kansas to 35 to 40 degrees.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Fate of Douglas County Mental Health Center At Stake
The city county health board will vote on the center’s future tonight at 7 30 in the health department basement. Under current funds the center could operate only until mid 1964, with annual fees and a quarter mill levy covering operations though a half mill may be sought. Sources say commissioners Harvey Booth Walter Kampschroeder and Elmer Ousdahl favor a levy increase to keep the center open.
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Douglas County
City-County Health Board
Gary Lee
Harvey Booth
Walter Kampschroeder
Elmer Ousdahl
Jaycees
Lawrence
Senator Ward Hospitalized at Topeka Capitol
Senator William H. Ward of Marion was taken to a Topeka hospital after collapsing at the state capitol with a pain in his side. He was attended by fellow senators and his condition was not immediately released.
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Topeka
William H. Ward
Marion
State Capitol
Jaycees Start On Swim Pool Drive
The Lawrence Jaycees push a $195 000 Broken Arrow Park pool bond on the April 2 election ballot. A four page brochure outlines costs for various property valuations, park features, and a future school plan. The drive promotes a self supporting pool with low yearly tax impact and a family season ticket offer.
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Jaycees
Lawrence Jaycees
Broken Arrow Park
Louisiana Street
Kennedy says 6 percent unemployment nation’s shame
President Kennedy and Secretary Wirtz urge rapid action on tax cuts and programs to speed the economy. The annual manpower inventory cites 4.9 million unemployed of 66.3 million in the labor force, 6.1 percent, highest since 1961.
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Kennedy
Congress
America
W. Willard Wirtz
Capitol Hill
Wirtz
White House
Toynbee to Speak at KU Hoch Auditorium March 18
Historian Arnold J. Toynbee will deliver a humanities lecture at 8 p.m. on March 18 in Hoch Auditorium at Kansas University. The event, free to the public, features Toynbee discussing An Historian Looks at the World Today as part of the sixth lecture series this year. He arrives from a Kansas visit with planned talks in Topeka and Wichita, and is noted for studies on civilizations and the challenge and response theory.
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Toynbee
Hoch
Arnold J. Toynbee
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Elmer F. Beth
Prof. Toynbee
Grinnell College
Iowa
Wichita
Topeka
Topeka Institute of International Relations
Oxus
Jumna
University of Kansas
East
Europe
Joe
University of Kansas dean discusses student life and discipline
The piece profiles Laurence C. Woodruff, KU dean of students and biology entomology professor, outlining his career and examining the evolving role of a campus personnel dean. It notes student perceptions, disciplinary challenges, and how universities balance classroom and non classroom duties amid modern tech and social changes.
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Laurence C. Woodruff
Kansas University
Cornell
Woodruff
Wew
Westwood Rd
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