Wallace and Johnson to Confer on Selma Race Issues
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace traveled to Washington to meet President Lyndon Johnson about the state's racial problems. Wallace, who had requested a White House appointment, arrived by state plane and planned a noon discussion with Johnson. He was met by executive assistant Hunter Phillips for the visit arrangements.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Johnson
Wallace
White House
Hunter Phillips
Phillips
Pickets Picket White House As Civil Rights Protests Go On
Civil rights demonstrators camped around the White House on Pennsylvan ia Ave seeking federal action on voter registration in Selma Alabama. Police cleared sit ins and arrested 36 marchers while crowds swelled to about 400. Johnson and officials faced calls for marshals or troops.
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Johnson
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Executive Mansion
Selma
Ala
Pennsylvania
Ave
Executive Office
Laurance S. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Bis
Johnson- Wallace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Newport
R.I
Central High School
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Congress
Montgomery
Wallace
New York
Capitol Hill
National Council of Churches” ‘Commission On Religion and Race
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Katzenbach
Cal Regents Meet Over Kerr Meyerson Resignations
Regents to decide whether University of California President Clark Kerr and Berkeley Chancellor Martin Meyerson should stay amid six months of campus turmoil. Gov Brown and the academic senate favor keeping them. Strong blames Kerr for capitulating to revolt.
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Berkeley
Calif
Kerr
Meyerson
Academic Senate
Gov. Brown
Board of Regents
Brown
Edward W. Strong
The
Oakland Tribune
Strong
Dirksen and Fulbright Clash Over U S Policy Toward Russia
In Washington the Senate leader Everett Dirksen argued the United States must stop retreating and stand firm against the Soviet Union. He cited a need to protect self respect and world prestige, while Senator Fulbright defended cautious hard bargaining and criticized excess anti communism.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
United States
Russia
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Riowa
Midwest
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Soviet Union
Fulbright
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Miller
Observance Warns of Household Poison Dangers
National Poison Prevention Week highlights risks from common items in homes especially to children under five. Kitchens and bedrooms are major sources with medicines and cleaning agents causing most incidents. prevention includes locked medicine chests and proper container storage. Medical help should be sought immediately in poisoning cases and a poison center is located at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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United States
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
National Association of Retail Druggists
Discontent At Levee Plan Voiced At Friday Hearing
A Friday night flood control hearing for North Lawrence drew an overflow crowd of 100 plus as critics questioned a $5 million levee project. Villagers, mostly farmers near Kaw Valley, pressed officials and Army Engineers about costs and financing amid a county commissioner's pointed critique of city indebtedness and bond plans.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
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City Commission
City Hall
Douglas County
Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Ralph Bunce
Ash St
Jim Owens
Elmer Ousdahl
March for Selma Today in City
A sidewalk march in support of the civil rights struggle in Selma Alabama was planned for this afternoon with about 300 people expected. Rev. C Garnett Henning coordinated the event guiding the route from St Luke A M E Church to the Douglas County Courthouse for a statement and prayer.
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Ala
C. Garnett Henning
St. Luke A.M.E. Church
9Th and
N.Y. Sts
Ninth Street
Massachusetts
Douglas County Courthouse
Jane Heck
Walter Heck
Douglas County
Central Junior High School
Lawrence
Heck
Grant School
Baldwin
Journal-World Photo
Ducks Are Ready KU Spring Fling Ducknapping Event
KU students join Spring Fling on March 24 to 27 in a ducknapping contest. Live ducks are moved to residence halls for a cage based caper ending with an afternoon Potter Lake race. Rules impose liability for damage and restrict cage access and timing to avoid university policy conflicts.
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Kansas University
Association of University
Ku’s Potter Lake
Hell Grounds
Weather to Stay About the Same Through Weekend
The forecast from the Weather Bureau in Topeka calls for partly cloudy to cloudy skies with little temperature change into Sunday. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph will diminish tonight. Highs in the upper 40s today and Sunday, with a low around 30. Friday’s Lawrence high was 49 with a 29 low and 28 overnight.
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U. S
Topeka
Lawrence
Interfaith Service for Rights Held at St. John’s
A 2:30 p.m. Sunday interfaith service at St. John’s Catholic Church brings together five Lawrence faith groups Protestants Catholics Jews Unitarians and Bahais. The Lawrence Interfaith Committee organized the event with Mrs. Robert Frians as chairwoman to voice concern for human rights in America focusing on Selma Alabama.
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Selma
America
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lawrence
Lawrence Interfaith Committee
Robert Frians
Ala
Ala. Mrs. Frians
Robert R. Sokal
Marvin McKnight
Harvard Wilbur
Roy D. Laird
Michael Moriarty
Paul Davis
America the Beautiful
Battle Hymn of the Republic
A. L. Parker
Hearings Begin Monday on Douglas County Valuations
Douglas County property owners may protest new real estate valuations starting Monday at 8 a.m. in the assessor’s office. Hearings run through Friday and resume March 22 to 26, with protests advised to bring mailed cards showing plate numbers.
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Douglas County
Cole-Layer- Trumble
Dayton
Ohio
11Th and
Mass, Sts
Darwin Rogers
Douglas County Commission
Harvey Booth
Board of Equalization
Rogers
Elmer Ousdahl
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Mostly Cloudy With Small Change
Partly cloudy to cloudy in northeast Kansas with little temperature change this afternoon through Sunday. South winds 10 to 15 mph this afternoon lessen tonight. Highs in the upper 40s Sunday, lows around 30. Temperature readings through 4 am show yesterday's high 49 low 29. year ago today 74 and 48.
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Kansas
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