State Camp Meet Opens at KU Campus With 200 Attendees
Kansas hosts its first annual camping conference at the Kansas Union Building. More than 200 people attend as speakers J Howard Duncan and Marvin L Thomas outline camp status and planning. The event covers sponsorship distribution housing medical care water supply and sewage facilities with co sponsors including the American Camping Association and Kansas Council of Churches.
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Topeka
J. Howard Duncan
Kansas State Board of Health
Marvin L. Thomas
Duncan
Thomas
American Camping Association
Kansas Council of Churches
KU Extension
State Board of Health
Larry J. Heeb
William J. Moore
School of Religion
George B. Smith
Ivan F. Shull
Harold B. Statler
Lyle W. Woodstock
Independence
Barbara Cole
Coats
Alfred J. Gerdel Jr
Coldwater
Gene Taylor
Ottawa
Kansas State Bowling Tournament Opens in Lawrence
The 24th annual state bowling tournament begins Saturday night at Hillcrest Bowl with 64 teams and a record entry. Competition runs weekends through May 19 excluding Easter weekend, with singles and doubles Sunday starting at 9 a.m. Prize money totals 37 99.50 dollars among 718 teams, 1 730 doubles teams, and 3 460 individuals.
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Hillcrest Bowl
Lawrence
Judge Huxman to Speak at KU Law Frat Meeting
Walter A. Huxman former Kansas governor and 10th Circuit judge will address the KU Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity on Practice in the Federal Courts at 7 p.m. in the Eldridge Hotel Crystal Room. Six initiates from Lawrence Lawrence Lamont Iowa and Leavenworth join.
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10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Rick Kastner
Lawrence
Lorin Obley
Stephen Blues
Booker Taylor
Kansas City
Terry Smith
Lamont
Iowa
Terry Pierce
Leavenworth
KU Law School
Huxman
Hutchinson
State Tax Commission
Cosmopolitan group hosts junior high Rhythm Kings concert
Cosmopolitan International met Wednesday noon in the Crystal Room of the Eldridge Hotel. The Rhythm Kings, a junior high band, played several selections. Members included Monte Antis del, Bob Laushman, Roger Laushman, David Harrell, Don Stogsdill, Bob Stan cliff, and Richard Pine with Dick Pine introducing them.
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Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
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Monte Antisdel
Bob Laushman
Roger Laushman
David Harrell
Don Stogsdill
Bob Stancliff
Richard Pine
Dick Pine
NY News Strike Talks End as Tuesday Start Loom
Publishers and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild say eight papers will not resume before Tuesday at the earliest after 97 days of closure. A $4.13 weekly offer and other terms were presented to extend the contract to match nine other unions with Mayor Wagner as mediator.
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Robert F. Wagner
Thomas J. Murphy
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Wagner
Stereotypers Union
Scannell Named Associate Dean at Kansas University
Chancellor Wescoe announced Dale Scannell will become associate dean of the Kansas University Graduate School July 1. He now serves as associate professor in the Education School and director of the Bureau of Educational Research and Service and will devote about half his time to teaching.
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Kansas University Graduate School
W. Clarke Wescoe
Scannell
Bureau of Educational Research and Service
William P. Albrecht
Kansas to consider Allen Field House for Class AA state hoops
KU could host next year’s Kansas high school Class AA state basketball tourney as KSHSAA weighs sites. Lonborg notes KU among several possibilities. decision set for April in Topeka. Other items: district court jury to report April 15, 50 fines for missing 1963 vehicle tags, 14,427 licenses sold this year.
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Allen
Kansas University
A. C. Lonborg
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Wichita
Lonborg
Prep Association
Kshsaa
Topeka
Kansas Relays Officials Plan April 19–20 Events
Kansas University officials met with Lawrence civic groups at the Hotel Eldridge to coordinate the Relays set for April 19 and 20 at Memorial Stadium. An advanced ticket drive and a downtown parade on April 20 were planned with Relays director Bill Easton noting the parade could be the biggest yet. Mike Getto serves as downtown chairman.
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Eldridge
Kansas University
Emily Taylor
Morris Kay
Carl Knox
Paul Beauchamp
J. D. King
Norman Edmonds
Bill Mayer
Maurice Barker
Greater University Fund
J. J. Wilson
Richard Barker
William Jennings
John Emerson
Robert
Justin Hill
Kenneth Anderson
Bill Collinson
Robert Byler
Skipper Williams
Journal-World Photo
Kansas Relays
Memorial Stadium
Relays
Bill Easton
Mike Getto
Eviction For Writer C L Edson In Topeka Hotel
Charles L Edson humorist and former columnist faces eviction from his railroader hotel room in Topeka March 23 as urban renewal closes the building. The 76 year old, nearly blind writer survives on 91 dollars monthly, endorsing his check for room and meals. He has a long career including The Kansas City Star Tulsa Post New York papers and books and claims to have written over 5000 poems.
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Kan
Charles L. Edson
Edson
University of Kansas
Kansas City Star
Tulsa Post
New York
Morning Sun
Evening Mail
Collier's
Lambda Chi Plans Ground Breaking at KU
Members of Lambda Chi Alpha at Kansas University announce a ground breaking ceremony Sunday for a new 200000 dollar fraternity house at the southeast corner of 19th and Iowa Streets. Construction begins March 18 with completion expected by August 15.
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Kansas University
19Th
Iowa Sts
David Brollier
Hugoton
Zeta Iota
Ohio St
Boston University
Constant Construction Co. of
Lawrence
McNamara Faces GOP Feud Over Defense Budget Cuts
Defense Secretary McNamara and Rep. Leslie Arends clash as Arends accuses him of dictatorial budgeting and adding unnecessary funds. McNamara defends reductions from service requests and notes Senate support, while public debate centers on RS70 and Skybolt programs and Kennedy backing.
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Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
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House Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
U.S
Cuba
Defense
Carl Vinson
Armed Services Committee
Department of Defense
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Kennedy
House approves unified school district bill
The House passed a unified school district bill 74 to 46 and sent it to the Senate. It stands as one of the first major items cleared from the House.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Unions Urged In Study Of Press Competition
Washington AP A spokesman for the newspaper industry urged a House subcommittee to include labor unions in its study of media competition. Stanford Smith of the American Newspaper Publishers Association cited ongoing strikes in New York and Cleveland and questioned the exemption of unions from antitrust laws.
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Today
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Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Ohio
Smith
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N Y
Celler
United States
Jesse Markham
Princeton University
National Manufacturers urge steeper tax cuts and delayed revenue reform
W P Gallander urged Congress to back tax bills by Reps Herlong and Baker offering five year reductions rather than two and tied to spending control. Justice Department indicted three Miami men for mail order real estate fraud selling undeveloped Arizona land near Lake Mead. A nationwide railroad strike threat looms after failed talks on featherbedding. Rep Clyde Doyle dies in his sleep at 75 in California.
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Ways and Means Committee
A. S. Herlong Jr
D-Fla
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Justice Department
Miami
Fla
Arizona
Cory Aurbach
David Prosser Randell
Irving Gottlieb
Lake Mead Rancheros, Inc
Hollywood
Robert F. Kennedy
Lake Mead
Desert Range
US and Soviet Gains in Europe Split Public Favor
A USIA poll shows record high favorable views of U.S. foreign policy among West Europeans while Soviet image also improves. Britain and West Germany show stronger confidence in U.S. leadership, France wavers. Soviet approval rises in several nations with improved peace image and alignment trends amid Cold War tensions.
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U.S
U.S. Information Agency
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America
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Britain
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
United States
de Gaulle
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Germany
Western
Italy
House Approves Record Military Purchase Amid Budget Fight
The House passed the largest defense bill ever at 15.8 billion for aircraft missiles and ships with 363.7 million added for RS70 reconnaissance planes. The vote was 374 to 33, sending the measure to the Senate, while a separate 226 to 179 vote backed the extra RS70s dispute.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Prouty Walks Out as Roosevelt Support Looks Strong
Republicans hope to back Roosevelt after Sen. Winston Prouty of Vermont left during a moment of boredom. Despite the exit, cordial early sessions suggest the young Roosevelt will be confirmed easily by both the committee and the Senate.
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Winston Prouty
Rvt
Good Fellowship
Committee
Senate
Card of Thanks for Sherry Kennedy Family
The Kennedy family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers food and acts of kindness during their bereavement. They will always be remembered.
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Sherry Kennedy
In Loving Memory of John Dohm and Daisy Marie Rockhold
A March 14 memorial note honors John Dohm two years since his passing, and Daisy Marie Rockhold marked twenty years since her 1963 death. Families express enduring love, faith in Jesus, and hope of reunion in heaven.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
A. L. Tarpy Srr
A. L. Wyatts
Daisy Marie Rockhold
Daddy
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