Plain blunt words mark shift in U.S. diplomacy
The State Department has shown a preference for plain language in criticizing friends like Brazil and Canada, sparking controversy. Ambassdior Gordon's frank Brazil briefing was misattributed, while Canada triggered a deliberate backlash over nuclear policy. Kennedy and Rusk face questions on diplomatic tone and policy limits.
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Washington
State Department
John Diefend
Canada
Joao Goulart
Brazil
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Latin America
Ambas
Sador Lincoln Gordon
Gordon
Department
George Ball
Goulart
Diefenbaker
North American
Europe
United States
Canadian
Ottawa
Kennedy
Ben
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Grob Selected As LBA Chief
Don Grob a local building contractor was elected president of the Lawrence Business Association at a Tuesday evening meeting in the Hotel Eldridge. Other officers chosen were Jack Harris vice president Gene Evans secretary and E T Anthony treasurer to three year terms on the board of directors were Emory Scott Warren Barrand and Ethan Smith. Scott and Fred Cooper members of the association gave brief speeches. both are City Commission candidates and Cooper is an incumbent.
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Eldridge
Jack Harris
Gene Evans
E. T. Anthony
Emory Scott
Warren Barrand
Ethan Smith
Scott
Fred Cooper
Association
City Commission
Cooper
Annie L Keeler Dies at 96 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Annie L. Keeler, 96, of 711 Miss St, a Lawrence resident since 1891, died Tuesday afternoon. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at Plymouth Congregational Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, two sons, a sister and brother, six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Annie L. Keeler
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Plymouth Congregational Church
Paul Davis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Keeler
Chicago
J. A. Keeler
Keeler Book Store
Ethel Russell
Henry Tiden
Wichita
Walter Keeler
Mona Seelke
Charles H. Seelke
Rumsey Funeral Home
W. H. Horr
E. J. Logsdan
A. E. Woestemeyer
Irvin E
Wooden items shown as lumber research at Senate hearing
In Washington a man models wooden items including a jacket and a cowboy hat made from wood as part of a Senate appearance on pulpwood research. Charles H. Lewis Jr. of the Louisiana Forestry Association demonstrates that the wooden garments are paper and cloth lined and washable.
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Washington
Senate
Charles H. Lewis Jr
Louisiana Forestry Association
Alexandria
KU Officials Attend Colby Funeral For Sen August Lauterbach
A Kansas University contingent from Lawrence Topeka Kansas City and Downs joined Chancellor Wescoe and others to travel to Colby to honor Sen August W Lauterbach 62 who died Sunday in Topeka Lauterbach chaired the Ways and Means Committee and supported higher education His memorial flight included KU officials bankers attorneys and a state bank commissioner's aide among numerous lawmakers and associates.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
Downs
Colby
August W. Lauterbach
Sen. Lauterbach
Ways and Means
W. Clarke Wescoe
National Guard
Raymond Nichols
KU Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
M. L. Breidenthal Sr
M. L. Breidenthal Jr
Kansas City Bankers
J. H. Voss
Carl Bowman
State Bankers Association
John O'Leary
John Gannon
Eldon Sloan
Traffic and Parking Sparks Lawrence City Commission Debate
Lawrence city commissioners focused on traffic and street issues at a Tuesday meeting. Merchants urged returning to angle parking on the 1100 block of Massachusetts Street, citing smoother flow and fewer hazards. The panel backed widening the block about eight feet and studied Vermont Street as a one way route to ease traffic.
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Lawrence
Fred Cooper
George Williams
Harold Horn
Mass. Sts
Junius Underwood
Jim Owens
Vermont Street
Don McConnell
Massachusetts Street
Kaw Bridge
Missouri Street
Lee Zimmerman
Kansas
West 6Th
Lawrence Country Club
Country Club Road
Country Club Terrace Addition
Country Club Terrace
Orchard Lane
District Court
Horn
Fireman's Family Awarded $25,000 in 1958 Explosion Case
A circuit court jury awarded $25,000 to four children of Capt. George E. Bartels, one of six firemen killed in the 1958 oil plant explosion on State Boulevard. The verdict against Continental Oil Co. followed flames engulfing firefighters from Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
George E. Bartels
Continental Oi! Co
Kan
Sertoma elects officers and adds directors at Virginia Inn meeting
Sertoma Club of Lawrence elected C. F. Stinson as president with E. J. Allison John Rosenbaum Paul Gibbs and John Colyer as vice presidents sergeant at arms and re elected Walter Love as treasurer and L T Harris as secretary Two year board terms went to Bill Collinson Frank Marcellus and Russell Steen Gerald Wente and Dr Phil Falkenstein joined the board to fill vacancies Art Heck will chair the board after July 1 The installation is planned for June with Wayne Replogle Kansas University assistant football coach as guest speaker and Yellowstone ranger slides.
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O. F. Stinson
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Virginia Inn
E. J. Allison
John Rosenbaum
Paul Gibbs
John Colyer
Walter Love
L. T. Harris
Bill Collinson
Frank Marcellus
Russell Steen
Gerald Wente
Phil Falkenstein
Art Heck
Wayne Replogle
Kansas University
Yellowstone Park
Bob Masters
Louis Heinrich
FDA official warns of new drugs sold despite experts
Dr. John O. Nestor of the FDA testified at a Senate subcommittee hearing that the agency has allowed the sale of newly devised drugs deemed imminently hazardous to public health, overruling medical expert opinion. Senator Ernest Gruening called the testimony a shocking indictment of the FDA.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
John O. Nestor
FDA
New Drug Division
Senate
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Nestor
Miss Lawrence contest tea and pageant dates announced
Lawrence event details. A Saturday 10 a.m. tea in the English Room at the Kansas Union will introduce Miss Lawrence candidates with Mimi Frink and Jaycee leaders speaking. Preliminary pageant April 4 at Central Junior High. finals April 26 at Lawrence High School. Miss Lawrence wins 100 scholarship and trip to Miss Kansas.
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The
Kansas Union
Jaycee Jaynes
Mimi Frink
Lawrence
Bob Georgeson
Jaycee
Tom Kumpf
Central Junior High School
Lawrence High School
Pratt
Fred and Oscar Rumsey Sole Owners Funeral Home Ad
Two brothers Fred and Oscar Rumsey run Rumsey Funeral Home, sole owners. Advertising line includes VI3 5111 contact.
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Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Starks Elected Exalted Ruler Of Lawrence Elks Club
Harry Starks was chosen Tuesday night as the new exalted ruler of the Lawrence Elks Club succeeding Vinton Warner. New officers include Jack Maxwell and Ed Carleton among others with installation set for 2 30 p m Sunday March 31 and a social hour to follow.
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Harry Starks
Lawrence Elks Club
Vinton Warner
Jack Maxwell
Ed Carleton
Don Fisher
Frank Burnett
Leo Ousdahl
Uiler
Ralph Raffelock
Howard Conkey
Jack Mehaffey
Clayton Stone
Robert Revenew
KU Graduate Assigned to DuPont Dacron Division
Dr. Albert F. Lindenstruth, KU chemistry PhD 1950, was named assistant to the production manager at DuPont Dacron division in Wilmington Delaware. His wife Beth Maurine Hinkson, Lawrence native, earned KU A B in 1948.
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Albert F. Lindenstruth
Kansas University
DuPont Company
Dacron Manufacturing
Wilmington
Del
Lindenstruth
Beth Maurine Hinkson
Lawrence
Opponents Speak To House Group On Abortion Bill
In Topeka the House Judiciary Committee heard critics of a liberalization bill that would allow abortions under grave danger to the mother or fetal defects, rape, or incest. Opponents warned the measure undermines inalienable rights and could become a gateway to later abortions. Doctors argued science has advanced and abortions are not the solution, noting higher maternal death rates in hospitals permitting abortions. Emmett Blaes and Dr Albert Rettenmaier outlined their concerns.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Emmett Blaes
Wichita
Blaes
Star Chamber
Albert J. Rettenmaier
Kansas City
Kan
Squirrels Gain Safe Crossing With New Bridge
In Longview Washington a $1000 bridge was built over Olympia Way to allow squirrels from Public Library Park across to feed near Parks Plaza without danger. Local businessmen funded the project after noting traffic fatalities among the rodent population.
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Longview
Wash. AP
Olympia Way
Parks Plaza
Public Library Park
Boy Can Move Fingers After Arm Restored
Everett Knowles Jr. a 13 year old from Somerville has the cast removed from his right arm after historic surgery to restore the limb. Massachusetts General Hospital officials say it is too early to predict the ultimate extent of recovery.
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Boston
Everett Knowles Jr
Somerville
Massachusetts General Hospital
Death toll rises to 150 in Bali Agung volcano eruption
Jakarta Indonesia AP reports 150 dead and about 100 wounded from the Agung volcano eruption on Bali Island. Relief workers and supplies have been deployed as authorities consider relocating up to 250 000 people from the disaster area in the northeast region.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Agung
Bali
Red Cross
Sumarno Sosroatmodjo
Sumarno
Chancel Choir at Trinity Lutheran Lent Service
The Chancel Choir of Trinity Lutheran Church directed by Homer Frank will perform the anthem God So Loved the World by Stainer during the midweek Lenten service from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. The service features Rev. Harold Hamilton speaking on A Love So Amazing So Divine with acolytes Skip Doane and Bob Dixon.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran
Homer Frank
Stainer
Chancel
Card of Thanks and Local Support Acknowledgments
Lloyd Hegeman thanks friends neighbors and Dr Nelson and Moline Rest Home for cards flowers and care during wife illness and death. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 852 thanks Lawrence citizens for support in the extract sale. Frances Correa Auxiliary President.
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Moline Rest Home
Lloyd Hegeman
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Lawrence
Frances Correa
Aux
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