Federal forces on standby as Selma march proceeds
President Johnson federalizes Alabama National Guard units to safeguard demonstrators on the Selma to Montgomery march and criticizes Governor Wallace for police failures. Regular Army riot control troops from Ft. Bragg flown to Maxwell Base to back civil rights protection if needed.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Alabama National Guard
Selma
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Lbj Ranch
Ala
Maxwell Air Force Base
503Rd Military Police
Ft. Bragg
N. Co
George E. Reedy
Alabama
Reedy
Secretary of Defense
United States
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Etn
Army
Air National Guard
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Army Guard
Air Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
Weather Clouds Gemini Launch as Molly Brown Prospects Dim
clouds hover over Cape Kennedy as Gemini project faces less favorable conditions for a Tuesday liftoff. Ranger 9 gains clean bill of health and a Sunday moon photography flight remains planned, with Grissom and Young set to test the two man craft under changing weather.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Gemini
Molly Brown
Ranger 9
Project
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Atlantic
Lawrence Journal-World Candidates Q and A Preview
The Lawrence League of Women Voters posed questions to 1965 City Commission and School Board candidates. Questions and replies appear on Page 8 as a voter service. The primary on Tuesday will narrow fields to six for the April 6 general election.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
City Commission
School Board
Today
Journal-World
Jim Owens
Fred Cooper
Rusty Springer
H. Penfield Jones
J. J. Wilson
Carl Althaus
Statistical Service Section
State Department of Public Instruction
Cresent Rd
Dr Bob Gillahan City Commissioner bid promotes public service
A political endorsement note urges voters to support Dr Bob Gillahan in the city commissioner race with a brief persuasive line.
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Bob Gillahan
Pol
Cited for Marchers Need of Protection in Johnson City
Amid voter primaries in Lawrence, 21 candidates for city commission and board of education are narrowed to 12 after Tuesday ballots. In Alabama, President Johnson federalizes the National Guard to guard a Selma to Montgomery march amid fears of domestic violence.
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City Commission
John Emick
6Th St
Donald Binns
Glenn
Walter Blackledge
Emerald Drive
Mike Getto
Vt. St
Eldridge Hotel
Lewis Johnson
Learnard Ave
Sunflower Ordnance
Richard Raney
Westwood Rd
Princeton Coach Best Named 1965 Coach of the Year
Portland Oregon AP reports Princeton basketball coach Butch Van Breda Kolff was selected as the 1965 College Coach of the Year by the United States Basketball Writers Association.
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Portland
Ore
Butch van Breda Kolff
Princeton
United States Basketball Writers Association
Notre Dame Leader Urges Voting Rights Plan Support
Washington AP Rev Hesburgh, Notre Dame president and Civil Rights Commission member, backs the administration’s voting rights bill before a House judiciary subcommittee. He cites cases of Negro vote denial in Humphreys County Mississippi and a busi nesswoman jailed and fined for licensing issues as illustrating urgent need. Hearings resume Tuesday with witnesses as the Senate Judiciary Committee also opens its hearings.
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Washington
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Commission
Father Hesburgh
Humphreys County
Miss
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Murder Charges Filed In CU Student Death
In Boulder Colorado charges of murder and conspiracy to murder were filed in district court against Joan Gardner Brown 29 and Charles R Self 18. They were arrested after the body of James Michael Pearson 20 a University of Colorado junior engineering student from Menlo Park California was found in a canyon. Brown formerly taught social studies at Baseline junior high and is a mother of a young girl.
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Boulder
Colo
Joan Gardner Brown
Charles R. Self
University of Colorado
James Michael Pearson
Menlo Park
Calif
Brown
Baseline
Vogel looks back on experience in Kansas House
Douglas County farmer businessman John Vogel, Republican and chair of the House Agriculture Committee, discusses legislative gains in 1965. He cites school unification progress, junior colleges, and the school foundation finance plan as vital, noting Senate delays and expected county saving and state aid impact.
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John Vogel
Douglas County
Kansas House of Representatives
Vogel
House Agriculture Committee
Journal-World Office
House
Kansas
School Foundation
Kansas Senate
Reynolds Shultz
Douglas - Jefferson County
Senate
Lawrence
Never Mind the Cold Spring Arriving Today
Relman Morin notes the vernal equinox marks the official arrival of spring with blooms and warming trends across the nation. He recounts a weather roller coaster from record highs and lows in cities from Nebraska to Los Angeles, highlighting the changing seasons and early signs of spring.
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Paris
Primavera
Naples
Barcelona
Carrah
Tipperary
Kkaeetz
Tel Aviv
Fruehling
Frankfurt
Viosna
Warsaw
Haru
Nagasaki
United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
Virginia
Nebraska
Northwest
Los Angeles
Mercury
Columbus
Ohio
Wescoe and Mrs Wescoe to Visit Japan This Summer
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe and his wife plan a roughly two month trip to Japan this summer under the China Medical Board. Officials say plans are not fixed but the visit is likely to occur in July and August.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Japan
China Medical Board
Vernal Equinox Brings Warm Trend and Tornado Season Warnings
Temperatures rise into the weekend with a forecast of clear to partly cloudy skies and highs around 40. The Vernal Equinox marks spring as dangerous storms approach Kansas, with recent record low temperatures in Lawrence and tornado activity seen in southern areas.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Patrice Gaunder Crowned 1965 Junior Miss
Patrice Angela Gaunder age 17 from St. Joseph Michigan won the 1965 Junior Miss title in Mobile Alabama. Forty friends traveled over 1000 miles, selling pies washing cars and saving allowances to witness the event.
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Mobile
Ala
Patrice Angela Gaunder
St. Joseph
Mich
KU to Benefit From $2.7 Million for Humanities Building
Kansas University would receive $16.89 million in the Senate appropriations bill for the next fiscal year with 2.7 million earmarked for a new Humanities Building near Strong Hall. The measure also allocates funds for Carruth O'Leary Hall renovations and Lawrence Post Office upgrades for University Extension.
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Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas
Glee Smith Jr
R-Larned
Kansas Board of Regents
Sen. Smith
Carruth O’leary
Lawrence Post Office
University Extension
Raymond Nichols
William Avery
General Revenue Fund
Avery
James C. Canole
Old Fraser Hall
New Fraser Hall
Canole
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Wichita State Univeristy
School For the Blind
School For the Deaf
State Higher Education Facilities Commission
Weather Outlook for Northeast Kansas Weekend Temperatures
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with rising temperatures from this afternoon through Sunday. Westerly winds 5 to 10 mph. High this afternoon around 40. Low tonight near 20. Sunday high in the low 40s. Record, past highs and lows noted for this date. Sunday sunrise 6:22 a.m., sunset 6:35 p.m.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Pao
Aim
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Kansas City
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Rick Pretz
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Highland Drive
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Bill) Paddock
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C. W. Tankersly Jr
Maine St
Kansas Power and Light Co
Harold Allen
Hillcrest Rd
Richard O. Nelson
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Ralph J. Turner
Learnard Ct
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