Eichmann Lawyer Appeals to Court
Eichmanns West German defense counsel Dr Robert Servatius asked the Israeli Supreme Court to overturn the death sentence on grounds of illegal capture and invalid law He sought to introduce new evidence and to summon witnesses including Hans Globke and two Israeli airline officials The court hearing is set to last about a week with a possible monthlong ruling period
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Israeli Supreme Court
Gestapo
Eichmann
Israel
Robert Servatius
Konrad Adenauer
Servatius
Supreme Court
Hans Globke
Hitler
Istry
Globke
Adenauer
Argentina
Zvi Tohar
Jack Shimony
High Court
Art Guild Officers Plan Local Festival in May
Lawrence Art Guild officers finalized plans for the Lawrence Art Festival to be held May 12-13 at the Community Building. John Garcia clarified roles for members exhibitors and patrons with a $1 membership and $1 entry fee, waived for seniors. Entry blanks are available at the Recreation Commission office Adult Education Keeler's Carter's and KU design drawing and painting departments.
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Lawrence Art Guild
Bob Ebendorf
Roger Allen Jr
Todd Seymour
John Garcia
Guild
Wayne Bly
Recreation Commission
Keeler’s
Carter's Stationery Store
Kansas University
Allen
Seymour
Ebendorf
Ely
Garcia
Alvin Schild
Richard B. Garrett
M. N. Penny
Albert Pendleton
William Balfour
Kenneth Travis
KU Debaters Head to Texas for Missouri Valley Tournament
Four KU debaters and adviser travel to Austin Texas for the Missouri Valley Interscholastic Forensic League Tournament through Saturday. Ralph Tremain Salina sophomore will speak in the E C Buehler Oratorical Contest named for Prof Buehler. Team members include Dean Salter John Stuckey Joy Bullis with Carl Larson accompanying.
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Kansas University
Austin
Tex
Ralph R. Tremain
Salina
E. C. Buehler
Buehler
Dean Salter
Garden City
John E. Stuckey
Pittsburg
Joy Bullis
Davenport
Town
Salter
Carl E. Larson
National Defense Education Act
Tracks Reopened After Derailment Near Lawrence Kansas
The Santa Fe line between Lawrence and Kansas City reopened after a rock slide derailment early Tuesday. Five diesel units and eight cars left the tracks three miles northeast of De Soto. the locomotive overturned. Six people were injured mildly as limestone debris and a several-ton boulder blocked rails. The train from Chicago to Fort Worth was late by 18 minutes, with the derailment occurring at 5:20 p.m.
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Santa Fe
Lawrence
Kansas City
DeSoto
Kaw River
Chicago
Fort Worth
Pope Confers Red Hats On Eight New Cardinals
Pope John XXII conferred the red cardinal hat on eight of ten new princes at a public consistory in St Peter's Basilica. The ceremony drew thousands, including Ireland's President Eamon de Valera and Belgium’s Prince Albert of Liege, brother of King Baudouin.
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Vatican City
John XXII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Eamon de Vallera
Ireland
Albert
Liege
Baudouin
Belgium
US Blames Laos Leader Phoumi for Blocking Neutral Coalition
TOKYO AP reports the Kennedy administration blames Laos right wing general Phoumi Nosavan for stalling a neutralist coalition. Washington withholds aid and considers war a possibility if Phoumi resists. Harriman seeks Thai Prime Minister Sarit Thanarat to influence Phoumi and push toward neutrality.
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Kennedy
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
U. S
Washington
Phoumi
W. Averell Harriman
Far East
Bangkok
Thailand
Sarit Thanarat
Sarit
Souvana
Muphanouvong
United States
U.S
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Princess Grace Donates Film Salary to Charity
Grace Kelly now Princess Grace of Monaco says she will not keep any earnings from her upcoming Hitchcock film. The money will go to a children's charity during the U S vacation. Speculation swirl about her Hollywood return and possible motives.
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Monte, Carlo
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Grace of
Hollywood
Prince Rainier
Alfred Hitchcock
United States
Snider Named Administrator of Youth Fitness Council
R. S. Snider formerly of Topeka Kansas is appointed administrator of the Presidents Council on Youth Fitness. He moves from information director to the new post at the same 15255 dollar annual salary. Charles B Wilkinson continues as part time head of the council's activities.
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Washington
R. S. Snider
Topeka
Kan
Council On Youth Fitness
Snider
Charles B
Bud) Wilkinson
Kennedy
White House
Wilkinson
Teen Club Dance At Legion Hall Saturday Night
The Baldwin Teen Club hosts a hillbilly dance at 7 30 PM Saturday in the Legion Hall. Members should arrive promptly for a special meeting.
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Baldwin
Legion Hall
KU Event Schedule Shows Week of March Activities
A rounded schedule lists events for Friday March 2 through Sunday March 25 at Kansas Union, Fraser Auditorium, Hoci Auditorium, and Murphy Hall. Driver education, lectures by Thurman W. Arnold, current events forum, Greek Week activities, film series, international club, and district music festival are included, plus university concerts and faculty talk. Exhibits cover English silver and ceramics, Hiroshige prints, KU crafts, AWS and Greek Week displays, and the Gerritsen collection.
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Kansas Union
Hoci Auditorium
International Club
Jayhawk Room
Murphy Hall
Watson
Gerritsen
Fraser
Kennedy outlines U.S. treaty duties and global policy notes
Kennedy defends treaty responsibility for the area and weighs nuclear controls, United Nations bonds, reservists, Algeria, Cuba, medical care, Congress, and communications funding. He critiques Soviet inspection limits, downgrades U.N. bond viability, praises reservists, urges cautious Algerian timing, calls Cuba war crimes a civic issue, argues against socialized medicine framing, commends Democratic leaders, questions satellite share pricing, and lauds the RS-70 spending accord as serving public interests.
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Soviet Union
Geneva
United Nations
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Berlin
Algeria
Moscow
Cuba
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Communications Satellite Corporation
Executive Branch
Heveal
Tax Aid Sliced By House Unit
The House Ways and Means Committee trimmed key business tax relief in a pending revision, reducing the top equipment credit from 8 to 7 percent and lowering public utility credits from 4 to 3 percent. Treasury projects the revenue loss this year to be under 350 million dollars, with hopes of offsetting effects to recover next year.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
House
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
KU Symphony Has Sunday Concert
The Kansas University Symphony Orchestra conducts its annual spring concert at 3 30 p m Sunday in University Theatre Murphy Hall. Robert Baustian will lead 85 musicians in John LaMontaine's From Sea to Shining Sea, the Midwest premiere. Bernstein and Stravinsky pieces complete the program.
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Kansas University Symphony Orchestra
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Robert Baustian
Midwest
John LaMontaine
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Leonard Bernstein
Igor Stravinsky
Town Hall Meetings Planned Here by LBA
Lawrence Businessmen Association to launch a series of Town Hall meetings starting in April with citywide topics led by guest speakers. First topic tentatively urban renewal as subcommittees cover business industry town country public relations welcome and audit finance membership and more.
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Lawrence Businessmen's Association
Ethan Smith Jr
Eldridge Hotel
LBA
Rand
New Officers Elected To Dreach SUA Group
Four new officers for Student Union Activities at Kansas University were chosen for the coming year. John Neal Hutchinson junior is president Brean Mitchell Salina sophomore is vice president Melinda Hall Coffeyville junior is secretary Bruce Null Grand Island Nebraska sophomore is treasurer. SUA Board members will be chosen in April. The SUA governs student activities at the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University
John Neal
Hutchinson
Brean Mitchell
Salina
Melinda Hall
Coffeyville
Bruce Null
Grand Island
Neb
SUA
The
Kansas Union
U S and Soviet Union Begin Detailed Space Cooperation Talks
United States and Soviet Union start detailed discussions in New York on potential cooperative space projects. Khrushchev cites weather satellites and long range communication as possible areas, but insists disarmament progress is needed before joint planetary travel. Kennedy welcomes the dialogue and progress toward practical space cooperation. NASA deputy director Hugh L Dryden and Soviet expert Anatoly Blagonravov to open talks. Soviet briefing to UN later.
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N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.N
Space Cooperation
Washington
Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Anatoly A. Blagonravov
New York
U.S
U.N. Outer Space Committee
NASA
U.N. Committee
Planning board approves Kapfer Tract rezoning and plats
Planning action by Dr. Paul Kincaid grants D-1 restrictive zoning for Kapfer Tract properties with access to 19th Street, approving rezoning from A to C for those lots. Accessless parcels were denied. Also approved split of a lot north of Centennial School on 21st Street Terrace and a lot north of 12th on Mississippi Street. A preliminary plat for an apartment tract south of Ninth Street near 1515 W Ninth St was approved.
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Paul Kincaid
19Th Street
Kapfer
University Field Addition
Centennial School
21St Street
Mississippi Street
12Th
Ninth Street
W. Sth St
Transfer Approved for KLWN Ownership in Kansas
The Federal Communications Commission approved KLWN Lawrence Kansas transfer of control to Arden and H M Booth for thirty seven thousand dollars.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
KLWN
Lawrence
Kan
Arden
H. M. Booth
Driving Licenses Held by Legally Blind Kansans
The Topeka State Journal reports a survey finding 5 percent of legally blind Kansas males hold current driving licenses. Names on the blind register were checked against license holders, revealing some legally blind individuals drive on state highways.
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Topeka (Ap
Topeka State Journal
Kansas
Ray Wingerson
Claud McCamment
State Safety Director
Maj
A. M. Scheibner
Highway Patrol Licensing Department
The
State Journal
East Heights Baptist to Host Fellowship Dinner Friday
East Heights Baptist Church schedules an all church fellowship dinner at 6 30 pm Friday at the 4 H Fairgrounds. The event launches a long range development plan with architect Harold Holding presenting a building completion drawing and Rev Garth Pybas delivering the main sermon.
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East Heights
Hilda Adams
George Roberts Jr
Kaw Valley Association of Southern Baptists
Garth Pybas
Pybas
First Southern Baptist Church of
Topeka
Kansas Convention of Southern Baptists
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Baptist University
U.S. Army
Central Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
Britton Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Earl McElwee
Edrie Greiner
Hazel Hyde
Maxine Hougland
Kennedy Visits Lahore Horse Show and Receives Gift
In Lahore Pakistan First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy attended the Lahore Horse and Cattle Show with President Ayub Khan. She accepted a Pakistani thoroughbred named Sardar or Chief, to be flown to the United States by American military plane. The event drew tens of thousands as she rode in a ceremonial carriage with officials and guards, amid fanfare and national music.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
Sardar
India
Kennedy
U.S
Ayub Khan
West Pakistan
Malik Amir Mohammad Khan
Lancers
Billfold Lost Near Fowler Shops at KU
Don Robertson reports to Kansas University police that his billfold containing 45 dollars was lost Wednesday morning while he was on the way to class in Fowler Shops.
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Don Robertson
Edgehill Rd
Kansas University
Fowler Shops
Professor to Arbitrate Disputed KU Election
The Young Democrat Club election at Kansas University will be arbitrated at 8 o'clock tonight in the Law School office by Charles H. Oldfather. Barry Bennington was elected president. Pete Aylward alleges irregularities. Other officers named include John Young Gloria Mays Sandy Robinson and Mike Thomas.
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Young Democrat Club
Kansas University
Charles H. Oldfather
Oldfather
Law
Barry Bennington
Cheney
Pete Aylward
Ellsworth
John Young
Salina
Gloria Mays
Lyons
Sandy Robinson
Ellinwood
Mike Thomas
Junction City
Blue Herons Return to Butler County Nesting Site
El Dorado reports the return of blue herons to Butler County along Highway 77. The stork like birds migrate yearly to a preferred nesting area, stay to rear their young, then depart when autumn leaves begin to fall.
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EL Dorado
Capistrano
Butler County
Highway 77
Lawrence Lawyer to Open Eudora Office
Jack Sullivan a Lawrence attorney announced plans to open an office in Eudora at 803 Main St The office will be open each Friday from 1 to 5 p m for local residents seeking legal services.
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Jack Sullivan
Lawrence
Eudora
Sullivan
Main St
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