Fidel Castro lashed out at officials and editors during testimony
In Havana Prime Minister Fidel Castro denounced transport minister Faure Chomon and editors of the party newspaper Revolucion as he testified for four hours at the retrial of Marcos Rodriguez. He accused reporters of stirring internal feuds and tried to keep the focus on party unity.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United Party of Socialist Revolution
Castro
Marcos Rodriguez
Fulgencio Batista
Rodriguez
Revolucion
Faure Chomon
Rockefeller Faces Setbacks in New York Legislature
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller suffered serious defeats on two major issues as the 1964 New York Legislature adjourned. He plans a special session on April 15 to push his program amid concerns for his presidential bid as Republicans faced major reversals on liquor price controls and rail crew laws. The governor called the defeats distressing and attributed them to graft concerns and industry opposition.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
West Side Greenhouse and Nursery Opens on Fla Street
Mrs. Jarl Ingram opens the West Side Greenhouse and Nursery at 440 Fla Street in the former Carl Meyers site. The store offers potted and bedding plants, with a specialty in begonias and nursery supplies.
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Jarl Ingram
Midh St
West Side
Fla. St
Carl Meyers
Fire damages University of Wichita art building
A Wichita blaze of undetermined origin seriously damaged the university art building and museum. The two story structure suffered heavy loss with unofficial estimates around 250000 dollars. Fire swept the second floor studios and offices and damaged a wing of the main floor with the gallery enduring smoke and water damage.
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Wichita
University of Wichita
KU students earn NSF fellowships across science fields
A list of University of Kansas recipients for NSF and cooperative university fellowships shows many students from Lawrence and surrounding areas awarded 9 to 12 month stipends in disciplines including anthropology chemistry physics mathematics and engineering. The 14 KU students also secured NSF summer fellowships for 12 week research stints in zoology pharmacy physics geography and paleontology.
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Karl E. Spear
Baldwin
University of Munster
Germany
Harold L. Willis
Shawnee Mission
NSF
Gary H. Gossen
Wichita
Harvard University
William D. Baxter
Crestline
Lawrence
Paul N. Brown
Lee’s Summit
Charles R. Combrink
Caddo
Okla
George S. Bickwort
Lynbrook
N. Y
Richard M. Kellogg
Arlington
David G. Lash
Tulsa
Floyd D. Lee
Florissant
James G. McCreary
Norman
Elizabeth A. McTaggart
Ohio
Wendel L. Nelson
Bountiful
Utah
Darrel L. Schindler
Stouffer Place
John D. Shoemaker
Lawton
Edwin B. Smith
W. 17Th
Ted J. Suffridge
Forrest
Gerald J. Throop
Alan E. Tonelli
Cicero
Ill
Jon C. Barlow
Temperature Hot For Finalists In KU College Bowl
Eight Kansas University students competed in the third annual KU College Bowl in Hoch Auditor ium under bright TV lights. Stephenson Hall won 125 to 115 as WIBW taped the contest for possible telecast. Winners earned the traveling trophy and a spot in the Big 8 College Bowl at Oklahoma University.
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Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Topeka
WIBW
Stephenson Hall
Templin
Oklahoma University
James Girard
Wichita
Ronald Jones
St. John
Gary Gregg
Coldwater
Dale Brownawell
Kansas City
Templin Hall
George Barisas
Pete Whalen
Tom Parker
Leawood
Bob Ohlander
Salina
New York Singer Freed by Reds
Gabrielle Hammerstein, a 39 year old New York Wagnerian soprano, has been released from East German prison after a six year spy sentence. A U S spokesman said she flew from Frankfurt to New York with her mother Dr Gertrude Rosenhain of Jackson Heights. She had been arrested in January 1962 and had sung in East German opera houses before her capture.
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West Berlin
Student course listings by institution and instructor
Manahan Peabody chemistry Level 3 12 weeks Ronald D Mathis Liberty Mo chemis try Level 3 9 weeks Charles W Myers 2509 W 9th Law rence zoology Level 2 12 weeks Ronald H Rynbrandt Dorr Mich chemistry Level 3 10 weeks John D Shoemaker Lawton Okla chemistry Level 3 10 weeks
Cigarette prices rise in local vending machines
Lawrence vending machines are set to raise cigarette prices from 30 to 35 cents per pack to offset a new state tax that becomes effective next Wednesday. The two cent per pack tax hike follows the 1957 increase from 3 to 4 cents. Most 25 cent packs may move to 30 cents next week.
Three Die as Bus Collides with Truck Near Denver
A Continental Trailways bus hit a dump truck that pulled onto a highway in Jefferson County near Denver. Drivers Earl Chamberlain 52 and Carl Lewis Hicken 32 and Pamela Jo Grant 4 died. Thirty three were injured. Passenger Ray T. Russell 73 of Toledo Ohio recounted the sudden crash.
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Colo
Continental Trailways
Highway Department
Earl Chamberlain
Carl Lewis Hicken
Pamela Jo Grant
Louisville
Nixon Urges Indonesia to Keep Hands Off Malaysia
Former U S Vice President Richard M Nixon, touring Asia, urged Indonesia President Sukarno to keep hands off Malaysia and warned against aggression by a larger nation aided by the United States. Nixon arrived in Kuala Lumpur for a two day visit and was hosted at a private dinner by Prime Minister Abdul Rahman.
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Malaysia
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Nixon
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Singapore
Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Owens to take KU coaching post amid recruiting surge
KU officials moved toward finalizing Ted Owens as head coach after he built the freshmen and varsity program on Mt. Oread. Owens may hire Bob Mulcay as his top assistant, with Mulcay already tied to Louisville prep star Westley Unseld and KU target An seld. The swift action aims to avoid a recruitment gap as Big Eight schools prepare for April 1 letter of intent signing.
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Kansas
Owens
Harp
Jayhawks
Journal-World
Mt. Oread
Clifton Ct
Bob Mulcay
Louisville
Louisville Courier - Journal
Journal - World Today
Mulchay
George Unseld
Westley Unseld
George
Murcay
Westley
Brother George
Wescoe
Delvy Lewis
Colorado
Unseld
Ethical Practices and Integrity at Rumsey Funeral Home
A notice from Rumsey Funeral Home outlines ethical practices and integrity standards for client service. It emphasizes respectful handling of arrangements, clear disclosure of costs, and adherence to professional guidelines to ensure dignity and trust in funeral services.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
HELP KU Contributors and Donations Total 9854 50
A list of benefactors including professors, professionals, and families contributes a total of 9854 dollars and 50 cents. Names span Helen W Adam Forrest Allen Carl Amerine Justin Anderson and many more. The item records gifts from individuals and companies such as Friend Lumber and Grange Theatre.
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Helen W. Adam
Forrest C. Allen
Carl W. Amerine
Justin R. Anderson
Court Rules Martyr Must Leave Church
Los Angeles A Superior Court judge barred Betty Chapman 41 from attending Marista Baptist Church after finding she disrupted worship by singing off key and making faces at the pastor. The order cites risk of ongoing disturbance without change in church leadership. Her 1960 dispute with pastor Rev Wayne Eurich led to a temporary ban on her husband and daughter, later left unresolved for them.
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Los Angeles
Betty Chapman
Faries
Chapman
John
Connie Ray
Eurich
Hideaway Lantern Taken From Campus Hideaway Entrance
Brass copper lantern at Campus Hideaway Restaurant 106 N Park has been ripped from its mounting. Co owner Les Gerig asks for its return with no questions if possible.
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106 N. Park
Les Gerig
Scholarships Awarded To KU Students By Delta Tau Delta
Delta Tau Delta Educational Foundation scholarships of 125 dollars each were awarded to Guy T. Schantz a Wichita junior majoring in zoology who plans to enter dental school and Ronald Horwege a St Francis sophomore majoring in German at the University of Kansas for general fees.
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Herman Reed
Wichita
Karel Blaas
Red Cross
Journal-World Photo
Delta Tau Delta Social Fraternity Educational Foundation
Guy T. Schantz
Kansas University
Ronald Hornege
St. Francis
Schantz
Horwege
Radio Station Control Okayed for Harris Co
The FCC approved the transfer of control of Topeka station KTOP AM FM from Charles Axton and J A Dickinson to J P Harris of Publishing Enterprises Inc Hutchinson for 250 000. Merle Blair says approval makes the change effective April 1 with Blair becoming general manager. Axton remains as consultant.
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Topeka
Federal Communications Commission
Ktop AM - FM
Charles Axton
J. A. Dickinson
J. P. Harris
Publishing Enterprises Inc
Hutchinson
Merle Blair
Blair
Publishing Enterprises
Ktop Broadcasting Co. Inc
Weather Elsewhere Feature Teases Classified Promotions
Weather Elsewhere by Associated Press previews how readers can tell more stories sell more through the journal world classified ads. The column discusses ad strategies and audience engagement across markets.
Johnson stays in U S as VP vacancy limits travel
The State Department informed Congress that President Johnson will not leave the United States while the vice presidency is vacant unless an unforeseen crisis arises. The letter, released by Rep. Ellsworth, says Johnson will not meet with President de Gaulle this year given De Gaulle’s refusal to travel to the U S.
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State Department
Congress
Johnson
United States
Asst
Frederick G. Dutton
Charles de Gaulle
France
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kan
Dutton
Department
de Gaulle
Ellsworth
Easter Sunrise Services at Local Churches
Special Church on Lincoln Street plans a 5 30 a m Easter service with choirs and Rev A Lewis Parker speaking on The Empty Vacant Tomb Immanuel Lutheran hosts a 6 a m Easter service with Pastor Earl J Zimm er man on I Know That My Redeemer Lives Trinity Lutheran Church at 13th and N H Streets offers a 6 a m Easter worship with vicar Thomas Ridenhour and Chancel Choir singing In Josephs Lovely Garden Several churches schedule breakfasts after sunrise services and before Sunday school and worship Thanks are extended to Westside Presbyterian Church for help during illness and death of Alex Ramsey Bertha Ramsey and family
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Lincoln St
A. Lewis Parker
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Sunset Drive- In
Earl J. Zimmerman
Thomas Ridenhour
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. H. Sts
Homer Frank
In loving memory of Bud Perdue tribute note
In loving memory of Bud Perdue who passed away four years ago on March 27 1960. Sadly missed by his wife and family including children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Bud Perdue
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