Red China Opens Peiping Congress
Red China's National People's Congress opens in Peiping amid hunger and hard times, with Mao Tze tung healthy and active. Peng Tch Huai is absent amid suspected discipline. The commune system falters as agriculture is decentralised. Moscow Peiping split widens as Khrushchev clashes with Chou En Lai, and foreign press is barred from sessions.
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City park upgrades and new facilities announced
Broken Arrow Park at the south end of Louisiana Street will host limited activity with a few playground novelties. The city plans a master recreation facilities program while landscaping the east side of Louisiana with trees. Park Hill Park gains new basketball courts this spring. elm tree spraying with methoxychlor proceeds in parks cemeteries schools and city facilities as weather allows.
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Mt. Dread Aerie 309 Plans By-Laws Vote Meeting
Eagle members are notified of the final reading and vote on a proposed By-Laws change at the next regular Mt. Dread Aerie 309 meeting on Monday April 2 at 8 p.m. Secretary Kenneth Johnson signs.
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St Louis Junior Heads AWS at KU
Marilyn Mueller of St Louis is new president of the Associated Women Students Senate at Kansas University. A tie in votes left the vice president undecided. Warner runners-up and committee heads will be chosen at tonight's meeting along with several other AWS officersень
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Leawood
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Holton
Ann Leffler
Pittsburg
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Bonner Springs
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Morrill
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Prairie Village
Speaker Hugo Franzen speaks at Baker University
Dr. Hugo Franzen, associate in the Kansas University chemistry department, will address Baker University's chemistry department at 4 p.m. Friday in the Baker Chemistry building on vaporization studies in the Ti-S system.
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ColoradoUniversity hires Bud Davis as football coach
Lawrence and Kansas University news report Bud Davis named Colorado University football coach and promote staff, drawing jibes at KU officials. Separate items note unpaid personal property tax statements total $15,462.44 from 1961 bills, KU parking restrictions easing for spring, and three day Bargain Days by Retail Merchants with good shopper turnout despite rain and cool temperatures.
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Smoking Break Dispute Halts Sugar Creek Refinery Work
About 150 union craft workers walked off the Parsons Construction site at the American Oil refinery in Sugar Creek after a no smoking rule was imposed during the building of a distillation unit. Unions demand a designated smoking area and two 10 minute breaks, while the company cites no breaks. Negotiations are at an impasse with no meetings scheduled.
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Parsons Construction Co
Jim Shull
Barcus & Sons
Robert Lanning
Coy Admitted for Observation at Lawrence Memorial
E. J. Coy of 2000 Ohio Street was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital today for observation.
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Convertible vandalized in KU Zone A parking lot
Fort Leavenworth freshman Carrigo told KU police vandals tore off the top of his convertible Wednesday evening while parked in Zone A. No damage estimate was provided.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas University
Hume and Nilsson clash over Wagner epilogue at Constitution Hall
Washington critics and Birgit Nilsson spar over the aria epilogue after Wagner's scene. Nilsson complains the epilogue prolongs the moment and Believes conductor Howard Mitchell should bow. The dispute follows Tru man critic Paul Hume's past feuds with Nilsson and others.
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Funfest Planned for Plymouth Congregational Church
A junior high Funfest is scheduled Friday from 7 30 to 10 p m at Plymouth Congregational Church. The evening admission is 25 cents.
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Allott Criticizes JFK Travel On Senate Floor
Sen Gordon Allott argues Kennedy travels more than Eisenhower, citing Secret Service costs of 1959 to 1963. Sen Hubert Humphrey counters that jet speed and security needs justify rising expenses and criticizes politics of the issue.
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Plan for Clinton area crossing to aid access to Lawrence
A proposed crossing over the arm would grant Clinton direct access to Lawrence. without a bridge Clinton loses this link. The watershed would cover about 335000 acres across Wabaunsee Osage Shawnee and Douglas counties. If successful the study could guide nationwide flood control projects.
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Kennedy comments on labor peace steel talks and political issues
In remarks spanning multiple topics Kennedy praises steel firms and the union for avoiding a strike. He notes uncertain details on Argentina’s government overturn and warns against premature judgments on Alliance for Progress. He stresses vigilance in Soviet relations and discusses reapportionment and budget balance prospects for 1963.
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Authorities to Speak At Aging Conference
Two experts on aging will address the Kansas State Conference on Aging April 16 17 at Kansas University. Halbert L Dunn from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare will discuss Education for Dynamic Maturity. Marie C McGuire of the Public Housing Administration will also speak. The event is sponsored by the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging.
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Kansas Citizens Council On Aging
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Mekhissack Estate
In Douglas County Kansas the probate court appoints Wayne Allphin Jr as executor of the will of George Calvin Mekhissack deceased and letters testamentary were issued on March 6 1962. Creditors and heirs are notified to exhibit demands within nine months or be barred.
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Hudora Kansas sewer ordinance and city bonds set
The document outlines Ordinances for Hudora Madora Kansas creating Sewer District No 1 and ordering storm sewers and a principal sewer line from Main and Twelfth Streets. It authorizes internal improvement bonds and requires publication in the Lawrence Daily Journal World, dated March 26 1982. Also notes a Lawrence planning meeting April 5 1982 and Syracuse football trip to New York to play Army on Sept 29 at the Polo Grounds.
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Card of Thanks to Friends and Family
James Bryant expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers cards visits and calls after returning home with special thanks to Dr Dunlap and hospital nurses.
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