Protests Plan Impeachment Drive Against Governor Wallace
Civil rights leaders announced a two week rollout to impeach Governor George Wallace and mass demonstrations across Alabama to press for Negro voter registration. Rev. James Bevel said the campaign would begin by mid April, expanding to Birmingham Mobile and every town including Montgomery and Selma.
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Selma
Ala
George C. Walace
Alabama
James Bevel
Wallace
Montgomery
House
Albert Brewer
Unmanned F-102 Crashes Near Fair Play Missouri After Pilot Jumps
An Air Force F-102 jet without a pilot aboard crashed in a farm area five miles north of Fair Play Missouri after a 60 minute chase by two escort pilots. Maj. Donald Feltey bailed out at 12 000 feet over Hume Missouri. no injuries reported.
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Kansas City
Fair Play
Missouri
Springfield
Richards- Gebaur Air Force Base
Missouri Highway Patrol
Air Force
Donald Feltey
Hume
Clinton
Warsaw
Sedalia
el Docorado Springs
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Colder Tonight
Partly cloudy and colder tonight in northeast Kansas with a gradual warming to a milder Tuesday. Low around 20 to 25 tonight, high near 40 Tuesday. Temperature readings show 35 at 2 pm with past highs and lows listed for recent dates.
Emick for Commissioner Pol Ads Highlight Local Campaign
Campaign notices urge support for Emick in the race for commissioner. The ad copy names Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service and Rumsey Funeral Home with contact number VI 3-6111 for ad placement or information.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Chilean visitors at KU hear family updates after quake
Jorge Millas and Juan de dios Vial from Chile attend the Seminar on Higher Education in the Americas at Kansas University. They sent cables to Santiago and hope for word tonight. Millas notes Chileans endure earthquakes driving work ethic and cites 1960 reconstruction taxes and a major 1939 quake with about 50,000 deaths.
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Lawrence
Chile
Jorge Millas
University of Chile
Juan de Dios Vial
Catholic University of Chile
Americas
Kansas University
Santiago
Millas
United States
Marijuana Rise For Collegians
Federal Narcotics Commissioner Henry L. Giordano tells a House subcommittee there is an increase in marijuana use around American colleges. He cites the University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado and Harvard and notes it is limited to small groups in some schools. He warns publicity minimizes risk and notes marijuana can lead to stronger drugs such as heroin.
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Washington
Henry L. Giordano
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Narcotics Bureau
Giordano
University of Wisconsin
University of Colorado
Harvard
Village Buried as Chile Dam Burst Brutally Unleashes Mud
A massive central Chile earthquake knocked out a 230 foot dam, burying the copper town of El Cobre and 400 residents under two million tons of mud and water. At least 26 killed elsewhere, hundreds injured, thousands homeless. President Frei toured stricken areas as aftershocks and rockslides closed roads.
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Santiago
Chile
el Cobre
Carlos Munchel
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Aconcagua
Valparaiso
Coquimbo
Liay-Llay
Nogales
San Felipe
Los
Court OKs Lockouts As Negotiation Device
The Supreme Court rules unanimously that when negotiations stall an employer may temporarily lock out workers to apply economic pressure in support of a legitimate bargaining position. Justice Potter Stewart states the move is not an unfair labor practice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Primary Voting Today at LHS in County Government Day
Lawrence High students contend in a two party primary election at LHS ahead of County Government Day on April 7. About 490 seniors will vote for roles including County Attorney and Sheriff, with candidates from Federalist and Nationalist tickets.
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Lawrence High
LHS
Douglas County
American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty
Ewing-Jones
Lawrence
Lloyd Beacon
Baldwin
Federalist
Robert Barland
Mike Fisher
Julie Hausherr
Roger Simpson
Kay Blosser
Mike Iedwardson
Kate Martin
Carl Cox
Sam Foster
Meredith Johnson
Cynthia McNown
William Mitchell
Rick Stinson
Carl Brooks
Roy ‘Browne
Connie Wempe
Register of Deeds
Mary Lynn Smart
Barbara West
Judy Scott
Miss Simmons to Receive Master Teacher Award
Miss Hazel Lee Simmons retiree and Cordley Elementary principal will be honored as a Master Teacher for outstanding education service. Awards are April 6 at Emporia State Teachers College with a 6:30 dinner and a panel discussion led by Dr Edward C Pomeroy. Other Kansas winners include Bryce H Gleckler and Mabel Lacey among about 100 nominees.
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Hazel Lee Simmons
Cordley
Kansas
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia
Miss Simmons
Bryce. H. Gleckler
Dodge City
Mabel Lacey
Gorham High School
Dorothy L. Vaughn
Neodesha
Ethel Yantis
Howard
Floyd S. Smith
Iola
Simmons
New York Honors Two Astronauts In Ticker Tape Parade
Virgil I Grissom and John W Young arrived at LaGuardia in rain to a hero’s welcome. A police detail and armed forces guards saluted as crowds cheered their first dual space flight travelers. They rode to Bowling Green for a noon parade with Vice President Humphrey and several senators. The Canyon of Heroes has staged ticker tape welcomes for astronauts before, including John Glenn Jr Scott Carpenter and L Gordon Cooper Jr. in past years.
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New York
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
New York City
la Guardia
Armed Forces
America
Florida
Lower
Broadway
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Wagner
Sen
Clinton
B. Anderson
D-N.m
Margaret . Chase ’ Smith
Rmaine
Humphrey
Bowling Green
Manhattan
City Hall
City Department of Public Events
John H. Glenn Jr
Scott Carpenter
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Glenn
Pom Pom Gals to Lead KU Cheer at Football Games
KU will form an eight member pom pom team starting in 1965 to perform precision dancing during athletic contests. The cheer squad will split into two units an all female pom pom group and an all male yell squad led by Bilotta.
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Kansas University
Vince Bi
Lotta
KU Alumni Association
Bilotta
UCLA
Kansas City
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
Spellers Earn County Honors At Douglas Contest
The 1965 Douglas County Grade School Spelling Contest at Riverside School drew 143 entrants from grades 2 through 8. The county championship spell-off is set for Saturday at the Lawrence Courthouse with top finishers from each grade listed and winners advancing to the state championships May 1 in Topeka.
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Douglas County
Riverside School
Lawrence
Earl Wilson
Topeka
Wilson
Susan Stachowiak
St. John’s School
Keith Cowart
Baldwin
Penns Porter
Vinland
Dolly Uhlig
Kathy Patti
St. John’s
Linda Kay Denham
Kaw Valley
Martha Groninger
Holy Family
Linda Stumbo
Grant
Diana Rosson
Riverside
Cooler Weather Sets in Over Lawrence Area
Cool air stays in the Lawrence area with continued cold conditions through tonight and Tuesday. The U S Weather Bureau in Topeka forecasts partly cloudy skies with lows around 20 to 25 tonight and highs near 40 Tuesday. Sunday’s high was 63, low 33, with 32 at 6 am. Saturday’s extremes were 54 and 24. The all time high for this date is 84, set in 1946, and the record low is 20 from 1964. Du Barry Cosmetics Rankin Drug Adv.
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Kansas
Ponarday
Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Plans unveiled for Mount Oread Fraser Hall replacement
Kansas University officials announced plans for a 2.2 million seven story Fraser Hall to be built east of the present structure on Mount Oread. Bids are to be received in June with construction starting summer and completion targeted for January 1, 1967.
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New Fraser Hall
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
New Blake Hall
New Fraser
West
Old Fraser
Mount Oread
Carruth-O’leary Hall
Kansas
Educational Building Fund
National Institute of Health
National Science Foundation
W. Clarke Wescoe
Blake Hall
Wescoe
Alumni Place
Tennessee Street
Lilac Lane
Battenfeld Hall
Jayhawk Boulevard
Green Hall
Danforth Chapel
Watkins Hospital
Dr Russell Frink Plans Board of Education Run
Dr Russell Frink announces candidacy for the Board of Education with a plan to reform school policy and improve curriculum. Supporters urge voters to cast ballots on April 6 in the local election.
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Russell Frink
Board of Education
Pol
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