Big Aid Program Sought for India
President Johnson asked Congress to approve a billion dollar antifamine program for India. Indira Gandhi met with Johnson in New York as talks covered short term grain aid and long term development. The package includes grain, vegetable oils, milk powder, cotton and tobacco with India paying in rupees.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
India
Indira Gandhi
New York City
U.S
United States
Orville Freeman
Zoning Ordinance Nearing Approval in City
City Commission sends zoning ordinance back to Planning Commission for further consideration after reversing one change from RM-2 to RM-1 in a defined parcel along County Road 181 Turnpike access road to Florida Street. Possible passage at April 12 meeting. few disagreements remain and public hearings may be avoided. C-5 to C-4 corrections on both sides of 6th Street clarified.
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City Commission
City Hall
Planning Commission
6Th Street
Ind. and
Miss. Sts
Cynthia Hardin Elected To Lead Dread Women
Cynthia Hardin of Lincoln Nebraska elected president of Associated Women Students at KU Tuesday. Other officers include vice president Cecily Pitts secretary Mary Jo Durand treasurer Kay Orth and adviser Owens. Senators at large include Sharon Dobson Joanne Emerick Nancy Satlup Kathryn Mize and others across Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Cynthia Hardin
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas University
Nebraska University
Tuesday
Associated Women Students
Cecily Pitts
Merriam Junior
Mary Jo Durand
Bartlesville
Okla
Kay Orth
el Dorado
Andrea Speer
Kansas City
Owens
Martha Lanning
Lawrence
Fashion Board
Li Reece
Scandia
Barbara Hughes
Otta‘awa
Sharonerson
Sophore
Joanne Emerick
Muray Hill
N.J
Nancy Satlup
Athryn Mize
Salina
Ryl Parmely
Leroy
Sera Paretsky
Eudora Unice
Nancy Pinet
Dery Sloan
Jacquelyn Eiares Ellsworth
Be Weinlock
Omore
Jane Williams
Wenworth
Mrs. Allison seeks renomination for Kansas district clerk post
Lucille Evans Allison a longtime Lawrence and Douglas County district court clerk since 1953 announced plans to run in the August Republican primary for renomination. She is active in local GOP and civic circles, with leadership roles in women's clubs, a past precinct committeewoman, and current Kansas District Clerks Association leader. She resides at 112 West 15th Street with two children.
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Lucille Evans Allison
Lawrence
Douglas County
Allison
Kansas University Endowment Assn
Soroptimist
GOP
GOP Central Committee
Kansas District Clerks Assn
National County Officials
Hospital
PTA
Lawrence Pta Council
United Fund Board
W. 15Th St
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence Mercier
Robert
Prairie Village
Legion Holds Services For 16 Dead Members
The American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post No 14 held memorial services Tuesday evening honoring 16 post members who died in 1965 or 1966 at Legionacres. Commander Marlin Hornberger led the ceremony with Adjutant Harold Volk and Chaplain I M Gjellstad assisting. An honor guard included Alex Torrey Glen Reade Clifford Davis Lyle Hemming and Bill Boswell. Deceased honored were Roy Anderson Charles Roger Allen T DeWitt Carr Richard P Dixon Earl A Farris Harry Keene Orville Midgett Claude Skaggs Charles Small George Starkey James Lester Henry Firner Earl Falkenstien and Arthur Lawrence. Rumsey Funeral Home VI 35111.
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American Legion
Dorsey- Liberty
Legionacres
Marlin Hornberger
Harold Volk
I.M. Gjellstad
Alex Torrey
Glen Reade
Clifford Davis
Lyle Hemming
Bill Boswell
Roy Anderson
Charles Roger Allen
T. DeWitt Carr
Richard P. Dixon
Earl A. Farris
Harry Keene
Orville Midgett
Claude Skaggs
Charles Small
George Starkey
James Lester
Henry Firner
Earl Falkenstien
Arthur Lawrence
KU talk on civil rights and busy student election day
Lawrence reports show Gov. Avery addressing leadership issues at the State Civil Rights Commission during a KU talk attended by about 60 people. KU students face slow early voting for student body president and ASC positions with polls at Strong Hall Murphy Hall and the Kansas Union opening irregularly and closing by early evening. A public FAA safety meeting is set for Thursday at Lawrence Airport led by inspector Dan Wright.
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Kansas
William Avery
State Civil Rights Commission
Kansas Union
Bill Porter
Topeka
Young Republicans
Strong Hall
Murphy Hall
The
Lawrence
Prager
Federal Aviation Authority
Dan Wright
FAA
Kansas City
County Day Set For April 13 Government officers for student body
The American Legion sponsors the second annual County Government Day from 9 am to 3 pm at the Douglas County Courthouse on April 13. About 56 high school students from Eudora Baldwin Lecompton and Lawrence will be elected or appointed to county offices by classmates for a day.
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American Legion
Douglas County
Eudora
Baldwin
Lecompton
Lawrence
Dorsey-Liberty
Lloyd Beaton
Legionarres
Arm and leg fractured in fall from overpass
Lester Mills, 22, of 940 R I St, was listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after tumbling from an overpass on Tuesday afternoon in the 1500 block of Iowa Street. He fractured his left leg and arm while employed by Freete Construction Co. of Pittsburg building the overpass from KU campus to the highway. Police noted Mills climbed off U S 59 despite injuries, cause of the fall unknown.
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Lester Mills
R.I. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Iowa Street
Mills
Freete Construction Co
Pittsburg
Kansas University
U.S. 59
Rides in old Tin Goose Ford tri motor plane weekend
The Erhart Flying Service of Lawrence will offer sight seeing rides in the Ford tri motor known as the Tin Goose. The 1928 model with 12 seats will fly at the local airport from 9 a.m. to dark on Saturday and Sunday, cruising about 90 miles per hour.
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Lawrence
Erhart Flying Service
William B. Stout
Henry Ford
Hollywood
Construction Begins on KU Sorority House
Construction of the 335000 Alpha Gamma Delta sorority house is under way at 2005 Stewart Ave in the Fraternity Place off Iowa Street. Constant Construction Co. has the contract for 76 XU coeds with completion planned for September. Ground-breaking is set for Sunday April 17 with Mrs Kenneth Blodgett of Hutchinson sorority president speaking and Mrs Howard Jackson of Cedar Rapids to represent the national chapter.
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Alpha Gamma _ Delta
Stewart Ave
Fraternity Place
Iowa Street
Constant Construction Company
Kenneth Blodgett
Hutchinson
Sorority House Corporation
Howard Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Congress OKs uniform summer time schedule
Washington AP report states Congress ordered a uniform six month daylight saving time plan to apply nationwide starting in 1967. The measure aims to standardize clocks across states and reduce confusion in daily schedules.
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Washington
Congress
Citizens Group Reviews Local Facility Needs
The city formed a citizens committee to study public facilities and plan long term improvements. Ray Culbertson was elected chair as City Commission, City Manager Ray Wells, and City Planner Ken Thompson briefed 19 members on the January 18 report noting a multi million dollar need. The panel will inspect facilities in small groups before the next meeting and may include county buildings in its recommendations.
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Citizens’ Committee
City Commission
City Hall
Ray L. Culbertson
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Ray Wells
Ken Thompson
Wells
Wells and
Pulliam
Three Persons Treated At Hospital For Injury
Tom Richardson 15 of 709 Ohio was dismissed from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a fall from a high bar at West Junior High School gym. He sustained head and back injuries and will stay in bed at home until Friday. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Richardson. Two others treated Tuesday and this morning were released: Robbie Collins 4 of 815 Canterbury Lane bitten by a dog on the leg and Eli Ferris 41 of 1133 R.I. punctured left middle finger by a rusty nail.
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Tom Richardson
Ohio
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
T. W. Richardson
Robbie Collins
Canterbury Lane
Eli Ferris
R.I
Four More Added To Speakers List At KU Centennial
The inter century seminar during the Kansas University Centennial celebration adds critic-commentator Eric Larrabee of New York and three colloquia leaders. Other critics include Waldo Bowman, Alton Blakeslee, Aisley Montagu, Robert Lewis Shayon, Harlow Shapley, and Sylvester Weaver. Colloquia leaders now include Lester Evans, Joan Pryoryle, and Clovis Shepherd. Washington, D. C.
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Kansas University
Eric Larrabee
New York
Harper’s
American Heritage
Horizon
Waldo Bowman
Lawrence
Engineering News Record
Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
Aisley Montagu
Robert Lewis Shayon
Saturday Review
Harlow Shapley
Harvard Astronomical Observatory
Sylvester
Pat) Weaver
National Broadcasting Company
Lester Evans
World Health Organization
Joan Prydyle
Pennsylvania State University
Clovis Shepherd
National Training Laboratories
Adult Education Association
Washington, D. C
Second Trial Delayed for Arkansas City Whipping Case
John Ranney, 57, a wholesale grocer, faces a second trial for simple assault in the whipping attack on Rex Woods Jr., editor of the Arkansas City newspaper. Convicted previously, the jury’s mistrial arose from venireman comments and jury subpoena confusion. The new trial date is April 8 due to the attorney’s business trip.
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Arkansas City
Kan
John Ranney
Rex Woods Jr
Ranney
Venireman
Embassy Denies Viet Nam Distortion Charges
SAIGON AP The U S Embassy rejected congressman Richard Ottinger claims that visiting delegations are misinformed or misled about Vietnam. An embassy spokesman said visitors are kept from dangerous Viet Cong areas but are shown many trouble spots and may see what they choose. Ottinger said returning congressmen reported being badly misled, strengthening his view that top officials misinform the public on other issues.
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Saigon
U. S
Viet Nam
Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Ottinger
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Kanopolis and Cedar Bluff park road work ordered
AP reports work orders issued by the Kansas Highway Commission for park road improvements at Kanopolis and Cedar Bluff state parks. John A. Erickson, north central Kansas highway commissioner, said Kanopolis will include 1.4 miles of bituminous mat on roads in the east shore area.
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Topeka
Kanopolis
Cedar Bluff
Kansas Highway Commission
John A. Erickson
North Central
Kansas
East Shore
Acknowledgment of Thanks for Fred C. Black Loss
Acknowledgement to friends for kindness shown after the death of Fred C. Black. Special thanks to Dr. Russell Frink Dr. Byron Walters and the Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff for their tender care. Signed by Mrs. Fred C. Black Kay Black and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Black.
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Fred C
Bunny) Black
Russell Frink
Byron Walters
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fred C. Black
Kay Black
Tom Black
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