Chinese inspired book attacks Khrushchev tensions rise
A Ceylon published English book titled Khrushchevism accuses Khrushchev of plotting with Kennedy for peace, aiding Castro, and averting revolutions. It portrays Moscow Beijing strains as nearing a breaking point with Romania’s Gheorghiu-Dej praised as a defender of sovereignty.
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Asia
Khrushchev
Moscow - Peking
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Viet Nam
Laos
Southeast Asia
Peking
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Theja Gunaward Hana
John F. Kennedy
Tito
Press freedom viewed as potential public harm by official
Robert J. Manning of the State Department argued that unlimited press access to government secrets can hinder foreign policy and national security. He questioned the people’s right to know when disclosure could aid adversaries and stressed risks of printing sensitive information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Robert J. Manning
State Department
Manning
Massachusetts
Fulbright Meets Douglas-Home on Cyprus Dispute
U.S. Sen. J. W. Fulbright and British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home discussed Cyprus tensions at 10 Downing Street. Fulbright, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, begins a Cyprus fact-finding mission for President Johnson and will visit Greece and Turkey but not Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
J. W. Fulbright
Alec Douglas-Home
Cyprus
Arkansas Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
No. 10
Downing St
Johnson
Greece
Turkey
Police to test motor scooters in New York parks
New York police will test 25 motor scooters in Central Park and Prospect Park this summer. Deputy Commissioner Walter Arm said the scooters, operated 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., can reach areas inaccessible to cars and outpace foot patrols and mounted units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Arm
Manhattan
Central Park
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Arm
KU Alumni Ballots Open for 3 Directors Election
Alumni receive ballots today to elect three five year terms on the KU Alumni Association board with May 30 as the final voting date. Candidates include Kenneth S Adams Jr Daniel Bolen John Eberhardt Robert Malott Stewart Newlin and Robert B Riss. Balfour Jeffrey was elected president for next year with Charles Spahr as vice president. Gene Morgan has been president this year and Mrs Lela Hackney Bell has served as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Alumni Association
Kenneth S
Bud) Adams Jr
Houston
Daniel Bolen
Salina
John Eberhardt
Wichita
Robert Malott
New York City
Stewart Newlin
Wellington
Robert B. Riss
Shawnee Mission
Balfour Jeffrey
Topeka
Charles Spahr
Cleveland
Gene Morgan
Kansas City
Lela Hackney Bell
Maryville
Resignation of Key Alliance for Progress Figure Moscoso
Teo doro Moscoso, once a rising star in the Kennedy era as a principal in the Alliance for Progress, has submitted his resignation as U.S. representative on the Alliance Inter American Committee. Johnson said Moscoso will be missed for his counsel. He leaves to join Gov. Luis Muñoz Marín’s federal commission studying Puerto Rico's future political status.
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Washington
Teodoro Moscoso
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Moscoso
U.S
Alliance
Inter- American Committee
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Freighter And Barge Collide In Mobile Harbor
A outbound freighter collided with an oil barge in Mobile harbor early today. The barge containing 735000 gallons of high test gasoline burst into flames lighting up the Mobile waterfront while the Prospector 447 foot ore carrier caught fire in bow and hold. Coast Guard beached the barge. no injuries reported as flames persisted hours before extinguishment.
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Mobile, Ala
Mobile Harbor
Mobile
Coast Guard
Albert J Herrod State GOP Leader Dies at 77
Albert J. Herrod, 77, longtime Wyandotte County Republican leader and former state senator, died Monday after surgery for an intestinal ailment. He served as county GOP chairman 1938-46 and in the state Senate 1942-48, with earlier posts as district judge and city police court judge. His widow Sylvia survives. funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. at Fulton chapel.
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Kansas City
Kan
Albert J. Herrod
Wyandotte
Herrod
GOP
State Senate
Sylvia
Fulton Chapel
Man with minor injury after curb stumble in city
Isaac Moore, 69, suffered a cut on the nose when he stepped from a curb at 7th and Mass St and stumbled at 2:20 p.m. Monday. He had just been released from the hospital and felt weak. Police rushed to the scene but Moore refused medical care and went to a friend's house after a cab was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Moore
7Th
Mass. St
Moore
Courts County Court Handles Suspened Sentences For Multiple Offenses
Juanita Thompson Route 1 Lecomp ton receives 30 days suspended for worthless check. Leroy Transmeier Route 5 faces 60 days suspended for bogus check. LeRoy Adams Kansas City Kaw gets 60 days for bogus check. Jim E. Davis Melvern 30 days suspended for bogus check. Charles Barksdale 1309 N J receives six months suspended for act of public indecency. Fred Holler 746 N J also six months suspended for act of public indecency.
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Juanita Thompson
Lecompton
Leroy Transmeier
LeRoy Adams
Kansas City
Kaw
Jim E. Davis
Melvern
Charles Barksdale
N. J
Fred Holler
Police Court Entries For Multiple Speeding Violations
A list of defendants in a police court docket includesKent Leopold at 1733 W 24th for careless driving fined 25 dollars Clyde Ball at 831 Garfield cited for no driver’s license and leaving scene fined 100 dollars Ruby Harris 1710 Kentucky charged with wrong way on a one way street fined 5 dollars Ramesh Shand 932 Miss stop sign fined 15 dollars Clare Getto 2223 Vermont speeding with no license fined 15 dollars Helen Groth 1801 Arkansas speeding fined 9 dollars Marsha Coats 1632 Engel speeding fined 6 dollars Chester Erskin 318 Lyons speeding fined 9 dollars Kerry Bolton 403 Crestline speeding fined 15 dollars Marion Thornton 1809 Brook stop sign fined 15 dollars Larry Norris Kansas City speeding fined 5 dollars Kent Dobbins Route 2 speeding fined 10 dollars Carol Swelle Route 1 speeding fined 5 dollars Peter Marsh Overland Park speeding fined 5 dollars Virginia Studt 500 W 11th speeding fined 5 dollars Henry Booth 2518 Alabama speeding fined 5 dollars Norman Bresel Stouffer Place speeding fined 5 dollars David Holberg Topeka speeding fined 5 dollars Carl Smith 1812 Illinois speeding fined 5 dollars Madelyn Jenks 1932 Hillview speeding fined 5 dollars Homer Rule 1618 W 22nd Terrace speeding fined 5 dollars Roger Johnson 736 W 24th speeding fined 5 dollars William Bridges Kansas City Kan speeding fined 10 dollars Sharon Baxter 1140 Miss speeding fined 12 dollars Dennis Turner 1144 La speeding fined 35 dollars Jane Kleinberg 9 Winona speeding fined 9 dollars.
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Kent Leopold
W. 24Th
Clyde Ball
Garfield
Ruby Harris
Ramesh Shand
Clare Getto
Helen Groth
Ark
Marsha Coats
Engel
Chester Erskin
Lyons
Kerry Bolton
Crestline
Marion Thornton
Brook
Larry Norris
Kansas City
Kent Dobbins
Carol Swelle
Peter Marsh
Overland Park
Virginia Studt
Henry Booth
Norman Bresel
Stouffer Pl
David Holberg
Topeka
Carl Smith
Ill
Madelyn Jenks
Hillview
Homer Rule
Roger Johnson
William Bridges
Kan
Sharon Baxter
Dennis Turner
Jane Kleinberg
Winona
Goldwater In AP Delegate Poll Widens Lead
The AP survey shows Barry Goldwater broadening his delegate lead after securing six more votes in Georgia and Tennessee. Sunday's tally lists Goldwater at 206 of the 655 needed for the nomination, while Margaret Chase Smith retains Maine’s 14 delegates.
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Goldwater
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Associated Press
Georgia
Tennessee
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Goldwater Lodge
Anne
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachus
Minnesota
Missouri
Nevada
New Hamp
New Jersey
Carolina
Dakota
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wisconsin
Walter Judd
eMinn
John Byrnes
R-Wis
A Bomb Survivor Mission Meets Truman in Missouri
Eight Hiroshima Nagasaki survivors led by Dr Takuo Matsumoto meet former President Harry S Truman in Independence Missouri. The group, calling itself a World Peace Study Mission, aims to discuss methods for secure peace with individuals and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Mo
Harrys. Truman
Truman
Japan
Takuo Matsumoto
Deadline Set for Jayhawker Editor and Business Manager
Applications for editor and business manager posts of the 1964 65 Jayhawker must be filed by 5 p.m. May 14 in Room 223 Strong Hall with Vice Chancellor Raymond Nichols chairing the advisory board. Interviews will follow. Tom Yee, faculty adviser, Room 32 Strong Hall, provides details. Positions pay $1 000 yearly and require no prior Jayhawker experience if candidates have relevant editorial or business experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nichols
Jayhawker Advisory Board
Strong Hall
Tom Yee
Jayhawker
Yee
Hotel Says Lawford In Arrears on His Bill
Beverly Hilton Hotel sues actor Peter Lawford and Christan Productions Inc. for 6762.42 claiming it is the balance of a 9011 bill for lodging and services at the Beverly Hilton from August 1962 to November 1963. Defendants include Lawford and five John Does. suit filed in Santa Monica Superior Court. Lawford is married to Patricia Kennedy sister of John F. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Peter Lawford
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Hilton Hotels Crop
Lawford
Christan Productions Inc
John Does
Santa Monica Superior Court
Patricia Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Horn Has New Aide at City Hall
A new secretary for City Manager Harold Horn began duties in City Hall Monday. Miss Judy Cox, formerly with the Kansas University Endowment Association Office, replaces Mrs Norma Nixon who left last month. Other additions include Miss Mary Catherine Smith for the City Treasurer and Purchasing Agent and Miss Nadine Matney in the Water Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horn
Judy Cox
Kansas University Endowment Association
Cox
Norma Nixon
City Hall
Mary Catherine Smith
Mike Jones
Nadine Matney
Water Department
Day Camp Planned For Special Students In June
The Douglas County Association for Retarded Children sponsors a June day camp at Centennial Park for special education students in intermediate to senior high. Sessions run June 8 12 and June 15 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. DCARC administers activities with Ruth Connett in charge. Transportation and lunches provided plus arts crafts. Lawrence Recreation Commission assists with recreation and pony rides hoped. Information through Mrs Fred Black at VI 3 6969.
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Douglas County Association For
Centennial Park
DCARC
Ruth Connett
Central Junior High School
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Fred Black
Visiting Lecturer Becomes Dean of Arizona Fine Arts
Dr. Robert Hull, visiting lecturer in orchestra at Kansas University, is named dean of the College of Fine Arts at Arizona University effective July 1. He directed the KU Symphony during Prof. Robert Baustian’s leave and will join Taos Chamber Music School this summer. Hull holds Eastman and Cornell PhD, taught at Duke and Cornell, and previously led the Texas Christian University School of Fine Arts and the Fort Worth Symphony.
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Robert Hull
Kansas University
College of Fine Arts
Arizona University
Hull
KU Symphony
Robert Baustian
Taos Chamber Music School
Taos
N. M
Eastman School of Music
Cornell University
Duke
Cornell Universities
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth Symphony
Malcolm Smith to perform recital at Swarthout Hall
Malcolm Smith, KU senior and Naumburg Scholar, will give an 8 p.m. Wednesday recital in Swarthout Recital Hall. He will play Telemann, Mozart, and Vaughan Williams pieces with Leanna Hillmer at the piano. Smith is on the dean's honor roll and has appeared in two School of Fine Arts honor recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Smith
Kansas University
George Baxter Smith
W. Hills Pkny
Swarthout Recital Hall
Smith
Elsie
Walter W. Naumburg
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Telemann
Mozart
Vaughan Williams
Leanna Hillmer
Hutchinson
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Pi Kappa Lambda
School of Fine Arts
Red Cross Dinner to Feature Elizabeth Olsen in Douglas County
Elizabeth Olsen of St Louis a national Red Cross staff member will speak at the Douglas County Red Cross annual dinner Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Crystal Room Hotel Eldridge Howard Wiseman chapter chairman will preside and recognize volunteers Local board members will be elected Olsen trains directors for the 16 state Midwestern Red Cross region her talk titled Tomorrow s Red Cross Is Determined Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Olsen
St. Louis
American Red Cross
Douglas County Red Cross
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Howard Wiseman
Douglas County
Miss Olsen
Red Cross
St Joseph Council backs 5 man train crew rule
St. Joseph Missouri city council passed a Monday ordinance by a 5 to 4 vote requiring every moving train to have at least five crew members. It aims to block railroad efforts to eliminate the fireman job affecting about 130 employees of six railroads. St Joseph is the first Missouri city to adopt such a measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph’s
St. Joseph
Subcommittees Schedule Meetings at City Hall This Week
Lawrence Committee of 100 panels, led by City Manager Harold Horn, plan three meetings at City Hall. Major Thoroughfares Traffic and Transportation and Land Use and Zoning meet at 7 30 p m today, while Economic Base meets at 7 30 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Committee of 100
City Hall
Harold Horn
Wild chimps crafted leaf drinking utensils and napkins
Wild chimpanzees demonstrated tool use by making improvised drinking utensils from leaves and using leaves as napkins, showcasing problem solving and resourcefulness in nonhuman primates.
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Romania
North
North Korea
Soviet Central Asia
China
Moscow-Peking
Albania
Gheorghe Gheorgiu-Deji
Romanian Peoples Republic
Gheorghiu-Dej
VY Chevrolet
Parkwood
Chevrolet
Sth
New Ham
Fulbright
Crane & Co., Inc
Mass
Chanay
Vinland Valley
Vinland, Ks
Delbert Chanay
Green Brothers Hardware
Pure Oil Co
State Docks
Albert Herrod
Larry Harrel
LE Norwood
Vera
Ronale
Caruthers
Louise Kent
Lecompton Rural Senipr
Charles Logan
Tara Confer
Dermis Struster
Mapsha Untal
Donhacoreah
Ceyila Kenney Stephen Bramostapy Agree
Serre
Lecompton High School
James Christianson
Latter Day Saints
Haskell Institute
Jack D. Bronson
William R. Nelson
Donna Gowing
Judy Russell
Elaine Kasson
Student Council
Karen Sue Kellum
Norma Hamlin
Larry Harrell
Lee Norwood
Wanda Becker
Terry Kenney
Linda Higgins
Richard Wingfield
Vera McAlexander
Donna Curran
Ronald Caruthers
Carol Confer
Dennis Stauffer
Marsha Unfred
Dennis Kraft
Sevilla Kenny
Stephen Grandstaff
Joyce Schwemmer
Harry S. Truman
Horn
City Park
St. Joe
Official and Legal
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Prudential Insurance Company of America
New Jersey Corporation
Jesse L. Pacheco
Felisa Pacheco
Moore Rentals, Inc
Robert J. Cherry
Wanda L. Cherry
Peter A. Soderling
Mary L. Soderling
District Court
Said County
Lawrence
Holiday Hills
Fred Broeker
Stevens
Brand & Brand Attorneya
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