Rights Measure Wins Close One After a Roll Call
In Washington the Senate barely rejected a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill 46 to 45 after four roll calls. The measure would have provided jury trials in criminal contempt arising from anti discrimination injunctions. Senator Russell warned a variation may be offered next week to reverse the outcome while leaders Mansfield and Dirksen push a scaled back jury trial provision.
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Washington
Senate
House
Thruston B. ‘Morton
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
DGA
Thomas H. Kuchel
GOP
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Reed Addresses KU Hall Group On Politics And Local Action
Clyde Reed, Kansas Board of Regents member from Parsons and editor of the Parsons Sun, spoke at the Men's Scholarship Hall Banquet in the Kansas Union. He noted a Washington trip with a White House visit and joked about being known as the husband of the woman who danced with LBJ.
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Clyde Reed
Kansas Board of ‘Regents
Parsons
Kansas Union
Inter Scholarship Hall Council
Reed
Parsons Sun
Kansas
Lyndon Johnson
LBJ
Charles H. Oldfather
Battenfeld Hall
Pearson Hall
Battenfeld
Foster
Jolliffe
Pearson
Stephenson
Broadview Hotel Sold in Emporia
The Emporia Broadview Hotel a seven story downtown landmark was sold to Key Acres Inc of Salina for an undisclosed price. The deal transfers June 15 from Emporia Hotel Corp after a prior bid of 152700 was rejected last month.
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Emporia, Kan
Emporia Broadview
Emporia
Key Acres, Inc
Salina
Emporia Hotel Corp
Plane lands with five elephants en route to New York zoos
A four engine freighter diverted to London after its undercarriage warming system fault. The five elephant calves, captured in Uganda less than a week earlier, are unharmed and bound for New York to be distributed to American zoos.
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London
New York
Becker Beats KU Sophomore In Championship Playoff
Defending champion Tillie Becker of Topeka defeated Joan Ashley of Chanute in a sudden-death playoff to win the Women’s Tournament of Champions at Lawrence Country Club. Both shot 87s to force the playoff after a two round 178 tied Marion Fegan for medalist honors.
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Tillie Becker
Topeka
Joan Ashley
Chanutel
Lawrence Country Club
Kansas
Chanute I-up
Marian Fegan
Junction City
Becker
Miss Ashley
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Milton Adamson
Howard Dunham
Marge Crowe
Dorothy Graham
Robert Allen
Helen Fuller
Donna Kingsbury
Gale Curtis
Kenneth Grigsby
Jane Hyde
Ruth Gunn
Betty McSpadden
Liz Coover
Cigarette Ban Boosts Sales Of Cigars Tobacco And Candy
Since April 15 when 20 cigarette vending machines were removed from the Kansas Union by order of the Kansas Board of Regents, cigars and tobaccos at the information booth rose from about 300 to 400 dollars monthly. Candy sales also climbed about 5 percent, with no immediate financial estimates available.
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Kansas University
The
Kansas Board of Regents
Kevin A. Remick
Kansas Union
Remick
West Junior High Band Concert Featuring Large Ensembles
The WJHS band under George Weldon performs at 7 30 p m Friday in the school gym. Sevenths grade and eighth and ninth grade bands totaling about 170 players will perform classical to popular numbers. Also featured are a French Horn trio a clarinet quartet and a trap drum solo by Bob Laushman.
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George Weldon
West Junior High School
Bob Laushman
Heller cites public reaction to deficit talk
Dr. Walter Heller, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says there has been unusual public reaction to publicity about his financial difficulties. He quipped that he will likely leave government service as his $20,500 salary is not adequate compared with private sector pay.
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Washington (Ap
Walter Heller
Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Advertising Council
Protest to Russ in Drugged Aides
The U.S. Embassy in Moscow protested to the Soviet Union after three American military attachés were drugged during a trip to Odessa March 24 26. Two assistant naval attachés and one assistant air attaché were harmed only mildly. The protest was filed in Moscow this week and no reason for the delay was given.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Odessa
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Black Sea
Four Lawrence men arrested in Ottawa for stolen car
Four young men from Lawrence were arrested early today in Ottawa after a stolen car was spotted near the Hotel Eldridge. Ed L. Sangister, 20, Everett Estelle, 20, Robert E. Newman, 20, and Kenneth M. Newman, 20, along with a juvenile, were taken into custody about 1 15 a.m. and later returned to Lawrence to face charges.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Ed L. Sangister
Ind
Evertt Estelle
N. 4Th St
Robert E. Newman
Tenn. St
Kenneth M. Newman
Ill
Vernon Harrell
Clayton Crenshaw
Topeka
Eldridge
West Seventh
Kansas Medical Society approves uniform welfare medical plan
In Topeka the Kansas Medical Society during a delegates session adopted a uniform medical plan for welfare cases and elected officers. The group again opposed state administration of Kerr-Mills for the aged.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Medical Society
House of Delegates
Kerr-Mills
Navy ROTC Spring Review At KU Sunset Parade
Outstanding naval ROTC midshipmen at Kansas University receive awards during the spring review and sunset parade before Allen Field. Susan Cole inspects the company. Capt Richard Gruber and Douglas Pickersgill accompany. Awards go to Bart on, Wood, Strayer, Griffin, Adelgren, Pickersgill, and Riley for military bearing, scholarship, and character.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
U. S. Navy
9Th Naval District
Susan Cole
St. John
Richard Gruber
Douglas Pickersgill
Kansas City
James Hubbard
Cedar Vale
Dennis Pankratz
Marion
Howell Johnson
Junction City
Chicago Tribune
General Dynamics
Navy
Robert Barton
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
U. S. Naval Institute
Neil F. Wood
Topeka
Jay Strayer
Shawnee Mission
Richard Griffin
Bartlesville
Okla
Julius Horowitz
Reserve Officers Association
Paul Adelgren
Mission
Pickersgill
Marine Corps Gazette
U.S. Marine Corps
Francis Riley
Leawood
Naval
Medical Society Seeks Aged Driver Testing
The Kansas Medical Society House of Delegates adopted resolutions at its state convention calling for visual tests and periodic examinations for older drivers as license requirements.
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Medical Society
Topeka
The
Kansas Medical Society
House of Delegates
Summer session enrollment and courses for Lawrence schools
With 24 students showing interest an eight week summer music program will be offered at three locations. Remedial reading enrollment reached 142 with St Johns students joining to total about 160. Teachers Kassinger Beene and Cooper will lead the program for 450 to 500 students across music driver education and developmental reading, as 15 courses lack sufficient enrollment from last year’s tentative schedule of 30 classes and 27 courses.
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St. John’s School
Charles Kassinger
Don Beene
Wyatt Cooper
Lawrence
Outdoor Living promotion and flood control talks in Lawrence
The Lawrence City Commission approved roping off the 800 block of Massachusetts after 5 p.m. on May 14 for Outdoor Living displays and sidewalk displays after 5 p.m. on the 14th. U S Rep Robert Ellsworth urged completion of flood control projects in the Third District including Perry and Clinton reservoirs and Lawrence protection. Lawrence athlete Mike Wempe sprained an ankle but aims for the regional meet. KP and L transformer exploded on Oregon Street causing two hours of power outage.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
U. S
Robert Ellsworth
Kansas Third District
Ellsworth
House Appropriations Committee
Subcommittee On Public Works
Perry Reservoir
Clinton Reservoir
Kansas Power & Light Co
Oregon Street
Kp&l
Final Gas Rate Set by Lawrence City Commission
The Kansas Public Service Co final rate for gas, approved by the Lawrence City Commission, is 1.55 dollars for the first 1000 cubic feet and 0.55 dollars for each additional 1000 cubic feet. The set rate funds a 3 percent gross business tax under the city franchise effective June 1, with KPS paying about 35 thousand dollars extra to the city treasury annually, totaling roughly 55 thousand dollars. The franchise is 5 percent, up from 2 percent previously, with alternative rates discussed that would have produced different franchise costs. The commission chose the 1.55 and 0.55 rate, leaving KPS with a 69 dollar deficit under the levy, which the company will absorb. The final rate yields an average yearly gas bill of 107.70 dollars for local residents.
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Kansas Public Service Co
Lawrence City Commission
KPS
Kansas Public Service
City Commission
Dyche Addition Opens at KU Museum in Kansas City
Formal opening ceremonies celebrated the $750,000 seven story Dyche Addition at the Dyche Museum of University of Kansas with Chancellor Wescoe and Dr. E Raymond Hall. The panorama of 570 feet features 190 wild animals and the lab area houses over 159000 specimens. A Bald Eagle film and campus tours followed.
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Dyche
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
E. Raymond Hall
Wescoe
Dr. Hall
Hall
The
U. S
New Addition
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Board of Regents
Max Bickford
Watershed Group Seeks Plan at Special Tuesday Parley
The Wakarusa Watershed directors call a special 8 p m meeting Tuesday at the Richland Legion Hall to discuss preliminary structure sites and locations. Joel A Wentz and others from State Watershed Planning will join as the district forms its general plan across three meetings, with May 19 and May 26 set for future sessions.
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Wakarusa
Richland Legion Hall
Joel A. Wentz
State Watershed Planning
Watershed
Hugh Moore
F L Hegeman Dies After Long Road Career in Douglas County
Francis LeRoy Hegeman 72 of 305 W 23rd St longtime Douglas County Road Superintendent died Wednesday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He retired from the County Road Department after 22 years in 1962 and had 18 years with Wakarusa Township. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home with Pastor Harold Hamilton officiating burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mable, son Kenneth Shawnee Mission, three sisters Ava Peterson Eu dora Estele Scott 1246 Conn. St, Bertha Richardson Modesto Calif, three brothers Lloyd Route 2 Alfred Baldwin Lester Hercules Calif. Memorials to Heart Fund preferred.
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Francis LeRoy Hegeman
W. 23Rd St
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hegeman
County Road Department
Wakarusa Township
Rumsey Funeral
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mable Hegeman
Kenneth Hegeman
Shawnee Mission
Ava Peterson
Eudora
Estele Scott
Conn. St
Bertha Richardson
Modesto
Calif
Lloyd Hegeman
Alfred Hegeman
Baldwin
Lester Hegeman
Hercules
Heart Fund
Tax them for obsolescence and model change
Calgaard argues against obsolescence driven by marketing and claims free enterprise protects consumers. He contrasts a 1947 textbook with a current edition, noting higher price and new features while identical text prompts calls for new products to keep machines running. He warns that selling obsolescence risks market collapse.
Auditions Open for KU Summer Theater Enrollees
KU Theatre director Dr. Lewin Goff announces auditions for summer productions. Eligible participants are those already enrolled or planning to enroll at Kansas University. Auditions run 7 p.m. Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday in Murphy Hall.
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Kansas University
Lewin Goff
Murphy Hall
Outdoor Writersof Kansas Meet in Lawrence
Outdoor Writers of Kansas gather in Lawrence for their annual meeting Friday and Saturday. Board sessions Friday at Virginia Inn feature Eddie Bond and George Moore. Saturday tours include the Kansas University fish laboratory and Dyche Hall museum. George Halazon of Manhattan leads, with Jack Zimmerman organizing.
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Outdoor Writers of Kansas
Lawrence
Virginia Inn
Eddie Bond
George Moore
Kansas University Fish Laboratory
Natural History Museum
Dyche Hall
Kansas
George Halazon
Manhattan
OWK
Jack Zimmerman
Journal-World News
Recital Draws About 250 at Lawrence Student Soloist
About 250 persons attended the Wednesday night senior recital of Malcolm Smith of Lawrence in Kansas University's Swarthout Recital Hall. Smith, an oboist, has won an Elsie and Walter Naumburg Scholarship to Juilliard. He is an honor student and has appeared in two honor recitals.
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Malcolm Smith
Lawrence
Kansas University
Swarthout Recital
Smith
Elsie and
Walter W. Naumburg
Juilliard School of Music
New York
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Don L. Bailey
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Mr. Clean
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