Kennedy Says Unjustified Wage Hikes Harm Nation
President Kennedy told the United Auto Workers convention that unjustified wage demands risking price increases are as harmful as unjustified profit demands. He urged labor and management to act responsibly for the public good and said the administration would set goals but not fix prices in peacetime.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Kennedy
Labor Today
United Auto Workers Convention
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
UAW
United States
Hallas to Head KU ROTC Unit
Lt Col Gerald E Hallas will command the Air Force ROTC unit at Kansas University reporting June 11 after a Korea assignment. He will attend a seven week Air Instructor Course at Maxwell AFB, while Col Robert P Ash plans a new posting. details on ash stay and duties noted.
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Gerald E. Hallas
6146Th Air Force Advisory Group
Korea
Kansas University
Robert P. Ash
Hallas
The
Air University
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ala
Ash
Military Air Transport Service
Col
University of Southern California
Air Command and Staff College
Omaha
Neb
China
Germany
Usaf Air Defense Operations
Lawrence
Robert
Landon Urges Stronger Trading to Preserve U S Strength
Former Kansas governor Alf Landon warned that the United States must win sharper world trading to maintain economic political and military power. He backed most of Kennedy trade legislation and urged protecting the right to appeal administrative rulings to ensure due process in the evolving common market era.
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United States
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Kennedy
Washington Bar Association
London
America
Landon
Common Market Court of Justice
Kansas Praised for Mental Health Rehabilitation Leadership
North Carolina Senator Samuel J. Ervin Jr. lauded Kansas in the Senate noting the state has set an example for care and rehabilitation of the mentally ill and other states would do well to emulate its approach.
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Washington
Kansas
North Carolina
Samuel J. Ervin, Jr
Dn.c
Senate
Weather History and Forecast for Northeast Kansas
Yesterday’s high reached 93 with a year ago high of 60 and 46 for a prior day. Record highs and lows noted 81 in 1948 and 39 in 1946. Today cloudy and cooler with Northeast Kansas forecasting a warmer Wednesday and a low around 60 tonight. High near 90 on Wednesday.
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Kansas
Sketch of Suspect In Cafe Slaying Circulated
Wyandotte County sheriff’s office distributed a sketch of a man possibly linked to the April 30 killing of Mrs. Jack Elliott in a cafe west of Kansas City. A shopper described the suspect as about 25 with a flushed face in a white short sleeve shirt and white trousers. Elliott’s body was found in a cafe backroom. Detectives questioned a man after police said a knife and a woman’s girdle were found in his car.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte
Weekday Break For KU Group Floats Kaw River
Ten Kansas University students enjoyed a weekday break floating inner tubes down the Kaw River toward Kansas City. The group began this afternoon below the Lawrence bridge, totaling five couples with a 12 mile route to the Eudora bridge and a waiting car.
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Kansas University
Kaw River
Lawrence
Eudora Bridge
KU Group
Kaw
Kansas City
Lawrence Kaw River
Dick Black
Wichita
Black
Duff Elected Grand Commander At Kansas Knights Templar
James G. Duff of Pittsburg was elected grand commander at the 93rd Kansas Commanderies Knights Templar conclave closing session. Pittsburg was chosen to host the 1963 conclave.
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Emporia
James G. Duff
Pittsburg
Kansas
Florida paper wins Pulitzer for meritorious public service
The Panama City News Herald secured the 1962 Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service for a three year campaign against entrenched local corruption. The awards were announced by Columbia University as part of the 46th annual prizes, with multiple honors in journalism, letters, and drama.
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NEW York
Florida
Panama City
New York Herald Tribune Syndicate
Eagan S. Waltman
Estonia
Ial
Hartford
Edwin O’connor
Pulitzer Prizes
Graduate School of Journalism
Buick Wildcat on Display at Parker Buick
Buick Wildcat now on display at Parker Buick located at 700 North Highway Avenue Adv. Win Mother’s Day Trip advertised at Hillcrest Shopping Center.
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Hillcrest Shopping Center
Buick Wildcat on Display at Parker Buick
Buick Wildcat now on display at Parker Buick located at 700 North H Avenue. The showcase highlights the car for potential buyers visiting the dealership.
Global Mistakes Not All by U S
Julius Holmes former Lawrence native and ambassador to Iran discusses Soviet errors in Guinea and U S views on foreign service training. He criticizes The Ugly American book and notes his plans for nonacademic postgraduate training and a cross country applicant pool.
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U.S
U. S. State Department
Journal- World Today
Julius Holmes
Lawrence
Iran
Holmes
C. B. Holmes
Sunset Dr
New Republic
Guinea
Dean Acheson
Foreign Service
Washington, D.C
Washington
Richard
Harvard
Heat Flash Hurts Lawrence With Sudden Swings
Lawrence experiences rare heat flashes with temperatures jumping from 75 to 86 then dipping to 71 overnight. Topeka reports similar swings from 79 to 91 as meteorologists record gusty winds and thunderstorm potential. Monday records include a 93 degree high, beating the 1952 record of 88.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Wichita
Columbia
Class Gift at KU Is a Lighted Map
A lighted relief mural map of the Kansas University campus will be the Class of 1962 gift. Seniors chose the gift at a Monday coffee and released the results today. The map will be placed in the Kansas Union lobby and will depict Mt. Oread buildings paths and features.
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Kansas University
The
Kansas Union
Mt. Oread
Polio Vaccine Distribution Aims for County Reach
About 850 people received free oral polio vaccine on the first day of the county mass immunization program led by Dr. Dale Clinton. He urged broader participation, noting the program tests mass logistics rather than vaccine efficacy. Vaccination runs 1 to 8 p.m. daily through Friday at multiple sites including the Community Building and Watkins Hospital for KU students.
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Dale Clinton
Clinton
Douglas County
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Eudora
Lecompton
Baldwin First Methodist Church
Marion Township
Burcham Reappointed LIFE Leader for Second Term
The Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise LIFE will continue for another year with Riley Burcham as chairman. Life and partners improved off campus housing for KU foreign students with 310 enrolled this year and expectations of around 325 next fall.
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Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise
LIFE
Riley Burcham
Lawrence
Clark Coan
Coan
Chamber of Commerce
Expansion Plan For KU Arena Delayed a Year
Kansas University Athletic Board postponed the Memorial Stadium expansion for about a year due to lack of immediate financing. A more extensive plan may be developed by 1963 64, with relays and football field changes postponed. The board aims to stabilize finances for 1962 63 and pursue expansion as soon as possible.
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Kansas University Athletic Board
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Union
C. A. VanderWerf
Allen Fieldhouse
VanderWerf
Kansas Relays
EU Chemistry Department
New York Stocks End Lower at 1962 Low
Closing averages show 60 stocks falling to 244.8, down 2.2 points, marking a new 1962 low and signaling continued market weakness as trading ends.
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New York
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