Mississippi Riots Tied to Kennedy Ambition by Solons
Mississippi lawmakers linked the University of Mississippi desegregation riots to Kennedy political aims, blaming federal planning errors and tactical blunders. The 2,000-page report cites marshal displays to draw crowds, the President's control of the National Guard, and marshals firing on students, warning such actions caused a deadly riot.
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Jackson, Miss
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
General Legislative Investigating Committee
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Oxford
Mississippi National Guard
Washington
Justice Department
Legislative Committee
Barnett
James H. Meredith
Local Dog Show Draws 563 Entries From 60 Breeds
About 563 dogs from 60 breeds will compete Saturday at the Jay hawk Kennel Club annual all breed show and obedience trial at the 4-H Fairgrounds. The event runs 8 a.m. to evening with dogs and owners from about 20 states vying for trophies ribbons and points toward national championships. Ray Stancliff chairs the seventh annual show open to the public with no admission.
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Jayhawk Kennel Club
Kennel Club
Ray Stancliff
Freshman Reports Assault Near KU Campus
Terry N. Tykeson, KU freshman from Fort Madison Iowa, told campus police he was assaulted by two unknown men around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday as he walked Crescent Road toward Templin Hall. He did not seek medical treatment.
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Terry N. Tykeson
Kansas University
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Templin Hall
Crescent Road
Tykeson
Lodge Notice Weather Elsewhere
The notice reports a lodge related weather alert from Associated Press notes. It outlines a call to check regional forecasts and conditions affecting lodge proceedings. No further specifics are provided in the readable text.
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Associated Press
KU workers paint Municipal Stadium as Phi Delta Theta completes annual service
Phi Delta Theta Kansas University chapter will paint the Municipal Stadium fence and railings Friday and Saturday after classes, an EU service project with 85 members. Rain delayed the effort. they aim to finish Saturday morning and also clean stadium grounds.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
Municipal Stadium
1Th
del. Sts
EU Chapter
Anderson to Speak at KU Law Fraternity Banquet
Gov. John Anderson will address the Kansas University Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity banquet honoring retiring Prof. Fredrick J. Moreau. The dinner is at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Lawrence Country Club. Moreau retires in June after 34 years on the KU faculty and 2144 years as dean. Special guests include circuit judge Walter A. Haxman and former Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Whittaker.
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Kansas University Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Fredrick J. Moreau
Lawrence Country Club
Moreau
Law School
Dean Moreau
James K. Logan
Dean Logan
Kansas
Walter A. Haxman
Kansas Supreme Court
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas City
John B. Gage
Frank Gray
Douglas County
Alex Hotchkiss
Osage County
Centron Wins Fourth Consecutive Top Film Blue Ribbon
Centron Corporation of Lawrence received the American Film Festival Blue Ribbon Award for Children of the Plains Indians and earned certificates for Children of the Colonial Frontier and Dance, Little Children. Russell Mosser accepted for Centron at a New York banquet. The film, produced for McGraw-Hill, was directed by Herb Harvey with team members including Norman Stuewe, Dan Palmquist, and Oscar Rojas. The awards highlighted the year’s best history film and a health genre entry backed by the Kansas State Board of Health.
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Russell Mosser
Centron
New York City
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Herb Harvey
Kenneth Travis
Norman Stuewe
Robert Rose
Dan Palmquist
Don Jessup
Oscar Rojas
Jerald Poindexter
Pete Shepherd
Haskell Institute
George Anderson
Kansas University
Eldon Breazier
Lawrence Public Schools
Carlyle S. Smith
Mayetta
Flint Hills
Donald Carbaugh
McGraw-Hill
Kansas State Board of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Pike Driver Injured After Swerving For Animal
Richard Ong, 48, of Kansas City Missouri, was injured when his car swerved to avoid an animal on the Kansas Turnpike near the Lawrence service area. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and transferred to a Kansas City hospital for a back injury. His wife Mary Ong escaped injury. The crash occurred about 11:50 p.m. Tuesday with about $500 damage.
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Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Richard Ong
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary Ong
Ong
Highway Patrol
Fifth Annual Symposium concert in University Theatre
The final concert of the Fifth Annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music featured the Symposium Orchestra conducted by Robert Baustian. Works included Gary White Dramatic Overture, David Davis Variations for Small Orchestra, Armand Russell Four Tableaux for Orchestra, Roy Johnson Concerto da Camera, John McEldowney oboe solos, and William Sydeman Orchstral Abstractions. The performance showcased high skill and bold, complex music by university and Kansas City Philharmonic members.
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University Theatre
Symposium
Robert Baustian
University
Kansas City Philharmonic
Gary White
Kansas University
David Davis
Armand Russell
Roy Johnson
John McEldowney
William Sydeman
Schoenberg and Webern
Symposium Orchestra
Drowning at Turtle Creek Near Kansas State University
Eugene Jablonski, 20, of Highstown New Jersey, drowned Tuesday while swimming at Turtle Creek recreation area six miles north of Manhattan. He swam to a buoy and sank after returning fifteen feet. Linda L. Piper, 19, of Manhattan and fellow Kansas State University students were unable to help. Park staff recovered Jablonski two hours and fifteen minutes later. Earlier, Edward Wegman of Hoxie sank with cramps but was rescued and treated at the university health center.
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Kan
Eugene Jablonski
Highstown
N.J
Turtle Creek
Jablonski
Linda L. Piper
Kansas State University
Miss Piper
Park Department
Edward Wegman
Hoxie
University Health Center
Court rules taxes overpaid by McNally Pittsburg
A federal court jury found the government had no right to more than 1 million dollars in income taxes paid under protest by McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Corp for 1956 to 1959, ordering a tax refund. An industrial gas ignition is suspected to have caused a flash fire aboard the submarine Flasher, killing three workers. Harry S. Truman, at 79, jokes about aging while noting birthday attention.
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Fort Scott, Kan
McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Corp
Groton, Conn
Group on Aged Elects Kansas Citizens Council Leaders
W Mason Bridges of Topeka was elected president of the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging at Kansas University. He succeeds Mrs. Ralph L. Colman of Lawrence. State Rep Bill Fribley was chosen vice chairman and Ruth G Montieth was elected secretary treasurer. Clifford Hope Jr of Garden City attended as U S Sen James B Pearson aide. The group urged a Legislative Council tax relief survey for seniors over 65 and the disabled.
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Topeka
Kansas Citizens Council
Kansas University
Bridges
Ralph L. Colman
Lawrence
Bill Fribley
Rcrestline
Citizens Council
Ruth G. Montieth
Clifford Hope Jr
Garden City
Kansas
U. S
James B. Pearson
Citizens Committee
Fridley
Kansas Legislative Council
Legislative Council
Fribley
Donald Phalp Charged After Fatality Accident
Donald E. Phalp of Kansas City Kansas faces a fourth degree manslaughter charge and two misdemeanors after a fatal crash on Highway 2440 that killed Gerald P. Mullins 20 and John A. Wagner 17. He is charged with driving while intoxicated and no driver's license, with hearings set May 15 and May 2 in Leavenworth City Court before Judge Joseph J. Dawes Jr. He is free on $650 bond.
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Donald E. Phalp
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Phalp
Joseph J. Dawes Jr
Leavenworth
Dawes
McNamara Behind Pentagon Shakeup In Navy Chief Swap
Washington reports suggest Defense Secretary McNamara urged dropping Admiral Anderson as Chief of Naval Operations and replacing him with Admiral McDonald while Curtis LeMay was reappointed Air Force chief. Arthur Sylvester acknowledged McNamara’s influence on the moves but denied a punitive motive linked to the TFX contract decision for Boeing over General Dynamics.
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U.S. Defense
Robert McNamara
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Anderson
David McDonald
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
McNamara
Arthur Sylvester
Kennedy
Sylvester
Penaliz
Ing Anderson
LeMay
Congress
Boeing
General Dynamics
Pentagon
Gov Anderson Speaks to Baldwin Rotary Club by Phone
Gov John Anderson addressed Baldwin Rotary Club at a noon luncheon via portable telephone loudspeaker. He spoke from his Topeka office and answered questions from the audience. Fred and Oscar Rumsey, Sole Owners, Rumsey Funeral Home, VI 3-5111.
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Baldwin
John Anderson
Baldwin Rotary Club
Topeka
Gov. Anderson
Fred
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
In loving memory of Harry D Workman
Family note marks six years since the passing of Harry D Workman and honors his memory. Bereaved relatives Berneice Dolores Donald Donna Darlene and Dixie remember him with affection and prayers.
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Berneice
Dolores
Donald
Donna
Darlene
Dixie
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