Security Tightens for Khrushchev Visit to Egypt
Cairo prepares for Premier Khrushchev with 200 Soviet security agents, special Moscow lines, and two Soviet planes. He will meet Nasser, tour factories, pyramids, and the Aswan Dam, with rest periods and a Red Sea fishing day aboard the Hourryia. His May 25 return may slip by a day.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Moscow
Aswan
Alexandria
Port Said
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Armenia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Aswan High Dam
Red Sea
Kansas Seeks Court Move to Restore Liquor Price Fixing
Topeka Kansas will ask a court to modify a ruling that nullified all liquor price fixing in the state Attorney for the Alcoholic Beverage Control office says a motion will be filed to restore price fixing for wholesale and retail sales after Shawnee County District Judge Beryl Johnson struck down the 1961 law.
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Topeka
William B. Kirkpatrick
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Kansas
Kirkpatrick
Asst. Atty
Ed Curry
Shawnee County
Beryl Johnson
United States
6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service
Hixon Studio advertises six hour photo finishing and fast color service at 721 Mass Avenue. The notice highlights quick processing for portraits, prints, and enlargements with professional development options.
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Hixon Studio
Mass
Weather outlook partly cloudy with cooler weekend
Partly cloudy conditions linger in northeast Kansas with cooler temperatures tonight and Saturday. Winds shift from southwest to moderate westerly by Saturday, low around 50 and highs in the mid 60s. Also shows temperature readings and local funeral service ad.
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Kansas
Johnson Urges Racial Justice in Atlanta Gainesville Swing
President Johnson drew massive crowds in Atlanta and Gainesville urging racial justice and an end to old hatreds. He spoke from a parade route convertible, praising Franklin Roosevelt and pledging continued efforts in poverty war and equal rights.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Deep South
Georgia
South
White House
Gainesville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Governor 47 But Is Mum Over Future
Governor John Anderson marked his 47th birthday with a surprise open house in Topeka. Staff baked a cake showing a bridge with signs for Senator John Anderson Jr. and attorney John Anderson of Olathe. The Republican governor nears the end of a second term and has not announced plans beyond public office or his law practice. Speculation links him to a Senate run, Congress, or a possible third term.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Lois Fowks
John Anderson Jr
Olathe
Kan
Senate
Congress
Olathe Lets 457 000 Contract For River Water Tap
Olathe Kansas awarded a 457 718 contract to Brown Brothers Contractors Inc to lay a 24 inch pipeline about 7.3 miles from the Kansas River to a point north of the city. The project expands the city water supply by tapping the river.
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Olathe, Kan
Rusk in Europe Seeks NATO Aid in Viet War and Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies to Europe to urge NATO allies to boost support for South Vietnam and to back the U.S. economic boycott of Cuba. He will meet NATO foreign ministers in The Hague after visiting Brussels, while Undersecretary George Ball questions De Gaulle era NATO doubts. Rusk aims for concrete allied contributions in expertise and economic help, not new NATO decisions.
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Washngton
Dean Rusk
Europe
NATO
Viet Nam
U.S
Cuba
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Hague
Brussels
George Ball
Charles de Gaulle
France
Atlantic Alliance
West
Ball
de Gaulle
Georgetown University
Atlantic
South Viet Nam
Britain
No Debate Saturday in Civil Rights Debate
Senate leaders said there would be no session Saturday amid easing pressure in the civil rights debate. Senators applauded as Hubert H. Humphrey announced the Senate would recess at the close of today’s business until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
New KU Dyche Hall wing adds teaching and exhibits
The Kansas University Museum of Natural History unveiled a seven story wing at Dyche Hall, expanding teaching and research facilities. Visitors can view 461 bird species, North American mammals, fossils, and prehistoric remains, while labs and libraries support KU students, faculty, and global guests. The $750000 expansion began after plans 14 years ago, with construction completed recently and climate control set to 70 to 80 degrees year round.
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Kansas University
Museum of Natural History
Lawrence
Dyche Hall
Kansas
University Museums of Natural History
North America
Nearly 700 Dogs Enter Eighth Lawrence Kennel Show
Nearly 700 dogs from 73 of 114 breeds compete in the eighth annual Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club Dog Show at the 4-H Fairgrounds. AKC sanctioned judging runs in five rings from 8:30 a.m. with events including confirmation, obedience, and junior showmanship as top handlers compete.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
R. E. Stancliff
Kennel Club
American Kennel Club
AKC
Art Guild Set for Sunday Park Festival
Lawrence Art Guild hosts its third annual Art in the Park Sunday from 12 30 p m to 5 p m in South Park with rain plan to Recreation Center Exhibits span textiles silversmithing prints paints drawings watercolors jewelry metal work ceramics sculptures enamel silk screen weaving and theater designs Bands from Central Junior High West Junior High and Lawrence High will perform 1 2 and 3 p m respectively If rain music is canceled many works will be for sale as original creations Mothers Day Cakes noted in local ads.
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Lawrence Art Guild
South Park
Central Junior High
West Junior High
Lawrence High School
Art Guild
Russell Stover Candies for Nia Day Promotion
Nia Day promotion features Russell Stover candies at Key Rexall stores with special dv pricing and limited stock. Customers are invited to purchase assorted chocolates while supplies last. Proceeds support local charity efforts tied to the event.
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Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Teaching on Reds Topic at Meeting
Robert A. Burton outlined teaching high school students about international Communism at a City PTA Council Curriculum Committee meeting. The Kansas University East Asian studies lecturer urged using movements and original sources, noting shifts between Moscow and Beijing and the evolving nature of Communism. He cautioned that reading Communist texts should not push students toward belief, and emphasized critical thinking.
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Robert A. Burton
PTA
Central Junior High School
Burton
Kansas University
Communist Party
China
U.S
Moscow
Peking
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Khrushchev
Mao Tsetung
Legion Dedicates Its New Home With Sunday Ceremony
Lawrence unit of the American Legion will dedicate its new Legionaires hall at the west city limits on U. S. 40 at 3 p.m. Sunday. Irvin L. Cowger, longtime Department Adjutant and ex-editor of the Legion state paper, will speak. Cowger, a Topeka resident born in Minneapolis, served as a World War I hero with the 137th Infantry and earned the Silver Star. He later practiced dentistry in Sterling after graduating in 1925.
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Lawrence
Dorsey - Liberty
American Legion
Legionaires
U. S. 40
Legionnaires
Irvin L
Click) Cowger
Cowger
Topeka
Legion State
Minneapolis
Kan
137Th Infantry
Kansas City-Western Dental College
Sterling
Hoover Heads FBI Forty Years Into Career
Washington AP reports J Edgar Hoover marked forty years since his 29 year old appoint as acting director of the Bureau of Investigation under Harlan Fiske Stone. Now 69, Hoover is close to compulsory retirement but President Johnson may waive the rule. Hoover remains in vigorous health and active leadership, living in northwest Washington with two terriers and a housekeeper.
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Washington
Justice Department
Harlan Fiske Stone
Stone
John Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Johnson
FBI
G-Boy
Tucker
Business Men's Noon Luncheon Ad Listing
A weekday noon luncheon offer described as a Little Banquet priced at 97 cents. The short advertisement presents a compact meal promotion for business men during midday.
Effigy Hangs for KU Dean Precedes Bomb Threat
Donald K. Alderson, dean of men at Kansas University, appeared as an effigy at Flint Hall at 10 45 p m amid chanting by about 75 students. A later telephone bomb threat at his home was reported to police but no device was found.
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Donald K. Alderson
Kansas University
Flint Hall
Jayhawk Drive
Sunflower Road
Dean Alderson
Alderson
Maine St
Cooling Likely In Local Area Tonight And Saturday
A Weather Bureau forecast predicts slightly cooler conditions for the area with winds easing from gusts up to 40 mph. Partly cloudy skies are expected through Saturday, with a high in the mid 60s and an overnight low around 50. Lawrence record highs and lows for the date are 91 and 39 degrees, with last year’s low 68.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Lawrence
Stock Market Closes Lower as Averages Dip
New York AP reports the close of 60 stocks at 306.5, down 0.9 points. The item mentions Mother May 10th and flowers from Alexanders as a personal note.
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Stock Market Index
New York
Alexanders
Ady
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