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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
4
Libra to Aquarius readers receive guidance on securing support through social visibility and networking. Scorpio and Capricorn emphasize leveraging data and talents to advance commercially, with bold self expression encouraged. Sagittarius notes delays easing with high level backing, while Aquarius hints at continued sign coverage.
The Hague AP report says NATO foreign ministers avoided a Greece Turkey crisis over Cyprus by permitting mediation under a 1956 resolution and named Dirk A Stikker to seek better Greek Turkish ties while stating no progress on reunification of Germany or broader Soviet relations. The meeting highlighted a lasting France rift with other members over NATO future and left many global disagreements unresolved.
Kansas University professors Gilles and Bradshaw were elected to three year terms on the KU Senate advisory committee. A. B. Leonard won a one year term, replacing Paretsky on leave. Anderson was re elected to the committee on committees while Elbel and Foley were re elected as Senate representatives.
Lawrence High School presents its 16th annual For You a Song directed by R Wayne Nelson at 8 p m in the LHS auditorium. Between 800 and 1000 people are expected as the program features two parts with standard songs then folk and hit tunes and notable pieces by Gershwin, Cohan, Rodgers, Mancini and others sung by choruses, soloists, and the A Cappella Choir with instrumental accompaniment from Simpson Beene and Kassinger.
Southwestern College will grant two honorary doctorates at June 7 commencement. Dr. B A Gessner dean of Baker University will receive a doctor of humane letters degree and Rev Carl Mettling pastor of Gary Memorial Methodist Church Wheaton Ill will be awarded a doctor of divinity degree.
Roger Lyster of Lincoln becomes president of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity at KU. Officers include Allen Knouff of Topeka as treasurer Fred Petzold of Leawood as clerk and Brett Schroeder of Kansas City as historian. all are law students.
Graduating seniors at Kansas University can still join Peace Corps summer training programs. KU has 117 applicants since 1963 64, with 32 studying overseas now and five completing two year tours. Vacancies will be filled from a pool exceeding 5,000 applicants. English teaching and science math roles are in demand across Africa Asia and Latin America.
Readings urge Aries to trust intuition and spread happiness while Taurus risks conflict with allies. Gemini should see work as meaningful and seek data to ease tensions. Moon Children must plan income with expert input. Leo is urged to explore a hobby as a potential new path. Virgo begins a longer note on Virgo traits.
The text urges Pisces to seek cooperation and accept help rather than solo effort. It emphasizes becoming a cooperative leader, teaching others by example, and sticking with reliable partners to achieve more in the afternoon and evening hours.
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