Academic Critics Of Johnson Policy Teach-In Debates Begin
Washington AP report on a nationwide teach-in challenging Johnson Vietnam policy led by Hans Morgenthau at Chicago University. Morgenthau warned of a U S land war to contain Communist China and potential 300000 troops in Indochina within six months.
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Chicago University
Hans J. Morgenthau
China
Morgenthau
United States
America
Indochina
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
Harvard
John F. Kennedy
Bundy
George M. Kahin
Cornell University
Walt W. Rostow
State Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William J. Jordan
Yale
Drive-In Band Concert at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School hosts a Drive-In Band Concert at 7 30 p m next Monday behind the auditorium with the concert band and the symphonic wind ensemble. Attendees may stay in their cars or use chairs provided near the band. Over 80 in the concert band and 40 in the ensemble perform classics show tunes and Sousa marches, with rain backup in the auditorium.
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Lawrence High School
Charles Kassinger
Woman Bass To Sing At Sunday Methodist Service
Mrs Louise Malone Braxton of Grand Rapids Mich will sing a solo at the 11 am service Sunday at First Methodist Church She has 25 years of parish singing appearances and claims to be the only woman bass singer in America.
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Louise Malone Braxton
America
First Methodist Church
Braxton
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lawrence
Renewal key to keeping individuals and firms young
John Gardner, head of the Carnegie Corporation, spoke in Kansas City on self renewal as vital for individuals and organizations. He outlined nine conditions for ongoing renewal and warned that blindness to warning signs and resistance to change doom aging entities.
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Kansas City
John Gardner
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Gardner
Midwest Research Institute
MRI
Charles Kimball
Carnegie Corporation
300 Teachers Face Firings In Wage Fight
In South Bend Indiana the school board plans termination notices for 360 union teachers after a classroom boycott over wage demands. The American Federation of Teachers urged face to face negotiations while 1,100 teachers remained working. principals report discipline issues and parental withdrawals.
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South Bend
Ind
American Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
George T. Bull
Federation
Alex Jardine
Jardine
Bull
Richland Legion Post To Install on Monday
Brown-Leonard-Woodward Post 391 of the American Legion at Richland will install new officers at 8 p.m. Monday. New officers are Stephen L. Crockett commander Lloyd Musick 1st vice commander Lester Allen 2nd vice commander Lloyd Sisco finance officer Joseph M. Clough chaplain John H. Rooney historian and Joseph D. Hill sergeant at arms. New executive committee members are John R. C. Sanderson Lester Allen Bobby Bowen Edwin Gerisch and Hayden Smith. Albert E. Smith is retiring commander. The meeting is open to the public and coffee will be served after the installation.
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Brown-Leonard-Woodward
American Legion
Richland
Stephen L. Crockett
Lloyd Musick
Lester Allen
Lloyd Sisco
Joseph M. Clough
John H. Rooney
Joseph D. Hill
John R. C. Sanderson
Bobby Bowen
Edwin Gerisch
Hayden Smith
Albert E. Smith
City's Color Guard Participates in Iola Legion Ceremony
The Lawrence National Guard Civil War Color Guard joined the second district American Legion convention in Iola. It is noted as the only unit of its size with full uniform and equipment. The group seeks funds to acquire more gear, with uniforms owned by Ret. Capt. Edwin S. Young.
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Lawrence
Memorial Lecture Set By George S Hammond
George S Hammond of the California Institute of Technology will deliver the 17th annual E C Franklin memorial lecture in chemistry at 8 p m Wednesday in Room 411 Summerfield Seminary.
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George S. Hammond
California Institute of Technology
E. C. Franklin
Summerfield
Ww. J
Uneasy Truce Over National Guard Reserve Merger Plans
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and the House Armed Services Committee announced a cease-fire in their dispute over merging Army Reserve units into the National Guard. Both sides showed they remain at odds over authority and congressional approval while McNamara indicated he will press the merger.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
National Guard
McNamara
Rep
F. Edward Hebert
Armed Services Committee
Army Reserve
Mabry to Speak at KU MBA Banquet Tonight
Mabry a KU speaker and 1950 Business School graduate from Owens-Fiberglass in Toledo will address students in the KU MBA program at 7 p.m. in the Kansas Union. Fred Van Bebber of Kansas City will present an award to an outstanding KU Business School graduate student.
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Guy O. Mabry
Kansas University Business School
Owens - Fiberglass Corporation
Toledo
Ohio
Kansas Union
Fred van Bebber
Kansas City
Barrett, Fitch, North and Company
KU Business School
Tornadoes and Flooding Hit Midwest Texas Through Dakotas
Storms raked the Midwest with funnel clouds and heavy rain from Texas to Minnesota. A tornado touched down near Carlton Kansas with no injuries reported. Flooding in Texas drenched Rapid City and swift winds lashed Cheyenne.
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Texas
Carlton
Kan
Kansas City
Abilene
Madison
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Rapid City
S.C
Cheyenne
Wyo
Grand Island
Neb
Apportionment Debate Spurs Local Review by League
Dr Earl Nehring of Kansas University spoke to the Lawrence League of Women Voters on reapportionment in Kansas. The talk traced history and issues and prompted the group to reexamine its prior stance after a Supreme Court ruling required population based apportionment for both Senate and House.
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Earl Nehring
Kansas University
Kansas
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Nehring
Lawrence League
Senate
Supreme Court
League Group
Mize Applauds Atchison After 1958 Flood Rebuild
Rep Chester L Mize R Kan praised Atchison citizens for their cooperative rebuilding after July 1958 floods at the dedication of the new downtown mall The ceremony featured a parade with 84 units and highlighted the town’s rehabilitation and public private partnership.
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Atchison, Kan
Chester L. Mize
Kan
Atchison
Mize
John F Kennedy Bust Unveiled by Robert Kennedy in London
A bronze bust of John F Kennedy was unveiled at the International Students' House near Regent's Park London by his brother Robert Kennedy with senators Edward Kennedy in attendance. The ceremony marked Kennedy as a symbolic president of the world's youth according to Robert Kennedy.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
International Students’ House
Regent’s Park
The
Young People of the World
Baha i Meetings Highlight Guest Speakers in City
Mrs. Lydna Moore of Kansas City spoke at the Baha i Fireside on The Martyr Prophet of a World Faith. The Kansas University Baha i Club plans a public meeting at 8 p m Monday in the Kansas Union with Bill Borland of 511 Tenn as guest speaker on Renewal of Civilization.
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Lydna Moore
Kansas City
Mass
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Bill Borland
Tenn
Public Hearing Aims to Add Fireworks Sales Provisions
A public hearing is set for 8 p.m. Monday in the county engineer's office at the courthouse to amend the three mile zoning rules governing fireworks sales. The Douglas County Planning Commission will supervise the session.
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Douglas County Planning Commission
Toll in East Pakistan cyclone tops 1435 lives
The death count from the cyclone in East Pakistan rose to 1,435, with the storm hitting eight districts at speeds over 100 miles an hour. Tens of thousands were left homeless as relief began, with U.S. Ambassador McConaughy pledging 25 000 dollars for initial foreign aid.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
East Pakistan
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
Clergymen Await Cuba Verdict In Spying Case
In Havana the Cuban prosecutor seeks 10 years for Rev. Herbert Caudill and 18 years for Rev. David Fite, American Baptist missionaries accused of spying for the United States. The trial of 32 Cuban Baptists ended Friday night and a verdict is expected next week.
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Havana
United States
Herbert Caudill
David Fite
Rev
Caudill
Clinchport, Va
Fite
Fort Worth
Tex
China hails second nuclear test while pledging restraint
Tokyo reports a second Chinese atomic explosion greeted as a great victory but China promises not to be first to use nuclear weapons. The United States reiterates support for non nuclear nations against pressure. Japan protests, fearing a renewed arms race and calling for an immediate halt to nuclear tests.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Johnson
Japan
Baier to Lecture on Responsibility and Freedom at KU
Kurt E. Baier, chairman of Pittsburgh University philosophy, will deliver the Ethics and Society Lecture at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. He will discuss "Responsibility and Freedom."
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Kurt E. Baier
Pittsburgh University
Pennsylvania
Kansas University
Kansas Union
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