Brazilian General Named To Command Inter-American Peace Force
In Santo Domingo Brazilian Gen Hugo Panasco Alvim was chosen to lead the Inter American Peace Force while U S Lt Gen Bruce Palmer becomes deputy commander. The 1250 Brazilian troops join Honduran Nicaraguan and Costa Rican units as the United States plans troop withdrawals in proportion to Latin American forces. The OAS created the force to restore normal conditions and foster democratic institutions, with a 24 hour cease fire aiding evacuations.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hugo Panasco Alvim
U.S
Bruce Palmer
USS
Palmer
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Western Hemisphere
Organization of American States
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Carlos de Meira Mattos
Brazil
Alvaro Arias
Maj
Policarpo Paz Garcia
Col
Julio Gutierrez Rivera
Gen
Mora
Francisco Caamano Deno
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Donald Reid Cabral
Imbert
Nun Pleads Law Before High Court in Holy Robes
Sister Frances Catherine Florer, a 65 year old nun and former Michigan Legislature bill drafter, was admitted to the Supreme Court bar. She has long been a legal adviser to the Sisters of Charity and earlier practiced in Ohio and federal courts. She remains uncertain if she will argue before the court.
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Washington
Frances Catherine
Michigan
Supreme Court
Catherine
Phillip A. Hart
D-Mich
Sisters of Charity
Frances
Frances Catherine Florer
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Arthur Royce
Mecosta
Lower Peninsula
State Senate
Legislative Service Bureau
Royce
Mount St. Joseph
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Women’s College
Centenary Calaveras Frog Contest Draws Global intrigue
In Angel's Camp California the centennial Calaveras Frog Contest drew 50000 spectators as top frog Hops from Lafayette leaped 14 ft 9 in earning $300. Foreign entry Impala from South Africa won 11 ft 5 in. Nevada Gov Sawyer’s Nuclear Ned posted a 100 ft leap in the Nevada California showdown.
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Angel
Calif
Calaveras County
Lafayette
Leonard Hall
Mark Twain
Sierra Foothills
South Africa
Piem Fourie
T. Botha
Germiston
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
California
Edmund G. Brown
Angel’s
Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Reports Warm And Cloudy Conditions
Northeast Kansas forecast stays mid warm and mostly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thunder storms affecting about 30 percent of the area. Southerly winds 16 to 20 mph diminish tonight as Tuesday highs reach lower 80s and tonight’s low near 70.
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Kansas
Many Seek Highway Patrol Jobs in Kansas
About 700 applicants sought 38 new trooper positions in Kansas. Civil service tests will select eligibles for interviews, then physicals and driving tests. Ages 22 to 34 and height at least 5 ft 10 in. Academy training to start after July 1, with pay rising to 436 dollars monthly.
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Topeka
Kansas University
Tower Switches Tactics In Voting Rights Debate
Sen John G Tower Republican of Texas announced he will offer an amendment retaining key features of his plan instead of a substitute. The measure would legalize federal examiner registration in counties with racial vote denials and require conformity to state laws with a literacy test exemption for sixth graders. Senate leaders aim to invoke cloture and move toward a final vote by week’s end.
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Washington
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Tower
Truman Missed Memorial for Justice Burton at Supreme Court
Former President Harry S Truman failed to attend the memorial session in the Supreme Court building for late Justice Harold H Burton who died October 28. Burton, appointed to the court by Truman in 1945, was to address members of the bar of the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Supreme Court
Harold H. Burton
Truman
Burton
Stock Market Index Declines on Mixed Wall Street Trade
New York closing figures show 60-stock average at 335.6, down 2.5 points as investors parsed mixed news and earnings, with declines led by several large caps and utilities showing modest gains.
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New York
Unsettled Weather Predicted for Lawrence Area
Unsettled conditions with warmth high humidity and brisk winds expected through Tuesday in Lawrence after a weekend of uncertainty. Forecasters warned of scattered showers and possible thunderstorms but the Lawrence area was not in the severe storm forecasts. Temperatures last weekend included a Saturday high of 84 and a Sunday high of 84 with mild sprinkles reported in parts of the city.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Nebraska
Hutchinson
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City Weather Bureau
Wichita Falls
Tex
Dodge City
Hill City
Topeka
Russel Houk Named 1965 Douglas County Farm Bureau Man of the Year
Russel V. Houk of Route 1 is the 1965 Man of the Year for the Douglas County Farm Bureau. He has served on the bureau since 1951 and chaired the policy development committee this past year. Houk owns a 240 acre farm with another 200 acres, runs about 40 cows, 20 sows, and produces 300 pigs annually. He is a native of Douglas County and lives eight miles west of Lawrence with his wife Betty.
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Russel V. Houk
Route 1
Douglas County Farm Bureau
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Russel Houk
Farm Bureau
Houk
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Stull
Douglas County
Lawrence High School
Future Farmers of America Organization
Lawrence
Betty
Lightplane Pilot Search Resumes for Sgt Doyle Caudle
Springfield, Mo AP report states Sgt Doyle Caudle a 33 year old ROTC instructor from Kansas State University remains missing after his Wednesday flight from Manhattan Kansas to McCrory Arkansas. Ground teams and airplanes renewed the hunt from Bolivar Missouri into Arkansas, Caudle had paused in Bolivar Wednesday night en route to a grade school where his 12 year old daughter Janet Lee attends. He flew a Cessna 140.
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Springfield
Doyle Caudle
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kan
McCrory
Ark
Bolivar, Mo
Arkansas
Caudle
Bolivar
Janet Lee
Board Reaffirms Plans to Remove Fraser Hall
Kansas Board of Regents unanimously reaffirms plan to raze old Fraser Hall and build a new seven story Fraser Hall east of the current structure at KU. WESCOE says bids within 30 days and contracts in two months amid historic-site objections.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Ray Evans
Kansas City
W. Clarke Wescoe
State Office
Topeka
Old Fraser Hall
Wescoe
Regents
Kansas
James C. Canole
Mount Oread
KU Medical Center
William Avery
State General Fund
Strong Hall
Robinson Gymnasium
Crowds Attend 1965 Lawrence High Graduation Services
Baccalaureate crowd of about 2,500 heard Kansas University leader R Edwin Browne deliver the sermon at Lawrence High School. The class of 534 includes the first seven special education graduates, 20 adult education graduates, and four earning diplomas by correspondence or credit transfer. Browne urged graduates to form their own opinions and build their own world while balancing science and entertainment with faith.
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Lawrence High
Dan Kahler
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas University
Lawrence
R. Edwin Browne
Browne
KFKU
KANU
Mt. Oread
Kansas School of Religion
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Roy Browne
Paved Parking Facilities Adv from Rumsey Funeral Home
Local advertisement notes paving and parking facilities linked to Rumsey Funeral Home with contact VI 3-5111 for details and plans.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Day Observance Affects Lawrence Businesses
Most Lawrence area business houses and public agencies will close or run holiday schedules next Monday as Memorial Day falls on Sunday May 30. Federal, state and local offices and banks will observe a holiday, with many private businesses closed as well. In Indianapolis the Memorial Day 500 car race is scheduled for Monday May 31 to align with the holiday. Gene Doane advertises insurance services here.
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Lawrence Area
Indianapolis
Ind
Journal-World
Lawrence
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