Sara Paretsky Finalist in United Nations Contest
Lawrence High senior Sara Paretsky is among 14 finalists in the 38th annual United Nations Contest. She is the daughter of KU professor David Paretsky and Mrs. Paretsky from Eudora Route 1. Lawrence High will receive a subscription to the UNESCO Courier for the award.
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Sara Paretsky
Lawrence High
United Nations
David Paretsky
Route 1
Eudora
Lawrence High School
Unesco Courier
China opposes U.N. border patrols in Indochina stance
Peking denounces U.S. proposals to guard the South Viet Nam Cambodia border with United Nations patrols as a plot to widen American aggression in Indochina. China says U.N. involvement cannot be allowed and rejects Ambassador Stevensons UN Security Council call.
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Tokyo
China
U.S
Viet Nam-Cambodia
United Nations
Indochina
Viet Nam
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Khrushchev Returns from Africa Amid Warm Family Greetings
Premier Khrushchev landed in Moscow after a two week trip to the United Arab Republic. He was greeted by Marshal Voroshilov, his own grandson Nikita, and other party leaders. Nikita disrupted airport protocol by rushing to embrace his grandfather before formal greetings began.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Klementi Voroshilov
Nikita
United Arab Republic
Leonid Brezhnev
Voroshilov
Sergei Khrushchev
Nina Khrushchev
Phouma Sets Condition for Laos Conference Talk
Premier Souvanna Phouma demands a ceasefire and Pathet Lao retreat to original positions in Plaine des Jarres as a condition for joining a 14 nation Lao crisis conference. He warns the situation is critical and must be resolved within the Geneva framework.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Prince Souvanna
Soviet Moon Boosters Hinted by U S Intel
The United States has information, reported by the New York Times, indicating the Soviet Union is developing a larger rocket booster possibly for a manned lunar mission, signaling intensified space competition.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
New York Times
Khrushchev Ends Egypt Visit With Aid Pledge and Pact
Soviet Premier Khrushchev wraps up a 17 day Egypt trip with a promised loan of 277 million for Nasser second five year plan. The joint communique signals Egyptian support for Soviet policy and peaceful coexistence as Moscow and Peking compete for influence in Africa's new nations.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Kremlin
Peking
Moscow
Africa
Farouk
Kabbah
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
United States
U.S. State Department
U.S
Yemen
Senate
Laos
China
Red China
Neutralists Trapped as Reds Press Advance in Laos
In Vientiane the Defense Ministry reports about 1,500 neutralist troops and 23 tanks were driven from Muong Kheung after a 12 hour battle. A Communist force cutting off the retreat toward Muong Soui encircled neutralist armored units, inflicting heavy casualties with no loss figures released.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Defense Ministry
Muong Kheung
Muong Soui
Wilsons Hurt In Sunday Car Crash Near Minneapolis Kansas
Mr and Mrs Walter E Wilson of 1832 W 22nd St were hospitalized at Asbury Hospital Salina after a Sunday collision near Minneapolis Kansas Their wagon was struck from behind Mrs Wilson had a dislocated hip and a fractured pelvis Mr Wilson expects discharge in a few days They were returning from Hays after visiting their son Kenneth Fort Hays State College student
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Walter E. Wilson
W. 22Nd St
Asbury Hospital
Salina
Minneapolis
Kaw
Hays
Kenneth
Fort Hays State College
Wilsons
Wilson
Kansas Governor Endorses Rockefeller for President
Former Kansas Governor Fred Hall, seeking the California Senate nomination, endorsed New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for the GOP presidential nomination. Hall praised Rockefeller as best fitting the ideal Republican concept and capable of uniting party factions.
Church considers plan to share public school courses
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church US A will consider a shared-time program to let students from parochial schools attend portions of public school courses. The measure aims to broaden support for federal aid to public schools and is presented by the Church and Society committee.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Us.a
Congress
General Assembly
the Church and Society
Management Institute to Offer Five Course Levels
Five levels of courses will be offered to credit bureau and collection service personnel attending the Midwest Management Institute at the University of Kansas July 12 to 17. Instruction covers management and law of the press on levels one and two, with advanced topics in tools of management and human relations. Notable faculty include Donald E. Blauert Becky Cameron Joseph Garber Tom Hutsel Carl Roeve and KU professors Elmer Beth E C Beuhler William Conboy Kim Giffin L M Jones Lynn Osborn Carl Seahorse. Sponsors include Associated Credit Bureaus Midwest Rocky Mountain States America Kansas State Board for Vocational Education and KU Extension.
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Credit Bureau
Midwest Management Institute
Juyl
Kansas University
Donald E. Blauert
Merced
Calif
Becky Cameron
Credit and Collection Bureau
Pueblo
Colo
Joseph Garber
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tom Hutsell
Western Auto Supply Co
Kansas City
Carl Roeve
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
St. Louis
Institute
Elmer Beth
E. C. Beuhler
William Conboy
Kim Giffin
L. Martin Jones
Lynn R. Osborn
Carl Seashore
University of Kansas Extension
Associated Credit Bureaus
Midwest
Rocky Mountain States
America
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Truman Returns to Desk After Illness
President Harry S. Truman is back at his Independence, Missouri office after a stomach upset kept him home part of last week. Secretary Rose Conway says he is feeling much better but only partially certain about a full day at the desk.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Rose Conway
John Green Store Sale Forms New Ownership
John Green Store at 845 Mass. St. was sold to P. N. Hirsch and Co. of St. Louis Mo. The store, formerly owned by Greenburg Mercantile Co. of St. Louis, will keep Robert Ward as manager after transition from Edmiston's Department Store.
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John Green
Mass. St
P. N. Hirsch and Co
St. Louis
Greenburg Mercantile Co
Robert Ward
Edmiston’s Department
Eisenhower urges Republicans to choose firm loyal nominee
Former President Eisenhower in a New York Herald Tribune statement says the GOP nominee must be firm but not impulsive in foreign affairs, support civil rights, back the United Nations, and uphold party principles. He declines to name candidates, noting it is not his role, while listing leading contenders and other potential names.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhowe
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
United Nations
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Avery Says He Will Be State Growth Salesman
Rep Bill Avery Republican nominee for governor said he would be Kansas top salesman for economic growth. He argued faster growth would cut tax burdens create jobs for youth and keep Kansas aligned with national growth trends. Avery promised to lead state efforts to assist industrial leaders in expanding plants.
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Avery
Wichita
Bill Avery
Kansas
Lawrence KU Cadets Promote Eleven AFROTC Members
Seven Lawrence students are among 104 KU Air Force ROTC cadets promoted recently. Cadet Airman Jeffrey Heeb, a junior, rises to Cadet Airman 2nd class. Six Lawrence cadets move from cadet airman to cadet airman and class, including Lawrence Lindberg James Marshall Reinhard Moxon Raymond Suffron John Toyne Tyson Travis and their parents listed with addresses.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
KU Air Force
Robert Marshall
Reinhard Moxon
Harold Moxon
W. 24Th St
Raymond Suffron
Charles Suffron
Miss
John Toyne
James Toyne
Tyson Travis
Kenneth Travis
Kansas School of Religion Dinner Convocation Speaker
Dr. Carl Bangs of St. Paul School of Theology will speak at the second annual Kansas School of Religion dinner convocation 6 p.m. Friday in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union. His topic is Theological Schools and Today's Universities. Reservations by Wednesday at Kansas School of Religion VI 3-7257.
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Carl Bangs
St. Paul School of Theology
Methodist
Kansas City
Kansas School of Religion
Kansas Union
Kansas School F of Religion
Polaris program chief cites submarine missiles to 1980s
Miami Beach Florida AP reports Polaris program chief Rear Admiral I J Galantin says submarine missiles could remain effective until the 1980s. Navy study considers deep diving titanium or glass submarines, nuclear or exotic fuel powered missiles, and large missiles in submerged sea tubes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Navy
Adm
I. J. Galantin
Aviation and Space Writers’ Association
Seventh Victim of Church Fire at All Hallows Church
In San Francisco a seventh burn victim died from a blaze that ripped through the All Hallows parish hall during a Samoan dance. One dancer blamed a misunderstanding and a lighter for igniting a gasoline-soaked sword. The disaster left 75 burned and 12 in critical condition as panicked crowds fled.
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San Francisco
All Hallows Catholic Church
David Quiane
Samoar Catholic Benevolent Society
William Murray
Charles R. Broock
All Hallows Dads’ Club
Mikoyan Claims U S Dropped A Bombs to Thwart Russia
In Tokyo Anastas Mikoyan told about 15 000 university students that the United States dropped atomic bombs on Japan to keep the Soviet Union from intervening in World War II rather than for strategic necessity. He suggested Hiroshima Nagasaki were bombed to stay in the war. He did not clarify if he meant Japan sought Soviet help to end the war.
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Tokyo
Anastas I. Mikoyan
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Mikoyan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Russia
Lawrence Kansas Resolution to widen West Massachusetts Street
City of Lawrence declares need to widen the west side of Massachusetts Street by twelve feet from the north curb line of Nineteenth Street north about 125 feet. Plan includes reguttering and repaving to ease traffic congestion per Ordinance No. 3385 and state statutes.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Massachusetts Street
Nineteenth Street
City approves street improvement bond plan in 1964 resolution
The resolution authorizes reconstruction and widening of a main trafficway with an estimated cost of 3000 dollars financed by General Improvement Bonds. A protest filed by eligible electors within 30 days can trigger an election within 90 days. if no protest or if the proposition passes, the city will proceed by ordinance. Passed May 19, 1964, by Mayor James V. Owens.
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James V. Owens
H. C. Fisher
Public Auction for Charlie F Gerber Estate Leavenworth Kansas
Public auction set for Thursday May 28 1964 at 10 30 AM for the Charlie F Gerber estate located 14 miles west of Limit Street Leavenworth on Leavenworth Tonganoxie Road. Reads like a complete farm sale with 2 mules 8 milk cows 8 feeder calves and one veal calf plus a long list of farm machinery and equipment including an IHC Super H tractor JD planter disc harrow grader combine and a 1955 Chevrolet truck among items.
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Charlie F. Gerber
Limit Street
Leavenworth
Kansas
Leavenworth-Tonganoxie Road
IHC
Boy and Girl Classifieds Highlight Gear and Requests
Like new accordion for sale at 42 dollars in blue and pearl grey from Bonnie Dodson 1417 E 15th. John Pendry seeks a 20 inch bike. Dee's Trailer Court. Four rates for boys available. Michelle Raney seeks a good home. Wilson's football shoes size 9 for 6 dollars. Hiking boots size 8 2.60. Boy's cord prep suit size 17 10 dollars. All listings include ages, addresses, and contact numbers.
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Bonnie Dodson
Dee
John Pendry
Ousdahl Road
Michelle Raney
Wilson
Bob Stewart
Wasold
Regina Johnson
New Jersey
Patty Vann
New York
Debra Nation
Forrest Avenue
Matt Moore
Hellecrest
Diane Winter
West Fourth Street
Barbara Belles
Dan Warfield
Dakota St
Nancy Warfield
Europe
Karen Zuther
Crestline
Margaret Zuther
Karen Rowland
Hillcrest Rd
Robert Rowland
Lawrence
Tom Jennings
Ala
St., VE
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