Congress Gains Could Boost Two LBJ Social Programs
Post election, Democrats gain in both chambers may advance Johnson proposals for elderly health care and Appalachian aid. Senate margins widened to 66-34, House at 257-178, with talks on social security measures and new urban affairs cabinet plans.
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Washington
Congress
Appalachian
White House
Johnson
Senate
House
Department of Urban Affairs
Department of Housing and Community Development
Anderson Cited for GOP Post
Gov. Robert E. Smoiie of Idaho, head of the Republican Governors Association, suggested Kansas Gov. John Anderson as a potential new national chairman. Anderson, in Topeka, declined comment and said he had not heard of the suggestion. A moderate Republican, he opposed Goldwater last spring but supported the GOP ticket later and introduced Goldwater at a Topeka rally. He is finishing his second term and did not seek reelection.
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Boise
Idaho
Robert E. Smoiie
Republican Governors Association
John Anderson
Kansas
Topeka
Anderson
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
France alarms at US German nuclear force plan
Paris Premier Georges Pompidou voiced concern over a potential U S German nuclear force saying it would clash with the French German Cooperation Treaty and European defense policy. He noted the move contrasts with France's stance and the broader NATO context.
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API
Georges Pompidou
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Pompidou
United States
NATO
West Germany
Lovellette Loses County Sheriff Bid In Missouri Race
Lawrence report notes former Kansas basketball star Clyde Lovellette lost the Jefferson County sheriff race to Walter Buerger. Lovellette, retired from basketball, once led KU to the 1952 NCAA title and played with the 1952 U S Olympic team. A stray cat story and KU student campaign activity are also described.
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Kansas University
Jefferson County
Walter Buerger
Lovellette
Missouri
Boston Celton Celtics
Jayhawks
Helsinki
Finland
Business School Celebrates 40th Anniversary Events
Alumni and faculty of the Kansas University Business School will mark the 40th anniversary with events on Friday and Saturday. A Friday program at the Kansas Union features remarks by Chancellor Wescoe and a speech by Darwin Dakoff, followed by lunch with former deans and panel discussions. Saturday includes Editors’ Day, Parents’ Day, and KU Colorado football game at Memorial Stadium, with gatherings in the Union and Flint Hall.
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Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
Darwin Dakoff
Kansas
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Frank T. Stockton
Leonard Axe
Pittsburg State College
James R. Surface
Joseph W. McGuire
Howard Crawford
Detroit
Mich
General Motors Marketing
Ku-Colorado
Memorial Stadium
Flint Hall
Wescoe
Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Dorm counselors organize university blood drive
Counselors from four men's residence halls at Kansas University will sponsor a Red Cross blood donation on Dec. 9. About 1,700 men in Ellsworth and Grace Pearson halls will be asked to give blood under supervision of physicians and nurses in the Lawrence area. Parental permission is required for ages 18 to 21, with permit slips mailed to parents of participating students.
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Kansas University
Red Cross Templar
Joseph R&r. Pearson
Ellsworth
Grace Pearson
Lawrence
Kansas Democrats Gain 11 Seats in State Legislature
Kansas Democrats increase House seats from 39 to 45 or 46 and Senate seats from 8 to 13, the strongest Democratic showing since 1932. Incumbents defeated include Senate leader Joseph McDowell and multiple House members. notable new senators include George W Haley and Curtis McClinton.
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Kansas
Senate
Lamar Davis
Edna
Oren Gray
House
Joseph H. McDowell
Kansas City
McDowell
George W. Haley
Lawrence building permits show large university projects
The October permit list in Lawrence highlights major expenditures including Kansas Universitys McColllum Hall men's residence hall at $2.7 million and a $930,557 physical education building. Other large items include the new Highway Department headquarters at Tee Pee Junction and the Project 800 parking shopping complex downtown. The listing also details numerous dwellings and additions with varied amounts and buyers across the city.
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Kansas University
Highway Department
Tee Pee Junction
Lawrence
Dana Dowd
Sehwarg Ltd
Geli Woodburs
Pieheer Ud Sao
Russell Jones
Princeton
Lauue
AL Ieherts
Orchard Lane
American Real State
Igo W
St. Terr
American Real
Exhibition of Paintings by Lyn da McNear Opens Monday
Philadelphia artist Lyn da McNear presents On Being at EU Westminister Center 1204 Oread, sponsored by Lawrence Council of Churches and UCCF Westminster Center. Open daily 9 am to 9 pm, closing 5 pm Saturday Nov 14. McNear aims to symbolize the spirit of man using minimal symbols.
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Philadelphia
Lynda McNear
Uccf-Westminster Center
Oread
Lawrence Council of Churches
New Zealand University
Europe
United States
Nevada test site probes mineral recovery via underground blast
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a deep underground nuclear detonation at the Nevada test site, testing a method aimed at someday recovering buried minerals, oil, and gas.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Lawrence UF Campaign Falls Short of 1964 Goal
The Lawrence United Fund total stood at about 68 000 dollars, 10 500 short of the 78 500 dollar goal. Late reports may push past 70 000, but extension seems unlikely as the original deadline passed Monday. The drive, in effect since 1955, may not be extended this year.
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Lawrence United Fund
Lawrence
District Dues Dissolution Votes At Vinland Meet
Patrons voted 102 to 34 Tuesday night to dissolve the Vinland School District and combine with Baldwin. The meeting authorized by State Superintendent Adel Throckmorton was held at the Vinland Grade School Auditorium. Classes will continue at Vinland Grade School but under Baldwin School Board direction. The Vinland School Board lists Lawrence Craig, Paul Gibler, Jerry Moore, Jack Saile, and Hubert Hoskinson.
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Vinland
Baldwin
Adel Throckmorton
Baldwin School Board
Hubert Hoskinson
Vinland School Board
Lawrence Craig
Paul Gibler
Jerry Moore
Jack Saile
Hoskinson
Prelates Urge Catholic Drive to Fight World Poverty
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council prel ates and an American layman appealed for the church to organize agencies with laypeople and governments to aid the global poor. They urged action to rescue the needy of all races and religions from misery and neglect.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
America
KU Centennial Plans Started
KU begins organizing events for the 100th anniversary celebration set to run from April 11 to June 2, 1966. George Anderson chairs the University Centennial committee with members from history romance languages speech and drama English journalism and other departments along with KU alumni.
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George Anderson
J. Neale Carman
William A. Conboy
James Gunn
Oscar Haugh
Clayton Krehbiel
Donald Metzler
School of Engineering and Architecture
John Nelson
Calder Pickett
Paul Roofe
Earl Shurtz
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Keith Weltmer
Stuart Forth
Thomas Buckmann
Frank Burge
The
Kansas Union
Natalie Calderwood
W. Eugene George
Raymond Hopponen
Bruce Linton
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Johnson and Humphrey enjoy Texas hill country retreat
President Johnson and vice president-to-be Hubert Humphrey toured the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City Texas after Tuesday's landslide victory. They dressed in Western garb, rode horses, and attended a buffet barbecue near the municipal airport hangar as Muriel Johnson watched.
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Tex
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Texas
Humphrey
Muriel
LBJ
Human Relations Unit Names 2 Committees
The Lawrence Human Relations Commission approved lay members for two standing committees in a regular meeting at City Hall. Mrs. Richard Dyson and Robert Taylor were named to the education committee, while Mrs. Clifford Ketzel, Mrs. Raymond Eastwood, Mrs. Blanche Pogany, George Caldwell and Mrs. Charles Holmes joined the employment committee. Lloyd Schurr is education committee chairman, and Mrs. Raymond Cerf chairs the employment group.
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Lawrence Human Relations Commission
City Hall
Richard Dyson
Robert Taylor
Clifford Ketzel
Raymond Eastwood
Blanche Pogany
George Caldwell
Charles Holmes
Lloyd Schurr
Raymond Cerf
Baker Probes To Be Resumed In December Hearings
Senate Rules Committee plans December hearings into a $35,000 alleged kickback tied to the District of Columbia Stadium project. Former secretary to the Senate Democratic majority Bobby Baker will testify along with other witnesses, including Don B. Reynolds, an associate of Baker, as Sen. John J. Williams links Reynolds to the payoff. A closed session is set for December 1 to outline inquiry plans with public hearings possible later that day or the next.
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John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jordan
Don B. Reynolds
Williams
Reynolds
Card of Thanks from Doris Oelschlaeger and Mrs David Scott
Both notices express gratitude for cards flowers and kindness during hospital stays Doris Oelschlaeger thanks friends and relatives for support during her hospital stay Mrs David Scott thanks for help and kindness during her husbands hospitalization noting he is improving and in room 227 B at KU Medical Center and will be hospitalized for some time
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B. KU Medical Center
David Scott
In Memoriam George R Perdue and Margaret Mae Wingfield
In memory of George R Perdue who passed away four years ago today. Also memorializing Margaret Mae Wingfield who died one year ago today on November fifth, 1963. Loved by family and friends, Alma Brokmann and family keep her memory in their hearts.
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George R. Perdue
Margaret Mae Wingfield
Alma Brokmann
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