Reich Arms Figure 277.5 Million Now
The United States holds 277.5 million in pre positioned stockpiles of tanks artillery trucks and gear in Western Europe and in U S Army depots. The 2nd Armored Division flown to West Germany for Exercise Big Lift accounts for about 155 million of this year's costs with 4th Infantry Division at Fort Lewis also listed for possible Europe service.
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Lawrence observes Veterans Day as city, county offices close
Lawrence closes the Douglas County Court house for Veterans Day a county wide holiday. City Hall and most city workers take the day off while essential services continue. The Fall Cleanup Week nears 200 truckloads as crews report steady participation city wide.
Douglas-Home Wins Big Edge in Kinross West Perthshire Vote
British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home captured Kinross West Perthshire by 9,328 votes with 14,147 for Douglas-Home and 5,? Liberal, 3,752 Labour, plus 1,801 SNP. The victory follows a Labour win in Luton, signaling a Conservative setback before the new Parliament session. Douglas-Home vows victory for Conservatives at next general election.
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Three Women Kidnap Missouri Man for $600 Robbery
Robert Goholan of Devil's Elbow reported being robbed by three Negro women north of Waynesville. One carried a pistol and forced him to strip before taking his billfold containing about $20 and a roll of bills. Debbie Johnson and Daringe Whitaker, both 23 from St Louis, were arrested. a third woman was sought.
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KU Law School reports gains in enrollment private support and curriculum
Dean James K. Logan notes 1962-63 enrollment rose 18 percent to 166 and first year class grew 40 percent to 76 despite tighter admission standards. Private support nearly tenfold to 16000, a Greater Law School committee formed, and curriculum expanded with a senior thesis, two new specialty tracks, an apprenticeship aim and a Master of Comparative Law proposal. The school also gains its own grading system with a 1.5 point C grade.
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Bank clinic invites 175 merchants for public relations event
Mrs. Jeannette Tanner, public relations director for First National Bank, says invitations have been sent to 175 local merchants for a clinic. Early favorable responses suggest a large crowd each day of the clinic next week.
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Daicoff Addresses Lawrence Kiwanis on Kansas Economic Plan
Speaker Professor Darwin Daicoff of Kansas University Economics Department spoke at the Eldridge Hotel to the Lawrence Kiwanis Club on a program for economic development in Kansas.
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22 Attend Radiation Detection Clinic At Local Community Building
Twenty two attendees from 11 firms joined an eight hour two day clinic on radiation detection led by an army team from Ft. Riley and Howard Lindley from Douglas County Civil Defense. Attendees learned to measure fallout radiation and containment methods and the county will now have 11 radiation detection stations. A second two day session is planned for December 3 5 in the same building with hopes of county industrial firm participation.
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Retire Kennedy Chants Set for Dixie GOP Campaign
Republicans unveil rocking chair symbol and plan a 13 state workshop to push for a Goldwater nomination. They target the South with a conserva tives refrain and emphasize fiscal restraint and a harder line on communism.
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Ruling on Wilson Closes the Case
District Court Judge Frank Gray ruled Earl Wilson eligible to remain county superintendent under a grandfather clause when the new degree and certificate requirements took effect. Attorney General Ferguson’s office says the matter is closed and no appeal will be pursued.
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Reorganization Starts For Inter Faith Youth Group
Lawrence inter denomi national council reorganizes as UCYM revival ties with Lawrence Council of Churches. A noon Saturday planning session at First Christian Church educa tional building invites ministers youth directors sponsors and a senior boy and girl from each church to discuss inter faith dialogue and youth representation.
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Extension Group Has Event Today
The Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council held its annual meeting and election of officers at the 4-H Fair grounds. About 45 people attended the noon luncheon served by women from the Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church. Officers were elected in the afternoon meeting and will be announced Saturday. Orville Pohl is the current president.
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Convoy Crosses Autobahn to Berlin Without Incident
A small U.S. military convoy crossed the autobahn from West Germany to Berlin today as Western Allies began a new test of Soviet intentions on the superhighway.
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West Germany
Vietnamese Set For KU Speech
Tran Van Chuong former South Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States will speak on Inside Vietnam at 8 p.m. today in University Theatre Murphy Hall. The talk is free to Lawrence residents KU students and faculty. He will discuss his view of the new South Vietnamese government during a coast to coast tour explaining his opposition to the overthrown Diem regime.
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Air Force officer selection visit to KU this week
Selection officer Capt. Tom Gorman from Kansas City will interview eligible officer training school candidates at Kansas University Tuesday and Wednesday. All KU graduates and undergraduates within 210 days of degree may contact Capt. Gorman in the Kansas Union. The Air Force qualifying test will be available at this time.
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Secrets of Saigon Secret Police Tortures Revealed
Vietnamese typist Hoang Thi Dong recounts torture by Ngo Dinh Diem era secret police in Saigon just before the regime fell. She describes stripping, waterboarding, beatings, and threats of torture while other detainees face electrical shocks, gouging, and deaths in camps.
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Rusk Comments on Europe and Berlin Crisis
Rusk noted political unrest in Italy and England and said allied support allows moving forward. He assessed Berlin tensions as raising serious questions about U S Soviet relations and could affect access to West Berlin, stressing the issue's seriousness.
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Spacious Parking Facilities
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises spacious parking facilities and provides contact VI 3-5111 for inquiries.
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Hines Pee Shop 5 Open Workshop and Classes
Open 9:30 to 5 from Monday through Saturday with evening sessions Monday and Wednesday 7:30 to 9:30. Free instruction offered for making Christmas gifts using greenware and supplies. Phone Vi 2 9251 for details.
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In Loving Memory of Esther Stanko
A remembrance note for Esther Stanko who died on November 8 1961. She is mourned by her husband William M Stanko and their daughter and family.
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