U S Misses Chance To Aid Poor In Peru
Peru under President Fernando Belaunde Terry aims to lift living standards for illiterate, poverty stricken Indians by running 144 tool lending centers. The United States balked at a $10 million hand tool loan, citing red tape and risk, prompting Belaunde to seek a Finland loan.
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U.S
Peru
Lima
United States
Washington
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Belaunde
Aid Agency
Associated Press
Blackmail Ring in England Probed After Model Death
London police probe a wide blackmail ring after the death of Julie Molley a 24 year old Italian born dental assistant and part time model Her room contained two diaries listing many prominent men and investigators recovered hundreds of letters and 3000 photos linking her to business and society figures The ring allegedly used ads for a raincoat as a code word to ensnare men with photographs and letters for blackmail purposes.
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London
Scotland Yard
Julie Molley
Julie
Retrial Granted for Sharon Kinne in Husband Slaying
Missouri Supreme Court maintains Mrs. Sharon Kinne is entitled to a new trial for the murder of her husband James A. Kinne. Convicted in 1962 and serving a life term, she won a reversal due to an improperly assembled jury. Prosecution asked for a second hearing, but the court denied it.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Sharon Kinne
Independence, Mo
Supreme Court
Jackson County
Lawrence F. Gepford
Circuit Court
James A. Kinne
Mrs. Kinne
Store Boycott Planned
LOS ANGELES AP The national director of the Congress of Racial Equality says his organization will launch a Christmas boycott of Los Angeles stores that practice discrimination in employment. Boycotts of chain stores that practice discrimination will begin on a national scale next Easter, Director James Farmer added.
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Los Angeles
Congress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
Vote On GM Proposal Tonight In Kansas City
United Auto Workers members will vote tonight on whether to accept a GM settlement at the Fairfax district assembly plant. Negotiators reached an agreement Monday night before a strike deadline of Wednesday noon, with details not revealed. The dispute centered on production standards and the union contends workers were asked to do too much.
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Kansas City, Kan
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Fairfax District
Deafness linked to emotions in medical studies
Increasing medical evidence links emotions to physical health and deafness. The article notes daily hearing experiences, such as a mother waking for a baby and a child ignoring unpleasant words, and cites three psychological factors: association with a deaf person, withdrawal from the outside world, and wanting to be special. It ends with a note about pharmacies and a candy ad.
Beauty and the Beast opens KU Children's Theatre
KU Children's Theatre presents Beauty and the Beast with Sharon Scoville and Paul Hough in leading roles. William Birner directs this classic tale at Murphy Hall with performances December 12 at 4 30, December 13 at 4 30 and 7 30, and December 14 at 2 pm. Tickets at University Theatre box office in Lawrence and Murphy Hall. group rates available. call UN 4 3982 for info.
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Nicholas Stuart Gray
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
Sharon Scoville
Kansas City
Paul Hough
Topeka
William Birner
Brooklyn
N. Y
University Theatre
Lawrence Schools
Foreign Aid Bill Nearing Passage This Week
Senate leaders debated the battered foreign aid measure into its third week and planned to table amendments proposed by insurgent Democrats Wayne Morse and Ernest Gruening to push toward passage by Thursday. Senator Hubert Humphrey signaled they hoped to finish the bill if possible amid GOP charges of repetition by opponents led by Everett Dirksen.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Sail-powered hydrofoil tops 30 knots in trials on Lake Mendota
A sail-powered hydrofoil being developed for the U.S. Navy exceeded 30 knots in moderate winds during trials on Lake Mendota Wisconsin. The test demonstrated high speed capability in lake conditions with the vessel operating under sail.
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U.S. Navy
Lake Mendota
Wis
Five Years of Liberal Arts Are Proposed for Colleges
Francis H. Horn of the University of Rhode Island urged extending college to five years and delaying majors to graduate school. He argued four years fail to broaden citizenship and urged exposing students to many arts and sciences, including Shakespeare and chemistry, with majors possibly eliminated. Horn spoke at the Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges meeting.
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Chicago
Francis H. Horn
University of Rhode Island
Horn
The
Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
Pope
Shelly
Moliere
Tolstoy
Lawyer Lysaught to Speak at KU Phi Delta Phi Meeting
Lawrence area news notes that Donald Lysaught a partner in a major Kansas City firm will discuss workmen compensation at a Thursday KU Phi Delta Phi gathering. He is a 1948 KU Law grad and member of the Order of Caif. Event runs 6 p.m. social hour and 7 p.m. meeting at the Holiday Inn.
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Donald Lysaught
Kansas
Phi Delta Phi
Kansas University
Lysaught
Stanley, Schroeder, Weeks, Thomas and
Front Yard Sinks 18 Feet in Alhambra Yard
Mrs. Esther Baker reports a front yard on a weekend sinkhole in Alhambra California dropping 18 feet. Police were called after a patch of lawn moved and disappeared. An officer examined the hole and advised filling it, but the bottom appears to be the top of an old well, suggesting it could descend further.
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Alhambra
Calif
Esther Baker
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