U S Missile Lead May Slip As 65 Outlook
The Institute of Strategic Studies says the United States will hold a 925 to 745 ICBMs edge by early 1965, with the Soviet Union maintaining naval strength and a growing submarine force. It notes China’s oil mobile army and advanced nuclear tech, while warning Western superiority may narrow as Kosygin and Brezhnev push buildup.
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London
United States
Soviet Union
Institute of Strategic Studies
America
Strategic Air Command
Japan
Europe
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
India
Lord Attlee
Alexei N
Kosygin
Leonid I
Brezhnev
UP Group Holds A Two Seat Edge After KU Voting
In a close race Vox Populi and University Party vied for ASC seats. UP leads Vox by two seats. Winners include Fraternity district Bill Henry UP 226 and Ted Dickey Vox 182. Sorority district winners Lucinda Waller UP 118 and Susan Sorem UP 108. Freshmen women Janet Anderson UP 111 and Dee Dee Davis Vox 126. Officers elected Thomas Rader president 1105 votes and Deanell Reece Vox 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vox Populi
University Party
All Student Council
Vox
ASC
Fraternity
Bill Henry
Mike McNall
Ted Dickey
T. J. Snyder
Mike Willard
Lucinda Waller
Nancy Sturgis
Susan Sorem
Jim Prager
Leo Schrey
Russ Cummings
Bill Brier
Doug Walker
Bill Robinson
Jon Putnam
Larry Geiger
Nancy Myers
Ann Brooks
Bette Harrison
Janet Anderson
Dee Dee Davis
la Surface
Thomas Rader
Steve Morgan
Jan Rogers
George Carter
Finance Setup Recommended by Kansas Council
The Kansas Legislative Council urged the 1965 legislature to enact a comprehensive school foundation finance program. The 22 to 0 vote came as members recessed to Dec 10 to finish recommendations. Pending measures include junior colleges traffic safety laws and a revision of the commercial code.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Kansas Receives 1.21 Million Under NDEA Funds It
The Office of Education reports Kansas allocated 1,214,641 dollars under the National Defense Education Act. Of this total 911,406 dollars go to educational equipment and state administration, 118,843 dollars to supervision, and 239,000 dollars to guidance testing and counseling programs.
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Washington
Kansas
Office of Education
Dry Areas Look For Moisture
The Associated Press reports drought-stricken East and Midwest seek relief from West storms. Rain and snow move from Wyoming toward the Plains while the West stays wet. The Weather Bureau notes potential next week for shifts to Eastern drought areas as cooler air brings limited moisture to the upper Great Lakes and Appalachians.
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Midwest
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Upper
Great Lakes
Appalachian Highlands
Great Basin
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Fire damages Kansas City paper plant estimates total loss
In Kansas City Kansas the Packaging Corporation of America Paper Co plant in Fairfax district suffered about 150 large rolls of paper burning in a wall area fire. Production manager J Robert Evans estimated 1009 tons of paper valued at 130 a ton were lost. Evens added potential 20 000 for wall repairs.
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Kansas City
Kan
Packaging Corporation of America Paper Co
Fairfax
Arthur Berry
J. Robert Evans
Cos
Evans
Lawrence students show high IQs but math struggles noted
Lawrence public schools report 73 percent of third graders and 76 percent of fourth graders score at or above national IQ average. Tests reveal arithmetic computation lags while arithmetic concepts, study skills and spelling lead. validity of achievement tests questioned by Lloyd Schurr.
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Lawrence
PTA Council
Lawrence High School
Thorndike
Science Research Associates
Schurr
Douglas County Votes Democratic First Time in Kansas History
Lawrence Douglas County sent a wire to President Johnson noting that for the first time in Kansas history the county backed the Democratic ticket. Johnson received 9,386 votes to Goldwater 7,808. Women’s activities sponsored by the Lawrence Recreation Commission are underway at South Park Center with Bridge Slimnastics volleyball and dance. Cleanup Week ends with vast trash removal. figures due Monday. District Court jury not reporting Monday but set to report November 30.
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Douglas County
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Kansas
Richard O. Nelson
Democratic Central Committee
Myrta Budke
The
Lawrence Recreation Commission
South Park Recreation Center
Lawrence
Wayne Bly
Recreation Commission
George Hutchison
Hutchison
Lucille Allison
Allison
Venturi Enjoying Best Golf Year With Early Wins
Ken Venturi, the U S Open champion, is having his best golf year. In the first seven months he has won 43065 dollars, nearly 2000 more than he earned in 1960 as the nation's second leading money winner.
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Ken Venturi
Private Support Key to Greatness
Irvin Youngberg urged Illinois University Foundation members to secure major gifts within the year. He argued private funds complement public money, expand education, and offer immortality for a university through living gifts or bequests.
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Urbana
Ill
Irvin Youngberg
Kansas University Endowment Association
Illinois University Foundation
Youngberg
Threat to Humphrey Triggers Arraignment in Virgin Islands
Israel Nunez Feliciano, 22, a musician, was charged with threatening Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey. He was arraigned and held on $500 bail. Secret Service arrested him last Friday as Humphrey visited the Virgin Islands, with officials predicting the charge may be dropped when Humphrey departs Nov. 20.
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Charlotte Amalie, VI
Israel Nunez Feliciano
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nunez
U.S
Secret Service
Humphrey
Virgin Islands
Douglass Senior Receives Top Business Award
Harold E. House of Douglass, majoring in accounting, earned the Solon E. Summerfield senior award in business administration at Kansas University. Dean Joseph W. McGuire announced the honor today.
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Business School
Kansas University Business School
KU Business School
Leonard Axe
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
James Surface
Frank T. Stockton
Joseph W. McGuire
Business
Journal-World Photo
Solon E. Summerfield
Kansas University
Harold E. House of Douglass
Peace Corps forum features KU alumni teachers
Six former Peace Corps volunteers and four KU students spoke at a Kansas Union forum about transforming citizens into a global community. Volunteers, all teachers in service, shared experiences from Ghana Ethiopia Colombia and the Philippines, while KU officials highlighted broad opportunities for graduates.
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Peace Corps
Kansas Union
Loyd Kepferle
Grainfield
Susan
Bogota
Columbia
Bob Krisko
Kansas City
Ghana
Terry Brungardt
Hays
North Borneo
Janet Karon
Duluth
Minn
Philippines
Don Harris
St. Louis
Ethiopia
Krisko
Brungardt
Karen
Harris
Kepferle
Red Cross
Texas
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
KU Peace Corps Committee
Donna Hanneman
Junction City
Waggoner
Two Lawrence Teens Treated After Aspirin Overdose
Lawrence teenagers were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after admitting to ingesting aspirin. A 16 year old and a 14 year old each took 50 tablets. The younger girl was discharged after stomach pumping. The older teen remained hospitalized overnight.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises its leading funeral service with contact VI 3 5111 for inquiries and arrangements.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kansans Hold Off On No Confidence Move Against Burch
Kansas GOP members show restraint on a possible no confidence vote against National Chairman Dean Burch. Emphases on settling party leadership, with committee members Sam Mellinger Donna Addington Oliver Hughes weighing Burch's performance and potential successors. The next meeting date remained unconfirmed.
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Dean Burch
Kansas
Burch
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
Large Fine Jail For Traffic Case
Lonnie W. Kingery of 2043 Hillview Act, a 20-year-old Army veteran, was fined 500 and sentenced to six months in jail in Police Court for driving a motor vehicle without a license. He appealed to District Court posting a 1000 appeal bond.
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Lawrence
Lonnie W. Kingery
Hillview Act
William Pendleton
State Motor Vehicle Department
Kingery
Linguistic Tapestry in Micronesia
In Micronesia nine Micronesian languages are spoken alongside Pidgin and English. The linguistic mix reflects diverse island communities and colonial history shaping daily communication and education.
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Micronesia
Fair Housing Law On Legislative Agenda
Legislative Council votes 22-0 to back a comprehensive school foundation finance plan by 1965. The council also supports a fair housing law to prevent racial or religious discrimination in sale, rent, or leasing of property. It rejects replacing property taxes with an earnings tax for local school finance.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Comprehensive School Foundation
GM Grants Investment For Future
At Kansas University School of Business Alumni Day GM officials Joe Chopes and Henry Crawford outlined the General Motors Scholarship program. Since 1954 the program has funded 1,600 GM Scholarships yearly with 400 per class across 32 Rhodes Awards last year, and GM has invested more than 9.8 million dollars.
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Kansas University School of Business
Joe Chope
General Motors
Atchison
Henry Crawford
Crawford
Chopes
Journal- World
America
High School Students Form Burglary Ring Titled The Rogues
TEMPLE CITY Calif AP police say 12 teens aged 14 to 17 formed a burglary gang calling themselves The Rogues They admitted committing 29 burglaries in the area with about 3500 in cash jewelry cameras and televisions seized Deputies say the group drew inspiration from a television series The Rogues
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Temple City
Calif
Not Typical Boy From Elmwood Park Defies Odds
Bruce Gongola, 14, a high school freshman guard in Elmwood Park, Illinois, has no fingers and one toe on each foot yet excels in dancing, swimming, trombone, and model building while pursuing football and basketball. He attends regular school, maintains good grades, works as a junior counselor at a camp for disabled children, and hopes to attend college.
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Elmwood Park
Ill
Bruce Gongola
Bruce
Luther
Rhodes School
River Grove
Chicago
Raymond E. Gondola
Raymond E. Gongola
Gongolas
Don Gongola
University of Illinois
Harvard University
Fribley Seeks Reelection as Majority Floor Leader
Rep. Bill Fribley of Crestline announces he will run again to serve as majority floor leader in the 1965 Kansas Legislature. The 38 year old lawmaker is finishing his eighth House term and previously held speaker pro tempore in 1959 and 1960.
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Topeka
Bill Fribely
Crestline
Fribley
House
In Memoriam Ida M. Johnson Remembered
In loving memory of Ida M. Johnson who passed away two years ago on November 13. Sadly missed by her daughter Loretta Stanclift who loved her.
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Ida M. Johnson
Loretta Stanclift
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Wichita
Oliver Hughes
Gongola
Memoriam
Lawrence Memorial Co
Rubber Stamp CO
Cooper-Warren
Schubert Funeral Home
Eudora
Lawrence, Ks
New Hampshire
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