City Commissioners Act Twice to Tackle Tuesday Agenda
Two commissioners met in City Hall with no quorum first, then reconvened with full attendance to take bids hear requests and act. Sertonan club offered a 44 foot or taller steel flagpole for South Park and future parks. A sewer contract of 89848 to POM Construction was awarded for Pioneer Ridge addition. Other actions included street and alley paving hearings and resolutions.
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City Hall
Rusty Springer
Jim Owens
Ben Barteldes
Don McConnell
Fred Cooper
Springer
Cooper
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Art Heck
South Park
Sertomans
P.O.M. Construction Co
Shawnee
Pioneer Ridge Addition
McCook Street
Maine Street
Kansas University Memorial Stadium
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Country Club North Addition
Refugees at Guantanamo Warned of Return to Cuba
At Guantanamo Bay, about 440 Cuban refugees were warned that any attempting to leave the base will be expelled and returned to Cuba. Four hundred forty refugees, including 200 violent opponents of Fidel Castro, face possible death if sent back as some plan to challenge U.S. policy. The warning was delivered during a base meeting. some refugees boycotted.
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Cuba
U.S
United States
Navy
Fidel Castro
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval
Edward J. O'Donnell
U.S. State Department
Baker Students Clean Ottawa Flood Gates After Paint Spree
Baker University students scrubbed a newly painted flood gate wall in Ottawa after a pregame paint spree. Ottawa police supervised the cleanup and warned no warrants if the paint was removed, as Baker and Ottawa vie for second in the Kansas Conference race ahead of Friday’s 7 30 p m kickoff.
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Baker
Ottawa
Baker University
Baker-Ottawa University
Baldwin School
Kansas
Quail Season Opens Across Kansas in Two Zones
The Kansas quail season starts this Saturday with daily shooting hours from before sunrise to sunset. Zone 1 covers two thirds of the eastern part from Nov 17 to 25, then Nov 27 to 29 and Dec 1 to 2 4 6 8 9 11 15 16. Zone 2 in the west runs Nov 17 to Dec 2.
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Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
U.S. 183
Douglas County moves to repair Lecompton Kaw River bridge
Douglas County and Jefferson County officials met to plan repairs on the Lecompton span over the Kaw River 11 miles northwest of Lawrence after a vehicle collision closed it. Estimated $2500 cost and bid process planned. Leavenworth and Eudora projects involve larger sums and joint funding.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Lecompton
Kaw River
Lawrence
Douglas County
Jefferson County
Kaw
Eudora
Leavenworth
Elmer Ousdahl
Lone Star Lake
Ousdahl
Leavenworth County
Adenauer Visits Kennedy for Berlin Talks and Cuba Context
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived at the White House for a ceremonial welcome and talks with President Kennedy. They aimed to discuss possible Western overtures on Berlin as the Cuban crisis and Soviet missile withdrawals cloud expected outcomes. The visit included a formal ceremony and a 19 gun salute amid security and crowd attentions.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
White House
Kennedy
Adenauer
Berlin
Blair House
U.S
White House South
Cuba
Khrushchev
Bank on Wheels Comes to Circleville Bank Lot
First National Bank of Circleville operates a mobile bank van with bulletproof glass, steel, air conditioning, radio hookup and direct telephone link. The vehicle sits on the bank lot daily while a new main office is constructed.
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Circleville, Ohio
Circleville Bank
First National Bank of
Circleville
Deep Split Over Revelation Unfolds at Vatican Council
Vatican City AP reports a sharp division emerges in the Ecumenical Council over divine revelation, as bishops debate whether tradition includes non gospel writings and discuss simplifying liturgical vestments including the cappa magna worn by bishops.
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Vatican City
Firm seeks exit from ABC TV contract
The Schick Safety Razor Co. asked ABC to cancel a sponsorship deal worth over a million dollars tied to programs Combat and Stony Burke. The firm cited extreme poor taste and judgment for featuring a convicted perjurer who allegedly shared United States secrets with the Communists as a critic of a former vice president.
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Hollywood
Abc-Tv
ABC Network
United States
Patrick Frawley
Schick Safety Razor Co
Vincent Francis
ABC
Frawley
Schick
Combat
Stony Burke
Warning issued on drinking by clubs in Kansas
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson warned fraternal organizations veterans groups country clubs and private clubs that selling liquor by the drink to members is illegal He said he will act further if reports of such sales continue and urged county attorneys to remind clubs that state law prohibits sale or offering drinks for sale in any place public or private.
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Topeka
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Kansas
Ex Con Arrested In Jewelry Thefts At Florida Store
FBI agents arrested John Patrick Johnson 25 of Arlington Mass in Chicago on a Florida robbery charge for a Pompano Beach jewelry store heist worth 1 750 000. The loot 521 diamonds and stones in rings bracelets earrings and watches was recovered. Also charged were Charles Mondzyk 25 and others linked to related cases.
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Chicago
Pompano Beach
Fila
John Patrick Johnson
Arlington
Mass
FBI
M. W. Johnson
NBI
Johnson
Michigan
Illinois
Charles Frank Mondzyk
Vicksburg
Mich
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
C. Edgar Williams
Paul W. Panczko
Edward H. Cook
Oak Lawn
Ill
Richard W. Kay
Three Oaks
Atlanta
Rep Robert Ellsworth to Attend Paris Talks
Rep Robert Ellsworth of Kansas announces he will attend Paris conferences and hearings on the United States Veterans Administration program in Europe. The program, $20 million a year, will be reviewed to cut waste and costs for taxpayers, with the committee led by Rep Horace Kornegay of North Carolina.
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Robert F. Ellsworth
R-Kan
Olin E. Teague
Dtex
Committee of Veterans’ Affairs
Paris
France
United States
Veterans’ Administration
Europe
Ellsworth
Horace Kornegay
Dn.c
Arc Welding Program Planned at University
A Hobart micro wire arc welding program will be presented at 7 p.m. Thursday in 300 Fowler Hall at Kansas University. Allen Young of Purewald Industrial products will present slides and live demonstrations on welding mild and alloy steels and non ferrous metals for the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers monthly meeting open to the public.
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Fowler Hall
Kansas University
Allen Young
Purewald Industrial Products, Inc
Kansas City
American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers
KU establishes Theodore C. Alford Endowment for journalism students
The Journalism Fund at Kansas University reaches 20000 dollars, the largest ever, to support journalism students. The fund, created by the will of Theodore C. Alford, will provide about 800 dollars annually starting 1963 64 and is administered by the Journalism School faculty. Alford headed the Kansas City Star Washington Bureau from 1928 to 1947 and was KU alumni.
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Theodore C. Alford
Kansas University
Burton W. Marvin
Lawrence
Alford
Kansas City Star
Washington
Mt. Oread
Journalism School
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City
Star
Missouri
Susan Savage Alford
Quantrill
Kansas City School of Law
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Haskell Students Hear Safety Talk From Highway Patrol
Two Oklahoma Highway Patrol members spoke on road safety to Haskell students staff and families during American Education Week. Trooper Dan Combs and Lt Roy Blevins contrasted auto crash hazards with gun lethality using a fast draw demonstration. Lonnie Ayers son of the district superintendent participated in the exhibition.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Haskell
Dan Combs
Roy Blevins
Combs
Lonnie Mike Ayers
Solon G. Ayers
Lawrence campus votes to fill 14 ASC seats and freshman posts
Lawrence Kansas University students completed two days of voting to fill 14 All Student Council seats and elect freshman class officers. Results expected tonight or Thursday after counting. Vox Populi and University Party, the two campus groups, have candidates for the ASC vacancies. Primary elections were held last Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Kansas University
All
Vox Populi
University Party
ASC
Circulation Managers Plan KU School Weekend Event
The ninth annual regional Newspaper Circulation Managers School will be hosted at Kansas University with attendees from Kansas and nearby states. Dr. Edward D. Greenwood will speak at the Saturday banquet on what makes a boy tick, and sessions cover carrier boy motivation and product detail for readers.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Edward D. Greenwood
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
George Alden
Hutchinson News
D. L. Mariz
St. Joseph (Mo
News-Press and Gazette
Dwight McCreight
The
Chanute Tribune
Dale Kelly
Daily Capital and Journal
John McCormally
Herbert A. Meyer Jr
Independence
Kan
Stanley H. Stauffer
Elmer F. Beth
KU Journalism School
Frank Long
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Burton W. Marvin
Journalism School
University Extension
Educational Committee For
Aftercare Talks Started at KU in Lawrence
A Kansas University conference on aftercare of psychiatric patients draws 20 Lawrence women volunteers from the Douglas County Association for Mental Health. They visit patients returning to Douglas County after Topeka hospital care to bridge hospital and community. The program is the first organized lay effort in Kansas for convalescent mental patients.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Douglas County
Topeka
Mental Health Association
Topeka State Hospital
Douglas County Department of Social Welfare
H. M. Lattimore
Edward Cook
Ethel Lynn
Cook
Wellesley College
New York School of Social Work
New York Department of Public Welfare
Community Service Society of New York
Menninger Foundation
Topeka Public Schools
Lynn
The
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Bert Nash
Evadne Laptad
Travis Glass
Frances Leckron
Dade County to Inspect All Dogs for Licenses
County officials plan a door to door dog license check in greater Miami this fall. County manager Irving McNayr said only 20 to 30 percent of the dogs are licensed and the effort aims to fund the animal control program through new revenue.
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Miami
Dade
Irving McNayr
McNayr
KU Library Leaders Cite Growth and EU Project Wins
Thomas R. Buckman reports intensive use and growth at Kansas University Library in 1961-62. Lawrence campus circulation hit a record 550,929 with 962,846 total volumes. notable acquisitions include manuscripts, English literature volumes, Rus sian law, Costa Rican statutes, and Chinese dynastic histories. The EU program expanded international area resources and a computer promoted title index aids Slavic studies.
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Kansas University
Watson
Thomas R. Buckman
Buckman
Lawrence
Medical
Kansas City
State and
KU Endowment Association
John Brown
Kansas
Christopher Morley
Stephen Crane
Denkmaler der Tonkunst
Osterreich
National Science Foundation
Taipei
Formosa
China
EU Library
Buckmann
Latin America
East Asia
Soviet Union
Slavic and
James C. Malin
Michael Brodhead
J. B. Watkins
Watkins
Freeling Tufts
Spy Tactics Outlined For Military Personnel
The Defense Department warns service members and dependents traveling to Sino Soviet bloc countries about espionage methods. Briefings note taped hotel telephones, hidden listening devices, and signals that mail is read. Agents exploit sexual and legal temptations to recruit or compromise personnel.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Army
Blanchard Re elected Kaw Council President Scout Meeting
Henry G. Blanchard of Kansas City Kansas was re elected Tuesday night as president of the Kaw Council Boy Scouts of America. The annual council meeting in the Kansas Union drew about 150 attendees. Nine Lawrence men received key posts including Raymond Nichols as vice president and National Council representative.
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Henry G. Blanchard
Kansas City
Kan
Kaw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Blanchard
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Raymond Nichols
National Council
Riley Burcham
Keith Lawton
Joe Skillman
Bill Willee
A. E. Woestemeyer
George Lowman
Dolph Simons
W. Clarke Wescoe
Robert Ridgway
Pelathe
Jack Zimmerman
Spacious Foyer for Inclement Weather
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises a spacious foyer as a shelter during bad weather. Contact VI3-5111 for details and availability.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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