Nixon Urges GOP Unity After Goldwater Attack
Washington AP Nixon promotes unity in the Republican Party urging moderates and liberals be included as the GOP shapes for 1966 elections. He dismisses 1968 presidential talk, avoids declaring readiness for any position, and backs reshaping fortunes beginning January. Tower defends Dean Burch as GOP chair and cautions focus on results rather than scalps. Brown and Murphy pledge cooperation on California issues. Williams expects seating in January amid liberal disputes within the Democrats.
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Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
New York
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
Kennedy
Japan
GOP
San Francisco
John G. Tower
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
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Edmund G. Brown
George Murphy
California
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Murphy
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Congress
House
Williams
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Tax Battle Is Finally Over
William Lusk, aged 58, ends a 15 year clash with the government and yields more than 100000 dollars in securities after a federal judge orders the divestment and frees him from jail. The IRS will use funds to satisfy about 79060 in income tax liens dating to 1945, with any surplus returned to Lusk. He had refused to pay, claiming tax miscalculations. He joked about harvesting hops and gathering chickens back on his Southern Illinois farm.
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Chicago
William Lusk
Illinois
Lusk
James B. Parsons
Parsons
Sidney J. Goldstein
Goldstein
Sgt
Alvin
York
Alarm Accident at Local Hospital Triggers Fire Response
Lawrence Fire Department rushed to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a false alarm at about 10 am. An elderly visitor reportedly pulled a fire alarm lever thinking it was an elevator button, prompting a rapid hospital fire alert and praise for quick department response.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Johnson
Thousands Attend KU Parents Day at Memorial Stadium
Thousands of KU parents tour campus for Parents Day activities at Mount Oread. They will watch the KU-Colorado game from a special section at Memorial Stadium and attend an after game reception in the Kansas Union. Officials and deans led tours and a Q and A session in the Union.
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Mount Oread
Ku-Colorado
Memorial Stadium
Kansas Union
Union
L.C. Woodruff
Donald K. Alderson
Emily Taylor
Joseph J. Wilson
Bill Reynolds
L. Don Schield
School of Fine Arts
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Donald Metzler
Schoo of Engineering and Architecture
South
Union Ballroom
Pressman Union Moves to End Picketing at Detroit Papers
DETROIT AP A union spokesman said strikers will be urged to remove picket lines at the Detroit Free Press and return to work. The 124 day strike against the Free Press and Detroit News followed a failed 20 hour bargaining session. Dispute centers on manning eight unit presses at the News vs a 15 man crew at the Free Press.
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Detroit Free Press
Morning Free Press
Detroit News
International Printing Pressmen
Freeman Frazee
Local 13
Free Press
Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association
National Labor Relations Board
Walter Maggiolo
Economic literacy urged by Crawford in global frame
Crawford argued that Kansas City citizens live in a world economy where markets are interconnected with nations. He warned that distrust of normal growth reflects economic illiteracy and that illiterate economists in key roles can be as dangerous as pilots mislanding. He urged integrity, effort, and knowledge to benefit many.
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Crawford
Pony Express
Newsman Compiled Belleville History and Public Service
Mil ler and The Telescope worked on flood control and civic projects in Belleville a crossroads town. He chaired the Kansas State Board of Corrections in 1910 and directed penology work. In 1921 he led the U S Bureau of Internal Revenue Salina division, later served as Senate executive clerk, and in 1934 joined FDRs Public Works Administration advisory committee for Kansas. He led the Kansas Editorial Association in 1940.
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Miller
Kaw Valley Basin Flood Control Association
Kansas State Board of Corrections
U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Salina
United States Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Kansas
Kansas Editorial Association
Lawrence Faces Bartholomew Report And New Committee
The Harland Bartholomew study for Lawrence runs 132 pages and will be reviewed by the Committee of 100 on Nov. 24. The report offers ideas rather than binding action and has sparked debate on zoning and city planning. The piece highlights the birth of a civic core, suggests keeping the Committee of 100 active, and urges continued public engagement to guide Lawrence’s growth.
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Harland Bartholomew
Committee of
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Committee of 100
Harlan Bartholomew and Associates
Attorney seeks acquittal for man on insanity grounds
Brookfield Missouri attorney Walter Allen asks for a directed verdict of acquittal for Charles Leo Bishop 57 charged with fatally shooting Mary Jones 66 of Clarinda Iowa. He claims Bishop is insane and should be confined in a state hospital after psychiatrists found he did not realize the nature of his act. The motion was filed in Lynn County circuit court.
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Charles Leo Bishop
Iowa
Walter Allen
Brookfield
Bishop
Meadville
Mary Jones
Clarinda
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State Hospital
Fulton
Lynn County
Pittsburg State Student Hospitalized After Ellsworth Hall Fight
Pittsburg State College student Jon Makay was hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial after a fight in Ellsworth Hall. He suffered eye and mouth injuries and other harm, law enforcement said. Rodney N. Conwell of Wichita, a Kansas University freshman, pleaded not guilty in Police Court to an assault charge from the incident, with trial scheduled for November 25.
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Pittsburg State College
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ellsworth Hall
Makay
Rodney N. Conwell
Wichita
Kansas University
Lawrence events feature art exhibit and campus concert
J Sheldon Carey professor of design at Kansas University opens a ceramic art exhibit Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora. Dan Henry leads Sweet Adelines Inc. show tonight at Lawrence High School with the Merry Mugs and other groups, and KU Chamber Choir performs at University Theatre at 3 30 PM free to the public. Enumerators begin Douglas County agriculture census Monday for about three weeks, led by Robert A McGarity and Patsy R Wilson. Douglas County Commissioners seek annexation of the 4H Fairgrounds to city for water and fire facilities after a well loss last year.
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Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Dan Henry
Kansas City
Lawrence
Sweet Adelines Inc
Lawrence High School
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Sweet Adelines
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Kansas University Chamber Choir
Clayton Krehbiel
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U. S. Department of Commerce
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Meriden
Patsy R. Wilson
Overland Park
Fairgrounds
Walter Kampschroeder
Lawrence Board Meeting Sets Agenda at Central Junior High
The Lawrence Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m Monday at Central Junior High School to hear a report on the common learnings program in both public junior highs and discuss the community action program under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Ceremonies Set At JFK Grave On Anniversary
Washington AP reports on the first anniversary of John F Kennedy's assassination with a steady wreath ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. Groups from St Margaret's Bronx and St Vincent Academy Savannah lead the day, with 19 other groups and the presidential helicopter detachment to place wreaths at half hour intervals. McNamara and architect Warnecke will unveil plans for a permanent memorial the following day.
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John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
St. Margaret's Church of the Bronx
New York
St. Vincent Academy
Savannah
Gerhard Schroeder
Washington Military District
Kennedy
Arlington
White House
Robert S. McNamara
John C. Warnecke
Film Shown for Seals Earners at Woodlawn School
Woodlawn School students who earned seals and certificates in last summer's Lawrence Public Library reading program watched the film Big League Baseball for Little Leaguers Friday after school.
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Woodlawn School
Lawrence Public Library
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
I want to thank our many friends and neighbors who extended so many kindness during the illness and death of my husband. Your visits, gifts of flowers, food, and prayers are all deeply appreciated. Mrs. John Raymond West and Family.
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John Raymond West
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