Adenauer Returns to Reich To Face Political Turmoil
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returns home amid a German political crisis. After talks with President Kennedy he sees no new Berlin or Germany proposals until the Cuban crisis is resolved, a stance noted as aiding CDU leaders and countering Strauss backlash in Bavaria and Hessian losses.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Kennedy
Adenauer
Germany
Cuba
United States
Franz-Josef Strauss
Strauss
der Spiegel
Gestapo
Adolf Hitler
Bavaria
Christian Democrats
Hesse
Court orders criminal contempt action against Mississippi leaders
A federal court in New Orleans orders criminal contempt proceedings against Governor Ross Barnett and Lieutenant Governor Paul Johnson. The Fifth Circuit acts as a grand jury in Oxford investigates the Ole Miss integration riot and the shooting during the Sept. 30 events. The FBI ballistics report found no match to the two men killed by riot guns. Barnett faces possible jail and up to 10,000 dollars daily fines. Johnson faces up to 5,000 dollars daily fines until purge.
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Mississippi
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Ole Miss
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Washington
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Paul B. Johnson
5Th
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New Orleans
Justice Department
Barnett
Johnson
James H. Meredith
Two Teens Injured in Three-Car Wreck on Massachusetts
Two persons suffered minor injuries in a Thursday three car crash in the 1300 block on Massachusetts Street. Aaron L. Thompson 17 suffered a cut lip and passenger Robert Medina 15 a cut on the head. No hospitalization. Other drivers were Ralph D. Chamberlin 52 and Robert O. Osborn 49. Vehicle damage estimated at 700 dollars.
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Massachusetts Street
Aaron L. Thompson
Thompson
Robert Medina
Conn. St
Ralph D. Chamberlin
Robert O. Osborn
Lyon
Cuban premier warns US over airspace and base dispute
Castro issues a warning demanding end to US airspace violations and U.S. withdrawal from Guantanamo base. Thant shared the letter with Adlai Stevenson while Cuba withheld publication. Defense officials say air surveillance will continue and no U2 loss has been officially confirmed since Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr. was shot down.
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U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Carlos Lehuga
Castro
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
U.S. Defense Department
Cuba
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Anderson
Engineering advisory board meets KU faculty in Lawrence
Lawrence reports that KU's Engineering School hosts the advisory board including Donald Nigg Tom Robinson Waldo Bowman and Harold Stout. They discuss engineering education at sessions near the Nuclear Reactor Center and Center for Research in Engineering Sciences.
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Kansas University Engineering School
John McNown
Dean McNown
Donald J. Nigg
Bendix Corp
Kansas City
Tom Robinson
Black and Veatch
Waldo Bowman
Engineering News Record
New York City
Harold Stout
Midwest Research Institute
Nuclear Reactor Center
Center For Research In Engineering Sciences
Eldridge Hotel
Private Arrangement Office Rumsey Funeral Home
Private arrangement office advertised for Rumsey Funeral Home services with contact VI 3 511.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Kiwanis Club Debates World Economic Community
Prof. E C Buehler of Kansas University led a Kiwanis Club debate at the Eldridge Hotel on Thursday. Topic: Resolved That the Non-Communist Nations Should Establish an Economic Community. Affirmative by David Seal of Independence Missouri and negative by Dan Crary of Prairie Village.
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E. C. Buehler
Kansas University Speech and Drama
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
David Seal
Independence, Mo
Dan Crary
Prairie Village
Legislature considers Wichita State University as a state university
A Kansas legislative committee urges using all higher education facilities including Wichita University and Washburn University to maximize tax dollars. The panel finds need for a state university at Wichita and notes duplication should be cut where unnecessary. No firm funding decision reached as the council nears its third day with 17 proposals pending.
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Washburn University
Topeka
Laurin W. Jones
Dodge City
State of
Kansas
Wichita University
Wichita
State Board of Regents
Alvin C. Eurich
Board of Regents
University of Wichita
Topeka University
National VFW Commander Visits Lawrence For Meet and Greet
The national VFW commander, a former Southern California University player who earned a law degree while playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers, visits Lawrence. Hess notes the informal hotel lobby reception is open to all as residents are urged to meet Gentry and the post celebrates the visit.
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Southern California University
Pittsburgh Steelers
Hess
Lawrence
Gentry
Newsmen Protest State Department Interview Reporting Plan
In Washington AP reports newsmen protest a State Department order requiring officers to report talks with reporters to the Bureau of Public Affairs. Assistant Secretary Robert Manning said he is studying the protest while bureau chief.
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Washington
State Department
Robert Manning
Bureau of Public Affairs
Manning
Twenty five Lawrencians Attend KU Meet on Aftercare
Twenty five residents of Lawrence were among nearly 200 attendees at Kansas University for the states first conference on aftercare of psychiatric patients. The event, sponsored by the State Department of Social Welfare and the University of Kansas Extension, aimed to address relapse after hospital discharge. The list includes Mrs. Gene Burnett, Mrs. N. J. Burris, Mrs. Ed Cook, Mrs. Paul Davis, Deborah Feldman, Rev. Louis Fork, Miss Lenore French, Mrs. Travis Glass, Robert E. Johnson, Mrs. W. D. Johnson Jr, Miss Evadne M. Laptad, Frances Leckron, Mrs. Ethel P. Lynn, Bernard Mackler, Mrs. Wesley McCalla, Mrs. Dwight Metzler, Mrs. D. M. Roberts, Arthur Alan Shaw, Mrs. Henry Shenk, Anita Spray, Rev. Ted Whitacre, Rev. Harvard Wilbur, Mrs. Bill Williams, Penny Wolf, Mrs. Ralph Wolfson.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
State Department of Social Welfare
University of Kansas Extension
Gene Burnett
N. J. Burris
Ed Cook
Paul Davis
Deborah Feldman
Louis Fork
Lenore French
Don Warner to Lecture at Montgomery Institute on Nonviolence
Topeka KU senior Don Warner will spend December 3 9 teaching Southern Negro college students about non violent protest methods. He says outsiders should not lead riots and frames civil rights as justice not victory over whites. The Montgomery Improvement Association organized the 1955 effort with Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to oppose bus segregation.
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Kansas University
Don Warner
KU Civil Rights Council
Montgomery
Ala.) Improvement Association
Warner
Mississippi University
South
John
Boston University
Association
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Martin Luther King
Mrs Roosevelt Bequests Include Personal Mementoes
The late First Lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt leaves personal keepsakes to family and friends in a six page will filed for probate in Poughkeepsie New York. Bequests include jewelry silver china items and aJapanese screen along with cash gifts to staff and a dancer friend Mayris Chaney Martin.
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N.Y
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Manhattan
Hyde Park
Godchilldren
James Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
David Gurewitsch
Gurewitsch
Oskar Stossel
John
Anna Roosevelt Halstad
New Haskell Head Decision Expected
Keith Kelley of the Indian schools bureau said a new Haskell Institute superintendent will be named in early December. Solon Ayers will leave the post December 1 to become area director of Indian schools in Portland Oregon.
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Memorial Stadium
Tom Moore
KUU
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Haskell Institute
Keith Kelley
Journal-World Today
Solon Ayers
Haskell
Portland
Ore
Kelley
Will J. Pitner
Anadarko
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Washington, D. C
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Harris to deliver inaugural KU lecture on philosophy
Dr. Errol E. Harris, Roy Roberts Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Kansas University, speaks tonight at 8 in University Theatre Murphy Hall on An alysis and Insight. A reception in Murphy Hall lounge follows.
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Roy Roberts
Kansas University
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Harris
Bird Club to Meet in Baldwin Grade School
The Baldwin Bird Club will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Baldwin Grade School. The public is invited.
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Bird Club
Baldwin Bird Club
Baldwin
Restaurant Leased by Larry Crum Association in Lawrence
The Larry Crum Association has leased a Baldwin restaurant once known as Jack's. The building is undergoing remodeling as the association continues operating the K Pan cake Grill in Lawrence.
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Larry Crum
Jack's
Lawrence
North American Baptist Women choose Birmingham leader
Mrs William McMurry of Birmingham Alabama was elected president of the North American Baptist Women's Union for five years at a Thursday meeting. She succeeds Mrs Maurice B Hodge.
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ST. Louis
William McMurry
Birmingham
Ala
North American Baptist Women’s Union
Maurice B. Hodge
Optimist Clubs Honor Local Youth At Appreciation Banquet
Lawrence’s three Optimist clubs host the Youth Appreciation banquet at 6 30 p m in the Eldridge Hotel. About 50 junior and senior high students and Haskell Institute attendees join roughly 100 club members for the event with guest speaker Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson. The chairman is Bill Paddock.
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Lawrence
Eldridge
Haskell Institute
Kansas
William Ferguson
Bill Paddock
Choice for Aid Chief
President Kennedy weighs nominations for key posts in foreign aid and the budget. David E. Bell 43 Harvard professor and Budget Director would lead the Agency for International Development replacing Fowler Hamilton. Kermit Gordon 46 Williams College economist and member of the President’s Council of Economic Advisers would succeed Bell in the budget post.
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Kennedy
David E. Bell
Kermit Gordon
Bell
Harvard
Fowler Hamilton
Agency For International Development
Gordon
Williams College
Council of Economic Advisers
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Arvilla M. Taylor
The Taylor family thanks friends and neighbors for food flowers cards and kindness during the illness and death of wife and mother Mrs Arvilla M Taylor. Special thanks to Rev Frank J Brown Rev W S Sims and doctors Walters and Reed for their services. Mr John W Taylor and Family
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Frank J. Brown
W. S. Sims
Walters and
Reed
John W. Taylor
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