Barghoorn in Soviet Spy Case Under U S Scrutiny
Washington officials question Yale Professor Frederick Barghoorn to uncover why the Soviet Union jailed him on spy charges. High level diplomats will interview him while U S policy makers weigh responses and the future of the cultural exchange pact with Moscow. The arrest unsettles U S Soviet relations as Moscow explains little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Russia
Barghoorn
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
William R. Tyler
Richard H. Davis
Dean Rusk
New Haven
Kremlin
Three items on Lawrence planning agenda Wednesday
The Lawrence planning commission will discuss rezoning 20 lots from B to D along 6th Street between Alabama and Missouri, a shopping center sign variance, and a height variance for a John Deere Chemical Corpora tion project. The 75 foot bucket elevator would exceed the 55 foot limit for a North Second warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Planning Commission
North
Lawrence
6Th Street
Alabama
Missouri
Planning Commission
Malls
John Deere Chemical Corporation
Pryor
Oklo
Locust and
Elm
North Second
Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address excerpt on devotion and heritage
A passage from the Gettysburg Address reflects on consecration and the unfinished work before the living. It emphasizes honoring fallen soldiers by renewed dedication to freedom, government by the people, and a lasting national purpose.
KU Grad Student Hurt In Two Car Accident
Carl L. Hamann Jr., 25, a Kansas University graduate student from Shawnee, suffered rib injuries in a two car collision at 21st and Naismith. He was treated at Watkins Hospital and released. The crash involved Virgil E. Cooper, 36, of 1629 W. 21st St, with about 525 dollars in vehicle damage. A separate Locust Street crash near Second caused 225 dollars in damage to Virginia L. Bracken, 36, and Eugene Black, 36, with no injuries.
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Kansas University
Shawnee
Carl L. Hamann Jr
21St
Naismith
Hamann
Watkins Hospital
Virgil E. Cooper
21St St
Locust Street
Second
Virginia L. Bracken
Eugene Black
Building Fund plans and enrollment projections for Lawrence schools
The board reviews unencumbered Building Fund balance of 222000 plus a 37.8 million tangible value and a 3 to 5 mill levy path, predicting funds of 450k in 1965 and 744k by Oct. 1966. Superintendent Knox cites rising enrollment, adds four high school classrooms by fall 1964 and 25 more in 1965, plus expansion of Schwegler and vocational programs amid district unification debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Woestemeyer
Carl S. Knox
Schwegler
23Rd Street
Wilson
Knox
Lawrence
26Th Street
Ray Culbertson
Carl Althaus
Culbertson
Lawrence High
Ethan Allen
Marshall
Douglas County Planning Board
Althaus
Harland Bartholomew and Assoc, Inc
St. Louis
West Junior High
Centron Corp, Inc
Over Automation Sparks Debate on Jobs and Flexibility
A 12 city AP tour shows mixed views on unemployment and automation. Chrysler President Lynn Townsend says over automation reduces flexibility and new plants need more workers. Business leaders warn of youth unemployment and racial tensions if jobs vanish.
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AP Business News
Darden Chambliss
New York
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
New
KU Freshman Gains Soph Status From High School Work
Judith Thompson of Lawrence High School earned 21 college credit hours by examination before entering Kansas University. She is among 10 Lawrence students at KU who earned college credit in high school, including Thomas Aiken, Daniel Brune, Judy Denton, Carl Gibson, Alan Hitt, J Richard Pine, Raymond Suffron, Tyson Travis, and Nancy Ulmer with various math English and history credits.
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Judith Thompson
Rufus H. Thompson
Lawrence High School
Miss Thompson
Lawrence
Thomas Aiken
Northcott Aiken
W. 20Th
Daniel Brune
Daniel R. Brune
Judy Denton
J. Francis Denton
N. Y
Carl Gibson
Veda Gibson
Barker
Alan Hitt
James K. Hitt
J. Richard Pine
Virgie E. Pine
Hilltop
Raymond Suffron
Charles Suffron
Miss
Tyson Travis
K. A. Travis
Nancy Ulmer
Gilbert Ulmer
Alabaman Detained Over Third Bomb Near Alabama Campus
Police in Tuscaloosa detained A L Richey 40 after a shotgun and two newspapers were found in his pickup near a fourth blast site four blocks from a dorm housing the university s only black student Vivian Malone. The three blasts damaged a house a dairy building and a doctor s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
A.L. Richey
Vivian Malone
Richey
Birmingham
Accounting Opportunity Topic for Dread Event
A Kansas University School of Business program highlights opportunities in public accounting with Kansas and Missouri firms. Eleven firms interview on Thursday, while Wednesday features "What’s Going On Here?" with panelists George W. Sinderson J. T. Koelling and C. Robert Belt discussing paths in small firms and professional civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas University School of Business
Business Placement Bureau
EU Accounting Society
George W. Sinderson
Ottawa
J. T. Koelling
Wichita
C. Robert Belt
Coffeyville
Goldwater Rules Out Interfering With Pa Delegates
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he will not discourage supporters from seeking Pennsylvania presidential nominating delegates in the April 28 primary. Governor Scranton, uneasy about the budding bid, plans to meet Goldwater on Wednesday amid talk of a party unity effort in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
Scranton
August 31 start eyed for Topeka and Kansas school year
Lawrence considers August 31 or after Labor Day for opening next school year amid debate by local officials led by Carl Knox. The move would be the earliest August start in decades and could alter family vacation plans in the Capital City.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Carl Knox
Phi Psi Chapter Plans New House Near Indiana Address
Phi Psi Chapter at Kansas University outlines a new colonial style fraternity house for 80 men with construction costs not to exceed 270000. Bids may be received in December, groundbreaking planned for early January, and the old house at 1100 Indiana is offered for June occupancy. Thomas Higgins Jr. chairs the Kansas Alpha Endowment Association which is taking pledges, with Tom Yee acting as secretary treasurer.
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Phi Kappa Psi
Indiana
Folger and Pearson
Kansas City
Fraternity House Corporation
Kansas University
Thomas Higgins Jr
Kansas Alpha of Phi Kappa Psi Endowment Association
Tom Yee
KU News Bureau
No to Teamsters By Parent Union
The AFL CIO killed a move to readmit the Teamsters Union citing no application for reaffiliation. President George Meany ruled against the effort amid floor protests, saying fair consideration would occur if the Teamsters properly sought readmission. He dismissed personal animus, noting lack of a formal request.
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New York
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
AFL Cio
George Meany
Teamsters
Meany
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Afl-Cio
The
Building Trades
Maritime Union
Hoffa
1923 KU Football Team Plans Reunion in Lawrence
The 1923 Kansas University co champion football squad gathers this weekend in Lawrence with 23 players and at least three coaches attending. Alumni travel from Long Beach and Toledo for informal events, a dinner, and the Memorial Stadium game. Dean L C Woodruff coordinates plans with coach Forrest C Allen and others.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Long Beach
Calif
Toledo
Ohio
Memorial Stadium
L. C. Woodruff
Nebraska
Woodruff
KU MU
Forrest C. Allen
E. 8Th St
Charles Black
Harold A. Burt
Medina
Tex
James Connelly
Kansas City
Alan Davidson
Chicago, Ill
Mel Griffin
Eldon Haley
St. Louis
Eugene Hart
Kiowa
Gregory Hodges
Fred Holderman
Peoria
Ill
Ralph Jenkins
Phoenix
Arizona
Esmonde Kearney
Max L
Ox) Krueger
Laramie
Wyo
John Lonborg
Liberty
Dan Millman
William Oliver
Joplin
Theodore Sanborn
Belleville
Virgil Severs
Ashland
Walter Shannon
North Hollywood
Gerald Smith
Burlingame
Reginald
Babe) Smith
Independence
Ronald Smith
Pittsburg
Myron Voigts
Olathe
George
Patsy) Clark
la Jolla
Tad Reid
Sacramento
Warrensburg
John Wolf
Skokie
III
147 Attend Parley On Fraud Action at Merchants Clinic
One hundred forty seven persons attended a Merchants Loss Prevention breakfast clinic at the Hotel Eldridge sponsored by First National Bank. Speakers included Bert Sapp FBI county attorney Ralph King and sheriff's deputy Wayne Schmille. A second session is set for Wednesday at 7 30 am with 125 expected.
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Merchants
Eldridge
First National Bank
Bert Sapp
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ralph King
Wayne Schmille
Bomb Threat Leads Way To Court
Arlen Joe Lindahl 24 of Denver was arraigned before a U S commissioner on a charge of falsely telling a Central Airlines stewardess he had a bomb Lindahl was held on 1500 bond and a preliminary hearing set for December 6 in U S District Court He was brought from Goodland where the incident occurred and said he was not thinking when he claimed a bomb was in his briefcase The pilot made a hasty landing at Goodland Friday night and no bomb was found.
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Topeka
Arlen
Joe Lindahl
Denver
U.S
George Allen
U.S. District Court
Lindahl
Goodland
Central Airlines
New Items Donated to KU Museum of Art
Kansas University Museum of Art adds two new treasures from New York dealer Tilman Riemenschneider. A ninth century ivory book cover showing Christ descent from the cross and women at the tomb joins the Medieval Gallery, and a late Ro coco equestrian statue will be placed in the central display case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Museum of Art
New York City
Tilman Riemenschneider
Christ’s Tomb
Marilyn Stokstad
University faculty awarded fellowships and sabbatical changes
Several KU faculty members receive fellowships and grants including Reynold Iwamoto to study under an Air Force grant, Felix Moos to Korea for SORO work, Harry Shaffer to Europe for Radio Free Europe research, and Juliet Shaffer to accompany him. Wilma Toews to pursue a PhD at BYU, Jean Hill to continue nursing PhD work. Ralph Krone sabbatical canceled for spring semester.
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Fessor
Guggenheim
Reynold Iwamoto
Air Force
Felix Moos
Korea
Special Operations Research Office
U.S
Harry Shaffer
Europe
Radio Free Europe
Juliet Shaffer
Wilma Toews
Brigham Young University
Jean Hill
KU Medical Center
Ralph Krone
Douglas County Seeks Unified School Districts Across Counties
A local report details Douglas County districts with one and two or more teachers and pupil counts, noting many areas remain non high school territory. It cites annexations by Lawrence Baldwin Lecompton and Eudora and outlines state intent to create a uniform 1–12 system.
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Tass Pupels
Twin Mound
Lawrence
Eudora
Lecompton
Baldwin
Kaw Valley
Wakarusa Valley
Grant
Marion Springs
Douglas
Douglas County
Planners to Meet on Major Thoroughfares Report
The Committee of 100 sub committee on Major Thoroughfares Traffic and Transportation will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Planning Room at City Hall to continue review of the Harland Bartholomew and Associates preliminary report on Major Thoroughfares Traffic and Transportation.
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Committee of 100
City Hall
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
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Benjamin Stacey
Boston
W. J. Bassett
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Thomas Moses
Investors Diversified Services
Minneapolis
Howard Johnson
Atlantic Steel Co
Atlanta
Johnson
Federal Reserve Bank
Hays
A. T. Hodges
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Clark Coan
KU International
Priscilla Osborn
Stockton
Kansas Union
Union
Phi Psi Chapter
Schmille
United States
Douglas County Christmas Bureau
Robert Bowline
Hallmark Cards
Carolyn Blaas
Red Cross
Wes Santee
Marine “Toys
D. M. Roberts
Douglas County Welfare Department
Earl Palsley
Salvation Army
10Th
N. H. Sts
Capt. Palsley
Bureau
Hallmark
KU Museum
Wescoe
Hohn
19Th la
Hi School
Lae Tors
Locily
Renee Howard
Renee
A. E. Howards
Lawrence Memorial
Man Endag
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
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