Dominican Resolution Sparks Inter American Debate
A Colombian resolution criticizing U S intervention in the Dominican Republic was sent to a subcommittee to avoid discord. Delegates expect a toned down nonintervention focus while advancing plans to strengthen the OAS including annual top level meetings and charter updates.
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Brazil
Inter- American Conference Today
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McNamara Discusses European Defense in London Talks
U S secretary of defense Robert S McNamara met with British leaders at 10 Downing Street to discuss European defense and nuclear nonproliferation He arrived from Washington and planned to attend a NATO defense ministers meeting in Paris later today McNamara was joined by Gen Earle G Wheeler and top U S officials during the luncheon with Prime Minister Harold Wilson
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Harold Wilson
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Paris
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Britain
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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John T. Naughton
Wilson
Michael Stewart
Denis Healy
Birmingham Welcomes Viet Nam Hero Return with Adoption Ceremony
Sgt Maj William Wooldridge arrives from Viet Nam to Birmingham with thanks from the 1st Army Division for the city’s adoption. He greets city and military officials at the Municipal Airport and praises Birmingham for supporting the division. His visit aims to drum up ongoing adoption support amid antiwar protests.
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1St Army
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Birmingam’s
Barbara Lou
Michael
John
Sue
Junction City
Kan
Big Red
U S Rejects Appeal On Nuclear Test Moratorium
The United States rejected a call from 34 non-nuclear nations to suspend underground nuclear tests without on site inspections. U S disarmament envoy William C Foster said a moratorium is unacceptable at the U N General Assembly committee session in New York.
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United States
U.S. Disarmament
William C. Foster
U.N. General Assembly
President Rusk Discusses Latin America Congo Troubles
President Johnson spoke long with Secretary Rusk on the world situation focusing on Latin America and the Congo. Moyers said the OAS session in Rio was fruitful and that Mobutu’s coup and its five year power plan were discussed with no final U.S. recognition decision.
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Dean Rusk
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Joseph Kasavubu
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West Germany
Harold Wilson
Erhard
Local KU students in cast of Shakespeare play
Two Lawrence students at Kansas University appear in The Taming of the Shrew in a KU Theatre production running December 3 4 10 and 11. The cast includes graduate students Wendy Combest Jerry Davis and others from multiple states with diverse class levels.
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Dread Ave
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W. 24Th St
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Independence
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St. Louis Park
Minn
Marcia Dalen
Private Services Set for Dr. Ellis B. Stouffer
Funeral arrangements announce private burial Saturday at Memorial Park Cemetery for Dr. Ellis B. Stouffer 81 longtime KU faculty member and administrator. Memorial services follow next week at Plymouth Congregational Church with survivor Mrs. Stouffer and daughter Jean Stouffer.
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Six Die in State Mishaps on Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day traffic in Kansas claimed six lives including four in a Wichita crash. A car fleeing a police pursuit collided with another at an intersection. William A. Johnson, 24, was alone in the chased vehicle and suffered minor injuries.
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Curriculum Meeting On Junior High Physical Education
Three Lawrence public school teachers will discuss the junior high physical education program at a Lawrence PTA Council Curriculum Committee meeting. The 7:30 p.m. session in room 105 at Lawrence High School will feature Wilbur Duver, Dick Edmondson, and Pat Kirby as speakers outlining aims and instructional methods.
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Missing heiress’s mother questions Venezuela cablegram
Washington AP A mother seeking her missing heiress daughter received a cablegram from Venezuela allegedly from the girl claiming she had married and was 18. Anna Maria Hitz reportedly disappeared with Ulrich Bierschchenk, with the daughter to inherit the estate at 18. reliability of the message is in doubt.
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Unemployment Rate Rises in Kansas Last Week
The State Employment Security Division reports insured unemployment at 1.4 percent, up from 1.3 percent a week earlier and 1.9 percent a year ago. Benefits totaling 137,798 dollars were paid to 3,705 people during the week.
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Tshombe May Be Called Back For Top Congo Role
In Leopoldville speculation rose that Moise Tshombe could return to power as Congo moves after Joseph Kasavubu’s bloodless coup Mobutu seized control naming Col. Leonard Mulamba premier. Observers note Mobutu values mercenaries and seeks stability amid shifting alliances.
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Katanga
Belgium
Col
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Mulamba
Ghana
Lawrence center opens for students weekend hours
The South Park Recreation Center will host junior and senior high students Saturday afternoon from 1 30 to 4 and Saturday night for senior high students from 8 to 10.
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Lovely Coed Becomes Mercer County Coroner
Janet M. Bond, a 21-year-old Princeton coed and political science major, starts a three year term as Mercer County coroner. She says the post is ideal for a college girl and hopes to use it as a stepping stone toward Congress. the job has no salary or real duties, yet she sees political value in the office.
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Mercer County
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U.S
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Pennsylvania
Janet
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Massachusetts
October Boost on Kansas Turnpike Traffic Rise Reported
L W Newcomer chief engineer manager announced October traffic on the Kansas Turnpike totaled 592 599 vehicles up 55 000 or 10 25 percent from a year earlier. Passenger cars rose 11 32 percent to 516 111 and commercial types 3 2 percent to 76 488. Through October toll-paying vehicles reached 5 539 590 up 425 000 from 1964 with gross toll revenues up 16 03 percent for October and 10 54 percent year to date. Net income covered interest 1 44 times year to date versus 1 29 in 1964. Football crowds boosted fall traffic. Mileage driven rose to 30 565 209. Average trip 50 miles for cars 62 for commercial. Turnpike reserves total 10 127 739 end of October. Rumsey Funeral Home listed for contact.
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Wilson Rebuffs Peerage Strip Over Rhodesia Rift
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson rejects stripping the duke of Montrose of his peerage for serving as minister of agriculture in Rhodesia's rebel government. You don't use a steam hammer to crack a nut he quips as the Commons roars with laughter.
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Duke of Montrose
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House of Commons
KU Museum Hosts Les Mardis Art Exhibit With Louvre Pieces
The Kansas University Art Museum opens a new exhibit Sunday titled Les Mardis featuring Mallarme and artists of his circle. Pieces borrowed from Musee du Louvre and major US institutions include Manet’s portrait and works by Whistler Renoir Monet Degas among others. A reception at 7 30 p m includes speaker Edouard Maret Sir cultural counselor of the French embassy. The show runs through Jan 3 with an illustrated catalog by KU faculty and a VOA tape by Mount Oread staff.
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KU Art Museum
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Renoir
Monet
Degas
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New York City
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Chicago Art Institute
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Ex-Gov Marland Dies in Comeback in Barrington Ill
Former West Virginia governor William C. Marland 47 died in Barrington after a comeback attempt amid heavy drinking and cancer. He had been found driving a taxi in Chicago last March and had spoken of seeking a better life. His widow Valerie said he died around 3 a.m. His career included the 1952 56 governorship and later service as executive secretary to James F Edwards at Waterford Park Race Track in West Virginia.
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William C. Marland
West Virginia
Chicago
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Marland
Barrington
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James F., Edwards
Waterford Park
UF Industry Sam Offers Big Boost
The Lawrence United Fund campaign total stands at about 96,800 toward a 102,321 goal for 1965 66 with the industrial phase contributing 31,540.06. Sam Ferguson released industrial figures as chair of the drive segment listing major donors including Tallimari in Dent CPOA Southwestern WANE subservies and others with sums over 1000 reaching into thousands.
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Publishers' Mom Dead in Philadelphia News Notice
Mrs. Lelia S G Taylor 76 mother of two newspaper publishers died Thursday. Her sons are Robert L Taylor president and publisher of the Philadelphia Bulletin and Stuart S Taylor publisher of the Santa Barbara News Press in California.
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Oil Paintings by Siham Osman Exhibit in Topeka Bank
An exhibit of oil paintings by Siham Osman of Topeka starts Wednesday at Topeka Savings Association Bank in the Gage Shopping Center Topeka. Osman, originally from Cairo, taught art there before moving to the United States. The show runs through December 29.
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Topeka
Topeka Savings Association Bank
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In Memoriam Clarence Kiser Passes Nov 26 1950
In loving memory of Clarence Kiser who died November 26 1950. We cannot see the Lord thy purpose see. All is well that is done by thee. Sadly missed by wife.
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Clarence Kiser
Card of Thanks from the Amerine Family
The Wm. H. Amerine Family expresses sincere appreciation for the care given their father by Drs. Isaacs Robinson and the staff on Memorial Hospital first floor the Moline Rest Home and the Samaritan Lodge They thank friends for flowers cards and food during bereavement May God bless you all
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