Winter Named as Auto Award Nominee in Kansas
M S Winter president of Ship Winter Chevrolet in Lawrence is among nominees for the 1965 Benjamin Franklin Quality Dealer Award. The honor recognizes outstanding franchised dealers. the national winner will be announced January 31, 1965, at the NADA convention in Las Vegas.
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M. S. Winter
Ship Winter Chevrolet
Kansas Motor Car Dealers Association
Benjamin Franklin
Saturday Evening Post
Automotive Trade Association Managers
Winter
Chevrolet
Red Cross War Fund
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
BPCE
Lawrence Cen
Lawrence Industrial Development Commission
The
Post
Viet Nam War Woes Point to Uncertain U.S. Role
The Saturday Column criticizes U S policy in Viet Nam from 1961 to the present, noting escalating troop levels and costs while questioning prospects for victory. It calls for candid public results, warnings from leaders like Gen Maxwell Taylor, and restraint before elections.
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Kennedy
Johnson
South Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
Maxwell Taylor
Washington
Uncle Sam
U.S
MacArthur
Yalu River
North
U.S. State Department
Department of Defense
Kansas City Policeman Convicted on Tax Evasion Counts
Lt. Col. William M. Canaday of the Kansas City police department was convicted on two counts of income tax evasion for 1959 and 1960 and acquitted on two other counts for 1957 and 1958. He faced possible penalties up to five years in prison and $10,000 fine per count, and remained free on bond. The trial questioned his undeclared savings and gambling winnings as income.
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Kansas City
William M. Canaday
Police Department
Federal District Court
Canaday
Illini win 19 of 36 Big Ten fencing championships
Special communication lodge notice from Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF AM announces a meeting Monday November 30 at 7 30 p m to work in the second degree Visitors and sojourners welcome J A Galden W M G W Mole Secy
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University of Illinois
Lawrence Lodge No
AF & A
J. A. Galden
W. M
No Leads In Shultz Burglary Case Report
The sheriff's office says there are no leads in the burglary of O. R. Shultz's Route 3 home. The break in may have occurred over five days and was found Wednesday night while the Shultz family was abroad in Europe. Items missing include a portable TV, two radios, two pillow cases, vacuum cleaners, a rifle, a 410 shotgun, proof coins, and other items.
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Sheriff's Office
O. R. Shultz
Route 3
Shultz
Europe
Rome
Italy
Two Are Granted Execution Stays
Justice Byron R. White granted a stay of execution for James Douglas Latham and George R. York, delaying their hanging at Lansing Kansas State Penitentiary next Wednesday while a new appeal is filed. The pair were convicted in 1961 for the Zeigler case and had prior denials of hearings.
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Washington
James Douglas Latham
George R. York
Kansas State
Lansing
Byron R. White
The
Supreme Court
Latham
York
Kansas
Otto Zeigler
Wallace
Kan
KU to Build McCollum Hall On Campus Housing Complex
The Elmer V. McCollum and Burton McCollum hall on the KU campus is on schedule for completion before the 1965 fall semester. It will house 976 students with the 10th floor ready by December. Dread Hall will be razed in late spring after McCollum Hall is finished.
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Elmer V. McCollum
Burton McCollum
Wilson
McCollum
Robertson and Ericson
Lawrence
19Th Street
Naismith Drive
Allen Fieldhouse
Stouffer Place
18Th and
Naismith Rd
Planning Commission To Meet on Problems
Lawrence planning officials plan a Sunday session to re examine land use issues in the city following questions raised at a Tuesday public hearing on the comprehensive plan. Chairman Ethan Smith says a continuation date for the hearing will be set, with most members attending except Mike Getto who will survey areas solo.
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Lawrence Planning Commission
Kenneth Thompson
Lawrence
Planning Commission
Ethan Smith
Mike Getto
Smith
Getto
Earl Shurtz
Don Metzler
Harold Allen
John Vogel
Delbert Erhart
Wealth and power cited as aims of Congo rebels
Michael Hoyt former U S consul at Stanleyville says Congo revolt is an internal move ment aimed at power and material gain for leaders. He reports rebels used hostages and beatings but notes anti Americanism was propaganda and sees no Chinese Communist influence.
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Washington
Congo
Michael Hoyt
U.S
Stanleyville
Hoyt
Chicago
David K. Grinwis
Grinwis
Maplewood
N.J
United States
Banks Promote Two Check Clinics at Hotel Eldridge
Three local banks sponsor check cashing clinics set for Monday and Tuesday mornings at 7 30 in the Hotel Eldridge. Each session lasts about an hour and includes a film on shoplifting. Deputy Wayne Schmille chairs the sheriff’s bureau as guests discuss ways to curb bad checks during the holiday season.
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Eldridge
Sheriff’s Office
Wayne Schmille
Sheriff's Check Bureau
Schmille
Lyons Quadruplets Return To Hospital After Home Stay
Two of the Lyons Quadruplets Lamar and Willie Lyons Jr. were readmitted to the hospital in Jackson Tennessee after a brief home stay in Maury City for observation due to head colds. Hospital administrator T Ray Jones said the two are back under observation.
Ball Player Ferguson Named Director of VISTA
Glenn W. Ferguson a former major league pitching prospect and three year Peace Corps veteran is appointed director of VISTA Volunteers in Service to America. He will recruit train and direct about 3500 volunteers to aid poverty areas as part of President Johnson's anti poverty program.
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Washington
Glenn W. Ferguson
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VISTA
America
Ferguson
Johnson
Cornell University
Orlando
Fla
Washington Senators
Cornell
Sargent Shriver
Maryland
Syracuse
N.Y
Bruce
Sherry
Scott
Patricia Read
Washington Area
Falls Church
Air Force
Philippines
Japan
Korea
Record Wet Year In Lawrence With Near 45 Inches So Far
Through 1964, Lawrence has recorded 44.73 inches of precipitation making it the eighth wettest year since 1868. Normal yearly rainfall is 34.57 inches. Tied and historical temperature data are noted, including a Friday high of 46 and an overnight low of 28. The date also compares to last year’s 54/33 highs and lows.
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Sion
Lawrence
Coordinated Operation Fatal for Viet Cong in Delta Battle
In Chao Gao South Viet Nam a ground operation aided by artillery and helicopter air strikes killed 46 Viet Cong. Lt. Col. Hugh Hoffman, adviser with the 7th Division, called the battle very successful. South Vietnamese losses were eight killed and 19 wounded.
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Chao Gao
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Hugh Hoffman
Lawrence High School Foot Ball Banquet Illness Strikes Attendees
Among those hit by a flulike illness were attendees of a Lawrence High School football banquet earlier in the week. Ill individuals included LHS players, at least one cheerleader, guests, Lion coaching staff, and Ser toma Club members. The illness was 24 hours in duration with no serious outcomes. Public and St John’s students return to classes Monday after Thanksgiving break. City Basketball League meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Community Building classroom. League start date proposed for December 14.
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Lawrence High School
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Lion
Sertoma
Lawrence Public Schools
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Tom Reed
The
Recreation Commission
Four Prison Escapees Captured After Northwest Tunneling
Four of seven escape artists from Washington State Penitentiary were recaptured in Idaho Oregon and Washington. Arthur St Peter 39 of Seattle was found dozing in a stolen truck near Colfax Washington. Neil C Wallen 28 of Spokane was nabbed at a Portland hotel after a tip. Harold Oscar Thomas 40 and Richard Eugene Loux 29 were taken at a roadblock near Payette Idaho. Maseros Mullenix and Barrett remained missing.
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Colfax
Wash
Washington State Penitentiary
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Arthur St. Peter
Seattle
Walla Walla
Neil C. Wallen
Spokane
Portland
Donald Maseros
Harold Oscar Thomas
Richard Eugene Loux
Payette
Caldwell
Maseros
John Mullenix
Vertis James Barrett
Piano Recital by Nelita True at Swarthout Hall Mt Dread
Nelita True, Kansas University piano instructor and former Chicago Symphony soloist at 17, appears in a recital at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall. She holds a master of music from Michigan University and studied at Juilliard, with summers at Interlochen National Music Camp. Her program features Handel Suite II, Schubert Sonata in A minor Op. 143, Chopin Scherzo in B flat minor Op. 31, Debussy Images, and Ginastera Sonata Para Piano.
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Nelita True
Kansas University
Swarthout Recital
Bozeman
Mont
Miss True
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Michigan University
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
National Music Camp
Interlochen
Mich
Handel
Schubert
Chopin
Debussy
Alberto Ginastera
Oregon Students Rehearse Musical by Dread Student
Jon Putnam a Willamette University architecture student collaborates remotely with Kansas University writers to premiere The Lady's Game at Willamette. The trio conduct weekly teleconferences and plan future productions while seeking copyright and theatre negotiations in San Francisco and Seattle.
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Oregon
Kansas University
Lawrence
Williamette University
Salem
Jon Putnam
Leawood
Willamette
Putnam
Eastern University
Ture
Lake Oswego High School
Willamette University Theater
Portland Civic Theater
Ellsworth Hall
Chiefs Eyes Local KU Star Sayers For NFL Debut
The Kansas City Chiefs plan to pursue local star Gale Sayers as a pro and will explore signing him, with owner Lamar Hunt and staff ready to leave no stone unturned. Former KU players Curtis McClinton and Bert Coan already on the roster. Brian Schweda’s draft status remains unclear.
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Sayers
Chiefs
Kansas City
Lamar Hunt
Curtis McClinton
Bert Coan
Brian Schweda
Lawrence
Schweda
Journal-World
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Lyle Votaw
We thank the doctors nurses relatives and friends for help calls cards flowers gifts and acts of kindness during my hospital stay. Mrs Lyle Votaw
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Lyle Votaw
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