Young GOP Editor Ousted Over Bircher Ties
Washington based Young Republicans oust their unpaid editor for being a John Birch Society member. The move follows GOP criticism and Sen Thruston Morton charge that Birchers seek to infiltrate the party.
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John Birch Society
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Fran Westner
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Washington
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Republican Party
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Chicago
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
U N Moves Defended as China Exit Questioned at UN
The United States stays confident it can keep Communist China out of the United Nations this year while Cambodia plans a boycott of main committees to protest Beijing's absence. Ambassador Goldberg urges negotiations over Vietnam, and Lin Piao's and Chen Yi's rhetoric provides ammunition for critics of Red China.
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China
Peking
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Huor Sambath
General Assembly
U.N
Albania
Washington
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Goldberg
Hanoi
U.S
India
Pakistan
Red China
Red Chinese
Lin Piao
Chen Yi
Indonesia Vows Martial Law Amid Coup Turmoil in Jakarta
Indonesian radio reports martial law spread across Jakarta and West Java after loyalist forces halted a rebel bid. Troops from Bandung and the Siliwangi Division reinforced the capital while anti aircraft guns were set up amid air force loyalty concerns.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Siliwangi
Malaysia
Bandung
West Java
Central
Java
Kuala Lumpur
Pope Paul VI Arrives for Historic New York Visit
New York prepares for the first papal visit to the New World with a packed 14 hour schedule. The pope will meet President Johnson, address the United Nations, Mass at Yankee Stadium, and pray at St Patrick's Cathedral during a day marked by extensive security and crowds.
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Paul VI
New World
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United Nations General Assembly
Yankee Stadium
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Vatican
Kennedy Airport
St. Patrick's
Vincent L. Broderick
Weather Bureau
St. Patrick’s
Arthur J. Goldberg
Waldorf Towers
General Assembly
United Nations
U Thant
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Prpe
Quadruplets Born to Mrs Sklar at North Shore Hospital
In Manhasset New York the one day old Sklar quadruplets and their mother are reported doing well at North Shore Hospital Mrs Sheila Sklar of Hartsdale had used a fertility drug linked to many multiple births. The three boys and a girl were born Friday.
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North Shore Hospital
Shiela Sklar
Hartsdale
Changes in Marriage Ceremony by Prelate
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston says nuptial Masses will be permitted for couples wishing to marry on Sunday or holy days. The prelate said Friday the nuptial Mass would be allowed when it is impossible to plan the marriage on another day.
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Science Mathematics and Engineering Day Draws Thousands
Thousands of Kansas and western Missouri students and teachers visit the Kansas University campus for the 14th annual Science Mathematics and Engineering Day. KU professors James B. Tiedemann and Theodore T. Puck speak on travel in the space age and radiation in human cells.
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Hoch
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Missouri
Hoch Auditorium
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Theodore T. Puck
Colorado University Medical Center
Denver
Astrono
Natural History Museum
Edward I. Shaw
Science
J. A. Adams
Metropolitan Opera Tour Draws Crowds to KU and Indianapolis
The Metropolitan Opera National Company, touring 25 principal singers, 32 choristers, and 45 musicians, plays at KU Hoch Auditorium on March 31 after selling out in Indianapolis where two weeks of shows grossed 148 000. The company will visit Fort Wayne Cincinnati Detroit Columbus Rochester before a New York City run, with Mount Oread hosting centennial events and a busy chamber music schedule featuring the Rejto Duo and other ensembles.
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Thomas Gorton
KU School of Fine Arts
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
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Paris Chamber Orchestra
University Theatre
Thomas Schumacher
Robert Shaw
Cleveland Orchestra
Rejto
Swarthout Recital Hall
Gabor Rejto
Alice Rejto
Stephenson Music Fund
Brahms
Pier Masi
Montserrat Cervera
Luigi Sagrati
Marcal Cervera
Netherlands Quartet
Weller Quartet
Renaissance Quartet
Talley Named Manager of Sunflower Ordnance Works
Joseph B. Talley will be manager of the Hercules operated Sunflower Ordnance Works 13 miles east of Lawrence Kansas. Lewis Roper will remain as top aide at Sunflower. Production reactivation for Viet Nam war stockpiles planned early 1966 with about 2000 workers expected.
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Hercules Powder Company
Missiouri Chemical Works
Louisiana, Mo
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Journal- World
Lewis Roper
Hercules
Sunflower
Talley
Lawrence
Missouri
Carthage
Kansas State University
Columbus, Kan
Ishpeming
Mich
San Jacinto
Cal Is Favored Over Jayhawks In Coast Game
Cal holds 8 to 14 point edge over Kansas in Berkeley as Bobby Skahan sits out with a leg injury KU aims for upset after 0-2 starts. crowd estimates range around 30 000 to 35 000 with Giants baseball talks cooling enthusiasm. KU coach Jack Mitchell assigns Fenton and DuPree at quarterback. Wade Stinson attends alumni events in San Francisco. trip home planned for late tonight.
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Oklahoma City
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Arizona
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Wade
Phil Dynan
Kansas
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Kiwanis University
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Jays
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Arthur Cromb
Clarence McGuires
Keith
Lawrence Weekend Forecast Promises Near Perfect Outdoor Weather
The Lawrence area is expected to enjoy near perfect conditions this weekend with clear skies and mid 70s today dropping to around 70 Sunday under partly cloudy skies. Tonight's low should be mid 40s, winds 10 to 15 mph diminishing this evening. Friday reached 71, with the KU station recording 47 official low and 42 downtown.
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Weather Bureau
Open Bowling Sat and Sun at Hilierest Bowl Adv
Community bowling event announced for Saturday and Sunday at Hilierest Bowl. Open play welcomes players of all ages with casual competition and possible main event details.
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Weather Summary Northeast Kansas Warm Inland
Northeast Kansas weather today will be fair and warmer with southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Highs in the mid 70s, tonight's low near 40s, Sunday about 70 with partial cloudiness. Local readings include 78 at 4 pm and 43 at 8 pm with yesterday reaching 61 and a year ago 73/45. Sunrise 6:18 am, sunset 6:22 pm.
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