Bromelsick Christmas Party set at KU Hoch Auditorium
A Bromelsick Christmas Party committee at Kansas University planned the 1:30 to 3 p.m. Saturday meeting Dec 16 in Hoch Auditorium. V C Fishel chairs the event with eleven youth leaders from Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and 4 H present to elect heads and organize a program for about 2500 expected attendees.
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Douglas County Girl and Boy Scouts
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Bee Harvey
Ed Bishop
L. E. Rice
Bill Hundley
Alfred Bromelsick
W. C. Fishell
Joe Skillman
Dean Milroy
Bishop
Lowell Risk
Raymond Nichols
Robert Lockwood
Rice
Handley
Orville Chase
Don Nutt
Baldwin
South Africa Seethes After UN Censure of Louw Speech
South African Foreign Minister Eric Louw awaits new orders amid talk of quitting the United Nations after a record 67 to 1 censure of his policy speech. African delegates denounce apartheid remarks while the United States abstains from the vote.
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General Assembly
Eric Louw
United Nations
Louw
South Africa
U.N
Sierfia
United States
Britain
France
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pike Uses Campaign Trick Kit Against Himself
Rep Otis G Pike provides 35 GOP papers with a tongue in cheek campaign kit including his voting record and suggested attack lines. He offers a slogan There s something fishy about Pike aimed at opponents in 1960 style campaigns.
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Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Pike
Congress
Kennedy Admits U S Nuclear Testing Limits and Shelter Plans
The article notes Kennedy’s stance on nuclear tests staying underground for safety, with a possible atmospheric test in the future. It reports mid November shelter ideas for homeowners against fallout and discusses a potential Speaker succession if Rayburn dies. It also covers foreign aid aims and Kennedy approving his brother’s withdrawal from the Washington Metropolitan Club over its Negroes ban.
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Britain
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Sam Rayburn
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington Metropolitan
Kansas Professor Pickett joins journalism awards steering committee
Calder M. Pickett associate professor of journalism at Kansas University has been named to the steering committee for the 1961 62 William Randolph Hearst Foundation Journalism Awards Program selected by the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism.
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Calder M. Pickett
Kansas University
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
1961 Star Farmer Chosen at Royal Inc C Wednesday
James Isaac Messler of Greenback Tennessee is named the 1961 Star Farmer of America at the FFA convention in Kansas City. The 20 year old received a 1000 dollar award and was joined by regional Star Farmers and other prize recipients.
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Royal Inc
Kansas City
James Isaac Messler
Greenback, Tenn
Messler
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Cornelius L. Messler
Buford Ellington
Future Farmers of America Foundation, Inc
G. Wallace Caulk Jr
Woodside
Del
Henry A. Nagamori
Loma
Mont
Gary M. Trego
Sutherland
Neb
Messier
Young Messler
Kennedy Foresees Gloomy Era but Seeks Resolve
President Kennedy spoke at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill about a future of uncertainty and peril for Americans of his generation. He urged citizens to perform their duty undeterred by domestic or international fanaticism, promising the free world will persevere without being blown up. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree, the 21st in his honors list.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Kennedy
University of North Carolina
United States
Artmobile in Lawrence at Malls Shopping Center
The Centennial Artmobile travels to Lawrence at the Malls Shopping Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. The exhibit has drawn over 90 000 visitors since Kansas tour began last May with two trucks carrying art and history sections. Outstanding Kansas artists contributed pieces chosen for the tour.
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Kansas
Young Americans Unit Is Formed on Campus
About 40 Kansas University students met to establish a KU chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom. Charles McIlwaine of Wichita, a national YAF board member, said the meeting was organizational and informational. Officers will be elected within weeks. YAF supports conservative views and will endorse conservatives from either party.
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Kansas University
Young Americans For Freedom
Charles McIlwaine
Wichita
National Yaf Board of Directors
YAF
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Islanders flee Tristan da Cunha as volcano erupts
The entire Tristan da Cunha population of about 260 people was evacuated from the 42-square mile island after earthquakes and eruptions. They were taken to Nightingale Island and await transport to Cape Town, with plans to move to England. Most had never left before and officials warn the island may be uninhabitable for years.
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South Africa
Tristan da Cunha
Tsisadane
Nightingale Island
Tristan
South Atlantic
Pretoria
England
Hill City Times Sold to Rob ert Boyd New Editor
Marie Engleman retires after 14 years as Hill City Times editor and Hill City Publishing Co Inc names Rob ert A Boyd of Mankato and Phillipsburg new editor and president. Boyd, 26, Kansas State journalism graduate, Air Force navigator, former Washington Senators player, has worked with his uncle at Phillips County Review and is son of Jewell County Record publishers.
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Hill City
Kan
Marie Engleman
Hill City Times
the Times
Hill City Publishing Co., Inc
Robert A. Boyd
Mankato
Phillipsburg
Kansas
Engleman
Boyd
Kansas State University
Air Force
Washington Senators
McDill Boyd
Phillips County Review
F. W. Boyd Jr
Jewell County Record
Dayton hostess uses fingerprint tiles as back door charm
Mrs. Rodger Tenney in Dayton fingerprints guests to design an unusual entry. She gives six inch ceramic tiles with pastel underglaze and provides several deeper colored liquid glazes for the creative project.
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Dayton, Ohio
Rodger Tenney
Pilot Rescued After Four Days in Snow Slopes
Joel T. Honey, 52, of Needles California, was saved from Mt Timpanogos Utah after four days near a wrecked single engine plane. He suffered a broken hip and remained alive by using soaked rags as flares and snowball signals. Rider William Royal, also of Needles, died in the crash after the plane struck trees at the 8,500 foot level.
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Alpine
Utah
Joel T. Honey
Needles
Calif
Mt. Timpanogos
William Royal
Honey
Royal
Country Club Elects Officers at Annual Stockholders Meeting
Lawrence Country Club stock holders elected Ken Whitenight as president, with John Crown as vice president and Francis Denton re elected secretary treasurer. J. D. King Al Hack and Fred Frey join three new board members for three year terms. The board was instructed to study facility needs and call another meeting if financing is required.
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Lawrence
Little Lions Win Over Washington Bethel 26 13
Lawrence High School Little Lions defeated Washington of Bethel 26-13 to move to 3 1. The next game is at 4 p m Tuesday against Topeka West in Topeka. Jerry Pearson scored two touchdowns and added an extra point. John Webb Tom Aiken Everett Estelle also scored or kicked points. Coach Gehlback praised Estelle’s running.
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Lawrence High School
Little Lion
Washington of Bethel
LHS
Little Lions
Topeka
Topeka West
Lawrence
Jerry Pearson
Lions
John Webb
Tom Aiken
Everett Estelle
Flying Farmers To Visit Sunday In Lawrence
About 60 members of the Kansas Flying Farmers will fly into Lawrence Sunday afternoon for a visit hosted by the Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee. They will tour the Cooperative Farm Chemicals plant arranged by manager R. R. Zurbuchen and may tour the Kansas University campus. Refreshments and bus service will be provided at the airport. The group flies in from Pratt Sunday morning and plans stops in Coffeyville and Hiawatha, with possible sightseeing in Nebraska afterward.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Cooperative Farm Chemicals
R. R. Zurbuchen
Kansas University
Chamber Committee
Pratt
Coffeyville
Hiawatha
Nebraska
Violence Flare at LFM Plant During Atchison Strike
Atchison authorities report violence during a three day strike at LFM Manufacturing. Stones and a bottle damaged two workers homes, tires were slashed on two cars, and paint was splashed on two others. No injuries. Kansas Bureau of Investigation involvement confirmed. Logan Sanford promised agent help. Before incidents 165 of 800 workers had returned. more returned Wednesday.
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LFM Manufacturing Co
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Gus Wood
LFM
Wood
Logan Sanford
KBI
LFM Co
Worthy speech at St Benedict's canceled by college officials
Atchison Kansas AP St Benedicts College canceled an assembly talk by world traveling Negro newsman William Worthy saying he had nothing to offer the student body. Worthy had spoken earlier at Southwest Missouri State College in Springfield. He defended Castro and socialism and has previously drawn attention for a Cuba and Red China tour.
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Pryor-Menx Booking Agency
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Worthy
Havana
Traywick
Springfield
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Africa
Latin America
United States
Cuba
Castro
State Department
Red China
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School Board Members Set For Unification Discussion
A regional Kansas Association of School Boards meeting will discuss unification on Thursday Oct. 26 at the Kansas Union. KU education professor Dr William York will speak on State Aid and Unification. Mrs Ethan Allen will join a panel sharing experiences. Dean George B Smith will welcome attendees at dinner.
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Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas Union
William York
Ethan Allen
Miss. St
George B. Smith
University
Baustian Tours With Stravinsky Return From Europe
Professor Robert Baustian of the Kansas University Symphony Orchestra just returned from a European tour with the Santa Fe Opera Company. In Berlin and Belgrade the company performed two programs alternating with Stravinsky works. The trip, partly canceled in Poland, was funded by ANTA under Kennedy’s cultural exchange program.
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Kansas University Symphony Orchestra
Santa Fe
N. M
Opera Co
Igor Stravinsky
West Berlin
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Poland
American National Theater Academy
ANTA
U.S. State Department
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Salisbury
Marva Lou Powell
Topeka
Miss Tebbenkamp
Baby Doe
Baustian
Miss Powell
Stravinsky
The
Santa Fe Opera
Berlin
Sante Fe
Mistrial Declared In Kansas City Theft Case
In Kansas City AP reporting a mistrial was declared in the case of James A Ciarielli charged with receiving stolen property after his attorney cited a morning Kansas City Star paragraph noting an unrelated indictment. Circuit Judge Tom J Stubbs sustained the motion citing juror exposure to the article. The 51 year old was accused of receiving six electric fans stolen from Lincoln Junior High School last August.
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Kansas City
James A. Ciarielli
Kansas City Star
Tom J. Stubbs
Lincoln Junior High
Stubbs
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Helpers After Death
We thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness shown during our mother and grandmother’s illness and passing. The flowers cards and food were appreciated. Special thanks to the Church of God Ladies who served us. James Sanderson Eva Shore and families express gratitude along with the grandchildren.
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Church of God
James Sanderson
Eva Shore
Robert Sanderson
Herbert McKelvey
George Russell
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