Lawrence residents urged to back Haskell Institute growth
The Saturday Column praises Haskell Union Building dedication and urges Lawrence residents to support the Bureau of Indian Affairs school and its future funding. Commissioner Nash cites Haskell as a premier technical school needing a modern facility, with local leaders and Sen. Carlson backing continued federal allocations. The piece notes Haskell’s 1000 plus students from across the U.S. and its impact on Lawrence’s economy and community life.
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George Stafford
Top Masonic Official Speaks Here Tuesday
Owen E. Hodgson Kansas Masons Grand Master to address Lawrence High Twelve Club at noon Tuesday in Bjildridge Hotel with a 1 30 p m session at Masonic Temple about 40 lodges expected Hodgson formerly Sa lina Senior High principal since 1928 holds Kansas Univ Law School degree has taught and led in Masonic groups and is a 33rd degree Scottish Rite leader Lloyd Bigsby urges all Masons to attend.
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Lawrence High Twelve Club
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Salina
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Lloyd Bigsby
High Twelve
Kansas Designer Craftsman Show Opens Sunday
The 12th annual Kansas Designer Craftsman Show opens at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Kansas Union exhibition gallery and runs through November 14 with more than 150 pieces on display. Nearly 100 entrants compete for over $800 in cash prizes awarded at the opening. entries must be from Kansas or Greater Kansas City with at least one year residence. sona En trants, sculpture, jewelry, silversmithing, weaving, ceramics, enameling, printed textiles and furniture are featured. judge is Mrs John A Houseman from the Dallas Art Museum. Coordinator is Miss Marjorie Whitney of KU Design Department which sponsors the show.
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Oklahoma Evangelist to Lead Antioch Revival Series
Luther M. Nelson of Stillwell Oklahoma will preach at Antioch Southern Baptist Church from October 17 to 24. Evening services start at 7 30 with Sunday worship at 11 00. Music directed by Bob Swadley and Junior Choir led by Stewart Dalrymple meets nightly at 6 30. Pastor J W Pydas invites all.
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Town St
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Stewart Dalrymple
Antioch
J. W. Pydas
Leftist draft counselors aid conscientious objector forms
In New York Ann Arbor Chicago Los Angeles and Berkeley draft counseling programs train volunteers to explain technicalities of conscientious objector forms. The May 2 Movement linked to a Yale socialist conference plans a booklet detailing methods to avoid service including feigning madness claiming objections and stalling tactics.
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Steve Newman
Columbia University
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Kiss In Time Saves Youth From Jail
In Indianapolis Judge Saul I Rabb shortened the 90 day sentence of 18 year old Jerry Rogers for driving a stolen car after Rogers kissed his mother goodbye. The judge noted the moment and reduced the term to 60 days at the state farm.
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Kennedy Defends Morrissey Amid Confirmation Furor
Senator Edward M. Kennedy rejects pressure to drop support for Francis X. Morrissey, defending his qualifications as new disclosures raise questions about Morrissey’s 1933 Georgia residency and 1934 Massachusetts Legislature bid. The Judiciary Committee had cleared the nomination 6 to 3 with absences.
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Kansas Harriers Sweep Emporia in Dual Meet
Kansas University cross country finished 1 2 3 4 to defeat Emporia State Teachers College 16 43. Team captain John Lawson led with 31 13 9 for six miles, followed by Tom Yergo vich and Jose Contreras in second and third. Allen Russell and other runners from Iowa State Southern Illinois and Emporia State rounded out the field. Curtis Grindal placed sixth for KU.
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Emporia State Teachers College
Southern Illinois
Drake
Iowa State
John Lawson
Tom Yergovich
Jose Contreras
Dolly Cast Departs For Okinawa Program
The 72 member cast of Hello Dolly departed South Viet Nam for Okinawa after a final performance for U S troops. The troupe will perform for troops in Okinawa and South Korea before opening in London in December.
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Lawrence to host national women's golf champion at KU game
Heard in Lawrence Kansas University alumnae and national women's amateur golf champion Jean Ashley of Chanute will attend the KU Oklahoma State football game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday October 23. She will visit the Chi Omega sorority house for aftergame coffee and is a member of the sorority. Kansas University's pompon girls make their first out of town appearance today in Norman for the KU Oklahoma State game, launching a full schedule of appearances for all KU football games per Alumni Association official Vince Bilotta. In Wellsville a farmer watched lightning strike his herd. one cow valued at 200 dollars was killed.
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Wreck Victim in Fair Condition at LMH
Mrs. Carrie McAlexander, 39, of Tonganoxie, remained in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash near the East Turnpike on North Third Street. Bertha Owens, 62, was treated for chest pains then released. Cathy McAlexander received minor cuts and bruises and was released. Police investigated a separate two car collision at 23rd and Naismith involving Shirley Valentine and Michael Lewis with $375 damage and no injuries.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
East Turnpike
North Third Street
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McAlexander
Cathy McAlexander
Naismith
Erhard Fails to Break Deadlock Over Cabinet
In Bonn, Chancellor Ludwig Erhard could not resolve the cabinet stalemate amid West German political crisis. After 90 minutes at Palais Schaumburg, Free Democratic leaders left for Mainz to attend an internal policy meeting and resume Monday night, threatening the Bundestag timetable and Erhard’s re election as chancellor planned for Wednesday.
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Christian Democratic Party
Bundestag
UF final reports lag. praise for canvass leaders noted
United Fund officials say the delay in final reports does not reflect on the efforts of canvass leaders Mrs. Frank Burge and Mrs. Edward Smissman for residential work and Bill Womack for business outreach. UF president George Ryan and drive chairman Art Wolf laud their organized efforts as residential gifts may rise up to a third, with business results TBD after completion. Reports are expected by Monday to evaluate future actions, with a goal of 102 321. A Lawrence International Friendship Enterprise picnic will start at 5 p.m. Sunday at Potter Lake on the KU campus, Mount Oread foreign students attending, funded by the United Fund.
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Edward Smissman
Bill Womack
George Ryan
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Art Wolf
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Mount Oread
Council Meets Tuesday to discuss health centers
The Council of Social Agencies convenes at noon next Tuesday in the Castle Tea Room. Dr. Dale Clinton outlines the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department while Dr. Robert Bloomberg teams with the Health Board to discuss the Bert Nash Mental Health Center.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
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Health Board
Bert Nash
Students Picket Draft Office At KU Campaign
About 20 students from the University of Kansas staged a morning picket at the Selective Service Office urging reform of draft laws. Names include James McAuley Prairie Village and Philip Bayles Houston among others. one participant George E. Kimball 21 Leavenworth was arrested for public indecency with bond set at 1000.
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Philip Bayles
Houston
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Cheryl Gumm
Greg Busby
Wichita
Thomas Hawthorne
Savannah
Bernie Shaffer
Lawrence
Ala
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Wichita Sophouiore
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Kansas City
Don Olson
San Diego
Calif
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Parsons
David Leonard
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George E. Kimball
Ohio St
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Leavenworth
Ralph King
Explosion devastates market near Seoul kills nine
An explosion struck a blacksmith shop in a crowded market outside Seoul. Police report nine dead and 30 injured. The wounded were rushed to a nearby U.S. Army hospital for treatment.
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Gertrude Park Exhibit Opens at Ottawa University
An exhibit of paintings by Mrs. Gertrude Park opens at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Mammel Art Center at Ottawa University. The show runs through Oct. 30 with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 2 to 5 p.m. on weekends. Park began painting in 1955 at the Corcoran Gallery School in Washington, D.C., after retirement from the FAA in 1958, then studied at Kansas University.
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Secret Weapon Explosion Kills Nedelin and 300 in 1960
The Guardian said Khrushchev's sealed missile test blew up in fall 1960 killing Marshal Nedelin and about 300 others. Quoting Oleg Penkovsky, the report described a nuclear propelled missile that failed to lift off and exploded after a 20 minute delay.
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Mitrofan I. Nedelin
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Victor Zorza
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Kennedy Letters Fetch About 1500 Dollar Lincoln Items
Handwritten items from the late John F Kennedy bring in roughly 1500 dollars, a figure comparable to similar Lincoln memorabilia at auction. The sale underscores steady demand for presidential correspondence and historic artifacts.
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Dick Harp Elected President of Kansas Baptist Convention
Dick Harp former Kansas University basketball coach was elected president of the Kansas Baptist Convention at its Topeka annual meeting He succeeds Dr F Lowell Cormack of Prairie Village Harp resigned KU coaching in 1964 to lead the Fellowship of Christian Athletes He has been a vice president of the convention and active lay worker Rev Harold D More of Manhattan named vice president Rev David W Bishop of Topeka re-elected recording secretary and Ralph W Gooch re-elected treasurer
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Kansas Baptist Convention
Topeka
F. Lowell Cormack
Prairie Village
Harp
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Kansas City
Phog Allen
Baptist Convention
Harold D. More
Manhattan
New Baptist Convention
David W. Bishop
Ralph W. Gooch
Demonstration in Bonn protestors paraded near U.S. Embassy
About 50 demonstrators spent three hours marching near the U.S. Embassy in Bonn shouting anti intervention slogans in Vietnam. They were identified as members of the North Rhine Westphalia branch of the International League of Opponents of War.
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Germany
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Viet Nam
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International League of Opponents of War
Thanks to Doctors and Nurses for Kind Hospital Wishes
Mrs. Charlotte Frye and Mrs. Lenore Mitchell express gratitude to Drs Jones and Manahan and the 3rd floor nurses for care. They thank ministers friends and relatives for prayers gifts cards flowers and kind acts during their hospital stays, and to Washington Creek Church members for visits and support.
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Lenore Mitchell
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