Contending paths in Britain's 1960s election outlook
The column analyzes the predicted 1960s British general election. It notes Harold Wilson and Labour confidence after visits to Washington and NATO ties, contrasted with Macmillan's long tenure. It reports Macmillan's surgery and Lord Home becoming prime minister, plus strategic moves for the Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilson
Britain
Pipesmoking Wilson
Washington
America
England
Macmillan
U.S
Profumo-Keeler
Wilson
Labor Party
NATO
Perry Homecoming Queen Judy Worthington Crowned
Judy Worthington daughter of Mr and Mrs Woodard Worthington of Oskaloosa was crowned Perry Homecoming queen during halftime of the Perry versus McLouth football game which Perry won 20 to 18. Don Hurd was named king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Worthington
Don Hurd
Perry
McLouth
Youth Symphony of Greater Kansas City Sets Oct 24 Concert
The Youth Symphony of Greater Kansas City will perform at 8 p.m. October 24 at the Music Hall in Kansas City. Sixteen year old violinist James Oliver Buswell IV of New York joins 98 musicians aged 12 to 21, with some traveling up to 125 miles weekly for rehearsals. Two Lawrence youths Earle Dumler and Nancy Hitt are members. Conductor is Jack L. Herriman. Buswell won the Merriweather Post competition at 15 and has appeared with major orchestras and on national programs. The concert opens the National Music Critics Convention and features Berlioz Damnation of Faust, Giannini Symphony No. 2, Rimsky-Korsakov Russian Easter Overture, and Mendelssohn Concert in E minor. Tickets from Adler Stores, Ruth Seufert Office, or at the Music Hall box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Symphony of
Greater Kansas City
Music Hall
Kansas City
James Oliver Buswell IV
New York
Lawrence
Earle Dumler
Nancy Hitt
Dumler
Kansas University
Miss Hitt
James Hitt
Lawrence High
Jack L. Herriman
Buswell
Merriweather Post
New York Philharmonic
National Symphony of
Washington
D.C
Baltimore Symphony
St. Louis Symphony
Rockford
Ohio
Voice of Firestone
Garry Moore
Today Program
Music Critics Convention
Faust
Hector Berlioz
Vittorio Gianniana
N. Rimsky-Korsakoff
Felix Mendelssohn
Oak St
Adler
Ruth Seufert
Deaths-Funerals William Norris Campbell
William Norris Campbell 89 of Route 2 Tonganoxie died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was a retired printing pressman and former president and secretary treasurer of Local No 16 Printing Pressmen Union Kansas City MO and a Henri Masonic Lodge 190 member. Funeral 10 am Monday at Tonganoxie Methodist Church Rev Hugh Stouppe officiating. Burial in Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens Kansas City Kansas. Survivors include his wife Edna, a daughter Lillian Maston Omaha a son Lyle Spokane five grandchildren and one great grandson.
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William Norris Campbell
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mr. Campbell
Local No. 16
Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
Kansas City
Henri Masonica Lodge
Methodist
Hugh Stouppe
Bruins
Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens
Kan
Edna B. Campbell
Maston Lillian
Omaha
Neb
Lyle
Spokane
Wash
U N Group Plans Anniversary Fet for Douglas County
The Douglas County AAM marks the 18th UN anniversary with programs for local civic clubs next week. Mrs. Paul Davis leads arrangements with speakers at Lions Club Break fast Optimist Club Junior Chamber Kiwanis Noon Optimist events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Aam
United Nations
U.N
Paul Davis
Clifford Ketzel
Glenn Kappelman
Lions Club
Oswald Backus
Optimist Club
Walter Sandelius
Charles Topping
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ambrose Saricks
Kiwanis Club
Kappelman
Kansas recital features pianist Richard Angeletti
Angeletti of the KU School of Fine Arts will perform a faculty recital at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall. The program includes Mozart Rondo in D major Beethoven Sonata Op. 101 Chopin and Albeniz pieces and ends with Debussy L isle joyeuse. The event is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
School of Fine Arts
Richard Angeletti
Swarthout Recital Hall
Angeletti
Mozart
Beethoven
Chopin
Albeniz
Debussy
Charles W McPike 77 Dies at Lawrence Home
Charles W McPike 77 of 746 Mo St Lawrence died Friday at home after living here most his life except for World War I service. A member of St Luke AME Church and a longtime Mason he worked at Griesa Nursery before retirement. Funeral services pending Bowser Lee Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. McPike
Mo. St
Armed Services
McPike
St. Luke A.M.E. Church
Western Star Lodge No. 1
A.M
Knights Templar
Royal Arch Masons
The
Shrine
Griesa Nursery
Edith McPike
Ella Mae Miller
Lawrence
Fred E. Johnson
W. H. McPike
Ark. St
Bowser-Lee Mortuaray
Regents Form State Extension Director Council
Regents chair man and Chancellor Wescoe along with President Axe of Pittsburg State College announce a new program creating the state director of extension. The director will coordinate correspondence and extension courses across colleges and universities to eliminate duplication and report to an extension commission of college presidents. Committees under the council will handle library operations public information and coordinate radio and television efforts. The presidents council will establish two subconferences to advance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Leonard H. Axe
Pittsburg State College
Council of
College Presidents
College and University Presidents Council
First Varsity Dance At Center After Football Game
The first Varsity Dance runs 9 30 to 11 30 tonight at the new South Park Recreation Center. It follows the Lawrence Leavenworth football game at Haskell Stadium with Records providing music. Admission is free and girls are asked not to wear shorts or cut offs. Memberships go on sale next week with details then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Park Recreation Center
Lawrence-Leavenworth
Haskell Stadium
Tonganoxie Tops Lansing Gridders Homecoming Victory
The Tonganoxie Chieftains defeated Lansing 32 to 0 on Friday at the high school field. Homecoming events end with the queen crowning and a school dance at 10 p.m. Queens candidates are Sadie Bailey Nancy Robb Sharon White and Barbara Schultz. Co captains David McKinsey and Larry Andrews to crown the queen during the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie Chieftains
Lansing
Sadie Bailey
Nancy Robb
Sharon White
Barbara Schultz
Donald Shaffer
Irvin Mills
Bruce Koerth
Danny Stool
David McKinsey
Larry Andrews
Leavenworth High
Shirley Weller Crowned DeSoto High 1963 Homecoming Queen
Shirley Weller was named 1963 Homecoming queen at DeSoto High during a Friday DeSoto Baldwins football game won 20 to 18 by the Bulldogs. Weller, senior daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Weller of DeSoto, is student council treasurer and has served as cheerleader and carnival attendant.
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Shirley Weller
DeSoto High
Baldwin Bulldogs
Miss Weller
Dean Weller
DeSoto
Cindy Rucker
Virginia Stanley
David Elliott
Bill Roth
Walter McDaniels
Main Street
Memorial Hospital Notation Listing Individuals
Memorial Hospital page lists Herman Leonhart of 840 Ky and Robert Fellers of 918 Wellington along with Mrs Barbara Jenny of Stouffer Place for a memorial notice.
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Herman Leonhart
Robert Fellers
Wellington
Barbara Jenny
Stouffer Place
Local Birth Announcements Spread Through Vinland Area
Edith Beatty of Vinland and Gene Cross announce births alongside Jimmie Morrison of Edgelea. Jack Hughes of Yale Road, Melvin Gentry of Ky, Maurice Walbridge of McLouth, and Robert Quisenberry of Tonganoxie report daughters or sons born today or Friday. Arthur Frye of Ky and Roy Knapp of Stouffer Place join with newborns in similar notices.
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Edith Beatty
Vinland
Gene Cross
Brook
Jimmie Morrison
Edgelea
Jack Hughes
Yale Rd
Melvin Gentry
Maurice Walbridge
McLouth
Route 2
Robert Quisenberry
Tonganoxie
Arthur Frye
1827
Roy Knapp
Stouffer Place
City Hall seeks 1000 young women for high level affair
Mayor’s aide calls for around 1000 girls averaging 18 to attend a major city event with a higher selection standard. Col Reilly says applications from working girls and college lists have been accepted while Mrs Arnold narrows the pool to about 800 candidates and checks their height poise intelligence and occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedetti
City Hall
Col. Reilly
William Arnold
Lake Forest
Kansas Harriers Win Again in 15 48 Victory Over Drake
Kansas University's unbeaten cross country team extended its dual win streak to 20 by defeating Drake 15 48 in a three mile meet in Lawrence. Paul Acevedo led with 14 59 followed by John Lawson 15 02 Tonnie Coane 15 03 Herald Hadley 15 18 Chick Fero 15 20 and George Cabrera 15 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Drake
Lawrence
Paul Acevedo
Jayhawk
John Lawson
Tonnie Coane
Herald Hadley
Chick Fero
George Cabrera
Engineering Educators Hold 44th Annual Kansas Meeting
The Kansas Nebraska section of the American Society for Engineering Education holds its 44th annual meeting at Kansas University. Prof. G W Steinbruegge of Nebraska University is section president and Prof C H Dunn of Wichita University is first vice president elect. Prof Maynard P Bauleke is program chairman and second vice president. Panelists include Dean Paul Russel of Kansas State University Col M L Wachendorf of U S Army Engineers Kansas City Don Nigg Bendix Corp Kansas City and Prof Robert R Gatts of KU. A second panel on international education participation is to be moderated by Prof Floyd Preston of KU with Dean G R Town of Iowa State University Prof John Shupe of Kansas State University and Profs Kevin R Jones and Don Haines of KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-Nebraska
American Society For Engineering Education
Kansas University
G. W. Steinbruegge
Nebraska University
C. H. Dunn
Wichita University
Maynard P. Bauleke
Bauleke
Paul Russel
Kansas State University
Col
M. L. Wachendorf
U. S. Army Engineers
Kansas City
Don Nigg
Bendix Corp
Robert R. Gatts
Floyd Preston
Dean G. R. Town
Iowa State University
John Shupe
Kevin R. Jones
Don Haines
Tito’s Yugoslavia and the Soviet Split Debate
The piece analyzes Tito's stance amid the Soviet Chinese split and how U.S. leaders Eisenhower Kennedy and Goldwater view Yugoslavia. It notes Tito’s nonalignment, his occasional alignment with Khrushchev on issues like peaceful co existence and disarmament, and how his position sharpens the Kennedy Goldwater debate on dealing with the communist world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Tito
Moscow
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Washington Post
Dinner Meeting of India Club at KU
The India Club at Kansas University will sponsor a dinner meeting tonight at six in the Wesley Student Center. Attending will be KU students from India and their guests. Club president is Gopal Pai, a graduate student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India Club
Kansas University
Wesley
India
Gopal Pai
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London Daily Express
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