No Organized Effort Noted to Skip Draft Across Nation
An Associated Press survey finds no signs of an organized movement to avoid the draft as protests and antiwar activity continue. Selective Service officials in Maine and other states report normal operations, with higher acceptance in Maine and no unusual deferments. Utah warns about deferments for demonstrators, while Boston notes many student deferments typical for the season. In Miami, older men register amid reports of two arrests.
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Draft Board
Associated Press
Selective Service
Maine
Arthur A. Holmes
Michigan Selective Service
Howard E. Reed
Colorado
Boston
Paul F. Feeney
Massachusetts
Miami
Anti-Draft Moves Face Sparse Legislative Action
Senators denounce draft card destruction and tips to dodge service as anti draft protests spur calls for stronger penalties but no new laws. Atty Gen Katzenbach weighs existing statutes while Congress nears adjournment and a Nov 27 Washington peace march looms.
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State Department
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Committee
Frank J. Lausche
United States
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
California
Lausche
Nicholas Katzenbach
Donald Russell
S.C
Russell
Katzenbach
Congress
Kuchel
George W. Ball
U.S
Viet Nam
Washington
David J. Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
FBI
Manchester
N.H
New York City
Miller
Turner Receives 33rd Degree in Scottish Rite Masonry
William J. B. Turner former mayor of Lawrence is selected for the 33rd degree in Scottish Rite Masonry announced by Rev. Harold Barr. Also to receive KCCH are James Claude Milliken and John J. Verburg. all will be honored at an assembly in Wichita on Saturday December 4. Milliken is a retired Southwestern Bell employee and Verburg works for University Press at Kansas University.
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William J. B. Turner
Lawrence
Harold Barr
Claud Young
Washington D. C
Barr
Valley of Lawrence
Scottish Rite
Young
Kansas
Court of Honor
KCCH
James Claude Milliken
John J. Verburg
Turner
Wichita
Milliken
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Verburg
University Press
Kansas University
KU Police Report On Snow Hall Typewriter Theft
Kansas University police and traffic officers released a report listing the theft of a typewriter from Room 507 Snow Hall. The device valued at 80 to 100 dollars was missing since Saturday and owned by a KU graduate student.
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Kansas University
Snow Hall
Kansas City Policeman Details 1960 Bug Operation
Kansas City police Captain Elbert Lee Willoughby testified before a Senate subcommittee that he assisted the IRS in 1960 by helping place a radio transmitter in an apartment tied to gambling and tax evasion. He said the IRS identified agents and that the apartment was mounted under a divan without entry by officers. The target was not described as a major operator, and Willoughby learned the tenant’s name only after police chief Kelley informed him. An IRS agent later emphasized careful handling to avoid reputational damage in tax investigations.
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Kansas City
Senate Subcommittee Today
Internal Revenue Service
Elbert Lee Willoughby
IRS
Edward Bennet
Everett Trost
Armour Towers
Willoughby
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Danny Lawson
C. M. Kelley
Long
Lawson
Sen. Long
Oread Professor to Call for Action in Chicago Talk
KU civil engineering professor Dwight Metzler will address the American Public Health Association in Chicago and urge public health agencies to energize and coordinate community health efforts. He will receive the Presidential Award for John Charles Daly and propose a state led planning division to improve environmental protection and health care services across urban and rural areas.
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Dwight Metzler
Kansas University
American Public Health Association
Chicago
John Charles Daly
American Broadcasting Company
Daly
Metzler
Public Health Association
the Times
Gary Johnson Named Acting Manager at Southwestern Bell
Gary Johnson today became acting manager of the Lawrence Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. office replacing Jim Ellis who moves to Topeka on a promotional posting. Johnson, a Greenville Tex native and East Texas State College graduate, comes from Topeka and previously managed Bell operations in Cleburne Texas. He and his wife expect a young son Mark and will relocate to Topeka temporarily while housing is arranged in Lawrence.
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Gary Johnson
Lawrence Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jim Ellis
Bell
Topeka
Johnson
Southwestern Bell
Cleburne
Tex
Ellis
Lawrence
Greenville
East Texas State College At
Commerce
Dallas
Mark
Missourian Guest Carillonneur on KU Bells
W. H. Ehrich of Fayette Missouri will be guest carillonneur on the Kansas University 53 bell World War I Memorial carillon at 3 p.m. Sunday. Ehrich, a former Anton Brees student, previously played the dedicatory recital at KU and has served as carillonneur at Bok Tower Florida Callie Self Memorial Tower and Lander College in Greenwood South Carolina.
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W. H. Ehrich
Fayette
Kansas University
Ehrich
Anton Brees
Bok
Lake Wales
Fla
Callie Self
Lander College
Greenwood
8. C
New Park Unit Chief Marina Plan Revealed
The State Park and Resources Authority elected Bill Colvin editor of the Manhattan Mercury as president. Glen Gilpin of Emporia was chosen vice chairman and William Nigeman of Girard secretary. They adopted a prototype plan for marina facilities at future state lakes with state ownership and private operation under lease.
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Wichita
Kan
State Park and Resources Authority
Bill Colvin
The
Manhattan Mercury
Glen Gilpin
Emporia
William Nigeman
Girard
Chemist William L Jolly to Speak at KU Event
Inorganic chemist William L Jolly of University of California Berkeley will discuss Electron and Proton Acids in Liquid Ammonia at 7 30 p m Friday in Room 122 Malott Hall Kansas University The Kansas Section of the American Chemical Society sponsors the lecture A social hour and dinner precede at 6 p m at the Virginia Inn Reservations through KU Chemistry Department
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William L. Jolly
California University
Berkeley
Malott Hall
Kansas University
Kansas
American Chemical Society
Virginia Inn
KU Chemistry
Lawrence Events Highlight Local Trend and Activities
Lawrence banks show rising debits with September total at 35.8 million and nine month 1965 debits of 302.5 million, signaling stronger local business. KU student leaders push to lift campus cigarette ban with KSU and state officials while KU students attend Lafayette conference.
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Lawrence
Federal Reserve Bank
Senator Liebert to address Douglas County Democrats
State Senator Richard Liebert of Coffeyville will speak at the Douglas County Democratic Club meeting at 8 p m today in the Pizza Hut private room. He will discuss democracy begins at home and Democratic opportunities in Douglas County government.
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Richard Liebert
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Democratic Club
Pizza Hut
Ontario School Hires KU Man
Donald A. Redmond, assistant director for public services at the Kansas University libraries, will become director of libraries at Queens University in Kingston Ontario effective Feb 1. Redmond, a Canada native, joined KU in 1961 as science and engineering librarian and was named assistant director last month. He previously led the Nova Scotia Technical College library in Halifax for 12 years and has worked with UNESCO on library projects in Turkey.
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Donald A. Redmond
Kansas University Libraries
Queens University
Kingston
Ontario
Canada
Redmond
Buckman
KU Library
William Holma
San Francisco Public Library
Robert Vosper
California University At
Los Angeles
Robert Talmadge
Tulane University
Stuart Forth
Kentucky University
Nova Scotia Technical College
Halifax
Mount Allison University
New Brunswick
McGill University
Illinois University
Ceylon
Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research
Unesco
Middle East Technical University
Ankara
Turkey
KU Student Reports Damage to 1966 Car in Zone N Lot
A Kansas University student said his 1966 car parked in Zone N lot north of Allen Fieldhouse between 9 30 and 11 a m Monday sustained a dent on the roof. No damage estimate has been made.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
In Memoriam Charles W McPike 1963 Remembered by Family
In loving memory of Charles W McPike who died October 18 1963 two years ago. Edith McPike daughter Ella Mae Miller granddaughter and sister Melessa Johnson express love and remembrance with faith.
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Charles W. McPike
Edith McPike
Ella Mae Miller
Melessa Johnson
Card of Thanks from The Krische Family
The Krische family expresses gratitude to all who helped last Saturday night. God bless you.
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George Krische
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