University Band to perform during KUOSU clash at Memorial Stadium
The 120 member Kansas University Marching Band will provide the second half performance at the KUOSU game at 1 30 p m in Memorial Stadium with a theme Development of Football at KU The program includes historical and modern renditions of I Am A Jayhawk and a salute to Oklahoma State with Ride Em Cowboy The Oklahoma State Band will join for the National Anthem before KU Band segments featuring trumpets David Clark Roger Lewis and others conclude the show.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Oklahoma State Band
Jayhawk
Kenneth Bloomquist
Illinois University
Jayhawks
Mount Oread
Oklahoma State
David Clark
Kansas City
Roger Lewis
Russell
Keith Dougherty
Evanston
Roger Stoner
Garden City
Paul Gray
Windsor
Mike Latimer
Springfield
Kenneth Heath
Dennis Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
Hiram Henry
Ku-Arizona University
KU Iowa State
Easton Leads City Jogger Plan In Lawrence
KU professor and former track coach Bill Easton organizes Jayhawk Joggers Club in Lawrence inviting male residents to join. Weekly workouts scheduled for 4 30 p m on Tuesday and Thursday aim for noncompetitive jogging to improve health. First meeting set for 4 30 p m at KU Robinson Gym next Monday with anticipated 25 KU faculty participants and hopes for similar turnout from the community.
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Lawrence
Jayhawk
Bill Easton
Kansas University
Easton
Robinson Gymnasium
Senate OKs revamped sugar bill expanding production
The Senate approved a redesigned sugar bill by 66 votes to 16. It authorizes greater domestic production and sets country-by-country foreign quotas. The measure advances to a House-Senate conference committee for final drafting.
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Washington
Senate
House-Senate
Funeral Services Today For a Kansas Hotelman
HAYS Kansas AP a member of a well known Kansas hotel family H B Lamer died at his home in Evergreen Colorado on the eve of his 71st birthday Monday night Burial was scheduled in Hays today Lamer had a heart ailment and he and his wife moved to Colorado from Hays 12 years ago because of his health He grew up in Salina Kan where his father the late C W Lamer operated a hotel for many years The son became operator of the family s hotel in Hays in 1939 His son C W Lamer operates a motel and hotel in Junction City Kan
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Hays
Kan
Kansas
H. B. Lamer
Evergreen
Colo
Lamer
Colorado
Salina
C. W. Lamer
Junction City
Debbie Bryant Returns Home As Miss America
Debbie Bryant, Miss America, arrives in Wichita then Pratt for a homecoming celebrated by the town that crowned Miss Kansas last July. A luncheon and a banquet will feature the crowning of Mimi Frink of Lawrence as Miss Kansas. Bryant planned to fly with Gov. Avery to Topeka for further events.
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Pratt
Kan
Debbie Bryant
Kansas
Debbie
Overland Park
Wichita
Kingman
Order of Business
Miss Bryant
Mimi Frink
Lawrence
Miss Frink
Kansas University
Eudora
Gov. Avery
Air National Guard
Topeka
KU Students Plan Homecoming Activities With Whitenight
Ken Whitenight Jr a KU junior and son of Mr and Mrs G K Whitenight is on the Homecoming committees. Homecoming is set for Oct 29 30 with Whitenight on the queens committee. Larry Bast is general co chair. other members include Nancy Smith Dave McClain Tom Brunner John Nance Gene Boomer Robert Bason and many more across Kansas City Topeka Leawood Wichita and nearby towns.
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Ken Whitenight Jr
Kansas University
G. K. Whitenight
Avalon Rd
Whitenight
Queens
Larry Bast
Topeka
Nancy Smith
Leawood
Dave McClain
St. Joseph
Tom Brunner
Wichita
Linda Gurtler
Kansas City
Gary Gregg
Coldwater
Bettie Meader
Ron Bardin
Karen Wight
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas Union Activities Committee
Bill Frick
Fort Scott
Pam Bayless
Shawnee Mission
Mary Pringle
Bruce Warren
Emporia
Betsy Wright
Student Council Plans Action on Smokes Ban
The Kansas University All Student Council will consider a resolution on banning cigarette sales on state campuses next Tuesday night. Kansas State University and Wichita State University already passed resolutions opposing the ban proposed by the Kansas Board of Regents in spring 1964. KU has not yet taken up a resolution. the last meeting was a budget session.
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Kansas University All Student Council
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Kansas Board of Regents
All
Planning board denies zoning changes amid traffic concerns
Residents and officials debated rezoning proposals from First Dwelling to Shopping Center and from First Dwelling to Local Business in the Hillcrest area. The planning commission unanimously denied both requests citing increased traffic and density. A high rise dormitory project near Louisiana and Edgehill was also rejected for zoning and traffic concerns.
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Massachusetts
Frank King
King
Don Metzler
Planning Commission
Carl S. Knox
Lawrence
Iowa
Harvard Road
Hillcrest
Nelson
Towa
Welden Sickles
Harvard
Clarence Miller
Miller-Midgett Realtors
Corto Oecuny
Yale
Miller
Edna Hill
Highland Dr
Richard Bellinger
Louisiana
Edgehill Road
Marshall Jack
Jack Construction Co
Kansas City
Kan
Jack
Fred Six
Six
Mississippi
16Th
19Th
L. J. Pritchard
Miss
Buchman Trial Delayed to November 4 in Indecent Exposure Case
Robert Paul Buchman 22 of 315 West 14th Street had his trial continued in Police Court to November 4 on indecent exposure charges. A KU senior from Parsons, he was arrested October 14 on campus after being found walking unclothed except for shoes. Bond remains at $100. Buchman no longer is registered at Kansas University and officials say a disciplinary decision was not discussed by Dean Donald Alderson who cited school policy on public disclosure.
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Robert Paul Buchman
W. 14Th St
Buchman
Kansas University
Parsons
Donald Alderson
Dean Anderson
Medical Center Lists Students as Critical
Two college students injured in a one car accident five miles west of Lawrence on U S 40 are listed in critical condition at Kansas University Medical Center. Michael O Neill 19 and Peter M Nelson 19 both suffered head injuries after being thrown from the car.
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Lawrence
U. S. 40
Kansas University Medical Center
Michael O'Neill
Engel Rd
Peter M. Nelson
Leavenworth
Washburn University
O'Neill
Nelson
Anthony N. Garrett
Washburn
Topeka
Allen to Appeal Ruling by Court
San Francisco AP reports comedian Steve Allen will appeal a California Supreme Court decision banning him from the congressional race for the Los Angeles seat. The court ruled he failed to meet election code timelines and could not be certified as a partisan candidate.
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San Francisco
Steve Allen
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
California High Court
Allen
Camper-Trailer Crash on Kansas Turnpike Near Lawrence
A camper-trailer unit went out of control on the Kansas Turnpike near the east Lawrence interchange at 10 45 Wednesday night. Alexander R. Mai 38 of Russell was westbound at 55 to 60 mph when the unit veered off a bridge into a ditch. Damages were about 10000 to the camper and trailer. Mai suffered no injuries.
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Kansas Turnpike
East Lawrence
Alexander R. Mai
Russell
Turnpike
Lawrence
Pike
Mai
Spare Time, Savings Fuel Ettie Lee's $3 Million Homeless Boys Network
Ettie Lee, 79, a retired Los Angeles teacher and Udall aunt, built a $3 million estate from spare time and real estate profits. She funds Ettie Lee Homes Inc., operating 14 ranches for 10 to 12 boys ages 12 to 17, run by Mormon couples in nondenominational homes.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire
Miss Lee
Countywide Zoning Possible for Douglas County
Douglas County may adopt countywide zoning in the future after a recent county commissioners resolution. Explanatory meetings will be held countywide before action. A three mile zoned strip around Lawrence exists, with plans to cover the entire county to ready Clinton Dam area development. The current zoning rules remain until finalization. New Bell manager Gary Johnson, from Greenville Texas, takes over in Lawrence succeeding Jim Ellis who moves to Topeka.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Clinton
BELL
Gary Johnson
Greenville
Tex
East Texas State College
Lawrence Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jim Ellis
Topeka
Johnson
Radios Rehearsing Today For Gemini 6 Space Hunt
Astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford rehearse in a Gemini 6 spacecraft simulator as a 25 station communications network tests the plan to link up with the Agena target satellite. Launch is set for Monday from Cape Kennedy with weather forecast favorable.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Schirra
Stafford
Mission Control Control
Mission Control
Virgil I. Grissom
Air Force
Navy
John W. Young
Gemini
Three Americans Among Winners of Nobel Prize
The 1965 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Julian Schwinger Richard Feynman and Sin I tiro Tomonaga for quantum electrodynamics and elementary particle physics. Robert Burns Woodward of Harvard won the chemistry prize for organic synthesis and peptide work.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Royal Swedish Academy of Science
Julian Schwinger
Harvard
Richard Feynman
California Institute of Technology
Sin-Itiro Tomonaga
Japan
Robert Burns Woodward
Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass
Woodward
Lawrence to Offer Children’s Art and Crafts Classes
City Recreation center begins Saturday with nine sessions costing 1 dollar. Classes run 8:82, 9:30, and 10:30 each Saturday for grades 2 through 6. KU civil engineers attended a Kansas City meeting with former President Truman speaking. John Worland from Orange California led KU delegation. SPU at KU plans a March on Washington protest during Thanksgiving vacation opposing U.S. involvement in Vietnam. bus charter discussed.
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Kansas University
American Society of Civil Engineers
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
John Worland
Orange
Calif
Washington
Student Peace Union
U.S
Viet Nam
SPU
Union Funds Financed Hoffa Trial, Labor Dept Reports
The Labor Department says Teamsters President James R Hoffa withdrew 570396 dollars from the union treasury to help finance his criminal trials. Seymour Spelman, attorney for 16 Philadelphia union members seeking restitution, called it the tip of the iceberg.
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Washington
Labor Department
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Treasury
Teamster
Seymour Spelman
Philadelphia
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McLouth Valley Falls
Journal-World Photo
Don Allen
W. 17
Robert Buchman
Medical Center
Rhea
Archie Mills
State Farm
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
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Simmons
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Christ On Church
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