Detention Home Sought for Errant Douglas County Juveniles
Police Chief Bill Cox urged the Evening Optimist Club for a local detention facility to steer youngsters before age 7 or 8 toward constructive programs. He proposed a multi county home with full time juvenile officers to reduce taxpayer costs and limit out of area placements.
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Bill Cox
Evening Optimist Club
Douglas County
Holiday Inn
Cox
Heft Cox
Topeka
Chief Cox
Charles Rankin
Fred Broeker
Political Event Planned for KU Workshop in Politics
KU hosts the tenth Workshop in Politics November 15 and 16 with state party chairs Richard Rogers and Jack Graves and University of Wisconsin professor Austin Ranney. About 60 political scientists from Kansas and western Missouri attend.
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Kansas University
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Jack Graves
Wichita
Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Austin Ranney
Ranney
Missouri
National Center For Education In Politics
Citizenship Clearing House
John G. Grumm
Kansas- Missouri Center For Education In Politics
Grumm
Problem is Old Not NHU
Rep. William Broomfield of Michigan recalls a blunt question asked in Saigon to Mrs. Nhu Ngo Dinh Diem noting she is touring the United States and opposing U.S. policy. The exchange reflects tensions in Viet Nam policy debates during a congressional visit.
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Washington
API
Ngo Ning Nhu
Nhu
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
William 5. Broomfield
Rmich
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Saigon
Broomfield
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
U S Keeps Close Watch On Cuban Security Posture
U S forces maintain heightened readiness around Cuba a year after the missile crisis. Swift fighters fly from Florida Navy planes scan ships U 2s shadow the island weekly. The Pentagon reports expanded missile and air defenses in Florida the Caribbean and Cuba while noting no evidence of new offensive missiles.
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Washington
Florida
United States
Caribbean
Air Force
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kennedy
Pentagon
Navy
Guantanamo Naval Base
Army
Miami- Homestead Air Force Base
Key West
Homestead
McCoy Air Force Base
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Hemisphere
Skopje Plans New City Site Nearby Old Location
A new city of Skopje in Yugoslavia is planned perhaps on a site near the old one, according to Associated Press reports.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Chief Theodore Peacock Named Police Chief in Kansas City
Theodore B. Peacock 58 a retired FBI agent was appointed chief of police of Kansas City Kansas by Mayor Paul F Mitchum Peacock received approval from Attorney General William Ferguson and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation He will replace John Theroff who resigned last July Peacock has 33 years in policing including 20 years with the FBI and 12 years in municipal duty.
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Kansas City
Kan
API
Theodore B. Peacock
FBI
Paul F. Mitchum
Mitchum
Bethany Hospital
Peacock
William Ferguson
Earl B. Swarner
Joseph P. Regan
John Theroff
KBI
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Campus groups and figures outline KU themes and goals
A survey lists many Greek organizations and campus names linked to scientific research education leadership and international programs. Noted are Lambda Chi Alpha Delta Sigma Phi Phi Kappa Psi and more with mentions of Jayhawker education, unified knowledge efforts, and future-focused aims across campus.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta Sigma Phi
Triangle
Phi Kappa Psi
Russia
Habinger
Watkins
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Omicron Pi
Carruth O’leary
Lewis
Phi Kappa Theta
Foster
Alpha Phi
Miller
Alpha Delta Pi
Sellards
Douthart
Sigma Chi
Kappa Sigma
Kansas
Theta Chi
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Battenfeld
Phi Kappa Tau
Templin
Pi Beta Phi
Chi Omega
United
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta Chi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Lawrence Airport gains 240 volt generator from FFA
Lawrence Airport adds auxiliary power for landing lights with a 240volt generator donated by the FFA. City workers moved the unit from the FFA radio tower 10 miles north. A concrete base remains to be built at the airport.
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Lawrence
FFA
Editors Day Set Saturday on Hill
About 300 visitors including Kansas newspaper editors and guests will attend Editors Day at the William Allen White School of Journalism on the KU campus. Highlights include the Kansas editor hall of fame induction and a report on 1963 African journalist workshops led by Burton W. Marvin and John McCormally.
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Kansas
Kansas University
William Allen
Flint Hall
Stanley H. Stauffer
The
Kansas Press Association
Topeka Capital and Journal
Steel Firms Resist April 1962 Price Increase
National Steel Corp Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co and Wheeling are named among the big eight producers in a jury note. Inland Steel Co with Kaiser Steel Corp had resisted the April 1962 price rise and said it had not been served.
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National Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Wheeling
Inland Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Torbet to Speak at First Baptist Brotherhood Meeting
Dean Robert G. Torbet of Central Baptist Seminary Kansas City Kan will be guest speaker at the Brotherhood gathering in the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church Wednesday evening. Supper at 6 30 precedes the program detailing opportunities and needs of American Baptist seminaries.
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Torbet
Robert G. Torbet
Central Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Kan
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Dr. Torbet
American Baptist Seminaries
Churches Dinner Set for Oct 29 in Lawrence
The Lawrence Council of Churches announces its annual dinner to be held at 6 30 p m Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational Church Reservations through Thursday are $1 50 per plate A principal speaker Rev Harold Statler of Topeka will address interdenominational work Short messages by Rev H C McMillan Mrs Robert Frians and Bill Binns
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Council OF Churches
Harold M. Mallett
Plymouth Congregational Church
Robert Freitag
Mallett
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence Council of Churches
Plymouth Congregational
Harold Statler
Kansas Council of Churches of
Topeka
H. C. McMillan
Robert Frians
Bill Binns
Nine Instructors Set as KU Lecturers Tonight
Nine Kansas University instructors will speak tonight in the first lecture of a series on The Philosophical Bases of Absolutely Everything. Francis Heller will moderate a panel and audience discussion in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union at 7:30 p.m.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk Room
The
Kansas Union
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Elmer F. Beth
J. Eldon Fields
Earl S. Huyser
Stuart Levine
Charles Landesman
William R. Reardon
Robert J. Squire
Stanley Shumway
John North
Myra Olstead
Harris Wins University Award for Distinguished Journalism
John P. Harris of Hutchinson Kansas, board chairman of Publishing Enterprises Inc., was named winner of the University of Minnesota award for distinguished service in journalism. The honor was presented during an Inland Daily Press Association meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
Kan
Publishing Enterprises Inc
Monday
University of Minnesota
Inland Daily Press Association
Oregon Professor to Speak at KU on Wednesday
William Stafford associate professor of English at Lewis and Clark College will speak at Kansas University on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union in Portland Oregon.
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William Stafford
Lewis and Clark College
Portland
Ore
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Major Thoroughfares Committee to Meet at City Hall
Members of the Major Thoroughfares Traffic and Transportation sub committee of the Committee of 100 will meet at 7:30 this evening at City Hall to review the preliminary report. The report on Major Thoroughfares Traffic and Transportation was presented in September by John Cofer of Harland Bartholomew and Associates.
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Committee of 100
City Hall
John Cofer
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Rainfall nudges area toward drought break and better pasture
October rec roofed 2.5 inches total, year to date 21.25 inches, still 10 inches below normal. Monday's spotty showers varied by locale, with readings from 0.30 to 0.80 inch and some areas under half an inch. Wheat sprouted, alfalfa improving, pastures rising. runoff activity expected to rise with recent heavy rain. Forecast calls for mild nights near 60 and highs near 80 with no immediate rain.
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6Th and
Mass. Sts
Lone Star
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Lawrence
Emil Heck
Town
Midland
Heck
Valley Falls
Kansas University
Two Coast Guard Cutters Stand By Wallowing Fogg Off North Carolina
Hurricane Ginny rages off Cape Hatteras as two Coast Guard cutters Casco and Chilula keep a safe watch within a thousand yards of the decommissioned 306 foot destroyer escort Fogg. The aging vessel drifts after breaking a towline while crews of 10 remain on board. The center of Ginny lies about 60 miles northeast, with winds around 80 mph. The Salish helps tow Fogg, but the line parted southeast of Cape Lookout. Fogg has been in mothball storage since 1947 and was en route from Hampton Roads to Mayport to join the reserve fleet.
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Ginny
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Atlantic
New York Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Casco
Chilula
Cape Fear
N.C
Salish
Cape Lookout
Hampton Roads
Mayport
Fla
Integration Plan Is Refused Today
Birmingham officials reject an integration leaders demand to hire Negro policemen. Councilman George G Seibels Jr reports the public safety committee will decide based on civil service rules and what is best for the city, not under outside pressure.
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Birmingham
Ala
George G. Seibels Jr
West Junior High Open House Draws Big Turnout
Principal C. D. Hargadine called the open houses a huge success as 600 parents attended across three sessions at West Junior High. Attendance ranged from 150 to 230 per session, with 230 visitors Monday for ninth graders and earlier sessions drawing 220 for seventh graders and 150 for eighth graders.
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West Junior High School
C. D. Hargadine
Jaycee Speakers Sandelius Topping Address Local Club
Walter Sandelius and Charles Topping representing the Dallas County AAM will speak at 6 30 tonight at the Hotel Eldridge for a Junior Chamber of Commerce program marking the 18th United Nations anniversary. Ambrose Saricks and a panel also speak Thursday at Kiwanis. Glenn Kappelman and Clifford Ketzel attend the Noon Optimist gathering.
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Walter Sandelius
Charles Topping
Douglas County
AAM
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
United Nations
United Nations Group
Ambrose Saricks
Sandelius
Kiwanis Club
Glenn Kappelman
Clifford Ketzel
US Cuts Aid to South Vietnamese Special Forces
The United States cuts off aid to the South Vietnamese elite parachute troops that raided Buddhist pagodas. They will receive no U S assistance until reassigned to field duty against Communist guerrillas. About 8000 men, this unit had also received roughly 300000 dollars monthly from the CIA for anti guerrilla warfare.
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Washington
United States
U.S
State Department
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Kennedy
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Card of Thanks for hospital care and support
The Beurman and Kelly families express sincere thanks to friends neighbors nurses and Dr. Margaret Clark and Dr. Campbell for the cards flowers gifts and excellent care given Odette Andre during her hospital stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Margaret Clark
Bearman
Lewis Beurman
Paul E. Kelly
Dr. Campbell
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Odette Andre
In Memoriam Roy Lieber Remembered by Family
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Roy Lieber who passed away five years ago. Sadly missed by his family.
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Roy Lieber
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