Pearson Charges Kennedy With Cuban Policy Failure
Senator James B. Pearson charged President Kennedy today with failure to adopt a positive Cuba policy. In a civic club luncheon speech he said the embargo is a failure, American ships blocked while Soviet bloc vessels access the Caribbean, and U S aid through Alliance for Progress is not shown. He urged steps like recognizing a Cuban government in exile and using Guantanamo base, plus a psychological campaign to aid the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
API
James B. Pearson
R- Kan
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Civic Club
Pearsons
Organization of American States
Pearson
Caribbean
Russia
South America
Alliance For Progress
United States
Senate
Guantanamo
Holloway Hall Razing Clears Way for New Service Station
M and M Oil Co. owner Robert McBride announces purchase of Holloway Hall at 19th and Mass. Sts. to raze the building and construct a large modern Phillips 66 service station as weather permits after January 1. The site will replace the southeast corner station, preserving the northwest corner for the new enterprise. The 19th and Mass. area once hosted a railroad station serving Lawrence to Carbondale, with Holloway Hall a social hub in earlier decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M & M Oil Co
Phillips 66
Holloway Hall
19Th and
Mass. Sts
Robert McBride
McBride
Journal- World Today
Mass
Phillips
19Th
Lawrence
Carbondale
23Rd
Iowa Sts
Nmany
Cordley School
King Criticizes Kennedy For Civil Rights Delays
Rev Martin Luther King Jr the Southern Christian Leadership Conference leader urged Kennedy to advance civil rights legislation in a speech before about 20 000 union members at Madison Square Garden marking the 30th anniversary of the district 65 retail wholesale and department store union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Luther King
Kennedy
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
District 65
Madison Square Garden
King elected LCC leader and swimming pool plan
J. D. King of 844 Broadview Dr was elected president of the Lawrence Country Club at Wednesday night’s meeting. Dick Wintermore and Jim Shirley were named vice president and secretary treasurer respectively, with three new directors elected and several holdovers. John Weatherwax reported on a proposed second pool not to exceed 25 000 dollars to be ready by June 1 1964, though the board tabled the plan for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. King
Broadview Dr
Lawrence Country Club
Dick Wintermore
Jim Shirley
Paul Beauchamp
Craig Collier
Bob Signor
Ralph Turner
Fred Frey
al Hack
Mel Huxtable
Wintermate
King
John Weatherwax
Weatherwax
Road widening on I-70 projects eyed for spring 1965
Regional traffic progresses as Kansas projects push four lane goals from Kansas City to Salina. Bids open November 7 at Junction City for 11.3 mile gap between K-13 and Ft. Riley enabling uninterrupted I-70 from Kansas City to Salina. Other segments near Dorrance and Ogallah open, easing travel from Lawrence to St Joseph and Oklahoma City.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Dorrance
Highway Department
Junction City
Manhattan
Marshall Field
Ft. Riley
Kansas Turnpike
Salina
Ogallah
Trego County
Grainfield
Gove County
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Wichita
Norman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J-W Publisher Named Chairman for Educational Committee
Dolph C. Simons Jr. of the Journal-World was chosen as chairman of the Inland Daily Press Association Journalism Education Personnel Recruiting and Training Committee. He will represent the 22 state Inland agency on the American Council on Education for Journalism, the accrediting body for journalism programs. Simons also earned a three year term on the Inland Press Association Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal-World
Inland Daily Press’ Association
American Council On Education For Journalism
United States
Simons
Inland Press Association
Tiny Mother Delivers Quadruplets at Columbia-Presbyterian
New York AP report says a 90 pound mother Rhoda Brecker 27 and her quadruplets three girls and a boy born last night at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center are in good condition. The C section delivery followed a reassured prenatal. the Brecker couple, married nearly six years, include a former Brooklyn schoolteacher mother and a lawyer father.
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New York
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Rhoda Brecker
Brooklyn
Father and son in ministry work from Lawrence to Oroville
Rev. J. H. Thompson leads St. James A.M.E. Church in North Lawrence and his son Rev. Vincent Thompson pastors Bethel A.M.E. Church in Oroville California. Vincent, an Air Force member with four daughters, will study theology at Wilberforce Ohio after military duty. He heads to London on assignment and plans to join a new church in the diocese upon return. The elder Thompson notes his son’s ministry and a busy Lawrence visit with sermons and talks to students. The family will depart Lawrence Monday.
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J. H. Thompson
St. James A.M.E
Vincent Thompson
Young Thompson
Bethel A.M.E
Oroville
Calif
London
England
U.S. Air Force
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Thomson
North Lawrence
Vincent
Air Force
Payne Theological Seminary
Wilberforce
Ohio
Ohio School
Mather Air Force Base
Thompson
9Th Street Baptist Church
St. Luke A.M.E
9Th Street
Central
Wilbur Duver
Duver
Fire Kills Joan Davis Kin in Palm Springs
Predawn fire in Beverly Colbert home kills Joan Davis kin including her daughter Beverly Colbert 29 and grandchildren Guy 7 and Larry 4 along with Nina Mae Davis 70. Cause listed as smoking in bed. Colbert husband Martin away in Los Angeles.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Joan Davis
Commedienne
Beverly Colbert
Nina Mae Davis
Colbert
Guy
Staley Wins 26-2 Confidence Vote To Lead NFO
In Corning Iowa Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization receives a 26-2 vote of confidence from the 28 member board. He vows to push the collective bargaining program as directed and to run for a ninth term despite a splinter group led by former vice president Bob Casper.
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Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Rea
Bob Casper
Winterset
Lawrence United Fund Near Halfway Mark Reached
The Lawrence United Fund Campaign reported $34,500 pledged by 2 p.m. this afternoon, nearing half of its $72,900 quota set for October 31. Most business and industrial solicitations remain to be counted, with significant boosts anticipated.
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Lawrence United Fund
National Geographic reaches 205 readers in 1888 debut
National Geographic first appeared in October 1888 with 205 subscribers. By its October 1963 75th anniversary issue the magazine boasted 188 pages of text and illustrations and reached 3 500 000 readers worldwide.
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National Geographic
Hines Ceramic Shop Open Studio and Classes
Hines Ceramic Shop at 115 E 8th offers daily 9 30 to 5 and evening classes Monday and Wednesday 7 30 to 9 30. Free instruction available with greenware and supplies, call VI 2 9251 for details.
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Hines Ceramic Shop
Pam
Wed
Greenware & Supplies
Parking Meter Rates and Time Limits Across Street Zones
Freechusetts Street offers five hour parking at two cents per hour where green posts stand. Pink posts mark two hour parking at five cents per hour while black posts indicate off street lots at ten hours for ten cents per five hours. Red meters enforce rapid turnover with a thirty minute limit for five cents. Parking on free lots allows two hours and violators receive tickets.
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Chusetts Street
Two Youngsters Hurt Walking Into Auto in Lawrence
Two 7 year old boys, Mark De Block and Gary Lee, sustained cuts and bruises when they walked into a moving car at 9th and Wellington around 4 45 PM. The vehicle was driven by 15 year old Phillip M. Smith. Both boys were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mark DeBlock
Daniel DeBlock
7Th St
Gary Lee
Gary M. Lee
Lawrence Ave
9Th
Wellington
Phillip M. Smith
Countryside Lane
Smith
Young DeBlock
Young Lee
Big Lift Nearing Completion Ahead Of Its Schedule
The Big Lift of the 2nd Armored Division to Germany advances on schedule with 234 planes starting Tuesday and final troop transport landing at Sembach at 10:40 p.m. CST. Officials say the 64 hour mission, within a 72 hour limit, proceeds amid weather and airbase updates. Western allies monitor Bonn as diplomats meet on West Germany concerns.
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Frankfurt
Germany
2Nd Armored
Sembach_ airfield
Texas
Rhein- Main Air Base
England
Scotland
Air Force
Radio Moscow
United States
Bonn
U.S
West Germany
Dean Rusk
KPL Plans $19 Million Upgrade to Reduce Outages in Lawrence
Kansas Power & Light Co. will spend about 19 million dollars in the next year to upgrade its system and curb outages in Topeka and Lawrence. While budgeting and exact sites are not final, officials indicate substantial funds will target the Lawrence area to handle growth. A recent heavy rain storm left parts without power for about 45 minutes, and high winds have stressed the system, prompting the planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Power & Light Co
Topeka
Lawrence
KPL
Chain Letter Bond Scheme Spotlight Quietly Spreads
The article reports rising sales of $25 bonds tied to a chain letter scheme at colleges and banks. Bankers and a fraternity indicate many purchases aim for a large jackpot, while federal guidance warns such chain letters are illegal and urges scrutiny of gift bond sales to stop get rich quick plans.
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Lawrence
Chester Jones
Douglas’ County
Jones
Journal-World
U.S. Savings Bonds Department
Washington
Treasury
Biologists from Many Nations Eye Joint Program Start 1965
Biologists from 30 to 60 nations are expected to participate in the International Biological Program to study man’s place in the world and expand resources for future welfare. The program is to begin in 1965 and may last five to seven years.
Card of Thanks Widows and family express gratitude
We wish to thank all those who remembered us with food cards flowers and all acts of kindness during our time of loss your support carried us through a difficult period and is deeply appreciated by our family
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JFK
Lawrence Paper CO
LCC
J-W
Tiny Mother
City
Blaze
Staley
Massachusetts
Merle McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Jack
Big Lift
GTH & Mich
Servicenter
Chas
Speas
Opr
Douglas County State Bank
F.D.I.C
Kentucky
Bankers Note Activity
Lawrence Memorial Co
Ato Ee 13Th Aenees
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Ethan A. Smith
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