Defense chief blocks nuclear carrier plan
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara ordered the Navy to proceed with a standard power carrier, delaying the atomic option. The move followed Navy requests for delay and concerns over cost, amid broader questions about future nuclear deployments and a pending resignation fallout.
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Washington
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Congress
Fred Korth
White House
Korth
Kennedy
Senate
Band Parade Shines With Ruskin High Leads at Rose Bowl Event
Ruskin High School band of Hickman Mills Missouri delivered a polished performance in the Rose Bowl Parade. The group displayed flawless discipline and dramatic presence, drawing attention alongside Salina High School and Wichita Heights ensembles. After the parade, bands planned a lunch break before a KU Memorial Stadium show for the KU vs Oklahoma State football game, with about 35 000 expected in attendance and KU favored by two to three touchdowns.
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Ruskin High School
Hickman Mills
Buckingham Palace
London
Salina High School
Wisconsin
Wichita Heights
Purdue
Lodge Notice Joint Comm of Lawrence Lodge and Acacia Meeting
The Joint Committee invites members to a supper at 6 30 p m on Monday October 28 with an official visit by Worshipful Ben W Graybill Grand Master The program includes presentation of 25 and 50 year emblems Visitors welcome. J O Hurley WMs C B Edmon ds WMs G W Mole J K Gorbutt Secretaries
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Lawrence Lodge
Acacia No
Ben W. Graybill
J. O. Hurley
Wms
Edmonds
G. W. Mole
J. K.gorbutt
AMA President Dr. Annis to speak at KU on Medicare debate
Dr. Edward R. Annis, president of the American Medical Association, will speak at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Kansas Union Ballroom, presenting another side of the Kennedy Administration’s Medicare proposal. The Democrat Catholic with eight children will address why Medicare concerns him, detailing career credentials and public policy views.
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Kennedy
Kansas University
Edward R. Annis
American Medical Association
World Medical Association
Kansas Union
Dr. Annis
Union
Annis
The
AMA
America
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
General Motors Corp
American Trucking Associations, Inc
McFarland
U.S
National Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
U.S. O
Thomas
Engineer Agency Meets on Oread
Members of the advisory board of the School of Engineering and Architecture met today in the New Engineering Building at Kansas University. The session covered university-industry cooperation public relations and foreign ventures with a Nigeria report and upcoming projects. Board members include J J Clark Boeing Wichita Powell Awbrey Anchortite Parsons C R Elder Standard Oil Cleve Johnson J F Pritchard Co Donald Nigg Bendix Tom Robinson Black and Veatch D A McGee Kerr McGee William Muchnic LFM Atchison Jay V Wilcox Sr Wilcox Electric Kansas City Mo.
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School of Engineering and Architecture
Kansas University
Nigeria
J. J. Clark
Boeing Company
Wichita
Powell Awbrey
Anchortite Company
Parsons
C. R. Elder
Standard Oil Company
Cleve- 0
Karl Johnson
J. F. Pritchard and Co
Kansas City
Donald Nigg
Bendix Corporation
Tom Robinson
Black and Veatch
D. A. McGee
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc
Oklahoma City
Okla
William Muchnic
LFM Company
Atchison
Jay V. Wilcox Sr
Wilcox Electric Company
Memorial Hospital Obituary Notices From Kansas Addresses
A memorial hospital listing honors several individuals by name and address. Names include Harold Cannon, Lula Harmon, Lelia Torneden, John Salisbury, Phyllis Adamson, Louis Casey, Astrid Ott, Ivareen Coffman, Edith Roche, Joseph Humble, Richard Parker, and Patrick Gronniger, with residence cities such as Lecompton Eudora Overland Park Baldwin Weir and street numbers many of them live at.
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Harold Cannon
Ala
Lula Harmon
Almira
Lelia Torneden
John Salisbury
Lecompton
Phyllis Adamson
Overland Park
Louis Casey
Conn
Astrid Ott
Eudora
Ivareen Coffman
Perry
Edith Roche
Baldwin
Joseph Humble
Weir
Richard Blair Parker
Brook
Patrick Gronniger
Local births and residents listed in City Directory snippet
Mrs. Rachel Feldman and baby boy at 885 Highland. Kevin Roy Henderson at 1681 North H. Mrs. Wilma Reber residing at 121 East 19th.
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Rachel Feldman
Highland
Kevin Roy Henderson
N. H
Wilma Reber
Local births reported for three families
Mr and Mrs Dan Turner 2009 Stratford welcome a son born Friday. Mr and Mrs David Scott 1534 Wedgewood welcome a son born today. Mr and Mrs Robert Gallagher Tonganoxie welcome a son born today.
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Dan Turner
Stratford
David Scott
Robert Gallagher
Tonganoxie
UF Figure Near 38 000 in United Fund Drive
Lawrence United Fund campaign total reached just over 38 000, more than halfway to the 72 900 goal set for next Thursday. The drive is expected to pick up with major business and industrial reports starting Monday and Tuesday.
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Lawrence United Fund
KPL Moves to New Kansas City Office Facility
Kansas Power and Light begins moving to a new location at 9th and Tenn Streets with no service interruption. Office hours resume Monday. emergency calls to extension VI 3 6000 stay active. The building, leased from the University Endowment Association, features electric heat and a 75 seat auditorium. Open house set for November 8 to showcase the new facilities.
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Kansas Power and Light Company
9Th and
Tenn. Sts
Austin Stedham
KPL
7Th and Miss. Sts
Kansas University Endowment Association
Stedham
New Tele Sales Scheme Suspected in Law rence Area
Special investigator Edmondson reports a new magazine selling method via phone calls. Sales crews allegedly threaten lawsuits and mail a written contract after a verbal agreement. BBB and postal authorities are reviewing, with law enforcement to be notified if operations begin in Lawrence.
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State Attorney General’s Office
Charles Edmondson
Lawrence
Edmondson
Better Business Bureau
William Ferguson
Sheriff’s Office
Deaths-Funeral of Louis A. Pegg at 76 in Lawrence
Louis A. Pegg, 76, of 1406 Penn Street, died Friday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. C. D. Dunlap officiating. Burial will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Beulah, two daughters Faye Marckley of Wood River Nebraska and Dorothy Mann of Sunny Mead California, one son Lester of Route 4 Ottawa, three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pegg was born February 5, 1887 in Olathe and lived in Lawrence 50 years, working 40 years at Green Brothers Hardware before retiring in 1956.
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Louis A. Pegg
Penn. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rev. C. D. Dunlap
Memorial Park Cemetery
Beulah Pegg
Faye Marckley
Wood River
Neb
Dorothy Mann
Sunny Mead
Calif
Lester Pegg
Route 4
Ottawa
Mr. Pegg
Olathe
Lawrence
Green Brothers’ Hardware
Butterfly Cast At KU Adds Two Lawrence Students
KU Homecoming production of Madame Butterfly features two Lawrence participants, freshman Patty McGrew and Danny Rea, son of KU drama instructor Tom Rea. The cast includes numerous students from Wichita to Kansas City with Lewis Goff directing and Robert Baustian as musical director. Performances run Friday and Saturday and November 8 and 9 at University Theatre with a 9 p.m. start on opening night and 8:15 p.m. on other nights.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
KU Theatres
Patty McGrew
Conrad McGrew
Okla
Danny Rea
Tom Rea
University Theatre
Lewis Goff
Robert Baustian
Edward Souter
Wichita
Paul Young
Sharon Souter
Salisbury
David Holloway
Gas City
Martha Randall
Mankato
Robert Seeley
Shawnee Mission
Michael Riley
Columbus
Roger Winell
Maryville
Jane Schendel
Topeka
Bonnie Ward
Denver
Colo
Inetta Williams
Beverly Stuart
University City
Pat Wise
Oklahoma City
Doris Peterson
Reading
Sherry Gillespie
Paola
Sandra Stuckey
Moundridge
Linda Pettit
Ava
Martha Clark
Newton
Karin Gold
Overland Park
Sharon Scoville
Kansas City
Tom Woodard
Des Moines
Edward Ellis
Lauren Welch
Axtell
Senator Morse to Speak at KU Hoch Auditorium
Wayne Morse United States senator since 1945 will address the Kansas University campus December 11 at 8 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium as part of the Student Union Activities speakers series. Also announced is Vance Packard who will speak March 11 at 8 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium. Packard, author of The Hidden Persuaders, studied at Penn State and Columbia and spent years in journalism and writing on economics and behavior.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
United States
Kansas University
Hoch
Sen. Morse
Bob Enberg
McPherson
Enberg
Journal- World
Vance Packard
New Canaan
Hoch Auditorium
Eugene
Ore
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Drake University
Senate
University of Oregon
Delta Sigma Rho
Gamma Eta Gamma
Scabbard and Blade
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Packard
Pennsylvania State University
Columbia
Associated Press
Economics
Journal World editor wins mental health reporting award
Journal World editor Jack Zimmerman received the ex cellence in mental health reporting award at the Kansas Association for Mental Health convention in Topeka. He earned a plaque certificate and a $50 savings bond for a series of spring articles in the Journal World.
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Journal-World News
Jack Zimmerman
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Topeka
Journal- World
Dirksen Shows Possible Dividend Credit Compromise Plan
Senator Dirksen proposed a trial balloon compromise retaining the 4 percent dividend credit but capping benefits with a $125000 annual limit, a move welcomed in part by New York Stock Exchange President Funston during Senate Finance Committee hearings on the $11 billion tax cut bill.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Finance Committee
Funston
Dirksen
Senate
Attorneys Complete Kansas Civil Procedure Institute at KU
About 800 Kansas attorneys finished a three day institute on the New Kansas Code of Civil Procedure at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. The event opened Thursday with William J. Ferguson as speaker while Dan Hopson discussed Divorce and Alimony at Hoch Auditorium.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hoch Auditorium
Dan Hopson
Richard A. Barber
Leonard A. Thomas
Kansas City
Emmet A. Blaes
Kansas editors honor pioneer with Hall of Fame nod
Dean Burton W. Marvin announced the Hall of Fame election for a veteran Kansas editor with 25 years in paper work and ballot nomination rules. Marvin and John McCormally spoke of African journalist workshops conducted with a four person American team in Addis Ababa Dar es Salaam Lagos. The Editors Day program opened with the Wrangle Session led by Stanley H. Stauffer.
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Kansas
Dean Burton W. Marvin
John McCormally
The
Hutchinson News
Marvin
McCormally
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Dar Es Salaam
Tanganyika
Lagos
Nigeria
Stanley H. Stauffer
Kansas Press Association
Topeka Capital and Journal
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Union
A. C. (Dutch) Lonborg
State Printing Office Under Fire by Council As Unnecessary Waste
Topeka Kansas faces pressure over its sole constitutionally mandated elected state printer and public printing by the state printer. A Legislative Council report for the Budget Committee favors abolishing the elective post and making the printer a department head in Administration. Kansas uniquely shares this rule with Nevada. State printer J M Neibarger of Lawrence is named.
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State Printing Office
Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Council
Committee On Legislative Budget
Department of Administration
Nevada
J. M. Neibarger
Harvard Rd
Lawrence
Viet's Chuong To Speak Here
Tran Van Chuong former South Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States will speak on Inside Viet Nam at 8 p.m. November 11 in University Theatre Murphy Hall Kansas University campus. He resigned after eight years and opposes the Diem regime saying it is losing the war to the Viet Cong. His wife Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu may accompany him.
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United States
Tran van Chuong
Viet Nam
University
Murphy Hall
Kansas University
Chuong
Washington
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
United Nations
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Oread
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