Kansas State Teachers Association Regional Convention Planned in Lawrence
The 102nd annual Kansas State Teachers Association regional convention will be held November 3 to 5 in Lawrence with about 5,000 teachers expected on November 4 and 5. Public schools will dismiss those days to allow attendance and exhibits fill Allen Fieldhouse with vendors, chambers, and coffee service for educators.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
Lawrence
Kansas
KSTA
Navy
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Harold Russell
Committee On Employment of
Judd
China
Thurdsay
Russell
Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Union
Walter L. Cooper
J. Sterling Morton High School
Cicero
Ill
C. Kermit Phelps
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kansas City
John L. Creswell
Houston University
Elizabeth Drews
Michigan State University
East Lansing
ESTA
Carl Gump
Paola
Max Stalcup
Lawrence High School
Robert W. Wilson
Washington High School
Bethel
Kansas Association of School Librarians
New Red Assault on Viet Airfields
Viet Cong guerrillas launched simultaneous mortar and infiltration attacks on Da Nang and Chu Lai airfields shortly before midnight. Marines reported two aircraft destroyed at each installation and two helicopters at Da Nang East Air Base. Chu Lai hosts a Marine jet fighter bomber group and helicopter group.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
Chu Lai
U.S
Marine Corps
da Nang East
da Nang River
Marbled Mountain
Two Workmen Killed In Utah Rocket Fuel Fire
A rocket propellant explosion at a Minuteman missile plant in Brigham City Utah killed two workers and severely burned three others. The blast, at Thiokol Chemical Corp Wasatch Division, caused critical injuries to the three survivors and remains under investigation.
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Brigham City
Utah
Minuteman Missile
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Wasatch
Minuteman
Kelch Is Returned By Officers After Flight
Billy Ray Kelch of Lawrence who escaped from the Douglas County jail weeks ago was returned from New Jersey just after 2 p m today and is again in a county jail cell. Undersheriff Wayne Schmille brought Kelch from New Jersey where he was arrested by the FBI on a Douglas County unlawful flight warrant. The 20 year old had saved his way out of a downstairs county jail cell and made good his escape. He was being held on a parole violation charge. Sheriff Rex Johnson met the returning plane in Kansas City and brought Kelch and the undersheriff to Lawrence.
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Billy Ray Kelch
Lawrence
Douglas County
New Jersey
Wayne Schmille
Kelch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rex Johnson
Kansas City
Closed-Door Talks Set Stage for Civil Rights Protests
In Atlanta a series of private meetings signals possible new demonstrations over school desegregation in Georgia. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. returns to speak on justice after the Hayneville verdict. SCLC planning actions as Black pupils face bus transfers in Taliaferro County and Crawfordville.
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Atlanta
South
Georgia
Taliaferro County
Martin Luther King Jr
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Hayneville
Ala
Europe
Viola Liuzzo
Detroit
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Crawfordville
Taliaferro
Howard Moore Jr
Donald L. Hollowell
U.S. Circuit Court
Griffin B. Bell
Claude Purcell
Draft Card Firestarter Pleads Innocent at Court
David J. Miller 22 publicly admitted burning his draft card but pleaded innocent to the federal charge. He delivered a statement denouncing the war draft and the law as he arrived at a New York courthouse. The law signed by President Johnson in August bans mutilation of draft notices, carrying up to five years in jail and $10,000 in fines.
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New York
David J. Miller
Miller
U.S
Viet Nam
America
Johnson
Two Men Named For Kansas Economic Body
TOPEKA AP Gary William H. Avery today appointed two new members of the Economic Research Advisory Committee and reappointed five whose terms had expired. New members are Sam Brolund of Wichita and Donn J. Everett of Manhattan. Brolund, vice president of the Central State Bank of Wichita, succeeds Lawrence M. Jones. Everett, an attorney, succeeds William Salome. Jones and Salome are from Wichita. Reappointed were Henry Schulties Jr., Topeka, Craig Bachman, Centralia, Fred Diehl, McPherson, George A. Fox, Chetopak, and R. C. Williams, Russell.
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Topeka
Gary
William H. Avery
Economic Research Advisory Committee
Sam Brolund
Wichita
Donn J. Everett
Manhattan
Brolund
Central State Bank of Wichita
Lawrence M. Jones
Everett
William Salome
Jones
Salome
Henry Schulties Jr
Craig Bachman
Centralia
Fred Die
KU ASC fails to transact as quorum fails
Lawrence notes ASC cannot meet Tuesday night due to lack of a quorum. Bi weekly sessions begin with the next meeting slated for Nov 9. Halloween questions arise with observances split between Oct 30 and Oct 31 as Sunday.
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Kansas University All
ASC
MU Queen Leads 1965 Homecoming Tour Across Missouri
Sharon Lyn Garner of Freeman Missouri a senior at Missouri University in Columbia and 1965 MU Homecoming queen began a state tour with two attendants and several Homecoming representatives Attendants Linda Hagerman of Springfield and Karen Olsen of Kansas City will accompany Miss Garner The queen will be crowned by Governor Warren Hearnes at halftime Saturday in Columbia and attend Friday pep rally and Saturday dance across Homecoming activities
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Albert Gerken
Kansas University
Kansas State
Gerken
Lerner and Loewe
Kansas
Sharon Lyn Garner
Freeman, Mo
Missouri University
Columbia
MU Tigers
Nebraska University Cornhuskers
Miss Garner
Linda Hagerman
Springfield
Karen Olsen
Kansas City
Chi Omega Sorority
Miss Olsen
Mark Twain
Miss Hagerman
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Warren Hearnes
Ipecac Safe Without Prescription FDA Rules
The FDA ruled ipecac syrup could be sold without a prescription. The one ounce container limit aims to aid rapid treatment in accidental poisonings, especially for children, with about 500 deaths annually from such cases. Dr. Joseph F. Saduski noted the policy shift during a talk at the American Academy of Pediatrics in Chicago.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Joseph F. Saduski
FDA
American Academy of Pediatrics
Chicago
Sadusk
United States
Discrete and dignified surroundings in Rumsey Demeral Home
A fragmented OCR note mentions Rumsey Demeral Home and surrounding areas in the Virgin Islands with unclear details. The text appears to identify locations and names but lacks coherent event or action. Further readable context is needed to form a complete summary.
ACLU Official Speaks Tonight at Plymouth Church
Lawrence Speiser, director of the ACLU's Washington office, will speak at 7 30 tonight in Plymouth Congregational Church Mayflower Room. He spoke to Kansas University classes and will visit Topeka and Wichita during his trip. He has argued three U S Supreme Court cases and helped strike down loyalty oath and religious tests.
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Lawrence Speiser
American Civil Liberties Union
Washington
Mayflower
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lee Sonneborn
Speiser
Kansas University
ACLU
Topeka
Wichita
U.S. Supreme Court
California
California University
Berkeley
Cal
Hastings College of Law
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Kansas Higher Education Enrollment Projections
The EU dean notes future enrollments may shrink due to tuition, admissions limits, economic factors, world conflict, and staffing or out-of-state trends. Anderson counters that enrollments could rise with more funding for facilities, aid, better economy, and demand from government and industry.
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Kansas
Anderson
Paul Bryant Returns to Alabama as Coach in 1958
Paul Bryant, renowned football figure, left Maryland Kentucky and Texas A M to return to his alma mater Alabama in 1958. He resumes leadership of the Crimson Tide bringing a storied coaching career and high expectations to Tuscaloosa.
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Paul Bryant
Maryland
Kentucky
Texas A&m
Alabama
City Commission Acts on Rezoning and Developments
The City Commission denied several rezoning requests including B Second Dwelling to D Local Business and A Residential to D at Yale and Iowa, citing loss of zoning control. It approved preliminary plats for Country Club Estates and Earl's Addition storm sewer work. Three rezoning requests were deferred due to lack of counsel.
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Planning Commission
Yale
Iowa
Clarence Miller
Robert Leonard
Kansas City
Miller
Country Club Estates
Country Club
Earl’s
15Th and
Maryland Street
14Th and
Mass
R. O. Nelson
Nelson
Harvard Road
Town Street
Louisiana
Edgehill
Fred Six
Ray Wells
Lyon
North Lawrence
Constant Construction Co
Eagles Lodge
Lawrence
Kasold Terrace
6Th
Louisia
Cooper Recovers After Mild Stroke in Lawrence Hospital
Vernon Cooper 68 of 1511 Vt is recovering at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a mild stroke. He was admitted Monday and will stay about two weeks for tests and therapy.
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Vernon Cooper
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper
Births in 1964 Fall Short of Four Million Mark
The Public Health Service reports 4 027 490 babies born in 1964, below the previous estimate of 4 054 000. Forecasters expect 1965 births to dip well under 4 million, marking the first year since 1953 with under 4 million live births.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Light Plane Safe After Emergency
An Australian pilot and his wife aboard a twin engined Cessna 310 landed safely at Hilo Hawaii after reporting a loss of bearings and radio failure while flying from San Francisco. Hazelton said weather caused disorientation and an SOS transmission. a Coast Guard escort and World Airlines and Qantas planes guided them to the airport as they proceeded toward Brisbane Australia.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii
San Francisco
C. M. Hazelton
Culdah
New South Wales
Hazelton
World Airlines
Pilot Gambles to Avert Cuban Hijack on Flight 209
National Airlines Flight 209 from Miami to Key West faced an armed Cuban exile, Luis Medina Perey, who demanded to fly to Havana. Captain K I Carlile chose to gamble and with crew disarmed the hijacker in flight. The aircraft landed safely in Key West with 27 passengers aboard. Medina Perey, 20, was later jailed facing piracy charges.
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Key West
Fla
Florida Keys
K.I. Carlile
National Airlines
Miami
Havana
Carlile
Luis Medina Perey
Cuba
United States
Perez
Medina
Miami International Airport
Stewardless
D.S. McDaniel
FBI
Ralph Jensen
John W. Wiedenmann
Navy
Gail Vander Hayden
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James A. Sterritt
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Jack Harris
Harris
Vox Populi
All Student Council
Vox
Mount Oread
Rumsey Demeral
Nba
Fritz CO
Firestone Corner
Cooper Recovering
Indian Hills
Wells
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Archie Mills
M. R. Carlson
Vermont
State Farm Fire & Casualty Company
Gumman
Mimi
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