Johnson Declines War Game as Campaign Focuses West
President Johnson denounces bluster and war talk in Albuquerque speech tying issues to voters in the West. He frames choice as between reckless and responsible leadership, targets Goldwater, and cites civil rights and jobs. He warns against race tactics and urges unity across races to expand opportunity for all Americans.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
West
California
Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Civic Auditorium
Debate results and demolition noted in city report
Debate results from Shawnee Mission tournament show Sandi DiMaio and Shaun Morey winning all five rounds. Lawrence High debuts cross examination with Tim Gilles and Chris Saricks at four and one, Kale Martin and John Pitney at three and two. In experienced bracket, Jim Collinson and Steve Thurston win all five. Bob Marvin and Bitsy Dellwig three and two. Nancy Taylor and Betsy Nelick three and two. Separate item notes demolition as big NYC business with 3,700 buildings torn down in 1963.
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Lawrence High
Sandi DiMaio
Shaun Morey
Shawnee Mission
Tim Gilles
Chris Saricks
Kale Martin
John Pitney
Jim Collinson
Steve Thurston
Thousands Expected for Kansas Teachers Association Meet
About 5,000 teachers are expected in Lawrence for the 101st Kansas State Teachers Association convention District I. Nov 4–6 at Allen Fieldhouse. Sessions include a Sectional Delegate Assembly, a major general session with P F Ayer and a second keynote by Dr M Dale Baughman. Four speakers address Thursday afternoon meetings. Smaller sessions on KU campus and Lawrence schools.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
District
EU Union
Lawrence
Allen Fieldhouse
P.F. Ayer
Council of Southern Mountains Inc
Berea
M. Dale Baughman
Winds University
Urbana
KSTA
Kansas University
Lawrence Public Schools
Harold Sponberg
Washburn University
Topeka
Harl Douglas
College of Education
Colorado University
Boulder
W. A. Schindler
Nebraska Department of Education
Margaret Woods
Veteran Chinese Actor Sammee Tong Leaves Note on Death
AP reports veteran Chinese actor Sammee Tong, 63, left a note stating he took his own life. Found dead Tuesday at his Venice home, an empty sleeping pill bottle nearby. Autopsy ordered. Tong starred in ABCs Mickey and began TV work in 1959 in Bachelor Father. He was a San Francisco native.
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Hollywood
Sammee Tong
Tong
Venice
Mickey
Tong Was
San Francisco
Space tools aid astronaut bolts in weightless flight
An astronaut’s toolkit includes a spammer, plench, and zert. The spammer is a space hammer, the plench combines pliers and wrench, and the zert is a zero reaction tool. Without these tools, tightening a bolt in weightlessness would cause the astronaut to spin due to reaction forces.
Mrs Pontius to Show Paintings at Topeka
Mrs Ernest A Pontius of Route 3 will display oil paintings at the Topeka Savings Association gallery in the Gage Shopping Center Topeka opening next Monday through Friday November 27. The 40 picture show includes prize winners and marks the Lawrence artist's repeated top placements in regional public shows.
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Ernest A. Pontius
Topeka Savings Association
Gage
Topeka
Huntoon St
Sertoma Hears President Talk
More than 200 Sertomans from 12 Kansas cities gathered in Topeka for the fall conference of the Kansas District of Sertoma in the Big Eight Room. Eugene M. Veale, International president from Tulsa, urged growing membership as key to expanding Freedom and Service to Mankind programs, praising Sertoma’s community service and personal rewards from service. District Governor Art Heck, local president E. J. Allison, and other officials spoke as attendees from Lawrence, Emporia, Junction City, Kansas City, Lenexa, Manhattan, Merriam Lane, Muncie, Prairie Village, Shawnee Mission, Topeka and Wichita were listed.
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Kansas Cities
Kansas
Sertoma
Kansas Union
Eugene M. Veale
Sertoma International
Tulsa
Veale
Sertoma Clubs
Art Heck
Lawrence
E. J. Allison
Midwest International
K. Bill Walker
Ed G. Gray
Merriam Lane
International
Hale Bullard
Kansas City
Emporia
Hazel Grove
Junction City
Lenexa
Manhattan
Muncie
Prairie Village
Shawnee Mission
Topeka
Wichita
Johnson backs Wiles for Kansas governor
President Lyndon Johnson hopes Kansas voters elect Harry G. Wiles as governor, said Maurice Martin, state Democratic chairman, after releasing Johnsons telegram to Wiles. The message expresses confidence Wiles will serve Kansas with honor and distinction.
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Topeka
Lyndon Johnson
Kansas
Harry G. Wiles
Maurice Martin
Martin
Wiles
Polish Leader Gomulka Credits Kremlin Changes to Unity
Warsaw AP Wladislaw Gomulka leader of the Polish Communist party says Kremlin changes followed Leninist unity. He notes Khrushchev removal approved by Soviet leadership after his resignation and met Brezhnev and Kosygin secretly last week. He urges bloc unity and credits Soviet China with the duty to act.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladislaw Gomulka
Polish Communist Party
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Gomulka
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Socialist Bloc
Soviet Union
China
Holding Actions NFO Meet Topic
Topeka Kansas farmer leader Don Evertson told an NFO convention that future live stock holding actions must hurt processors more than members. He described “jackhammer” tactics to pressure major processors while noting a temporary halt was requested by processors to resume talks.
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Topeka
Don Evertson
Melvern
Kansas
The
National Farmer’s Organization
NFO
NFC
National Farmer’s Organization of Kansas
Municipal Auditorium
Evertson
Ancient idea of cell aging questioned
One celled organisms like amoeba and paramecium do not die. They age only in the sense of life cycles, as they divide into two young cells that continue living and dividing.
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Amoeba
Parmecium
Goldwater Attacks LBJ as Socialists Seeks Midwestern Win
Barry Goldwater told a Cedar Rapids crowd that President Johnson has kidnapped the Democratic party for socialists and that Johnson’s machine is driven by power and fear. He argued Humphrey links to radical groups, touted grassroots GOP backing, and predicted a major election upset with strong small-donor support.
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Cedar Raids
Iowa
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Democratic Party
America
Arizona
GOP Candidates Off Okayed List
Washington AP The Committee to Support Moderate Republicans endorsed 71 candidates for the upcoming election. The release did not mention the ticket of Sen Barry Goldwater and Rep William E Miller. The group is led by Charles P Taft, former Cincinnati mayor and brother of the late Sen Robert A Taft. Board members include Henry Cabot Lodge Clare Williams Shank and Arthur S Flemming.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Henry Cabot Lodge
GOP
Clare Williams Shank
Republican National Committee
Arthur S. Flemming
Eisenhower
Deer killed on Kansas Turnpike near Bonner Springs
A second deer was killed in the Bonner Springs area on the Kansas Turnpike around 7 p m Tuesday. Bruce E Yeakel 23 of 940 Pamela Lane fled unharmed as his car sustained about 800 in damage. Louis Stroup notes the area from Emporia to Kansas City is a major deer crossing zone. City crews in Lawrence gather leaves with a vacuum sweeper while burn rules for streets vary. Douglas County tax notices and renewal forms will be mailed December 8 requiring proof of personal property tax payment and a 50 cent mailing fee.
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Kansas Turnpike
Bonner Springs
Bruce E. Yeakel
Pamela
Turnpike
Louis Stroup
Stroup
Emporia
Kansas City
City
Sanitation Department
Lawrence
Ray Wells
Douglas County
Edythe Norman
Judd questions FBI infiltration amid Jenkins affair shadow
Former Congressman Walter Judd urged Hoovers explanation of hospital flowers sent to presidential aide Walter Jenkins amid reports Johnson ordered an FBI probe. Judd said he heard the issue in Washington and warned the public would fear if agents were compromised. Jenkins had resign ed after moral charges.
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Minneapolis
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Walter Jenkins
FBI
Judd
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Jenkins
Johnson
Hoover
White House
Humphrey Attacks Prejudice Amid Civil Rights Debate
In Lexington Hubert H. Humphrey condemned forces seeking to split the nation by race and class. The Democratic vice presidential candidate argued Kentuckians and the country have learned from Civil War folly and warned against Barry Goldwater’s nuclear policy and farm policy attempts. He criticized Goldwater’s stance on ending farm price support and rural electrical cooperatives.
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Lexington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kentucky
Thas
New York
Charleston
W. Va
Cincinnati
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Carousel Club Reopens Run by Ex-Stripper in Dallas
In Dallas the Carousel Club, once linked to Jack Ruby, is run by ex performer Diana Hunter as new owners push to revive interest. The club lacks a beer license, serving only ice and mixes for BYO bottles, with shows nightly from 9 30 p.m. to close. Hunter hopes a month will turn the venture around while Ruby, jailed for the Oswald killing, is kept at a county jail seven blocks away.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Diana Hunter
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Hunter
Chicago
Jack
Plymouth Campus Minister Named Reverend Richard Dulin
Reverend Richard Dulin of Denton Texas is appointed campus minister for Plymouth Congregational Church with a start date of January 15 1965. He currently serves as campus minister for North Texas State University and Texas Woman's University in Denton and has previous ministerial experience at Texas A M and Arizona State universities.
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Richard Dulin
Denton, Tex
Plymouth Congregational Church
Dulin
North Texas State
Texas Woman's Universities
Denton
Ously
Bryan
Tex
Texas A&m
Arizona State
Texas Christian University
Vanderbilt
Danforth Seminary
Pennsylvania State University
Lawrence
Peterson Family Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Peterson family expresses sincere thanks to Drs Wal ters Reed Hughes and the nurses and staff of Lawrence Memorial Hospital plus relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during Water Peterson Jr illness and loss They also thank friends and relatives for making their fifty ninth wedding anniversary on Sunday October 25 memorable and for calls cards and visits Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson
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Walter Wilson
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