Kansas Considers New Six Story Office Building
The Kansas Legislative Council studies a privately built six story state office building costing 1.9 million dollars. Plans from Capital Investment Services Inc of Topeka propose construction south of the existing State Office Building on 10th Street. The council may buy or lease space as needed. space is fully used and some departments rent private offices. The council also seeks a new research director after Dr. F. H. Guild resigns. Lt. Gov. Harold Chase will contact prospects as applications have none yet.
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Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Paul Shanahan
Capital Investment Services Inc
Shanahan
10Th Street
F. H. Guild
Harold Chase
Guild
Happy Hal's Cafe Reopens Under New Owner Louis Goodrick
Louis Goodrick, former Duck's operator, takes over Happy Hal's Cafe on East Twenty Third Street. Current hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. with plans to start breakfast around 6:30 a.m. next week and to add a broader seafood menu once reorganized.
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Happy Hal's
East Twenty Third Street
Louis Goodrick
Duck's
California
Goodrick
Indora Teen Injured After Wednesday Crash
A 16 year old Indora driver Edwina A. Wurtz escaped serious injury in a one car crash Wednesday afternoon five miles east of Lawrence on 15th Street Road. The car overturned but she was reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with neck hip and arm pains. Damage to the 1962 Wurtz vehicle was about $1000.
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Indora
Lawrence
15Th Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Edwina A. Wurtz
Wurtz
Final Reading on By Laws Amendment at Meeting
The lodge notifies Eagle members of a final reading and vote on a proposed by laws amendment at the regular meeting on September 16 at 8 00 p m.
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EAGLE
Bandleader Marterie Held On Vice Charge
Chicago police arrested Ralph Marterie a 47 year old orchestra leader in Lincolnwood on charges of helping procure a prostitute for vice detail detectives posing as fans. The case involved a bar owner and a 25 year old woman who escorted suspects to a motel where prostitution was investigated.
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Chicago
Ralph Marteri
Orchestra
Vice Detail
Lincolnwood
Joseph Mildice
Near North Side
Diana Guess
Marterie
Michigan Avenue
Elizabeth Ventura
Tito to visit Washington for talks with Kennedy
President Tito of Yugoslavia will informal visit Washington on Oct 17 to confer with President Kennedy. The White House said the meeting will include a full exchange of views on matters of mutual interest.
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Washington
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kennedy
White House
Dwight Eisenhower
New York
Three KU Sororities Earn Top National Awards
Three Kansas University sororities won national honors for outstanding service. Alpha Delta Pi received two awards including the membership selection trophy for original rushing and best chapter correspondence. Alpha Omicron Pi earned the National Fraternity Education Cup for education programs. Pi Beta Phi received the Alice Weber Mansfield award for 10 years of outstanding service. The awards were presented at conventions held in the summer.
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Kansas University
Alpha Delta Pi
Adpi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Pi Beta Phi
Alice Weber Mansfield
Nolan family recalls Colombia visit and classroom plans
The Nolan family describes their Colombian experiences including perceptions of rebels and civility in Cali. They praise the Peace Corps and note 300000 killed by bandits last year. Back home Nolan plans to use slides and Spanish materials to teach with a mock Colombian grocery store and restaurant planned for language practice.
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Nolans
Nolan
Cali
United States
Lawrence Linguist
Colombia
Peace Corps
Crippled Marine Proves Valor in Recon Jump at Pendleton
Donald H. Hamblen, 31, who lost a leg after a fall, completed a 1250 foot heli jump into a lake at Camp Pendleton. The six month effort aimed to rejoin the 1st Force Reconnaissance Company of the 1st Marine Division, showing his resolve to return to field duty.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Donald H. Hamblen
Corps
Hamblen
1St Force Reconnaissance Co
1St Marine Division
Boy Swallows Gasoline Treated At Lawrence Memorial
Three year old John Wilks son of Mr and Mrs Chester Wilks Sr of 231 N Std St was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after apparently swallowing a quantity of gasoline. No condition report available at 2 45 PM.
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John Wilks
Chester Wilks Sr
N. Std
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
White Workers Fear Reverse Discrimination
An Associated Press survey shows more Negroes hired for better jobs but no large rush to hire on race alone. Officials note complex shifts with some advocating biases in favor of Negroes, while others warn against race quotas.
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New York
Associated Press
Dallas
Post Office Department
Seattle
Dudley Cameron
California Department of Employment
San Francisco
New York City
City Commission On Human Rights
St. Louis
Michigan Fair Employment Practices Commission
Chicago
Chicago Urban League
Edwin C. Perry
Archie Williams
Boston
Pratt joins Count Basie orchestra party in Tokyo
Pratt and Riley join Count Basie during a party and a spontaneous jazz session in Yokohama with a Japanese Civil band. The 24,000 mile tour ends as Pratt shifts from incidental duties in The Boy Friend to a demanding training schedule with twice daily workouts through August.
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Count Basie
Pratt
Riley
Yokohama
I 70 Route Approved Across Kansas Northwest Corner
The Kansas Highway Commission approved official routing for Interstate 70 in the northwest. The plan places the route across the extreme northeast corner of Logan County and northwest to about 1.5 miles south of Colby in Thomas County.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Logan County
Colby
Thomas County
Withholding Tax Proposed to Boost Kansas Revenue
Rep. Lawrence Slocombe of Peabody says a state income tax withholding plan could recover evaded taxes. He notes about 100000 Kansans pay federal but not state taxes. The Legislative Council studies a Missouri style system, estimating annual state yields near 15 million dollars.
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Peka
Kan
Lawrence Slocombe
Peabody
Kansas
Slocombe
Legislative Council
Missouri
Whiz Kids and the Critics of Defense Analysts
The piece profiles leading defense analysts under McNamara, detailing clashes with military officers over strategy and human factors. It notes analysts like Alain Enthoven Henry Bowen and Harold Brown, their backgrounds at Rand Cor Lawrence Livermore and MIT and their influence on nuclear and weapons policy.
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McNamara
Alain C. Enthoven
Seattle
Rhodes
MIT
Slim
Rand Corp
Henry S. Bowen
New York City
Columbia
Zuckert cancels appearance over test ban resolution
Secretary of the Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert abruptly canceled a planned appearance at an Air Force Association reception to protest a resolution opposing ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. He told association president J B Montgomery the resolution is moderate and based on misinformation.
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Washington
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Air Force Association
Zucker
J.B. Montgomery
Association
United States
Lawrence High Senior Hospitalized After Gym Illness
Susan Campbell a Lawrence High School senior was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation just before noon after becoming ill in gym class. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James W. Campbell and was accompanied to the hospital by her mother step and the school nurse.
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Susan Campbell
Lawrence High
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Miss Campbell
James W. Campbell
Stratford
Campbell
Jeanne Dicker
French plane crashes in Py area killing 40 aboard
A twin engine Airnautic airliner from London to Perpignan struck Roc de la Rouquette in heavy storms near Py and all 40 aboard including 36 British passengers and four crew were killed. Rescue teams confirmed the fatality count and described a rugged, remote crash site.
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France
Roc de la Rouquette
London
Perpignan
Gatwick
Llabanere Aiport
Airnautic
Warm Weather Delays City Street Work On 6th and Iowa
Street work on 6th and Iowa Streets is suspended as warm weather expands concrete preventing lifting of sunken portions. Lowered sections were filled with asphalt today. Crews will resume lifts this fall and seal blocks on Lincoln and Elm to curb dust. Lincoln priming and Elm priming set for Friday. projects finish next week. Parking meter posts installed on North Park Street with one hour limit.
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6Th
Iowa Streets
A. T. Hodges
Lincoln Street
Elm
Lincoln
North Park Street
Massachusetts
Cardinals Beat Cubs in Series Sweep to Boost Pennant Drive
St. Louis toppled Chicago 8-3 to extend their win streak to six and their last 16 games to 15, despite allowing the Cubs to end a 36 inning scoreless string. Broglio limited the Cubs to eight hits as the Cardinals narrowed Los Angeles’ lead to 244 games. Dodgers head to Pittsburgh tonight.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Broglio
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
KU Cheer Leaders Named for Chiefs Installation
Three Kansas University cheer leaders Georgia Sonnecker Linda Paradise and Phyllis Schneider will join Kansas City's Chiefs squad as part of a ten member team organized by Randy Neil Prairie Village junior. Also listed are Bill Thomas Raytown and Larry Brooks KuKs members. The May term Douglas County District Court jury will not report until notified. Proposed back entrance lighting sketches for Massachusetts businesses along the 800 block Vermont parking lot curb area will be completed soon for review by local merchants and property owners. Architects Robertson and Ericson prepared the plans financed by block merchants and linked to the planned city parking lot on Vermont's east side.
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Kansas University
Kansas City
Chiefs
Georgia Sonnecker
Linda Paradise
Phyllis Schneider
Prairie Village
Randy Neil
Bill Thomas
Raytown
KuKu
Larry Brooks
Westwood
Douglas County District Court
Massachusetts
Vermont
Robertson and Ericson
New City
Jennings Carpets Relocates To Massachusetts Street Store
Bud Jennings Carpets and Draperies opens at 1007 Mass Street in a glass-fronted 3,950 square foot space after leaving 904 Vermont Street. The move reflects space needs and growth. The partnership includes Jennings, his wife, and Mrs. Jan McCullough, KU interior design graduate.
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Massachusetts Street
Bud Jennings
Mass. St
Jennings
Jan McCullough
Vermont Street
Lawrence
Mrs. McCullough
Kansas University
Legion names Foley national commander for 1964
Miami Beach Florida AP reports Daniel F Foley a 41 year old lawyer from Wabasha Minnesota was chosen as national commander of the American Legion for 1964 by the organization duties and leadership.
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Miami Beach
Fla
The
American Legion Today
Daniel F. Foley
Wabasha, Minn
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Tex
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Odessa
Philip Crittenden
J.B. Morris
Sloux Falls
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Hueremann
Lyndon B. Johnson
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Merle
Zuckert Snubs Group
Jack
Barry
Barry Goldwater
National Federation of Republican Women
Chiesa
Arizona
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Ohio Federation
Dorothy Elston
Delaware
Reno Ical
Lucille Hosmer
California Federation
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Prades
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
East 13Th Vi
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Archie Mills
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