Big Lift airlift signals possible Europe force drawdown
The Big Lift exercise moving 18,000 troops to Germany next month may foreshadow future U.S. troop withdrawals from Europe and possibly the Far East. Officials stress no immediate retrenchment, but planners aim to test rapid overseas deployment and deter Soviet and Chinese threats while easing overseas spending. The $20 million operation serves both military and political aims.
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September Loan Funds For Hilltop Students Near Exhaustion
Endowment Association loan funds for Kansas University students are nearly depleted for September. Bob Billings, director of aids and awards, said the $100,000 September budget will likely be gone by tonight or Wednesday morning, with about $71,000 lent so far this month and daily loan totals around $10,000 during fee payment week. Regularly enrolled KU students are eligible for short and long term loans. the year budget is $472,000 and next month’s funds total about $25,000. Banks nationwide are lending to college students, and loan applications are available in the EUAids and Awards office.
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Endowment Association
United States
EU Aids and Awards Office
Space exploration urged as vital for U S leadership
At Liberal dedication of the world’s largest helium recovery plant NASA official Charles Zimmerman warned that failure to advance in space would bring great hazards. He said exploration will proceed by others if needed and outlined risks to technology, leadership, and national security. In Frankfort Kentucky officials ruled glass bricks unsuitable for nudist colony buildings in response to a legal inquiry.
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United States
Charles Zimmerman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Frankfort
Kentucky
Robert Montague
Louisville
Joseph P. Pike
Pinet Speaks Today at NC Independent Telephone Meet
Frank S. Pinet associate professor at Kansas University delivered a talk titled What Do Managers Manage at the North Carolina Independent Telephone Association meeting in Pinehurst North Carolina. He directs KU School of Business management development program.
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Kansas University
North Carolina Independent Telephone Assn
Pinehurst
N.C
Orchestra Begins Practice Again for Lawrence Chamber
Lawrence Chamber Music Orchestra resumes at 7 45 p m Monday Sept 30 in the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 1900 University Dr. String players are needed and returning musicians are welcome. KU Professor Karel Blaas will direct. first concert planned for December. rehearsals every Monday for about two hours.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Claude Shriver
Shriver
Karel Blaas
Rights Data Set In ASC Session At Kansas University
The Human Rights Committee of the All Student Council will present a report on The State of Human Rights at the University of Kansas at the first ASC meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Kansas Union. The study shows discrimination on ethnic lines in marriage and close friendship with Japanese students less accepted than Italians, Negroes less accepted than other groups. Most groups favor separate fraternities and sororities for Negroes and oppose interracial dating. Opinions on renting to Negroes and intermarriage are mixed, while race barely influences professor preferences.
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University of Kansas
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Costs of Travel Listed by State
A Topeka tabulation of out-of-state travel expenses by elected officials shows Gov. John Anderson and Lt. Gov. Harold H. Chase spent more in the first three months of this fiscal year than in all of last. Roy Shapiro, state controller, at Democrat Jack Graves’ request, finds the governor’s expenses totaled 1045 for 1963 instead of 1449.
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Roy Shapiro
Jack Glaves
John Anderson
Harold H. Chase
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Shapiro
U.S
954-Seat Theater Bids Set This Week at Hillcrest
The 954 seat theater planned for Hillcrest Shopping Center may move forward with bids set this week. Developer R. M. Raney and Commonwealth Theaters Inc. expect a lease and say completion could occur by April 1 if bids align with the architect’s estimate. Conditions from the Lawrence Planning Commission require an opaque screen fence and parking equal to three times the ground floor area. The theater will sit north and west of Hillcrest Bowl.
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Lawrence Planning Commission
Existentialism Talk Planned by KU Baha i Club
Mrs Clarice P Weil will discuss existentialism at a public meeting in the Kansas Union at 8 pm Wednesday The KU Baha i Club of Lawrence sponsors the event Her talk titled What Exist entialism Means to Me will be followed by a discussion period Weil Phi Beta Kappa member holds a education degree from Washington University and has taught English plus volunteer work with Scouting and the American Association for the United Nations She leads youth classes and writes teaching material for Baha i education in Clayton Missouri
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Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is
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Maine
South Central States
Kennedy Assures Senate U S Security Under Nuclear Treaty
In a letter read to the Senate, Sen. Everett M. Dirksen says Kennedy gave unqualified assurances that U S security would be protected under the treaty. The United States will meet four military points by pressing underground tests, sustaining weapon development, resuming atmospheric testing if needed, and improving detecting capabilities for Sino Soviet progress. Proponents won ratification after fighting changes, with a 61-33 vote against adding language limiting U S nukes for self defense.
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R-Ill
U.S
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Mental Health Meeting to Feature Dr. Levinson in Douglas County
Dr. Harry Levinson of the Menninger Foundation will speak at the Douglas County Mental Health Association meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Crystal Room at the Hotel Eldridge. About 150 to 200 people are expected as new officers are elected, with current president Wesley Norwood.
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Menninger Foundation
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Eldridge
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Lawrence High grad chosen as Emporia State cheerleader
Clarice Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Richardson Route 2 has been chosen as one of seven cheerleaders at Emporia State Teachers College. A 1963 Lawrence High School graduate she led the squad there last year as head cheerleader among 77 candidates.
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Lawrence High School
KU students rush fee payments as fall tuition rises
University students statewide scramble to pay fall fees at the Business Office 121 Strong Hall with staggered deadlines through Friday and a Saturday mail postmark. Increases include state 244 for two semesters out-of-state 574 and foreign 364. a new $46 000 Recreation Center is opened in South Park with an open house on Sunday Oct 6.
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South Park
Wayne Bly
Recreation Commission
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Bly
Lawrence Lions Club
Student Brayden in Critical Condition After Crash
An 18 year old Kansas University student Archer B Brayden remained in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car driven by 20 year old Joseph B Harder at 3th and Tenn Sts. Brayden sustained extensive chest injuries from the impact.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Grace's Niece Reported Gone in Philadelphia
Mary Lee Davis a 15 year old student at the Academy of the Assumption has been missing for nearly three weeks. Investigators from the intelligence squad are searching with John Paul Jones Jr. 18 also missing. Grandmother Mrs. John B. Kelly denies the claim, saying Mary is off with a friend for the winter.
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Thefts and a Nude Dancer Reported Near KU Library
Kansas University Police logged several incidents Monday including a tape recorder valued at 225 stolen from Bailey Hall basement at 5 p.m. A 1958 Volkswagen theft was linked to 10:15 p.m. and found at 23rd and Naismith at 10:54 p.m. Janitor Roger Lyle said a nude man dancing in shrubbery near Watkins Library was seen around 10 p.m., described as 5'7" to 5'8" and about 150 pounds, with several women witnesses corroborating.
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Bailey Hall
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Howard admits shooting Shores in Topeka case
James Mervin Howard 25 of Topeka and formerly of Brooklyn confessed to police Monday afternoon that he shot James William Shores 32 of Lawrence earlier that morning. Shores was wounded at his estranged wife’s home. the bullet hit his back and was deflected by a rib. He remains in good condition. A Kansas Bureau of Investigation officer planned a polygraph, but Howard admitted before the test. He is free on bond.
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Lawrence
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Nominations at Lawrence High School Heading to Student Council
Nominations for class officers and a sophomore representative to the Student Council were announced at Lawrence High School. Elections are scheduled Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. in the high school voting booth with sophomores juniors and seniors nominating for president vice president secretary and treasurer. The elected sophomore will have a voting seat on the council.
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McNamara and Taylor Arrive in Saigon on Vietnam Mission
U S Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and General Maxwell Taylor arrived in Saigon for a mission to assess Viet Nam policy and whether Buddhist unrest against President Diem is hindering the war effort. They planned field visits and met U S and Vietnamese officials.
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Charge Filed In Fatal Mishap In Lawrence
A fourth degree manslaughter charge was filed against 19 year old John Ritchie after a Sunday morning crash at 19th and Massachusetts killed Arthur Cobb 40 and David Helm 15. Ritchie, who had minor injuries, drove east on 19th and struck Cobb who traveled on Massachusetts. Helm died en route to hospital. Cobb died after arrival. Ritchie car struck a utility pole traveling 70 feet post collision.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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British Educators Observe Baldwin High School and Baker University
Four English educators visited Baldwin High School and Baker University on Monday to study local social science and history teaching methods and materials. The observers include Peter L. Teed and Roy Avery senior history masters from Surrey and Elstree, Roger W. Ellis of Harrow, and Stephen Surrey, head of history at Barton Peveril Grammar School in Hampshire.
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Youth Breaks Leg After Bike Accident
Mike Case, 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Case of 3024 West 8th Street, fell from a bicycle Monday afternoon and broke his right leg. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Frank Case
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marines' Commandant To Be Lt Gen Greene
Lt Gen Wallace M. Greene will become commandant of the Marine Corps on December 31 as Gen David M. Shoup's four-year term ends. President Kennedy had sought a second term for Shoup, who declined for health reasons and to allow regular change in command. Greene has served as Marine Corps chief of staff in Washington since January 1, 1960.
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Evangelist Homer Larsen to Lead Good Shepherd Mission
Pastor Homer Larsen of Nazareth Evangelical Lutheran Church Cedar Falls Iowa will preach and teach at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 2312 Harvard Rd from Sept 29 to Oct 3 at 730 p m The mission aims to deepen faith and win converts Larsen a Westbrook Missouri native and Dana College graduate has served since 1953 and holds church education and executive roles in the American Lutheran Church plus radio pastor duties for Christian Crusader broadcasts
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Commission Meeting Scheduled for Friday in Lawrence
The Lawrence City Commission will meet at 3 p.m. Friday in City Hall. The Tuesday session was canceled as several officials were out of town for the Kansas League of Municipalities convention in Hutchinson. The group, including City Manager Harold Horn and Mayor W C Springer, will return this evening.
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Paul Wilson
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Soldier Given Life Sentence for Murder Near Gardner
Randy L. Miksell a 23 year old private first class stationed at a Nike base near Gardner was sentenced to life in Kansas State Prison Lansing for the murder of Maurice F. Mosher a Springfield Missouri man who once lived in Lawrence. The case stemmed from Mosher being found stabbed to death in his car near Gardner as Miksell pleaded guilty to first degree murder.
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Sand Springs
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Businessmen Tour County Farms In Douglas County
A group of Lawrence businessmen will tour county farms on Wednesday October 2. They will meet at 8 45 a m at the 4 H Fairgrounds and ride by bus to a dairy farm and a beef farm. Lunch is at the Fairgrounds with Farm Bureau women in charge.Russel V Houk is president of the Douglas County Farm Bureau Association. The bureau plans annual or semi annual tours due to limited group size.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau Association
Grateful thanks from families after loss
Mr and Mrs Irvin Givens and William J Rogers with family thank friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards food and kindness shown after the loss of their grandson and mother Ruth Rogers during illness and death.
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Belot
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William J. Rogers
In memory of Stephen Spencer
Memorial note marks two years since Stephen Spencer's death on Sept 24 1961. Wife Irene and son Robb recall him with affection and remembrance.
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