Resnick targets alleged fraud by U S co-ops over certificates
Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick asserts co-ops issued 4 to 6 billion dollars in worthless patronage certificates instead of cash. He calls for rules to curb tax shelters, citing the National Cooperative Refinery Association and multi-coop ownership as examples of lax laws and tax avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph Y. Resnick
D-N.y
U.S. Treasury Department
Resnick
National Cooperative Refinery Association
McPherson
Kan
Candidates Named for KU Union Carnival Queen Contest
Steve Joyce announces candidates for the Student Union Activities Carnival queen at Kansas University. A tea reception is set for 7 p.m. in the Centennial Room, with voting from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Saturday October 14 in the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Joyce
Ulysses
Kansas University
The
Kansas Union
Becky de- Hoff
1405
15Th St
Alpha Gamma Delta
Linda Croman
Shawnee Mission
Watkins Hall
Deborah Waltz
Quantico
Delta Gamma
Gretchen Woodward
Oliver Hall
Janet Merick
Prairie Village
Chi Omega
Nancy Bell
Quincy, Jr
Alpha Chi Omega
Susan Kasper
Wilson
Miller Hall
Christine Haefele
Topeka
Sellards Hall
Mary Plucker
Kansas City
Kappa Alpha Theta
Linda Morris
Gamma Phi Beta
Susan Carroll
Susan Craft
North Platte
Neb
Barbara Marx
All Hashinger Hall
Kathy McConnell
Sigma Kappa
Jan Smykel
Arkansas City
Cindy Fossey
Watertown
S.D
Sarah Olson
Lincoln
All Corbin
Janice Burquest
Wichita
Pi Beta Phi
Andrea Lynn Sogas
Delta Delta Delta
Beth Lallier
Piper
Linda Hoff
Hinsdale
Ill
McCollum
Dana Brekke
Leawood
Alpha Phi
Sue Whitehall
Marshalltown
Iowa
Naismith Hall
Nancy Eusch
Douthart Hall
Nancy Beck
Independence
Lynette Butler
Cheney
Linda Rossman
Shannon Mandle
Ellen Yaun
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Beth Oakley
Salina
Mary Kistner
Sabetha
Janice Dresnick
All Lewis Hall
Carmen Ervin
Alpha Delta Pi
Susan Littooy
Hutchinson
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Linda Torcon
Evanston
Alpha Omicron Pi
Jessica Ward
Delta Sigma Theta
KU Alumni to Sell Jayhawk Blazer Jackets for Stadium Games
KU alumni and students will wear blue Jayhawk blazers at Memorial Stadium and Allen Field to create home field advantage. The 100 percent wool jackets cost 35 dollars, feature an embroidered Jayhawk emblem, and can be ordered through local merchants or the Official Jayhawk Blazers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Bilotta
KU Alumni Association
Sea of Kansas Blue
Memorial Stadium
Allen
Jayhawk
Weaver’s
Diebolt’s
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee
Lawrence Quarterback Club
Peace Candidate Holds Best Odds Says Clothier
Beverly Hills clothing manufacturer Harry Roth, who spent $7,800 on a full page ad urging President Johnson not to seek renomination, says a peace platform could win the 1968 race. He offered $100,000 to help select a successor and pledged $50,000 this year and next for a peace candidate Johnson would choose. Roth believes a new face may advance peace and notes Fulbright heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Harry Roth
Johnson
New York Times
Roth
Vietnam
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Louis Roth & Co
Los Angeles
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Chicago
Navy Rice game error corrected in Journ al-World contest
A misprint listed Navy versus Lehigh in the Journal-World football contest. The nonexistent Navy Lehigh game will be removed from this week's grading. Central Junior High hosts an eighth grade party with games and dancing from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the gym, featuring The Lost Souls as musicians. The Lawrence Police-Fire Building held a bicycle auction netting $618.15 for the pension fund, with auctioneer Mike Murphree. Kansas University students may join Talent Unlimited at Swarthout Recital Hall to plan base visits for entertaining servicemen, sponsored by Scabbard and Blade with Special Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Navy
Lehigh
Central
The
Lost Souls
West
Lawrence
Police-Fire
Mike Murphree
Police-Fire Pension Fund
Kansas University
Talent Unlimited
Swarthout Recital Hall
Scabbard and Blade, Tri-Service Military Society
Special Services
Kree Proscription Delivery and Mall Service at Raney Drug Stores
An advertisement notes Kree proscriptions and immediate mall delivery services available through Raney Drug Stores. The brief promotes shopping access and convenience for customers seeking fast service and home delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raney Drug Stores
KU Experimental Theatre To Feature European Show
The KU Experimental Theatre will open with Theatre Today in November before a tour of Eastern Europe to Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania. The five year East European tour is State Department sponsored with cast members from KU touring Kansas communities first.
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KU Experimental Theatre
Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Europe
Tom Rea
KU Theater Division
Theatre Today
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
U.S. State Department
Rea
Kansas
Kate
Charley
School For Wives
Dolly
David Belasco
Puccini
Carol Wilcox
Kansas City
Sherelyn Romeiser
Salina
Jeri Walker
Shawnee Mission
Mike Fisher
Wichita
Holmes Osborne
Bates City
Earl Trussell
Richland Rural Carrier Receives Honours for Service
Charles J. Montfoort, a Richland rural carrier since 1936, received a superior accomplishment certificate a $250 check and a service emblem at the Richland Post Office. Nominated by Georgia Neese Clark Gray the former U S Treasurer, he continued mail delivery during recent Wakarusa Valley floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Charles J. Montfoort
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
United States
Wakarusa Valley
Gray
Montfoort
Six LHS students named Homecoming Queen semifinalists
The Lawrence High School Student Council selected six senior girls as Homecoming Queen semifinalists from 86 nominees. Names were kept secret until today, with the student body to meet them Friday and vote Monday for three finalists. The queen's name will be revealed at halftime of the October 6 game versus Shawnee Mission East at Haskell Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
LHS
Shawnee Mission East
Haskell Stadium
Jane King
Grand Opening Set At Cosmetic Studio
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio at 841 Mass will hold a three day grand opening hosted by owner Mrs. Betty Greenhouse and managed by Cheryl Wonnell. The shop runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and until 8 30 p.m. Thursday with cosmetics falls wigs and boutique items featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Norman
Mass
Betty Greenhouse
Kansas City
Cheryl Wonnell
KU Legal Alum Returns to Teach at Law School
Martin B. Dickison Jr., a third generation KU graduate, returns to the campus to teach in the School of Law focusing on federal income taxes. His family includes multiple KU law alumni and prominent legal careers in Kansas City and Salina. He earned degrees at KU Stanford and Michigan and has a wife Mary Ann Mize with two young children.
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Kansas University
Martin B. Dickison Jr
Kansas Law
Martin B. Dickinson
KU Law School
Kansas City
Ruth van Riper Dickinson
Carl van Riper
Kansas
Dodge City
Martin
James P. Mize
Salina
William B. Dickinson
Law
Dickinson
The
College of Liberal Arts
Phi Beta Kappa
Woodrow Wilson
Stanford University
Michigan University
Order of the Coif
Michigan Law Review
Mary Ann Mize
Mortar Board
University of Michigan
Holme, Roberts, and Owen
Denver
Nancy
James Martin
Train Discontinuance Meets Kansas Protest
The Kansas Corporation Commission opposed the proposed discontinuance of the Rock Island Golden State passenger train through Kansas. The service runs via Lawrence Topeka Hutchinson Herington Pratt and Liberal.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Rock Island Railroad
Golden State
Kansas
Rock Island
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Herington
Pratt
Liberal
British Foreign Secretary urges immediate Vietnam peace talks
British Foreign Secretary George Brown pressed for immediate peace talks on Vietnam at the United Nations General Assembly. He said Hanoi has declined to grasp negotiations offered and urged a Geneva-based settlement acceptable to the United States and North Vietnam. Rusk and Gromyko’s weekend talks left prospects for a deal “none too bright.”
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United Nations, N.Y
George Brown
Vietnam
Hanoi
Brown
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Gromyko
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
U Thant
Harold Wilson
Wilson
London
Johnson
Labor
LHS Production Sets Sabrina Fair for October
Lawrence High School announces its first fall production Sabrina Fair by Samuel Taylor. Directed by Millard Denny with Mrs Shirley Gilbert as student teacher, rehearsals ongoing. Cast includes Jim Nelson, Ray Goetz, Charlene Landry, Irene Newmark, Mimi Camin, Bob Amyx, Lance Hill, Pam Jimenez and others. stage managers Bob Evans and Bev Berger.
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Lawrence High School
Sabrina Fair
Samuel Taylor
LHS
Millard Denny
Shirley Gilbert
Kansas University
Sabrina
Paris
Jim Nelson
Larrabee
Linus Jr
Ray Goetz
Charlene Landry
Bruce Miller
David
Irene Newmark
Gretchen
Mary Bee
Margaret
Cindy Hird
Maude
Cindy Schott
Mimi Camin
Bob Amyx
Lance Hill
Fairchild
Greg Arnold
Paul
Gale Willey
Pam Jimenez
Julia
Bob Evans
Bev Berger
Two Traffic Mishaps Reported in City on Monday
Two traffic accidents occurred Monday with no injuries. At 2 12 p m at 10th and Ohio Streets Ernest E Pulliam 61 of 2914 W 9th St and Dennis L Reed 20 a KU junior of 1022 Ohio St collided Pulliam car sustained 645 damage Reed car 450 damage In a second crash at 7 31 a m in the 1200 block of 19th Street Rhonda F Evans 15 of 2115 Maple Lane and Valetta M Moore 58 of 1215 E 19th St collided Evans car 110 damage Moore car 185 damage
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10Th
Ohio Sts
Ernest E. Pulliam
9Th St
Dennis L. Reed
Kansas Universty
Ohio St
Pulliam
10Th Street
Reed
Ohio Street
19Th Street
Rhonda F. Evans
Maple Lane
Valetta M. Moore
19Th St
Evans
Moore
Car Hits Kills 450-Pound Cow on K-10 West of Eudora
A 450 pound Black Angus was killed when an east bound car driven by 19 year old Larry Freeman of Sunflower struck it at 8:55 p.m. Monday one mile west of Eudora on K-10. Freeman and his passengers were uninjured and the 1959 car had total damage. Highway Patrol investigated.
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Eudora
Larry Freeman
Freeman
Highway Patrol
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Broadview
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Madeline
Clothier
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Horia Lovinescu
Richland Rural Carrier
Ponce-Owens Greenhouses
Cosmetic Studio
Mus
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Farmers Insurance Group
Howard C. la Don Francise
Roy Johnson
Don R. Ames
Gary Beasley
Neil Bulloc
B. J. Rosner
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Beautyrest
Simmons
REPRE
Yris Ahs
Miller Furniture
General Assembly
Indochina
North Vietnam
Cochairmen
Soviet Union
Britain
Andrei A. Gromyko
A. V. Phillips
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