Carnival of Souls World Premiere Draws Producer Praise
The locally produced Carnival of Souls premiered at the Granada Theater to a capacity crowd. Producer Herb Harvey praised the audience reaction as thrilled and responsive. Variety representative George Willhoite and Commonwealth Theatres president Richard Crear attended preshow ceremonies. The film will run at Granada through Friday and play at several other venues in coming days.
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Professor Webb to Lecture on Writing History at KU
Texas University historian Walter Prescott Webb will deliver a Kansas University lecture on Writing History at 4 30 p m Friday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. Webb, a noted Great Plains scholar, authored The Great Plains A Study in Environment and Institutions and The Great Frontier.
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Alabama Is United With Mississippi
Governor John Patterson of Alabama telegraphed President Kennedy asserting unity with Mississippi against federal intervention. He warned that any use of force to invade Mississippi would brand the federal government as a dictatorship and threaten the republic.
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Reardon Analyzes Fictional Businessmen as Villains in 1960s
William R. Reardon of Kansas University argues in Kansas Business Review that businessmen are poorly portrayed in American fiction. He cites three problems: the stereotype role, lack of varied motivations, and the difficulty of linking business actions to ethics. He suggests a richer figure like a Paul Getty model could offer deeper insight into modern man.
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Kennedy Urges Comprehensive Action at Narcotics Conference
President Kennedy opens White House narcotics conference urging unified action across local, state, federal and international levels. He cites 46 000 known addicts and the need to align treatment, enforcement and prevention efforts with expert guidance from scientists, law officers and officials.
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Postal Bill Passes Increases Charges And Raises Pay
WASHINGTON AP The Senate approved a bill Thursday lifting mail rates including a penny hike on letters and air mail and authorizing pay raises for about 1.6 million federal employees.
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Jayhawker News and KU Carnival Highlight Weekend
Lawrence Earl Morey will accompany the Kansas University football team to Boston for the game with Terriers at Braves Field. The Jayhawker invasion departs Allen Field House Friday morning. kickoff is 6 p.m. Saturday Lawrence time. Loooney Too carnival October 20 in the Kansas Union Ballroom runs 7 to 11 p.m. SUA fundraising booth skits spotlight the queen reveal that night.
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Anderson to report on highway land clash with official
Gov. John Anderson said he will report next week on his investigation of complaints that a new highway alignment would cross farm land owned by George W. Gagel a Johnson County property and touch land owned by Gayle Saffels. He urged voters not to assume political guilt before facts.
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Jayhawk Sports Car Club Plans Sunday Rallye Start
The Jayhawk Sports Car Club opens its eighth season with a competitive rallye this Sunday at the Mall's Shopping Center. The run begins at 1 p.m. under organizers Roger and Joan Moffet with standard equipment required for participants.
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Saffels Demands Full Report On Gagel Inquiry
Dale Saffels, Democratic candidate for governor, urged Gov. John Anderson to release a complete report on the Highway Commissioner George Gagel investigation. He criticized delays and noted Gagel’s land in Johnson County overlaps a proposed U.S. 59 route. Jules Doty, Democratic candidate for attorney general, called for Ferguson to probe the charges.
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Judge Gray Home From Hospital After Short Illness
District Court Judge Frank R. Gray of 718 West Fourth Street left Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Wednesday afternoon where he had been hospitalized since September 7. His wife said he is feeling fairly good and hopes to return to his office in about two weeks.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Missouri farm conflict touches livestock market amid protests
In Paxico a dummy bomb and a sugar sabotaged truck fuel as Missouri farmers amid NFO tensions clash with hog traders. Two men from Alma admit sugar in a truck tank linked to a defiant Livestock action while Westphalia farmers protest shipments, prompting stalled hog loads and heated debate over pricing and free market shipping.
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Gifts Reported At KU Dinner marks 50th anniversary
Gifts totaling 600 dollars announced at the Golden Anniversary kickoff dinner of the Kansas University Architecture and Architectural Engineering Department. Frank Grimaldi presented 500 dollars from the Kansas City Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association and announced 100 dollars for 50th anniversary activities from the Kansas City chapter. Cedric Price spoke as guest architect. the Earl of Snowden is Princess Margaret's husband. Kansas City and Kansas state AIA chapters join as co-sponsors of the year long celebration. The department has grown to 200 professional students with 22 staff plus visiting architects, from the early days when Prof Goldsmith led a small staff. Edward W. Tanner, Class of 1916, serves on the 30 member Golden Anniversary committee.
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Schwartzwalder’s Syracuse Era: 106 Wins in 16 Seasons
In his first 16 years as Syracuse football coach, Ben Schwartzwalder’s teams posted 106 wins 44 losses and 2 ties.
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Ben Schwartzwalder
Four More Crash Survivors Brought Ashore by Helicopter
Four more survivors from the Flying Tiger airliner ditching reached Shannon harbor by helicopter, including Maj. Carl R. Blander and his wife Lois, plus two Army privates George Brown and Arthur Gilbreth. A spinal fracture and other injuries were reported. 12 bodies were recovered from the Atlantic disaster 500 miles west of Ireland.
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Kohler Presents Credentials as U.S. Ambassador to Soviet Union
Foy D. Kohler submitted his credentials to the Kremlin today marking his appointment as the United States ambassador to the Soviet Union. He becomes the first American envoy to the USSR under the new diplomatic setup.
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Card of Thanks from Lewis E. Howard in Topeka
Lewis E. Howard thanks doctors third floor nurses and staff at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for their care and to relatives friends and associates for their support during his stay.
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