Kansans announce drive to recruit college GOP members
Kansas Young Republicans announce a national effort to attract college students to the GOP. A Washington conference is planned for April 16 18 to finalize the program with leaders including Nixon Volpe Rockefeller and Fannin backing the plan. The push includes a national collegiate committee a party philosophy journal campus seminars and expanded dialogue on individualism and issues to counter Democratic college support.
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Topeka, Kan
Republican Party
Kansas Young Republican Organization
Richard M. Nixon
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Nelson Rockefell
New York
Paul Fane Nin
Arizona
Gallup
Dickson
Gates
Lew Freeman
Ohio State University
Dale Warner
University of Michigan
Sam Evans
Reuben McCornack
University of Kansas
America
Nixon
Volpe
Rockefeller
Fannin
Barry Goldwater
Goes To See And Stays Goes To See And Stays
Herbert Simmons moved from Wichita School Board observer to a seat on the board after three years of faithful attendance. He was unanimously elected to fill the unexpired term of Kent Frizzell who resigned after winning a Kansas Legislature seat. Simmons cites teaching background and concern for his three daughters' education as reasons for joining the board.
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Joe Roe
Wichita Beacon
Associated Press
Wichita, Kan
Herbert Simmons
Wichita School Board
Simmons
Kent Frizzell
Kansas
PTA
Four Years After Unity A Dream In Congo
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan argues four years after Congo independence the nation remains unstable. Tshombe’s secessionist tactics and Cold War pressures complicate U.S. aims to keep Congo together and out of Soviet influence. The piece notes leadership gaps, regional rebel actions in Katanga, Stanleyville, and ongoing Western involvement including Belgium and U.S. rescue efforts, amid UN debates and African reactions.
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William L. Ryan
Congo
Africa
U.S
United States
Moise Tshombe
West
Paul
Henri Spaak
Tshombe
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
The
Cyrille Adoula
Moscow
Peking
Adoula
Leopoldville
Kindu
Stanleyville
Council For National Liberation
Belgium
United Nations
Eisenhower faults Roosevelt policy on WW2 surrender
General Dwight D. Eisenhower says Roosevelt's unconditional surrender stance lengthened the war and cost lives. In a Washington Post interview he contends the policy targeted Germans rather than war factions, noting Germany was defeated by mid 1945 and suggesting the spring 1944 campaign should have ended earlier. He adds no one asked him to comment publicly.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Washington Post
Roosevelt
Casablanca
Morocco
Winston Churchill
Germany
Roose
Velt
Adolf Hitler
Incomes Up Merchants Glad By SAM DAWSON AP
Incomes and personal savings rose in early 1960s like period, boosting December retail sales and merchant confidence for January. Personal incomes at $502 billion annual rate. savings up $22.5 billion in nine months, with debt rising but incomes up. Investment plans grow, SEC notes stock holding drop, yet many see improved finances and optimism for 1965 spending and saving.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Tme
Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
SEC
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Butler
Williams’ Dairy Creme
Barbara — Dick
Ruth Hoopes
Janie Ebeck
Jenette Parker
Beth Griffin
Peggy Gosney
Glenda Turner
Betty Seadem
Kathy Jones
Virginia Kendall
Pam Walker
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