Germans to Give Freedom Bells
BERLIN—(UPI)—West Berlin began to collect money today to give a Christmas present to the families of Americans killed fighting in Viet Nam "in defense of the free world."
The city's eight newspapers printed an appeal for funds which they said would be used to send replicas of West Berlin's "freedom bell" to relatives of the fallen American servicemen.
The bell in the tower of the West Berlin City Hall is a reproduction of the liberty bell in Philadelphia presented to the city by Gen. Lucius D. Clay, post-war American military governor, as a gift of the American people.
Pope Makes Unity Gesture
VATICAN CITY—(UPI)—Pope Paul VI will sing hymns and psalms with non-Catholic church leaders attending the Ecumenical Council in a special Christian unity ceremony Saturday, it was learned today.
CARACAS—(UPI)—Sen. Robert F. Kennedy (D-N.Y.) wound up a three-week Latin American tour here Tuesday night by proposing a program to increase the Latin role in world affairs.
The pontiff plans to hold the ceremony in the Basilica of St. Paul's outside the walls of Rome where the late Pope John XXIII first announced he was calling an Ecumenical Council on Jan. 25,1959.
A spokesman for the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity called the move "the most important Christian unity gesture of the council." The Pope will deliver "an important" speech on the occasion, high Vatican sources reported.
The meeting at which Kennedy spoke Tuesday night was stench bombed—either by Communists or by supporters of ousted ex-president Marcos Perez Jimenez—in an unsuccessful attempt to sabotage his speech.
RFK Returns from S.A. Area
Police arrested two youths "as a precaution," but it was not certain they were the stonch bombers.
Kennedy's speech went off as scheduled.
Go-ahead Given Gemini 7
CAPE KENNEDY—(UPI) —Weathermen gave Gemini 7 Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell a tentative go-ahead today for blastoff Saturday on man's longest venture into space.
A special team of spaceflight meteorologists making their first report for the twin-launch spectacular said weather was expected to be "satisfactory."
The outlook also was good in the Atlantic Ocean landing area 800 miles east of Miami. Partly cloudy skies were predicted with widely scattered showers and four to five foot seas.
THE
SHANTY TAP ROOM
IS NOW
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
FEATURING:
Player Piano
Sing Alongs
Hot Pizza
Cold Beer
We are testing the response of this Daily Kansan advertisement and will offer to anyone who reads this copy a large cheese pizza to be made for a copy of this ad and one dollar. This offer is good for this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday- Extra ingredients only $2c.
NIGHTLY FROM 5:00-12:00
(Private Parties Still Welcomed)
Party Reservations and Fizza Order Phone
VI 2-2500
THE SHANTY
“Pioneers In Hot Food Delivery”
644 Mass.
(Downstairs Next To The Red Dog Inn)
KU to Grant More Scholarships
Sixty National Defense Graduate Fellowships worth more than $280,000 for each of the next three years have been given KU for use in 28 departments, Dean William P. Albrecht of the Graduate School said today.
The fellowships from the U.S. Office of Education will be for first-year graduate students in 1966-67 and will be renewable for second and third years of full-time graduate study.
10 Daily Kansan
Wednesday, December 1, 1965
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50c COUPON 50c GRAND OPENING of PLAYER PIANO ROOM
Good This Wed., Thurs., or Fri.
5:00 - 12:00
Our Basement Player Piano and Tap Room is now open to the public. This Coupon and One Dollar is good for large cheese pizza in the Player Piano Room. We'll pay the other 50 cents to have you sing along and sample our Pizza.
THE SHANTY
ORDER PHONE VI 2-2500
644 Massachusetts
If you think our delivered Pizza is delicious, wait till you try one AT the Shanty
We offer GANT sport and dress shirts from $6.50.
A wise gift idea with a definite flair for the man who cares about his shirts.
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