Juniors Plan Prom With Castle Theme And Balcony Railing
The Junior class led by Roger Tucker and Janell Barnow organized the prom held last Saturday. Theme “A Time for Us” mirrored Romeo and Juliet with orchid and midnight blue colors. A balcony for the bandstand, a castle with drawbridge and fountain were built, assisted by chemistry teacher William Easor. Sophomores Glennis Wrestler and Dorothy Anderson served cake and punch under Susan Foster. The Isaac provided music.
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Roger Tucker
Janell Barnow
Peggy North
Debbie Groskinsky
Glennis Wrestler
Dorothy Anderson
Susan Foster
Isaac
Lawrence Kansas graduation list spans Cha nute area
One hundred graduates are announced for the University of Kansas 99th annual commencement with twenty one Cha nute area students among them. Names and hometowns include Linda Ashley Chanute and others earning degrees across education journalism medicine business and science.
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Chanute
University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Linda Ashley
S. Highland
Stephen B. Ashley
S. Allen
Robert B. Bower
W. 2Nd
R. Montgomery Briley
S. Rutter
Terraleen Carnahan
N. Grant
Carol Cornish
James E. Cornish
N. Washington
B.S
Doris Ann Diver
S. Larson
Gary Engmann
Mark B. Gray
S. Evergreen
Brian J. Haller
William A. Horton
S. Central
William R. Hutchinson
Laina Lynn Nelson
S. Tennessee
Nancy Lee Pennington
Stephen R. Walker
Joseph E. Wasser
Andrew A. Weggint
S. Ashby
Erie
Larry R. Huffmann
Keith L. McCoy
Costs of War Staggering In Indo China War
A sweeping budget and casualty tally trace more than 130 billion dollars in U.S. and French costs, 280,000 allied deaths, and long lasting effects of the Vietnam conflict. It notes American troop losses and civilian casualties, compares World War II and Korean War figures, and flags unexploded ordnance and defoliants as Vietnam’s enduring legacies.
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Washington
United States
France
U.S
Southeast Asia
U. S
Dien Bien Phu
Foreign Legion
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Saigon
U.S. Treasury
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Hve
North
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Indo-China
Hanoi
Pathet Lao
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
America
Korea
General Accounting Office
Congress
Senate Judiciary
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Indo- China
Khe Sanh
Fire Perils In Design Of Buildings
AP analyzes the 1970 One New York Plaza fire on August 5 that killed two, injured thirty, and caused $10 million in damage. Faults cited include air conditioning fans spreading heat, a concealed plenum as a fire path, elevator shafts as heat funnels, and a 16 inch gap between skin and curtain wall. Officials warned such fire dynamics could recur in other modern skyscrapers.
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New York
New York Plaza
John O'Hagen
Bold Step into Film Jungle by Cinema Center Films
Hollywood AP reports on Cinema Center Films fourth anniversary under CBS. CEO Gordon Stulberg defends pricing, touts action adventures like Little Big Man and A Man Called Horse, cites mixed results in comedy and contemporary drama, notes ongoing profit pressures and theater distributor tensions.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cinema _ Center Films
CBS
Charlie Brown
Natalie
Calgary
Horse
Reivers
of the Sun
America
William S. Paley
Cinema Center
Stulberg
Barrier in Divorce Fee Cuts to Welfare Aid Referenced
A Reno County letter from a struggling mother argues that welfare and divorce costs block aid. Officials note court costs and attorney fees complicate access, while state law requires showing support feasibility before welfare. A Reno County Bar committee investigates legal aid options.
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Wayne Lee
Reno County
Raymond Cilek
Reno
Kansas
Rexroad
Cilek
Poverty Circle
Language Typing Film At Humboldt
Humboldt to screen the 15 minute color film As the Children Are Poets featuring third to sixth graders at Humboldt Elementary. The showing at 8 p m Thursday in the high school auditorium is free and open to the public. The film for districtwide use by the Kansas State Department of Education highlights the Language Arts Typing Program supervised by Gene E Schulze. Interested groups may request the film from Title III Section KS Department of Education Topeka 66612.
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Humboldt
United States
Kansas State Department of Education
Gene E. Schulze
Kansas
Moran High School topekan speaker for Moran class
Marmaton Valley High School graduation events are set for 8 p.m. Sunday for the baccalaureate and 8 p.m. Wednesday for commencement in the school auditorium. James R. Turner of Topeka will deliver the commencement address. Co valedictorians are Judy Wilson of Elsmore and David Weast of Moran.
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Moran
Marmaton Valley High School
James R. Turner
Topeka
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Judy Wilson
Bill Wilson
Elsmore
David Weast
Kenneth Weast
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St. Paul
Joseph F. McAfee
By Fred S. Hoffman
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Australia
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Cording
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laotian Panhandle
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Europe
North Africa
Pacific
Army Military History Office
Far East Command
AP Business Analyst
By Bob Thomas
Gordon Stulberg
Cinema Cener
John Wayne
Jack Lemmon
Steve McQueen
Lee Marvin
Hero
Adam
Royal Hunt
U.S. Supreme Court
James Rexroad
Hutchinson
William Gossage
Topekan
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