New Look for K.U. Architecture School
Charles H. Kahn arrives as dean of the University of Kansas School of Architecture and Urban Design with plans for curriculum redesign and an Advocacy Planning Program. The six year curriculum begins fall 1969, expanding from a five year undergrad to combined bachelor and two year master degrees. The program includes psychology sociology and urban design, plus free planning services for ghetto residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Architecture and Urban Design
Lawrence
Charles H. Kahn
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
K.U
Kansas City
Topeka
Kahn
Kansas Board of Regents
School of Architecture and Urban Design
Department of Architecture
K.U. School of Engineering and Architecture
William P. Smith
K.U. School of Engineering
Four Damage Suits Total 1.6 Million Over Missouri Fair Crash
Jefferson City Mo AP four damage suits totaling 1.6 million filed by Frederick Brandt family of Wichita Kansas over the Missouri State Fair racing accident Aug 28 1965 in Sedalia that killed four spectators have been settled The settlement filed in Cole County Circuit Court states litigation has been fully compromised and settled Brandts sought various sums for injuries and losses including 1 million for Brandt injuries 500000 for Charles Brandt injuries and 25000 each for death of Ricky and loss of services of Charles Defendants include National Speedways Inc National Speedways of Florida Inc International Motor Contest Association Jack D Cecil owner of the car William C Crane driver Dexter Davis Missouri Department of Agriculture and the state of Missouri The car blew a tire during time trials flipped over a guard rail into a standing crowd fourteen spectators were injured.
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Jefferson City. Mo
Wichita, Kan
Cole County
Frederick Brandt
Wichita
Dexter Davis
State Department of Agriculture
State of
Missouri
Crane
Sedalia
Art Of Ad Libbing In Broadcasts And 4-H Knitting Value
NBC veteran Ed Newman explains ad libbing on air during major events from King funeral coverage to Kennedy’s and Johnson’s decisions. He stresses calm, abundant knowledge, and speaking naturally to the audience, with a lighter note on a King George VI funeral memory. The piece ends noting six benefits of 4-H knitting for girls in teamwork, skills, self-reliance, care, appearance, and design understanding.
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Ed Newman
NBC News Department
Robert Kennedy
New York
Washington
Johnson
Martin Luther King, Jr
NBC
George VI
Battlements
Windsor Castle
All-Negro Pilot Show Aimed at Weekly TV Series
NBC backs a one hour all Negro musical, Soul, taped in Burbank with Lou Rawls, Nipsy Russell, Redd Fox, Chambers Brothers, George Kirby and others. Producers Schlatter and Friendly and writer Digby Wolfe steer a project planned as a fall special and potential weekly series. Writers from Watts Workshop created the script, and three newcomers joined as writers. The show aims for a contemporary, fast paced format with music emphasis, offering a Negro viewpoint without venom to attract both Negro and white audiences.
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Hollywood
NBC
Lou Rawls
Nipsy Russel
Redd Fox
Chambers Brothers
George Kirby
Nbc Burbank
George Schlatter
Ed Friendly
Digby Wolfe
Peyton Place
King
Schlatter
Wolfe
Digby
George
Writers Guild
Watts Writers Workshop
Jeanne Taylor
Larry Reed
Cal Wilson
Watts Workshop
Schlatser
Rent A Kid Project Opens in Atlanta West End
Imaginative program Rent A Kid helps underprivileged youths aged 14 to 18 gain first job experience in Atlanta West End. Started a month ago by Joy Cochrane, it offers chores from painting to shelling beans for home canning and pays $1.35 per hour, with proceeds possible for savings. A second office has opened as demand grows and plans for more sites follow. Father Edward Dillon notes many participants are dropouts seeking self support, hoping work motivates school retention. Douglas Lavender sets fees and safety limits for tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Anderson
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
West End
Joy Cochrane
Rent-A-Kid
Edward J.dillon
Douglas Lavender
Political Scene at a Glance Republicans Democrats and Wallace
The Associated Press outlines top political developments. Ronald Reagan rebuffs Nelson Rockefeller on a joint ticket. Richard Nixon backs his GOP nomination with polls in Rockefeller’s favor. Hubert Humphrey pledges broad education for American youth. Democrats push a national primary to test Humphrey. About 60 Alabama college students petition to place George Wallace on Massachusetts ballot.
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Associated Press
California
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
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New Look For
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Marian Warden
Lawrence Journal-World
Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
the Garden City Telegram
Trudy
SK Fk
Royal Ballet
Margot Fonteyn
Arias
Tito
Roberto
Bob Thomas
Hello Central
Mr. Bell
Southwestern Bell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Office
North 7Th
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