KU Seeks 7.6 Million More For Goal At KU
University of Kansas faces 15 months to raise 7.6 million toward an 18.6 million three year target. Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe announced Adams Campus near Clinton reservoir funded by a 100000 gift from Mr and Mrs Stanley Learned of Bartlesville Oklahoma in honor of Kenneth Adams on his 66th birthday. He reported 15500 donors contributed 6.8 million last year and noted needs for more classroom and office space amid the university’s largest budget in history. Teaching awards went to Lawrence Sherr Eldon Fields Fred Van Vleck and W Keith Weltmer with Henry F Gould memorial honors to Harry E Talley.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescog
Clinton Reservoir
Sirs
Stanley
Bartlesville
Oklo
Kenneth
Adams
Wescoe
Adams Campus
Lawrence Sherr
Eldon Fields
Fred van Vleck
W. Keith
Weltmer
Harry E. Talley
Henry F. Gould
Pharmacy careers urged to students by McClung Pharmacy
McClung Pharmacy promotes Adv. Pharmacy Practices urging scientifically minded students to consider pharmacy as a career. They note rapid advances create new job opportunities in research and manufacturing, emphasize increased female participation, and promise friendly fast service at 109 Grant Ave.
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Grant, Ave
McClung Pharmacy
Life Begins at Forty Glad to Be Alive and Read Paper
Reader letters discuss aging, happiness, and the value of simple pleasures. A widow questions retirement plans, while others note friendship, generosity, and frugality among seniors. A response suggests honest talk about finances and offers a book loan through Dispatch Letter Service. Kentucky notes its 1825 state highway system begins.
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Robert Peterson
Dispatch Letter Service, Inc
West 43Th Street
New York
N. Y
Julia television series sparks debate in Hollywood
AP reports the upcoming NBC comedy Julia starring Diahann Carroll draws controversy for centering on a young Black nurse, Julia Baker, after a critic argued it neglects key Black youth issues. Carroll defends the show as entertainment that can ease racial understanding.
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Hollywood
Julia
Diahann Carroll
Bronx
Miss Carroll
Julia Baker
Lloyd Nelsn
Mias Carroll
Nolan
Death sentence for poisoning case judged in Florida
James Richardson, 31, an illiterate fruit picker, was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of his 8 year old daughter Betty Jean Richardson after an all white jury deliberated. He received a death sentence in the electric chair and faces possible new trial motions. He had seven children who died of insecticide poisoning. the trial also charged him in the death of his second child Susie. The judge ordered the sentence to be carried out after no mercy recommendation. Richardson awaited moving for a possible new trial at the county jail.
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Fort Myers
Fla
James Richardson
Betty Jean Richardson
Susie
John Justice
Richardson
Winding Road Summer Travel Advice and Caution
Pd Ady Garnand warns readers about summer travel by car and water. The piece discusses varied vehicles from sedans to campers and trailers, notes the appeal of hotels and pools, and urges constant road and water safety to prevent accidents and ensure a safe return home.
Girl Saves Boy From Septic Tank Near Home
In Covington Tennessee Beth Mason 3 grabbed 2 year old Guy Gibson from a water filled septic tank near their home. Mrs Gibson the boy’s mother praised Beth saying she knew what to do and they might have drowned if they had been holding hands.
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Covington
Tenn
Beth Mason
Guy Gibson
Guy
Beth
Mrs. Gibson
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