New KU Chancellor vows university serves people
The University of Kansas selects De. Acct. RB. Dykes as its 13th chancellor, pledging to devote the university’s resources to Kansas and stressing higher education’s link to state welfare and regional progress. He will assume July 1 and notes education drives economic, cultural, and social growth.
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Scholars Seek Knowledge Beyond Their Gates
Researchers and scholars look to universities for expertise not available in their own institutions. The note emphasizes the value of external knowledge sources and collaborations to advance research and education. It highlights the importance of partnerships with higher education to access specialized skills and facilities.
Kansas City Museum to pursue $5 million expansion
A Kansas City museum plans a $5 million fundraising campaign to build a new museum adjacent to the Liberty Memorial and to renovate and expand existing facilities northeast of downtown. Richard B. Midlin, president of the governors, said funds would come from private sources with a substantial lead gift already sighted.
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Olatha Man Killed By High Voltage Power Line
Lenexa resident Jason E. Rader, 53, was killed at a construction site in Olatha when he tried to unfasten a truck tailgate that touched a live power line. Police said the accident occurred Monday during the job.
KBI Will Study Police Force
Leavenworth Kansas two days of secret hearings into the June 2 disturbances prompted a Kansas Bureau of Investigation study of the city Police Department. Mayor Ben Day said the probe followed City Commission meetings with KBI investigators in Topeka. The inquiry will review police methods and nonracially oriented. Officer John G Boyen resigned while being investigated for conduct during the disturbance.
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Common Cold Worst Enemy of Workers Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle notes the common cold causes 40 to 50 percent of absenteeism in factories and offices, with workers missing four to five days weekly. He cites high alcoholism rates in the U S and remarks on quirks from Amsterdam canal fishers to ancient tobacco use, ending with a quip on marriage.
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