Red China Walks Out Of KU Model United Nations Session
At Kansas University the Red China delegation walked out as 72 nations voted 43 to 22 to table a resolution admitting Communist China to the mock U.N. The move was initiated by Greece arguing no Security Council recommendation had reached the General Assembly.
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Kansas University
Model United Nations
China
Templin Hall
Greece
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
Harry S. Truman
KUY Organization
Jim Austin
Bob Nebrig
Leavenworth
Allen Fieldhouse
Floods Force Mass Evacuations Across Midwestern States
Des Moines area residents fled as the Des Moines River surged into low zones. About 90 people left Bartlett Nebraska faced renewed Elkham River Valley threat. Grand Rapids area evacuated while Illinois West Virginia counts reached about 2,000 homeless.
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Des Moines
Bartlett
Iowa
Big Sioux
Nebraska
Elkham River
Winslow
Michigan
North Park
Com- Park
Grand Rapids
Grand River
Illinois
West Virginia
Crest
Ohio River
Wheeling
W. Va
Greene, Ky
Eye witness influence in KU education linked to AUFS program
The column highlights Edwin Munger as a long time AUFS expert at KU and credits the American University Field Staff program with expanding student understanding of Africa and foreign events. It explains Talbot’s idea, Ford Foundation support, and KU’s ongoing role in hosting AUFS scholars across regions, stressing personal contact over books.
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South Africa
Edwin Munger
Munger
U.S
Phillips Talbot
Institute of Pacific Relations
Deane Malott
Talbot
Malott
American University
KU Union Building
Damouth
Harvard ‘Graduate School of Business Administration
Brown
Alabama
Indiana
Michigan State
Carleton College
Tulane
California Institute of Technology
Hawaii
AUFS
Ford Foundation
AAFS
America
Rome
North Africa
Afghanistan
Hong Kong
Japan
Philippines
Bolivia
Peru
Argentina
Brazil
Cuba
Arctic
Indonesia
Malaya
Africa
Sahara
India
Kansas
Revival Services Set for Golden Anniversary at Nazarene
Rev Roy F Stevens named evangelist for the Golden anniversary revival at the Church of the Nazarene located at 20th and Mass. Services run nightly at 7 30 from April 3 to 10. Stevens, native of Lawrence, is son of the founder of the local Church of the Nazarene.
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Roy F. Stevens
Church of the Nazarene
Stevens
Lawrence
One Room Damaged By Apartment Blaze
Fire severely damaged a single upstairs room at 1045 Wt. St when a blaze broke out Friday evening. Neighbors reported the Brays were away as Fire Chief John Miller said heat burned through the floor and furnishings were ruined. The department returned about 8 50 p.m. when a mattress on the ground reignited.
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William Bray
Brays
John Miller
Target Practice Causes Power Outage In Lawrence
A burned utility pole on Kasold Terrace near Highway 40 disrupted power across lawrence including KU area and Iowa Street corridor. Kansas Power and Light reported insulator-targeting caused the fire and line break. Restoration times ranged from 31 to 60 minutes with officials warning of serious danger from stray bullets.
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Lawrence
Kasold Terrace
Highway 40
Austin Stedham
Kansas Power and Light Co
Nineteenth Street
Stedham
Kansas University Area
Iowa Street
Ninth
City
Town Street
Nineteenth
Opening of Big Barn draws about 300 teens
About 300 Lawrence teenagers attended the opening of the Big Barn, formerly the Jenny Wren barn two miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40. Cecil Green and W. W. Hatfield remodeled it and now run the venue with live music tonight from 8 to midnight plus a snack bar offering hamburgers french fries and soft drinks.
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Lawrence
Jenny Wren
Highway 40
Cecil Green
W. W. Hatfield
Courts CRIMINAL CASES petty larceny fines issued
Police Court records list Donald Daniels 1222 Conn Marty Rumbaugh Oskaloosa and Olin Hay Williamstown fined 25 dollars and jailed 10 days for petty larceny Daniel Berkan Milwaukee vagrancy 30 days Gordon Stanzilis Rumford Miss vagrancy 30 days Leroy Tuttle Route 3 DUI and leaving scene 30 days 150 dollars fine
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Donald Daniels
Conn
Marty Rumbaugh
Oskaloosa
Olin Hay
Williamstown
Daniel Berkan
Milwaukee
Gordon Stanzilis
Rumford
Miss
Leroy Tuttle
Route 3
Rothwell Harrison Are Trip Winners At Science Fair
Bruce Rothwell won the National Science Fair trip with Plasma tron at the 8th Douglas County Science Fair held in the Community Building. Harrison earned a Navy science cruise for his Linear Particle Accelerator exhibit as the senior division winner.
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Rothwell, Harrison
Bruce Rothwell
Philip Harrison
Douglas County
Rothwell
Howard Rothwell
22Nd St
Harrison
Robert Harrison
Stratford Rd
Ben Kowing
Ben Rowing Sr
Route 1
Wayne Bly
Frank Theis Criticizes GOP April Fool Tactics in Kansas
Kansas Democratic chair Frank Theis told a Concordia gathering that Republicans use April Fool rhetoric to misinform voters. He claimed the GOP campaigns rely on chicanery, attacking Gov Docking and Democratic leaders to erase 20 years of Democratic rule.
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Frank Theis
Gop
Concordia
Kansas
Democratic
Theis
Gov. Docking
Democratic Party
Blind to Help Blind Pledge Eyes for Two Recipients
Chester New York AP reports a blind man, Robert L. Card, pledged his corneas to aid two other blind people after death. He chose to act during an eye conservation drive by the Middletown Lions Club, ensuring his corneas remain healthy for transplantation to others.
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Chester
N.Y
Robert L. Card
Caro
Middletown Lions Club
Russia Faces World War I Losses Totaling Millions
Russia suffered the highest WWI casualties with about 9.15 million. Of these 1.7 million were killed or died, 4.95 million wounded, and 2.5 million prisoners or missing.
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Russia
Memorial Hospital Births and Adoptions Report
Memorial Hospital records list multiple births and births announced by couples. Notable entries include Mrs. Dolores Tucker and baby girl at 1305 W. 211st and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martinez with a son born Friday. Other names appear with residence addresses across several states.
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Dolores Tucker
Sadie Cline
Leavenworth
Judith Rouse
Prairie
Norman Kraft
Sunset Dr
Janice Carey
Catherine Bryant
Donna Toyne
Karl Kappelman
Kan
Andy Martinez
Conn
Funeral floral arrangements by Alexander's Flowers
Floral service ad notes Alexander's Flowers offers funeral arrangements. Contact VI 2-1320 for orders and delivery details.
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Alexander
Nmsey Funeral Home Ambulance Service
Long History Of Anti Cancer Drug Use And Early Trials
A report details Actinomycin D development from 1954 to 1955. Rutgers scientist Selman Waksman handed a vial to Dr Sidney Farber, whose team found the drug could shrink tumors in mice and initially prove deadly in children. Combining reduced drug doses with X rays later yielded better results, aiding Wilms tumor treatment and enabling surgeries with survivors. The account traces hopes, setbacks, and evolving protocols in pediatric cancer therapy.
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New York
Selman Waktman
Rutgers University
Sidney Farr
Farber
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Wilms
Strawn Kansas to Move Ahead of Neosho Dam Flooding
Strawn Kansas will relocate about four miles north along U S 75 as the John Redmond dam on the Neosho River floods the present site in 1965. The town purchases 80 acres, Ottumwa may join, and residents plan moves beginning next fall with businesses delayed to 1964.
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Strawn
Kan
U. S. 75
Burlington
John Redmond
Neosho River
Ottumwa
Three Die When Car Goes Into Creek at Ogden
In Ogden Kansas a car veered into a flood swollen creek after hitting a bridge abutment. Seventeen year old Anna J Murphy of Manhattan was found dead inside the vehicle. The bodies of two Fort Riley soldiers SP J C Gerald P Gaynor 26 and Pfc James Hauk 21 were later recovered from the Seven Mile Creek. Mrs Murphy lived with her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Jessup in Manhattan.
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Ogden
Kas
Pere
Anna J. Murphy
Manhattan
Ft Riley
SP. J
Murphy
Ernest Jessup
Building permits list for March totals 329542 dollars
The record itemizes multiple building permits with names and addresses including Don McConnell Russell Jones J A Tuggle P. p. Olmstead and others. Totals show residential duplexes Homewood Gardens and Ayres new houses plus miscellaneous and business structures. Grand total for March building activity reaches 329 542 dollars.
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West Lawrence
C. W. Snodgrass
Elm St
Paul Davis
N. CT
Bill Vantuyl
Ala. St
Clarence Gulley
Mechanic St
Care Port
MARCH
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Corrine Carpenter
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George Benson
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W. 19Th
Phi Delta Theta
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