Lawrence Human Relations Commission Aims to Model City
The Lawrence Human Relations Commission, nine members serving city hall talks and goals, faces skepticism from residents wary of do gooders. Despite concerns over employment and housing discrimination, the panel led by Jim Titus advocates reasoning and positive action to improve city relations and become a model community.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Lawrence City Commission
Human Relations Commission
Eldridge
Jim Titus
Canadian Election Theme Battles U S Nuclear Warheads Debate
Washington influenced week drills conservatives as McNamara testimony about Bomarc missiles stirs Liberal lines. Prime Minister frames issue to counter Liberal claims and maintain stance before Monday vote amid broadcasting blackout and undecided voters.
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Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
KU Housing Data Given in Report
Kansas University will house nearly 1,500 men in residence halls and about 1,500 in 27 fraternity houses next year, per Dean of Men Donald K. Anderson in a report to high school principals. Applications for specific halls and fraternity rush week are due by June 1 and September 4 respectively with fees of 10 and 14 dollars.
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Kansas University
Donald K. Anderson
Dean Anderson
Joseph R. Pearson
Olin Templin
Fred Ellsworth
Dean of Men
Dean Alderson
University
William Wadsworth Walked Long Miles Before Stopping
William Wadsworth had walked for miles before he paused his trek, continuing to press on despite fatigue and rough terrain as witnesses noted his determined pace.
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William Wadsworth
Lawrence High A Cappella Begins Concerts Here on Monday
Lawrence High School's 65 voice a cappella group opens its annual concert and goodwill tour Monday noon with a Rotary Club appearance in the Eldridge Hotel. The schedule includes home concert at 8 p.m. Monday with 50 cent admission and multiple school and civic appearances through the week.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
R. Wayne Nelson
LHS
Lebo High School
Downtown
Rotary Club
Wichita
Derby High School
Wellington High School
Lawrence High
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For Early April 1963
Kansas traffic death log records 3 fatalities in 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Saturday, April 1963, with 8 deaths in the comparable 1962 period. The data lists Topeka area figures among statewide totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
KU Officials and Alumni Visit Bartlesville for Annual Event
Kansas University officials and alumni, plus their spouses, flew from Lawrence to Bartlesville Oklahoma for a quarterly Alumni Association board meeting. The group includes Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe and Fred Ellsworth, with many board members traveling by car. The meeting agenda includes a business session this afternoon with plans to return to Lawrence Sunday morning.
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Kansas University
Bartlesville
Okla
Lawrence
Winton Winter
Mary
Ottawa
Tom Lillard
Salina
Dolph C. Simons Jr
John Buehler
Atchison
KU Alumni Association Board of Directors
Association
Stanley
W. Clarke Wescoe
Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Keith Lawton
Dick Wintermore
Wade Stinson
Chicago
Jeannette Rustemeyer
Leavenworth
Simons
Stinson
Buehler
Winter
Rustemeyer
Claude E. Chalfant
Hutchinson
Robert S. Cory
Wichita
Arthur H. Cromb
Kansas City
E. Ned Embry
Dale W. Maxwell
Columbus
Frank N. Warren
Emporia
Wendell S. Holmes
George E. Nettels Jr
Pittsburg
Nell Renn
Arkansas City
Law School Honors Banquet Awards Top Graduates
Oread awards will be presented to outstanding law students after the banquet. The honors include the Order of the Coif for the top 10 percent of the graduating class and other prizes for high ranking students in various subjects and on the Kansas Law Review.
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Order of the Coif
Kansas Law Review
University Bans Integration Art Sparks Campus Protests
At the University of Mississippi an order to remove six oil paintings by G Ray Kerciu from a campus exhibit prompted faculty protests. Kerciu, a 30 year old assistant professor, argued for free expression after meeting with Provost Charles Noyes and a university attorney who then ordered the works removed.
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Oxford, Miss
University of Mississippi
Nazi Germany
Russia
G. Ray Kerciu
University Fine Arts
Kerciu
Charles Noyes
Noyes
Twelve Students Going to Finland To Study Russian
KU and Colorado University selected 41 students to study Russian in Finland this summer. Eleven KU students receive up to 750 dollars in scholarships. The KU group will study intermediate and advanced Russian in Jarvenpaa with native Russian-speaking instructors.
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Finland
Kansas University
Lawrence
Colorado University
Stephen Klemp
H. E. Klemp
Dakota St
Oswald P. Backus
Jarvenpaa
Russia
Herbert J. Ellison
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
Harold Baker
Osborne
Joy Bullis
Davenport
Iowa
Joseph Cerniglia
Independence
Roger Findlay
Prairie Village
John Finger
Topeka
Linda Hannaford
Peculiar
Donna Hanneman
Junction City
E. David Seal III
Kansas House Advances Two Amendments For 1984 Ballot
The Kansas House voted to send two constitutional amendments to the Senate for approval. One would exempt household goods and personal effects not used in income production, and another would remove the two consecutive term limit for sheriffs. A proposal to allow up to six amendments at once was rejected.
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Topeka
Kansas House
City Election Editorial to Air on WIBW Sunday
The April 3 Journal-World editorial The City Election will be broadcast on WIBW at 2 45 p m Sunday. Mrs Paul Garber and two children watched a live deer near 23rd and Topeka Streets as it bounded away. Thirty KU architecture students depart for a Chicago field trip tonight returning Thursday morning. Lawrence High School students earn Class I ratings at the Northeast Kansas district music festival with 830 entries overall.
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WIBW
Paul Garber
Priscilla
Douglas
Kent Terr
23Rd and
Towa Sts
Kansas University Architecture
Chicago
Lawrence
Portland Cement Co
Curtis Besinger
David Hermansen
Paul Binner
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Ruth Browne
Nancy Gallup
Notable Students Listed Across Universities
A compilation lists r瞥ng senior Leroy A Ellerbrook from Ohio State University and juniors from Princeton Oregon Yale and others, with residents in California Ohio Florida Massachusetts Connecticut and more. It notes the 5 350 ton nuclear powered carrier Enterprise could host the White House and 275 feet of lawn on its flight deck.
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Dental College
Los Angeles
Calif
Leroy A. Ellerbrook
Ohio State University
Leipsic
Ohio
Charles Guthridge
Princeton University
West Palm Beach
Fla
William C. Hall
Illinois University
Wilmington
Mass
Sandra Polk
Oregon University
San Francisco
Daniel C. Waugh
Yale University
North Stonington
United States
Enterprise
White House
Sunday Sales Ban Advances Through House Committee
Kansas House State Affairs Committee backs a Senate bill prohibiting Sunday sales of clothing footwear head wear appliances furniture and many other items with an exemption for grain elevator sales during harvest. The measure aims to curb most commerce Sunday and faces further House consideration. Separately an education bill to create a northwest Kansas college center at Colby failed in Senate committee, likely ending its 1963 run.
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Topeka
State Affairs Committee
Kansas House
House
Kansas Supreme Court
Northwest Kansas College
Colby
Education Committee
Senate
Police Court Disturbances and Fines Reported Across Listings
In the Police Court docket Myron W Wynn of Natchez Tennessee faced disturbing the peace with a $50 fine. Other entries include Vena Inverarity and Joe Transmeier cited for stop sign and following too closely with fines of $15 and $20 respectively.
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Myron W. Wynn
Natchez, Tenn
Jack Smith
Leavenworth
Vena Inverarity
Greever Terr
Joe Transmeier
James Scribner
John Baker
Ark
Winston Franklin
Two Car Crash Sparks $225 In Damage At Intersection
Wreck after a Friday night collision at 17th and La streets caused about $225 in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Theodore F. Nieman, 23, of 828 Indiana Street, and Ronald E. Greenlee, 22, of 1425 Tennessee Street.
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17Th
la. Sts
Theodore F. Nieman
Ind. St
Ronald E. Greenlee
Tenn. St
In Memoriam Nettie Swain 1959
In loving memory of Nettie Swain who departed this life on April 6 1959. An open gate at the end of the road awaits each soul and our Father claims his own. Roscoe Swain and Family
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Nettie Swain
Roscoe Swain
Postage stamps honor Col Glenn Alan Sheperd and space figures
A new series of postage stamps honoring American astronauts and Russian spacemen will be issued by Togo. Elmont Stamp Co. will distribute the stamps, offering a 20 stamp set including Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia space themes for $1 per set with a limit of four sets per customer.
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New York
Togo
United Nations
Elmont Stamp Co
Elmont
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Dept. H
Queens Village
N. Y
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