University’s future tied to student voice and teaching
A speech argues that student attitude shift strengthens American higher education. It calls for dialogue on curriculum teaching rewards and university relations, while praising KU’s 21st century potential and the enduring Kansas academic tradition.
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Francis Huntington Snow
MSU Accused as CIA Front in Vietnam Project
Michigan State University faced charges in Ramparts magazine alleging the school acted as a front for CIA operatives in Viet Nam. MSU officials denied knowledge of CIA involvement and said the project offered advice on police, civil service, and security planning while denying gun sales.
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Stanley Shienbaum
Center For Democratic Studies
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Shhienbaum
Robert Scheer
Two Local Fire Runs In Lawrence No Damage Reported
Lawrence firemen answered two calls on Wednesday but caused no damage. At 6 08 p m they put out a stove fire at 809 Maple Street. At 11 48 p m they extinguished a car fire at 19th and Almira.
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Stockbroker Huffaker Dies At 59 In Kansas City
Thomas Bates Huffaker 59, resident manager of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, died of cancer Wednesday. A KU alumnus of 1928, he was noted for supporting the university's athletic program.
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Fetus Lived Outside Womb in Groundbreaking Test Tube Study
A monkey fetus, 106 days post conception, survived 30 plus hours outside the mother in a test tube world under Dr. Donald E. Pickering at the University of Nevada Human Development Laboratory. Researchers plan longer trials to study human development implications and potential disease detection. Federal funds totaling 450000 dollars were authorized for related university facilities and private support for the University of Kansas under Council for Progress leadership.
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Donald E. Pickering
University of Nevada
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Pickering
University of Kansas campus project plans outlined
Documentation details proposed funding for the Lawrence campus including 2 million for a research library 750000 for a new Law School building 1 million for four residence colleges 1 million for a new Art Museum 0.3 million for an outdoor theater near Potter Lake 175000 for a Children's Institute Building and 750000 for a Medical Research Center 500000 for a Radiation Therapy Center and 150000 for cardio vascular equipment. The unrestricted opportunity fund is described as essential flexible resources. The KU Art Museum with 10000 items could only display 500 at a time. the 2 million collection is among the nation’s top five campus collections.
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University of Kansas
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Atchison
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Topeka
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Wichita
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Detroit
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Allen Park
Michigan
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Dean James R. Surface
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David J. Wilson
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Irvin E. Youngberg
Maurice Barker
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Potter Lake
Children’s Institute
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Murphy Urges University to Hold Obligations with Resources
KU Chancellor Wescoe introduces former chancellor Murphy who argues the university cannot withdraw from central duties. He citesмы past growth in research funding and endowed chairs and outlines core challenges requiring more resources to meet expanding expectations. A Wichita grain elevator and a Hutchinson facility are noted.
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Lawrence to House Md Continual Regional Educational Laboratory
Ed Lab Center in Lawrence will be one of 11 service centers for the newly organized Md-Continent Regional Educational Laboratory MCREL a voluntary association of schools colleges and universities in Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Missouri and beyond. Lawrence Public Schools and Kansas University are members with leaders from KU and Lawrence on the board. Four pilot schools in Kansas Nebraska and Missouri chosen for four projects including exemplary programs reading student teaching coordination and community action schools.
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Buddhist Institute leaders hail decree promising elections soon
Thich Tam Chau and Thich Thien Minh announce government agrees to people’s demands and to form a national assembly. They call off demonstrations and urge a meeting at the institute. Ho Giao says the military government has satisfied their main aims, including elections within three to five months.
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Tam Chau
Buddhist Institute
Thich Thien Minh
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