Pharmacy revolution reshapes Kansas pharmacist role
KU Pharmacy Dean J Allen Reese notes a quiet postwar revolution in pharmacy. Education and research expanded drug knowledge, making modern pharmacists highly trained professionals. Reese, who led KU since 1940, will step down this spring to continue teaching and guiding student research.
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Kansas University
J. Allen Reese
KU Pharmacy School
Kansas
Dean Reese
Mississippi
Medical College of Virginia
Reese
United States
University
Market News This Week on Investment Company Shares
This week reports closing prices for investment company shares with quotations supplied by Barret Fitch Rinwth of MA Anuleil and Wu. The data reflects market movements and pricing among leading investment firms.
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Barret, Fitch
Rinwth
Market Price Report for Grains Eggs Poultry and Butter
Kansas City AP reports prices paid to producers for grains corn and soybeans with listed values. Eggs large A to C receive varying quotes for farm and delivered sales along with wholesale rates. Poultry prices cover hens capons ducks and live fryers with Missouri and Arkansas delivery figures and butter grade quotes.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas City Livestock Prices Narrowly Lower Across Classes
AP reports cattle slaughter steers and heifers down from last week with feeders and calves down. good to prime steers run 21.00 to 24.25 and good to prime heifers 20.50 to 23.75. Slaughter lambs rise modestly while hogs fall, with barrows and gilts 13.50 to 14.00 in 185-275 lb range and sows 12.50 to 13.00 in 275-400 lb range.
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Kansas City
El Salvador Students Visit KU for Weeklong Program
Thirteen student leaders from El Salvador University arrive in Lawrence for a week at Kansas University. A reception in the Kansas Room marks the kickoff with Dr. John P. Augelli and Mrs. Jessie Vargas in charge. The visit, sponsored by the State Department, includes meetings, tours, and interaction with KU students and faculty.
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el Salvador University
Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
John P. Augelli
Jessie Vargas
Augelli
Kansas
U.S. Consumes 41 Million Tons of Paper Annually
The United States uses 41.2 million tons of paper each year, equating to about 457 pounds per person, highlighting a large per capita production and waste footprint across households and industries.
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United States
Averill Named Third District Commissioner in Franklin County
Donald Averill chosen as third district county commissioner in Franklin County succeeding the late J. H. Button who died from injuries in an auto accident. Appointing officials Earl Richardson Cecil Vining and Bruce Spears announced the choice. Averill and his wife reside on a farm near Wellsville. They have two married children, Larry Averill and Mrs Wendell Hicks. Averill faces reelection in November 1964.
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Donald Averill
Franklin County
J. H. Button
Earl Richardson
Cecil Vining
Bruce Spears
Averill
Wellsville
Larry Averill
Wendell Hicks
Emporia
Menninger To Receive MRI Citation At Kansas City Meeting
Dr. William C. Menninger, president of the Menninger Foundation, Topeka, will receive the 1963 Midwest Research Institute citation at MRI’s 18th annual meeting in Kansas City. The program includes a luncheon, reports by MRI President Dr. Charles N. Kimball, and a dinner with a commemorative citation honoring Menninger’s mental health and research contributions.
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Kansas City
William C. Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Midwest Research Institute
MRI
Muehlebach
Trianon
Charles N. Kimball
Randall Klemme
Northern Natural Gas Company
Omaha
Kimball
Dr. Menninger
Kansas
William H. Muchnic
Atchison
Fred W. Stein
Walter H. Wulf
Humboldt
Wichita
Thomas McNally
Pittsburg
Two Oklahoma deaths noted in Claremore and Tulsa
Mrs. Mary Ethel Henson 83 died Friday morning in Vinita Oklahoma. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Rice Funeral Home Claremore with four daughters two sons eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren among survivors. Miss Altha Guthrie 80 of 1140 R J Street died today in a local nursing home. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Monday Cooper Warren Mortuary burial Reno Cemetery. Survivors include a sister niece and nephew.
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Vinita
Okla
Rice Funeral Home
Claremore
Mary Clepper
N. Y. St
L. L. Foster
Broken Arrow
Faye Eagleton
Irene Henson
Tulsa
John W. Henson
Yakima
Wash
Wilson W. Henson
Washington, D. C
Altha Guthrie
R. J. St
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
William DeLaughder
Reno
Centenary Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Midland Rural Club
Effie Hunsinger
Carrie Fultz
Guy C. Hunsinger
Maiden Lane
University Registrar Earns Two Top AACRAC Honors
James K. Hitt, registrar and director of admissions at Kansas University, was named president elect of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers and will become president in 1964. He also received the Time and Life award for distinguished service and a plaque for his contributions the past year, notably as chairman of the data and definitions committee and editor of the Handbook of Data and Definitions in Higher Education.
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James K. Hitt
Kansas University
American Association of Collegiate Registrars
New York City
Hitt
Aacrac
Association
Memorial Hospital Admits Six Mothers and Infants
Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Charisse Kolterman at 912 W 21st Lillian Eddy at 846 Ala William Hill of Hilltop Dr Carolyn Helmer Route 4 Georgianna Taylor and baby girl at Eudora Sandra Glass and baby boy Route 2 Lucie Seymour 2015 Clifton Ct Lloyd Barling 1819 Ind a son Friday Donald Reimer 2409 Ridge Ct a son Friday Duane Van Anne 2421 Ridge Ct a son today Feliciano Leanos 1220 E 15th a daughter today
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William Hill
Hilltop Dr
Carolyn Helmer
Georgianna Taylor
Lloyd Barling
Ind
Donald Reimer
Ridge Ct
Duane van Anne
Feliciano Leanos
E. 15Th
Accountant's Day at KU to Be Monday
The Accounting Society of the Kansas University Business School and the Kansas City chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold Accountant's Day Monday in the Kansas Union. KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will speak at a 6:30 p.m. buffet in the Kansas Room. Alvin K. Hoyle will preside. Alpha Chi Omega will provide music. Carroll M. Rogers is society president. The event includes a panel on internal auditing and invites area junior college students. Registration starts at 10 a.m. in the Union north lobby.
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Kansas University Business School
Kansas City
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Kansas
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Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Carroll M. Rogers
Stouffer Place
National Association of Accountants
Business School
Haskell Student Leader Visits Washington DC
Bobby Jenkins president of the Haskell Student Council was among 29 Indian high school students at a Washington DC conference on history and government. The group toured the area and met Interior Secretary Stewart Udall and Indian Affairs commissioner Phileo Nash. Jenkins is a Cherokee from Maysville Arkansas and a longtime honor student and athlete at Haskell.
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Haskell
Washington, D.C
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Oklahoma
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South Dakota
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New Mexico
Utah
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Washington
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Interior
Stewart Udall
Indiana
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Jenkins
Maysville
Ark
Boys State
The
Indian Leader
Chemistry Students Will Join Faculties
Three Kansas University chemistry students will take academic posts beyond KU for the next year. Ivory V. Nelson, a Shreveport Louisiana doctoral candidate, joins Southern University faculty in Baton Rouge. Sharon Bratcher, a Kansas City Missouri senior, becomes a graduate assistant at Arizona University. John W. Matt, Minneapolis senior and three time basketball letter winner, is appointed to an assistantship at Indiana University.
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Ivory V. Nelson
Shreveport
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Sharon Bratcher
Kansas City
Arizona University
John W. Matt
Minneapolis
Indiana University
KU students hospitalized after Lakeview road mishap near Lawrence
Three KU students were hospitalized and one treated and released after a traffic accident on Lakeview road five miles northwest of Lawrence at 12 25 a m. John K Letton 1425 Tennessee Street Sr drove the car that struck a parked vehicle injuring Nancy Dodge Kenneth Hibbard and Jim Hubbard. A second KU student Arthur Lucas overturned nearby in a separate crash five minutes earlier injuring Charlene Edmondson. both were uninjured enough to avoid hospital care. Damages were estimated at 225 dollars to the Letton car 100 dollars to the parked car and 400 dollars to Lucas’s vehicle. No arrests were reported.
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Lakeview
Lawrence
John K. Letton
Tenn. Sr
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Nancy Dodge
Cindy Heinz
Jim Hubbard
Kenneth Hibbard
1645
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Rex Johnson
Johnson
Letton
Lakeview Road
Arthur M. Lucas
Engel Rd
Lucas
Charlene Edmondson
Neb. St
Balloon drifts away as Stargazer balloon launches at Holloman
At Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico a high altitude Stargazer balloon carrying Capt. Joe Kittinger and astronomer William White broke free in windy conditions. The 5 300 pound instrument gondola remained, with a 3 million cubic foot balloon valued at 53 000 dollars. Recovery chances exist and if found must be inspected by Schjeldahl Co. in Minnesota.
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N.M
Air Force
Schjeldahl Co
Northfield
Minn
Joe Kittinger
William White
Charles Harris
Kittinger
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