Community notices from Stull and area events
Stull 4 H members and parents held a parents night at Kanwaka Hall with 55 attendees. O F T A class at Stull E U B church hosted a Wednesday supper with many families in attendance. The seventh grade Easter party at Berryton School had hostess mothers and pupil Jimmy Spencer. The sweeper committee met to decide on a new church mop unit. Ice Capades trip in Kansas City drew 105 people from E U B Church. Several local residents attended REA in Topeka and visits from Kansas weekend guests were noted. Carl Yastrzemski set a major league record for left handed batters by grounding into 30 double plays in the 1964 season.
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John Inlee
Clarence Kellum
Kanwaka Hall
Clifford Houk
O.F.T.A
Stull E. U.B
Hallman
Anna Marie
Susan
Tony
Berryton
Jimmy Spencer
Bill Anderson
Barbara
George Steele
Sandy
Glen O’connor
Raymond Ice
Kansas City
E.U.B
Sue Petefish
Lola Hildenbrand
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Stull
R.E.A
Topeka
Herman Becker
Cawker City
Vern Swallow
Everett O’connor
Wichita
Melvin O’connor
Kansas University
Jess O'Connor
Esther Anderson
Everett Inloes
Carol
Christena
Cathaleen
Andy Anderson
J. M. O’connor
Pat Long
Rolla
Sandy Steele
Wildcats Seek TV Rematch With Tigers Cougars
Missouri and Houston will face Kentucky this season, offering a chance for revenge. Kentucky holds an undefeated record against both teams in previous single meetings in basketball.
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Lexington
Missouri
Houston
Kentucky
Wildcats
Tigers
Cougars
Avery Says State Must Struggle for Expansion
Gov. William H. Avery told a Topeka audience during Kansas Appreciation Week that growth depends on local effort. He noted Kansas has unprecedented available investment capital and urged vigorous industrial expansion at the local level, with the Kansas Industrial Division of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce sponsoring the week.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Met Star Mary Curtis-Verna to Close KU Concert Course
Mary Curtis-Verna, first American to sing Turandot at the Metropolitan Opera, closes Kansas University Concert Course with a 3:30 p.m. Sunday recital at Murphy Hall Theater. She has eight seasons with the Metropolitan Opera Association and will perform works by Schubert Wolf Turina and Verdi. Tickets are available at Bell Music Company and the Murphy Hall box office.
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Met Star
Mary Curtis-Verna
Puccini
Metropolitan Opera
Kansas University
University Theater
Bell Music Company
Murphy Hall
Curtis-Verna
Metropolitan Opera Association
Lawrence
Schubert
Wolf
Turina
Verdi
Scarah
Hoch
Navy Keeps Busy With Pacific Action Amid Viet Nam War
Washington AP reports the Pacific Fleet fields over 220 combat ships including 3 carriers, Polaris subs, 8 cruisers and around 150 destroyers. The 7th Fleet operates off Vietnam with three attack carriers and an antisubmarine carrier, hosting more than 64,000 personnel.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U.S
Pacific
Atlantic
Adm
David L. McDonald
McDonald
Red China
China
Soviet Union
7Th Fleet
U.S. Pacific
Western Pacific
Editor Hoyt Confirmed for U S Information Commission
President Johnson's nomination of Palmer Hoyt editor and publisher of The Denver Post was confirmed by voice vote on Wednesday to serve on the U S Advisory Commission on Information. The action appoints Hoyt to a federal information policy role.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
U.S. Advisory Commission On Information
April arts events fill KU calendar with recitals and lectures
Dated April events list Carillon and recital programs by Albert Gerken and Mary Curtis-Verna, plus lectures by Gunnar Myrdal and Irving Lavin. Socials include the International Club Banquet and AWS Honors Night in Kansas Union venues. Also noted are exhibits on censorship and Mann at Watson Library and Thomas Mann at Malott Library.
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Albert Gerken
University
Pais
Mary Curtis-Verna
Universeater
International Club
Union Ballroom
Newman
John P. Augelli
Latin America
Korum
Kansas Union
Gunnar Myrdal
Stockholm U
Swarthout
Paul W. Richards
U. of New Wales
AWS
Profs
W. Meserve
J. A. Buzzie
M. McCluggage
Hoch Auditorium
Joanine Wester
Irving Lavin
Fraser
Pan Peng
Robert Hiller
Forum Room
Langston Hughes
New York
Marie Geisler
Malott
Watson Library
Thomas Mann
Wesley Foundation
Adv Fence Tips Basic Board Fence and Board on Board
Tips on building a simple board fence and board on board privacy screens. Recommends outdoor lumber like Douglas fir or western red cedar and finishing options. Advertising note for Mc Connell Lumber at 844 East 13th, VI 3-3877.
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McConnell Lumber
East 13Th
Athletics Rally Past Indians 17-15 in June Comeback
On June 16, 1925 the Philadelphia Athletics trailed Cleveland 15-3 in the seventh inning and stormed back to win 17-15, marking baseball’s famed late surge by a major league team.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
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