Fascists Here Now Says Gov Hatfield At Conference
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield warned in Scottsdale that fascists are present and gaining respectability through some business leaders. He cautioned a blood bath against minorities and urged both parties to disavow extremists, saying fascists threaten American ideals.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Mark ©. Hatfield
Oregon
Hatfield
White House
Western Governors’ Conference
Democratic Party
Republican Party
John Birch Society
Los Angeles Times News Service
Knowland Elected As New Director For Press Agency
William F. Knowland was elected to the AP board of directors joining Gene Robb and others at the annual meeting in New York. Robb defeated Kirchhofer for the New York State seat as director. Existing directors Paul Miller George W Healy Jr and W D Maxwell were re elected.
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New York
Associated Press
William F. Knowland
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Senate
Gene Robb
Albany
N.Y
Knickerbocker News and Times- Union
Robb
A. H. Kirchhofer
Buffalo
New York State
Wayne C. Smith
Meriden
Buell W. Hudson
The
Woonsocket
R.I
Call
John Cowles Jr
Minneapolis Morning Tribune
Sunday Tribune
J. Kelly Sisk
Greenville
S.C
Daily Biedmont
Frank §. Hoag Jr
Pueblo
Colo
Chieftain
Kansas Grads Win National NSF Summer Fellowships
Five Kansas University graduates receive National Science Foundation summer fellowships for research during residences or field work. Recipients include Donald R. Currey geography 12 weeks Roger L. Kaesler geology 12 weeks Loren C. Larson mathematics 8 weeks Mrs Rosalie Maddocks geology 12 weeks and Jack W. Pierce geology 12 weeks.
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Kansas University
National Science Foundation
NSF
Donald R. Currey
Banning
Calif
Geography
Roger L. Kaesler
Wichita
Geology
Loren C. Larson
Lindsborg
Rosalie F. Maddocks
Mitchell Rd
Jack W. Pierce
Litchfield
Jayne Mansfield Plans Mexico Divorce From Mickey Hargitay
Buffalo report says actress Jayne Mansfield intends to file for a Mexican divorce from her husband Mickey Hargitay next week. Lawyers indicate divorce papers are to be filed in Juarez today. The couple wed January 12, 1958 and have two children Miklos and Zoltan.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Hollywood
Jerry Schutzbank
Juarez
Miklos
Zoltan
Miss Mansfield
Paul Mansfield
AUFS Lecturer Lawrence Olson to Speak at KU
Lawrence Olson of American Universities Field Staff, authority on Japanese affairs, will lecture at Kansas University from April 24 to May 3. He is the fourth and final AUFS speaker for 1962 63 and will discuss East Asian trends with KU classes seminars and faculty gatherings during his campus stay.
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Lawrence Olson
Kansas University
Olson
Forty four KU seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Forty four Kansas University seniors from classes in liberal arts and sciences were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. The KU list includes students from Lawrence and Baldwin, with three Education School seniors among the honorees. Initiation will occur May 7 with a lecture by Dr. Oswald P. Backus on unity in the Polish Lithuanian state.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Baldwin
Phi Beta Kappa
Mississippi River
John R. Light
Harvard Rd
Susan G. McCalla
Ohio St
David H. Michener
Route 4
Roger B. Doudna
Catherine L. Zeliff
Larry I. Blackman
Leavenworth
William Breckenridge
Louisburg
Barbara J. Brooks
Hays
Pamela F. Brown
Suffern
Thelma Kruse Carney
Carbondale
Harrie R. Clyde
Kansas City
James I. Devall
Overland Park
Marshalz Dutton
Colby
Jeenglish
Sondra Sue Ewald
Ronald D. Glotta
Fred Ix. Green
Prairie Village
Vern
B. Grimsley
Garden City
Marjorie Ann Hoy
Carolyn Ruth Hunnicutt
Sabetha
McPherson
Warren D. Keller
Winfield
Larry L. Laudan
Shawnee Mission
John KK. Letton
Pittsburg
John F. Magill
Sharon T. Moore
Leaveneworth
Dianne 2. Mullane
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jon David Muller
Salina
John EF. Neal
Hutchinson
Linda Nelson
Charles T. Patterson
Rockford
Ill
Charles S. Patterson
David G. Patterson
Larned
Kenny Peterson
Topeka
Sara Pfeiffer
Parsons
Linda S. Power
Christina Robinson
St. Mary's
Paul Co. Schaich
Martha I. Schwartz
Manhattan
Susan Shotliff
Joanne Kay Stover
Allan W. Wicker
Independence
Sue Hardisty Worley
College Drinking Becomes Sophisticated Deans Say
UCLA deans Dr. Bryan Atkinson and Dr. A T Brugger report a shift since 1948 toward sophisticated drinking among urban college students. They describe drinking as a social ladder and a sign of mature adult attitudes, noting most students drink openly in public venues and that private religious colleges remain stricter.
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Los Angeles
F. Scott Fitzgerald
University of California At Los Angeles
Bryan Atkinson
A. T. Brugger
Atkinson
UCLA
Yale
Maine
Stein
Brugger
Los Angeles Times News Service
Computer Age Sparks Call for More Trained Mathematicians
At KU honors dinner Prof. Wallace Givens urged expanding the math workforce for digital computers noting the computer age is a decade old and now employs about a quarter of professional mathematicians. He warned to keep computer science within mathematics for precision and cited projected 1963 industry growth to 3.5 billion dollars.
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Wallace Givens
Kansas University
Givens
Wanted Trainees IBM Data Processors and Programmers
Classified ad seeking trainees for IBM data processors and computer programmers with high starting salaries. New recruits may earn up to $550 to $20,000 with a short training period. Must be high school graduate and train at own expense. Training will not interfere with current job. Include phone number. Box N-10 Care of the Journal-World.
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IBM Data Processors
Journal-World
Prize Shared By Two Juniors In Wichita And Green
John R. Kanarr from Wichita and Arlo W. Schurle from Green shared the senior prize. Dr G Baley Price, department chairman, said the department had 170 junior senior majors this year. From 1945 to 1962 the department produced 125 MA and 26 PhD graduates. This June at least 20 MA degrees and three PhDs are expected.
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Ior
John R. Kanarr
Wichita
Arlo W. Schurle
Green
G. Baley Price
German Books Given To Kansas University
A model library for a German teacher valued at over 500 dollars was donated to the Kansas University German Department by the Goethe-Institut Munich. The collection includes about 140 recent works on German literature and teaching methods, plus 10 long playing records on pronunciation and conversation. It is being cataloged and should be in use before semester end.
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Kansas University
Goethe-Institut
Munich
Yale Professor to Speak at KU Humanities Lecture
Dr. F S C Northrop of Yale, Sterling professor of law and philosophy, will deliver a Kansas University Humanities lecture at 8 tonight in Fraser Hall Theater on The Unique Character of the American Legal and Political System. An informal Faculty Club reception will follow.
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F. S. C. Northrop
Sterling
Yale University
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
Douglas County School Boards Meet Tonight at India School
The Douglas County school boards hold their annual meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in India School. Guest speaker George Reida from the State Department of Education will discuss school legislation.
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Douglas County School Boards
India
George Reida
State Department of Education
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Adventures of the Roadrunner
Time Magazine
San Francisco
Venice Filar Festival
Keir Dutten
Janet Margolin
Howard DA Silvain
David & Lisa
Paul Heller
Frank Perry
Continental Distributing Corp
Mary Ann Callan
Dr. Givens
Northwestern University
Applied Mathematics
Argonne National Laboratory
Fred A. Womack Jr
W. 22Nd St
Florence Black
Paul Endacott
Bartlesville
Miss Black
James B. Collier
Webster Groves, Mo
Keith B. Prater
Olathe
Gregory Peck
Atticus Finch
Roper
Kansas Public Service Co., Inc
Massachusetts
Ray
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N. W. Pettengill
Famous
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Sanitone
Serbia
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