KU Graduation Committee Sets Annual Centennial Commencement
The 1966 Kansas University commencement committee has been announced by Henry Shenk. Centennial commencement runs June 4 to 6 with baccalaureate on June 5 and commencement on June 6 at Memorial Stadium. Clifford P. Osborne will speak at baccalaureate, retiring KU Philosophy Department member after 28 years. Distinctive service citations will honor outstanding KU alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Henry Shenk
Memorial Stadium
Clifford P. Osborne
Natalie Calderwood
Barbara Craig
Edwin Elbel
Ray Nichols
al Palmerlee
Paul Roofe
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Brian Biles
Hutchinson
Caroline Richardson
Leawood
Jim Bartlett
Joplin
Vince Bilotta
Alumni Association
Jerry Hutchison
Mildred Clodfelter
Alex Boyle
Hazel Anderson
C. L. Berneking
Darrel W. Holt
Herman Lujan
Senate Fund-Raising Furor Probe Continues in Capitol
Four members of the Senate Ethics Committee say fund raising events were not staged to cover public office expenses apart from campaign costs. The panel probes Sen. Thomas J. Dodd over possible misused funds and tax treatment. Dodd denies issuing statements on testimonial dinners and says funds were gifts, not campaign contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Connecticut
John Sherman Cooper
Ethics Committee
Cooper
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bennett
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Capitol Hill
Florida
Senator McGee presses more U.S. troops for Viet Nam drive
Senator Gale W. McGee urged sending additional American fighting men to South Viet Nam to accelerate victory at less cost. He warned of a vacuum behind sweeps and called for Americans to secure newly cleared areas. Senator Ribicoff criticized inconsistent official explanations of U.S. Viet Nam policy.
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Washington
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
South Viet Nam
McGee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Viet Nam
United States
Ribicoff
Autograph Scrapbook Becomes Pleasant High School Hobby
Linda Beers 17 a Lawrence High School senior started collecting autographs of prominent political figures after a class project. She mailed letters and postcards, receiving signatures from President Johnson Vice President Humphrey cabinet members and many senators. Some foreign leaders including Harold Wilson and Lester Pearson replied while others did not. She plans to continue expanding the collection and keeps the items in binders and a loose leaf notebook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Beers
Lawrence High School
Miss Beers
Glen Beers
1410 Summit
Dan Austin
America
Robert Ellsworth
Linda
William Avery
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas University
Johnson
Humphrey
Gov
Avery
Alf Landon
Harold Wilson
England
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Kansas
Wilson
Pearson
Chaing Kai-shek
Republic of China
Cabinet
Senate
LHS
KU Theatre Activity Buzzes as Noted Guests Visit
Visitors find high theatre activity at KU as William Inge meets students for a creative writing seminar and the Yugoslavian demonstration team attends acting directing and dance classes. Elliot Norton will discuss dramatic criticism with graduate students in the Modern Theatre Seminar with sessions April 28 29 and 30 at 411 Summerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Nation
University
William Inge
Little Sheba
University Theatre
Elliot Norton
Boston Record American and Sunday Advertiser
Boston University
Norton
Summerfield
CATV Operators Warned Not to Supplant Free TV
Kansas City AP report cites William Carlisle of the National Association of Broadcasters warning CATV operators at the Mid-America CATV Association meeting. He warned against pursuing pay television or wired services that would compete with free television, urging operators to remain true community antennas.
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Kansas City
William Carlisle
Washington
National Association of Broadcasters
Mid-American
Catv Association
CATV
U.S. Reacquires Bombs From Allies for Asia Use
The Defense Department says about 18 000 bombs were reacquired this year from several countries under aid terms. Officials and sources indicate the ordnance may be used in Vietnam, though officials deny planned transfers and confirm inventories must not drop. A separate repurchase of 5500 bombs sold in 1964 was noted, with McNamara calling shortages "baloney."
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Air Force
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baloney
Worry Over Diminished Beauty Sheds Light On Lamarr Case
Tony Loder testifies in Los Angeles Municipal Court that Hedy Lamarr feared losing her beauty as stresses mounted before her January shoplifting arrest. He described her thin and nervous state after a parking lot incident and noted she was stopped for suspected drunken driving though not intoxicated. Police said Lamarr carried $86 in merchandise and checks totaling $14 000 in her purse.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Tony Loder
Miss Lamarr
Loder
John Loder
University of California At Los Angeles
Yale Professor to Lecture on Tang Culture at Kansas Union
Charles Seymour Wright, history professor at Yale, will give a lecture at 8 p.m. Monday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. The talk is titled Tang Culture as Seen in the Life of Changan.
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Arthur F. Wright
Charles Seymour
Yale University
Kansas Union
Changan
Public Notice Legal Action in Douglas County Kansas
The Lawrence Daily Journal World notes a district court case Madge M. Stroud plaintiff versus Pascadal Fish Shawnee Indian head of a family et al defendants case number 23937 The State of Kansas issues summons to Pascahal Fish and listed defendants including Louis Pfeif Charles Durr and Mary Bartusch with unknown heirs and assigns named as potential parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Madge M. Stroud
Pascadal Fish
State of
Pascahal Fish
Paschal Fish
Louis Pfeif
Louis
Pfeif
Charles Durr
Frederick Banitz
John F. Roberts
Eliza F. Haelsig
Lebbecht Haelsig
Henry Hunziker
Robert Barttusch
Mary Bartusch
Mina S Bartusch
Clara Lotz
Quieting Title in Real Estate in Douglas County Kansas
Madge M. Stroud files a petition in the District Court of Douglas County asking judgment to quiet title to real estate and bar all claimed rights liens or interests. Defendants including unknown spouses officers successors creditors and assigns are urged to plead by May 23 1966 in Lawrence Kansas. Attorneys for plaintiff are John J Riling and Eugene C Riling.
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Alce
Stic
Pucedians
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Madge M._ Stroud
Lawrence
Madge M. Stroud
John J. Riling Hugene C
Riling
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Orvel Beer
In the Probate Court Douglas County Kansas a petition seeks appointment of an administrator for the estate of Orvel E Beer aka Orvel Earl Beer deceased No S 10464 Notice to all concerned to file defenses by May 19 1966 at 2 00 p m in Lawrence Kansas. The hearing will determine the petition Lucjutta Beer petitioner Wayne Allphin Jr attorney for petitioner Judge Charles C Rankin probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Said
Orvel
Beer
Orvel Earl Beer
Kansas
Peresons
Luejutta Beer
Orvel E. Beer
Orevellk
Lawrence
Lucjutta Beer
Wayne Allphin Jr
Hazel L. High
Hazel Lu. High
Helen M. Evans
Douglas
State of
Unified School District seeks budget increase in 1966 67
The Douglas County Kansas Unified School District No 491 will apply to the School Budget Review Board for authority to raise its 1966 67 operating budget by 72960 dollars, approving higher tax levy about 6144 mills or 6 50 per thousand. Reasons include unforeseen costs from unification and need for funds for new or additional facilities. The present maximum without approval is 232254 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Unified School District
Douglas County
Kansas
School Budget Review Board
Senate
Kansas’ Legislature
School Foundation Finance Act
Alf T. Oleson
Beverly Edwards
State of
Douglas
Donald M. Bage
Public Estate Sale in Lawrence Lists Furniture and Antiques
Public sale set for Saturday and Sunday April 28 1966 from 8 to 6 at 1329 Kentucky Avenue in Lawrence Kansas listing mahogany loves seat rockers tables beds chests trunks dining sets and many musical instruments. The notice states Not An Auction and Not responsible in case of accident.
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Sun
Alpha Owens
Kentucky
Lawrence
Kansas
PUBLIC SALE AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REAR APRIL 30
Public sale announced for Saturday April 30 at 1 p.m. in the rear of the Presbyterian church at 901 Vermont. Mariners Club of the Presbyterian Church owners auctioneer Mr. C G Skillet Skiles listed.
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Presbyterian Church
Mariners Club
C. G
Gene Vaneil
Ed Cain
Haverty & Hedges Realtor
Larry Hatfield
Ail Shaw
Glen Freeman
al Haverty
Chuck Hedges
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Lujan
Harold Riehm
Riehm
Cyrus de Coster
de Coster
Kenneth Rothwell
Rothwell
Bill Chestnut
Frank Owen
Pete Swartz
James Hitt
Thomas Ryther
Printing Service
Harry Buchholz
E. P. Mooman
Mildred Seaman
Howard Stringham
William Moore
Kansas School of Religion
Sawyer
Texaco 23Rd & Barker
Tirere & Parts
Capitol
University of Hartford, Conn
Dean Rusk
York - Mathis - Crane
R.S.E
Ered Lee
Lawrence Furniture Inc
Mass
New Leasing
Out and
Emery Rd
W. E. Almquist
Y Jane Larson
Glen
Ady
Asia
Hedy
Allloemal
Charles C. Rankin
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