Regents OK Revised Fees for International Students at KU
Kansas Board of Regents approved new annual fees for foreign students at the University of Kansas and four state schools. Effective this fall foreign students pay 290, in state residents 244, and out of state students 574 dollars at KU. Also approved are appointing Dr. George Beckmann as associate dean of faculties in charge of international programs beginning July 1 and several KU projects funded under the research foundation act.
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Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Kansas State University
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hays
George Beckmann
Ford Foundation
Beckmann
Research Foundation
Department of Administration
Henry Bubb
New Research Foundation
Regents
Kansas Union
Templin Hall
Hashinger Hall
Hashinger
Ellsworth
Strong Hall
Strong
Four Custodians Honored at Lawrence School Dinner
Lawrence School system honored four retiring custodians Lonnie Howard Roy Smith Priest Jordan Sr. and Ross Matherly at a recognition dinner in Lawrence High. Dr Carl Knox presented each with a Board of Education certificate as principals from Cordley McAllaster and Lawrence High spoke about their service.
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Lawrence School
Lawrence High
Lonnie Howard
Roy Smith
Cordley School
Priest Jordan Sr
McAllaster School
Ross Matherly
Carl Knox
Lawrence Schools
Board of Education
Ethan Allen
Carl Althaus
Henry Shenk
Cordley, McAllaster
Douglas County Historical Society Names 15 Board Members
The Douglas County Historical Society reorganization began at a Thursday meeting with 60 attendees in the Police Fire Building basement museum. A 15 member board was appointed, including Mrs. Harold Allen and Prof. Walter Schoene, with elections for officers set for May 23 and a nominating committee to select candidates. Volunteers will clean and arrange museum displays as the society reactivates to advance local historical facilities.
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Douglas County Historical Society
Harold Allen
W. QO. Nelson
Walter Schoene
H. W. Stowits
C. C. Rankin
Vance Roberts
Irma Spangler
George Anderson
Mike Getto
George Allen
R. M. Raney Sr
Marilyn Stokstad
Glenn Kappelman
D. D. Schaake
Laura Neiswanger
Lawrence
Bald Eagle Strongholds Remain in Alaska and Florida
The text notes that Alaska and Florida are the final strongholds for the bald eagle, highlighting regional persistence of the species in these two states.
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Alaska
Florida
Pay Hike Sought for Faculties to PERA
Kansas Board of Regents considers a budget proposal for a 10 percent average pay raise for professors and associate professors, 5 percent for assistant professors and instructors, and 10 percent for graduate assistants. Financing is estimated at 2.5 to 3 million dollars.
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PERA
Kansas Board of Regents
Reporter Reveals Cuba Raid Bombing Incident
Alexander Rorke Jr a former Havana photographer told an anti Communist meeting four men flew a plane over oil refineries in Havana and dropped five bombs but caused no major damage He described bombs as 100 pound explosives and napalm the raid he described as defensive and said the plane departed from a small land mass off the Eurasian continent NBC said it knew him only as a freelance cameraman and had no NBC affiliation He identified himself as owner of Violym III and named Laureano Batista as present at the meeting
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Washington
Alexander Rorke Jr
Cuba
Havana
Rorke
White House
Pierre Salinger
State Department
U.S
United States
National Broadcasting Co
Fidel Castro
NBC
New York
Georgetown University
St. John’s University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Burglar Steals From Vickers Service Station
Early today a thief broke into the Vickers Service Station on North Third Street. About 190 dollars was taken from a drawer inside a fireproof cabinet after a screen was cut and a window reached to access the cabinet from outside.
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Vickers
North Third Street
United States Aims for Manned Moon Flight Before 197
The United States plans a manned lunar mission within an anticipated date before 197. The effort centers on NASA leadership and contractor teams racing to achieve a pioneering Moon landing milestone.
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United States
Health Directors Agree on Duties At Dread Session
Four college presidents spoke at the American College Health Association meeting in Kansas City about university health services. They noted limited staff restricts exams to students and emphasized mental health growth, integration with local physicians, and health education as essential aims.
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Kansas University
American College Health Association
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Elmer F. Ellis
Missouri University
Leland D. Traywich
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
W. Clarke Wescoe
Southwest Missouri State
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Cornell
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Columbia
Rolla
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Traywick
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ACHA
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Lawrence
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Dallas Texans
Texans
Mike Getto
Eldridge
Fairchild to Build Press Plant in Joplin Missouri
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp will open a new 400000 dollar plant in Joplin to manufacture webb offset newspaper presses next fall. The move will add about 100 workers to the local payroll of roughly 200. The operation shifts from Los Angeles County, California, and focuses on graphic equipment and cable division products.
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Joplin
Malott not planning Lawrence return after Cornell tenure
Lawrence remarks by Heard in Lawrence show Cornell president Malott plans travel after stepping down July 1. He discussed panel duties with KU and other college leaders, and said returning to Lawrence is only a temptation on sunny days.
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Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
Kansas University
Lawrence
Malott
Cornell
United States
Ithaca
American College Health Association
Kansas Union
W. Clarke Wescoe
Elmer Ellis
Missouri University
Leland Traywick
Southwest Missouri State College
Reelected President Leads Kansas Retired Civil Service Group
Oren T. Davis of Lawrence was reelected president of the Kansas Federation of Chapters of the National Association of Retired Civil Service Employees at the convention in Pittsburg. Other officers named include Ellis Kenney of Kansas City as first vice president Ray Howell of Ottawa as second vice president and Louise Baker of Lawrence as secretary-treasurer.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Oren T. Davis
Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Chapters
National Association of Retired Civil Service
Ellis Kenney
Kansas City
Ray Howell
Ottawa
Louise Baker
Lobster Imports Reach 33 Million Pounds in 1962
United States import data show lobster shipments totaling 33,000,000 pounds for 1962. Analysts note strong demand and rising per capita consumption influencing trade.
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United States
Bodies Found After Compass No. 2 Mine Blast in West Virginia
Clinchfield Coal Co. reports 14 bodies recovered of 22 trapped miners at Compass No. 2 mine near Clarksburg West Virginia. Sixteen to follow feared dead. First victims located near main tunnel and later in a lateral section. Supt. Harry Chapman announced the discovery as families, miners, and officials waited outside the entrance.
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Clarksburg
W.va
Clinchfield Coal Co
Harry Chapman
Chapman
Two Persons Injured In County Auto Collision
Two people were injured after 10 p.m. Thursday in a two car crash four miles west of 23rd and Iowa Streets on a county road. Gertrude Miller 16 Route 1 sustained cuts bruises and an ankle injury while passenger John Estes 18 1247 Tenn St suffered facial lacerations. Lynn McGee 20 1127 Ohio St driver of the other car was uninjured. Both vehicles were total losses according to Sheriff Fred Broeker.
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23Rd
Iowa
Gertrude Miller
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Miller
John Estes
Tenn. St
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Lynn McGee
Ohio St
Fred Broeker
Santa Fe Income Up 7 1 Per Cent At Annual Meeting
The Santa Fe Railway reports first quarter net income of 13.2 million up 7.1 percent from last year after depreciation guideline adjustments. Ernest S. Marsh notes per share earnings of 0.48, vs 0.44 year ago. John Reed elected a director. re-elections include Fred Gurley John Rettaliata and Thomas Lamont. about 88 percent of shares represented.
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Ernest S. Marsh
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Marsh
John §. Reed
Santa Fe Finance
W. Laird
Fred G. Gurley
John T. Rettaliata
Chicago
Thomas
Lamont
New York City
Police Dogs Demonstrated by Topeka Unit at Kiwanis
Rebel the 100 pound German Shepherd from the Topeka Police Canine Corps impressed the Lawrence Kiwanis Club with police work. Patrolman Ed Lee and Sgt. John Leonard explained the dog’s training and its role in tracking narcotics and subduing suspects.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Rebel
Topeka Police Canine Corps
John Leonard
Ed Lee
Topeka
Leonard
Kansas University
Kansas City
Lee
Sgt
Private Family Entrance Funeral Notice
A brief funeral notice stating a private family entrance and services for Rum sey Funeral Home VI 3 5111.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Rockefeller Says JFK Programs For Europe Not Good
New York AP Rockefeller urges a genuine political partnership with Atlantic allies and opposes the Kennedy nuclear plan for Western Europe as a chaotic NATO setup. He proposes a permanent NATO committee and selling nuclear materials to Europe tied to progress in integration. He warns against treating allies as dependent, seeks equal partnership.
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Europe
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Western
NATO
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U.S
Soviet Union
Latin America
Japan
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Africa
United States
Holiday Inn Planned on Topeka Block Sought by Brock Lindquist
The Urban Renewal Agency approved a 145000 bid for a square Topeka block bounded by 5th 6th Jefferson and Madison for a 110 room Holiday Inn motel. Bidders are Robert L Brock and Edwin R Lindquist of nearby Holiday Inn properties. The bid equals about one dollar per square foot.
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Topeka
Urban Renewal Agency
Robert L. Brock
Edwin R. Lindquist
Lawrence
5Th
6Th
Jefferson
Madison
Milwaukeean Chosen Publishers' President Shot to Term
New York AP reports Irwin Maier, president and publisher of the Milwaukee Journal and Sentinel, was elected to a one year term as president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Frank A. Daniels of Raleigh was elected treasurer, Robert M. White II of Mexico,Mo., interim treasurer since the death of J. Hale Steinman.
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Irwin Maier
Milwaukee Journal and Sentinel
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Frank A. Daniels
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer and Times
Robert M. White II
Mexico
Ledger
J. Hale Steinman
Lancaster
Intelligencer Journal
New Era
Robber in Topeka Isnt Successful
A 20 year old youth was arrested twenty minutes after the Kaw Valley Citizens State Bank in Topeka was robbed of seven thousand to seven thousand five hundred dollars. Loucene Hilton Morris Jr. faces federal bank robbery charges and was found at municipal airport with a Salina plane ticket and two revolvers. He was held on a fifteen thousand dollar bond.
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Topeka
U. S
George S. Allen
Kaw Valley
Municipal
Salina
Central Airlines
Russell Percival
Percival
Morris
Card of Thanks for Altha Guthrie and family
Gratitude expressed from the Guthrie and Lefholz families for flowers cards food and donations during illness and death of Altha M. Guthrie. Acknowledgments to Rev Wm DeLaughder Centenary Methodist Church Trinity Lutheran Church and Mrs Effie Hunsinger and family. Also thanks for get well wishes after surgery.
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Altha M. Guthrie
Wm. DeLaughder
Centenary Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Effie Hunsinger
Larry Lefholz
Gratitude Note to University of Kansas Friends
A speaker thanks friends at the University of Kansas for their time and money, gifting a lovely watch and a monetary present. The message conveys appreciation from the sender to supporters and donors.
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The
University of Kansas
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