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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1966

Page

10

Trio of KU Press Beginning Study of U S Indians

Three Kansas University professors start a 22 year study of American Indian children in rural and urban schools with a $30 000 plus annual grant from the U S Office of Education. The project, led by Murray L Wax, includes Rosalie H Wax and Mildred Dickeman with aid from Clyde Warrior.

Kansas University U.S. Office of Education Murray L. Wax Rosalie H. Wax Mildred Dickeman Tahlequah Okla Waxes Cherokee County Clyde Warrior Miss Dickeman Kenwood Delaware County Spavinaw Lake Murray Wax Tulsa Wax Pine Ridge Reservation South Dakota New York City

Delay in Kansas will suit arguments and ruling

The court case over Dane Hansen's will in Logan County Kansas was reset for May 10 with written arguments due by May 4. The estate is valued at 8.7 million dollars. The will, challenged by nephew George Hansen Jr, would fund a 1 million family trust and largely benefit a charity and education foundation for Logan area Phillips County and western Kansas.

Phillipsburg Kan Dane Hansen Logan William B. Ryan Ryan Hansen George Hansen Jr Salt Lake City Provins Phillips County Kansas

Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant Staffing Near 3,300

The Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant employs about 2,500 with a planned peak of 3,300 by August amid Viet Nam War demands. Production and renovation proceed on schedule as powder supplies build up. The government has authorized nearly 30 million dollars for partial plant reactivation and Army appropriations continue to align with wartime needs.

Sunflower Army Journal-World Sear Lawrence Department of the Army

Ellsworth presses realism on balance of payments plan

Rep. Robert Ellsworth urged a more realistic approach to the nations balance of payments and inflation in a House speech. He warned the hopeful 1965 export surplus gain may reverse to a 1.36 billion shortfall, urging action to cool domestic inflation and curb competitiveness.

Washington Robert Ellsworth R-Kan House Johnson Ellsworth United States

New Bradley School Dedication At Ft Leavenworth

A new elementary school at Ft. Leavenworth was dedicated with Gen. Omar N. Bradley present. The 73 year old former Army chief of staff called the school good and urged students to study both inside and outside class. Bradley, who once studied at the post, helped lay the cornerstone with Superintendent C. M. Smith.

FT. Leavenworth Kan Army Omar N. Bradley Bradley Command and General Staff Cllege C. M. Smith

Bridge collapse claims Kansas City man in Indian Creek

A bridge over Indian Creek in Overland Park collapsed, sending a pickup into six feet of water. Elbert G. Starks, 27, of Kansas City, died. rescuers searched the creek for possible additional victims near Antioch Road.

Kansas City Indian Creek Elbert G. Starks Overland Park Kan Feriaetet Usta Ae Antioch Road

Gessner Spy Case Speaker Set for Law Day Event

Ernest J. Rice of Topeka chief counsel in the Gessner spy case will speak at Lawrence High School during two Friday sessions for Law Day USA. Rice helped obtain a Kansas City trial court ruling that a confession was involuntary. The event is hosted by the Lawrence Bar Association with Gerald L. Cooley as chairman.

Ernest J. Rice Topeka Gessner Lawrence High School Rice U.S. Court of Appeals Kansas City Kans The Lawrence Bar Assn Eisenhower Gerald L. Cooley

Bear Unbearable When It Chases His Cattle

In Covington Louisiana Paul Guillot 71 pleaded guilty to shooting a bear out of season after alleging the bear chased his cattle three times and he twice chased the animal from pasture before killing it Judge Frederick Ellis fined him $25 but suspended the fine noting the bear trespass only once.

Paul Guillot Frederick Ellis Guillot

Architect Designer To Speak At KU Awards Dinner

George Nakashima of New Hope Pennsylvania renowned architect and furniture designer will address the Kansas University architecture awards dinner at 6 30 p m May 13 in the Kansas Union He runs wood based manufacturing in Pennsylvania Japan and India and is a University of Washington MIT and Fontainebleau trained graduate

George Nakashima New Hope Kansas University Department of Architecture Kansas Union Nakashima Pennsylvania Japan India University of Washington Massachusetts Institute of Technology American School of Fine Arts Fontainebleau France

Dirksen Calls Johnson to Act on Budget Stakes

Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen urged President Johnson to do more than talk about curbing spending as a $3 billion boost to the $113 billion budget loomed. Johnson warned Congress may increase the budget, while Dirksen blamed Democrats for forcing higher spending and pressed the President to direct party leaders to oppose the rise.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Johnson Congress White House Dirksen

Houston council considers $79.1 million budget

May or Louie Welch has submitted a $79.1 million budget to the Houston City Council, down from last year's $80.7 million. The proposal outlines planned spending for the city as officials review fiscal needs.

Houston, Tex Louie Welch Houston

British Sub Walrus Heads Home After Stowaway Girl

The British submarine Walrus departed Baltimore for home with Barbara McVay a 17 year old girl who had hidden in the conning tower to visit England. She was discovered after four hours due to engine fumes and was placed in a Wilmington detention home until her parents arrived.

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