KU Honors Top Women With Scholarships and Honors
Outstanding Kansas University women were cited Monday night at the Associated Women Students honors night. Seven Lawrence coeds joined 24 Mortar Board juniors and 46 Owens freshmen in awards and membership.
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Kansas University
Associated Women Students
Lawrence
Ind. St
Sharon Stalcup
W. 20Th St
Owens
Carole Clancy
Hilltop
Mary Kathryn Dunlap
Sunset
Hilda Gibson
American Association of University Women
Janice Wise
Kansas City
Lawrence Aauw
AWS
Lynette Berg
Topeka
Claudia Reeder
Overland Park
Lois Evonne Miller
Alma
Barbara L. Kibler
Karen Sue McCarty
Wichita
Lauralee M. Milberg
Arlington
Martha Parmley
Pamela Sue Rice
Martha Lee Shirley
Mankato
JoLynne Talbott
Dianne Turner
Wendy Wilkerson
ATO Lends a Hand At Activity Site
The 62 members of Alpha Tau Omega at Kansas University repaint the Bess Stone Activity Center for the mentally challenged as part of Help Week. The KU chapter sponsors a Help Week Trophy and funds come from a member collection for paints and equipment.
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Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Kansas University
Bess Stone
Ohio St
Douglas County Association For
Atos
Indiana
ATO
EU Alpha Taus
Alpha Tau Omega
KU Interfraternity Council
LHS Musicians Win Big at Topeka Festival
Lawrence High School musicians earned top honors at the Kansas Music Festival held at Washburn University in Topeka. Superior ratings were awarded to Nancy Hitt flute solo Connie Shaver flute solo Alan Hitt trumpet solo Ken White boy's medium voice Linda Winters girl's low voice. Other superior ratings went to Bill Moorhead baritone horn solo Nancy Gallup piano solo Gilbert Wediman trombone solo Matty McGrew girl's high voice.
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Lawrence
Washburn University
Topeka
Nancy Hitt
Connie Shaver
Alan Hitt
Ken Whitenight
Linda Winters
Bill Moorhead
Nancy Gallup
Gilbert Wediman
Matty McGrew
Mansfield warns of Korea risk if Viet Nam bombing proceeds
Senate leader Mike Mansfield argues that bombing North Viet Nam supply lines could widen the conflict into a Korea like war with American losses likely to outweigh any gains. He contrasts his stance with Symington and Goldwater who favor limited bombings to pressure North Viet Nam and Laos.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Today
United States
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Laos
Water district keeps growing with customer deposits and loan
The board required a 15 dollar meter deposit and 185 dollars upon signing contracts. Late customers faced a 250 dollar deposit and back bills. A 250000 dollar federal insured loan from Lawrence National Bank funds the project. The district will not use tax money and aims to attract more customers despite some pockets of high costs.
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Lawrence National Bank
Brink
Wilt Barredt condemns social pressures in sale dispute
The interview quotes Sheldon defending property values and opposing forced integration while acknowledging personal ties to African Americans. He cites a mixed neighborhood with devalued property, mentions a Negro family facing foreclosure, and discusses his own interracial business ties and social circles. Chamberlain was unavailable for comment.
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Sheldon
Chamberlain
New York
India
East
Big Wilt
Revival Meetings Set at Full Gospel Christian Assembly
A series of revival meetings with pianist organist Joe Ragsdale begins at 7 45 tonight at the Full Gospel Christian Assembly 1000 N Y St. Meetings continue at 7 45 each evening through Sunday May 12. Pastor F E Huff leads the church.
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Joe Ragsdale
Full Gospel Christian Assembly
N. Y. St
F. E. Huff
Shenk Warns Denver Board Of Dilemmas In Education
Henry A. Shenk and other speakers at the National Association of School Boards convention urge Denver area members to balance funding recruitment and control of teacher salaries amid rising volunteer input. He stresses maintaining a strong physical education program as essential to national survival.
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Shenk
Denver
Henry A. Shenk
Lawrence
Kan
Department of Physical Education and Recreation
University of Kansas
National Association of School Boards
Jaycee Jaynes Plan Contest for Woman of the Year
Lawrence group launches Woman of the Year contest with nominations open to women only. Nominations due by October 1, winner announced October 23 at a banquet and will receive an engraved serving tray. Nomination forms cover candidate name address family and profession.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Lawrence
Norman Leary
Route 2
Leary
Lawrence Students Sweep Eastern Kansas Industrial Arts Fair
Eleven Lawrence students won ribbons at the Emporia fair. Lawrence High School results include Wrought Metal Randy Williams 1st Jerry Avey 3rd. Machine Shop Tom Lee and Robert Pierson 1st Jim Robinson 2nd for two projects Jack Todd 3rd. Pierson 3rd in sheet metal with Lyle Beers 2nd. West Junior High four winners: Woodworking Rick Edmonds 2nd Eddie Buchanan 3rd Arts and Crafts Richard Giesey 1st Kathy Hird 3rd.
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Lawrence
Emporia
Lawrence High School
Randy Williams
Jerry Avey
Machine Shop
Tom Lee
Robert Pierson
Jim Robinson
Jack Todd
Pierson
Lyle Beers
West Junior High School
Rick Edmonds
Eddie Buchanan
Richard Giesey
Kathy Hird
Wheat referendum panel discussion set for Wednesday
A panel discussion at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Oskaloosa high school will present both sides of the upcoming wheat referendum issue.
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Oskaloosa High School
British statistician studies juvenile delinquency at KU
A British research statistician visiting Kansas University spoke on measuring the effect of treating juvenile delinquents. Leslie Wilkins of the British Home Office is in the U S on a Ford Foundation fellowship to advise youth programs. KU host Charles K Warriner welcomed him at a Kansas Union luncheon.
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Kansas University
Leslie Wilkins
Home Office
London
United States
Ford Foundation
U.S
Kansas City
Charles K. Warriner
FMC Entering 13th Year Here
FMC Corp plant at the northeast corner of Lawrence, once Westvaco, will begin its 13th year of operation on May 15. Dale Bowlin, general superintendent, outlined FMC’s three divisions chemicals, machinery and ordnance with Lawrence in chemicals. The plant, a sodium phosphate producer, runs 24 hours a day and employs 105 people.
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FMC Corp
Lawrence
Ordnance Division
Chemicals
New York City
San Jose
Calif
Bowlin
Fmc
Delta Delta Delta Wins Derby Day at Lawrence Chapter House
Delta Delta Delta captured first with 42 points in Derby Day athletic contests at the Lawrence chapter house outranking 1962 champion Kappa Alpha Theta with 26 points and Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall in third with 24. Six Kansas Missouri groups competed.
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Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Sigma Chi
Tri Delts
Kappa Alpha Theta
Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall
Cathy Bergstrom
Kansas City
Pi Beta Phi
Debbie Galbraith
Wichita
Delta Delta Delta
Cathy Speer
Corbin Hall
Eight Survivors As Wind Tosses Car 300 Yards
Eight members of a Vandalia Illinois family survived a tornado that hurled their car 300 yards from the highway. Four were injured with one 14 year old Diane Schilling killed. The father Fred Schilling arrived to be with his family as they recovered in three area hospitals.
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Lincoln, Neb
Fred Schilling
Parents share burden in juvenile cases and sex education debates
Panelists urge parental responsibility for youths actions and call for early family life education. They discuss rising high school marriages, longer student stays, and schools taking more role with parental consent, noting limited demand for training in Kansas. Frances Leckton receives recognition from Wes Norwood.
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Wes Norwood
Mental Health Assn
Cornwell
Stalcup
Mrs. Cornwell
Lattimore
Stachowiak
Starcup
Kansas
Norwood
Frances Leckton
Leavenworth County
Mrs. Six Elected To Regional Theater Post
Mrs. Deal Six, director of speech and drama at Central Junior High School, was elected to a two year term as director of region 6 for the National Children's Theater Conference. She will also serve on the governing board. Dr. Jed Davis, Wendy Combest, and Mrs. Robert Hersh attended the meeting in Omaha. Davis is president elect of the national association and will become president at the national convention in August at Minnesota University.
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Deal Six
Central Junior High School
Omaha
Neb
Jed Davis
Kansas University
Wendy Combest
Robert Hersh
Six
Lawrence
Kansas
Davis
American Educational Theater Association For
National Association
Minnesota University
Phi Delta Theta to Paint City Park Fence Saturday
KU Phi Delta Theta members plan a community service at Municipal Park 11th and Del doors painting the fence and railings around the stands. Eighty five members will start at 9 a.m. and finish by 2 p.m. They will also clean the stadium grounds and repaint both sides light green. The park department provides paint brushes and rakes.
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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Kansas University
Municipal Park
11Th and
del. Sts
KU Chapter
Ball Park
City Park
Gratitude Note From Pearl Griggs to Medical Team
Pearl M Griggs thanks Dr Mitchell Dr Manahan nurses neighbors and friends for cards and letters during her short hospital stay.
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