Sixty One KU Students Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Sixty one Kansas University students and graduates were elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Initiation will be at 4 p.m. Friday in the Forum Room Kansas Union with Alexandra Mason presiding and William D. Paden as speaker. New graduates include Mary E. Britain and others from Lawrence Ottawa Prairie Village and multiple states.
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Lawrence
Phi Beta Kappa
The
Kansas Union
Alexandra Mason
University Libraries
KU Chapter
William D. Paden
EU Chapter
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Mary E. Britain
John J. Batmgardner
Moundview
Jon Viets
Maine
Chris Dunfield
Conn
Martha Coffman
Ottawa
Charles G. Cree
Prairie Villages
William Ferruson
Salina
Joseph M. Landell
Kirkwood
Randall Ro Leakey
Prairie Village
Timothy Re Ranke
James M. Aldis
Fort Scott
Daniel J. Basankoa
Bonner Springs
Willian Ie O'Neil
Ballwin
Amo
Daniell L. Smith
Pleasanton
Kathleen XW
Teer
Nathan Dr
Mary K
Dole and Simon Discuss Aviation Fuel Allocation
Senator Robert Dole met with William E. Simon to review general aviation fuel plans amid shortages threatening up to 20 000 Wichita aircraft jobs. Dole cited Kansas fuel needs and praised policy flexibility while noting Nixon aides set revised cutbacks by priority use. He planned further talks with a Wichita delegation and met Vice President designate Gerald Ford.
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Robert Dole
Federal Energy Administration
Dole
William E. Simon
Wichita
Nixon
Kansas
Gerald Ford
Vesper Services Scheduled at KU 49th Christmas Vespers
Kansas University announces the 49th annual Christmas Vespers on December 9 with more than 200 students and faculty. Two performances at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. in Hoch Auditorium feature the KU Brass Choir, the Chamber and Concert choirs, the University Singers, and the KU Orchestra directed by Roger Stoner James Ralston Burt Allen and George Lawner. The stage choir will lead candlelight processions.
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Hoch
KU Brass
Roger Stoner
James Ralston
University Singers
Burt Allen
KU Orchestra
George Lawner
Baker Receives Two Sears Grants Totaling $1000
Baldwin Baker University earns two Sears Foundation annual higher education grants totaling 1000 dollars. A 300 dollar grant funds Baker's library and a 700 dollar grant is unrestricted for general use.
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Baldwin — Baker University
Sears Foundation
Baker’s Library
Delicate Silk Care Advice for Women Readers
A long standing note urges women to protect silk garments with careful handling and gentle cleaning. It warns against heavy cleaning, perspiration and food stains, explains risks like dye bleeding, fiber damage, color loss and weave distortion, and offers tips to preserve silk beauty.
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