KU Endowment hosts Udall talk on University development
Secretary Udall visited Kansas on a KU development day with Chancellor Wescoe and officials from the Endowment Association. He urged private support for expanding international education, exchanges, and visiting professors at the University of Kansas.
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Stewart Udall
Lawrence
Haskell Indian Institute
Arizona
Frank McDonald
Douglas County
Democratic Central Committee
Kansas University
Wescoe
Mt. Oread
KU Endowment Association
International Affairs Committee
Francis Heller
KU Medical School
EU Endowment Association
John B. Fullen
Ohio State University
J. R. Fluker
Foreign Service Institute
Washington
Maurice Breidenthal
Kansas City
Kan
Endowment Association
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
University of Kansas
Calvin VanderWerf
Paul Parker
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Wescoe urges alumni to boost KU support for future growth
Wescoe declares complacency unacceptable and urges alumni and friends to increase contributions to the University of Kansas. He notes past private gifts by Watkins Summerfield and Pearson and argues stronger private support will persuade legislators to fund KU. He cites a long range master plan and KU's role in international education through area study programs.
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Wescoe
Watkins
Summerfield
Pearson
Board of Regents
Accident Kills Student at KU
Mrs Karen Inman 25 wife of a KU engineering student died in a Chanute hospital after a head on collision eight miles west of Chanute on State Highway 39. Her husband Donald 30 and their four year old daughter Julie were in fair condition. Four youngsters in the other car were killed: Mickey Huffered Fred die Likely Leta Lamberg Rose M Geisler. One survivor Albert Malloy 17 Iola was injured but not critically. Both Inmans suffered head and internal injuries.
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Kansas University Engineering
Chanute
Donald
Julie
Mickey Huffered
Freddie Likely
Iola
Leta Lamberg
Rose M. Geisler
Yates Center
Albert Malloy
Ribicoff to Keynote Law and Society Institute at KU
U S secretary of health education and welfare Abraham Ribicoff was slated as principal speaker at Kansas University's first annual Law and Society Institute. About 300 attendees filled the opening session today sponsored by KU Law School.
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U. S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Law and Society Institute
Kansas University
KU Law School
Long Beach businessman found dead in shallow creek
The body of 54 year old Fran cis E Hoad of Long Beach Calif was found Sunday afternoon in a shallow creek on his farm four miles northeast of Big Springs. Autopsy to determine time and cause of death pending laboratory tests. Hoad last seen the Sunday before Thanksgiving. Survivors include wife Alice son Craig daughter Cindy and several Hoad family members in Topeka.
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Francis E. Hoad
Big Springs
Bryan Walters
Walters
Hoad
Sheriff's Department
Ann Arbor
Mich
Topeka
Lecompton
Alice
Craig
Cindy
Bruce Hoad Sr
Alice J. Hoad
Gertrude Bradhagg
Bruce Hoad Jr
Oil drilling begins on Messer farm near Pleasant Grove
Independent contractor E. L. Smart of Dallas leads a crew test drilling for oil on Noble D. Messer’s farm located 214 miles south and a mile west of Pleasant Grove and about 814 miles south and slightly west of Lawrence. They drilled 653 feet and aim for 1600 feet with about four wells planned in the area. Humble Oil and Refining Co. holds the lease and Smart holds drilling rights.
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Dallas
Noble D. Messer
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
Smart
Messer
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Merriam Man In Poor Condition After Kansas Turnpike Crash
George L. Commo, 40, of Merriam was listed in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Friday night one car crash on the Kansas Turnpike about a mile west of the Lawrence Service area. He suffered a compound skull fracture from being thrown from his car according to Turnpike troopers.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George L. Commo
Lawrence
U S College Enrollment Reaches New Highs
Cincinnati University registrar Dr. Garland C. Parker reports full-time enrollment at 1,047 accredited institutions totals 2,257,921 students. Including part-time and total university and four-year college enrollment reaches 3,215,427, up 7.5 percent full-time and 4.2 percent part-time from last year.
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Cincinnati
Garland C. Parker
Cincinnati University
Parker
KU Seeks Top 30 Status in Full Time Enrollment
Kansas University officials say KU with 10,791 full time students should rank among the top 30, noting differences in off campus enrollment at schools like Missouri. The list includes dozens of universities with California and New York institutions leading the rankings.
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Kansas University
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Rolla
Parker
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Wiseooustine
Ann Arbory
Washington
Seattle
Warne State
Boston
Temple
San Jose State College
Syracuse
Colorado
Cincinnarh
Wire Stolen From Kansas Power & Light Warehouse
About 51 240 in copper wire valued at 1 240 was stolen from the Kansas Power and Light Co warehouse at 6th and West Streets sometime Saturday, police said today.
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6Th and
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Agnes Murray in Poor Condition After Stroke
Mrs. Agnes Murray age 72 of 504 La. St. is in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital following a stroke at her home Friday. She is the widow of J W Murray longtime managing editor of the Journal-World.
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la. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Murray
J W. Murray
Journal-World
Local 4-H Banquet Honors Top Achievers in Kansas Union
Stanley Husted and Norma Husted won the top 4-H achievement trophies at the Kansas Union event held Saturday night. Edward Fornelli and Patty Palmateer earned additional achievement awards, with the Jo hannings receiving the 4-H Family award. Jane Sutton spoke after returning from the National 4-H Congress in Chicago.
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Norma Husted
Lawrence High School
Sunflower
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Route 1
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Anthony Fornelli
Patty Palmateer
Donald Palmateer
Ernest Johanning
Marilyn
Carol
Route 2
Baldwin
Curtis Robb
Jack Prim
GMC Officials Visit KU Campus to Meet 15 Scholars
Three General Motors Corp. officials from Detroit visit the Kansas University campus to meet 15 GMC scholarship holders. H. E. Crawford a 1927 KU graduate heads GMC sales J. E. Chope chairs the GMC scholarship committee and H. E. Brown directs the scholarship program.
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Detroit
Kansas University
GMC
H. E. Crawford
J. E. Chope
H. E. Brown
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Redskins Defeat Cardinals. Hageman Injured on Opening Play
Lawrence observers recall KU center Fred Hageman knocked unconscious on the first Redskins Cardinals play. He missed early action but then played the second half defense. Former KU star Doyle Schick rejoined Washington. also noted quail hunting gains and world crisis events at KU with Schlesinger and Fomin as keynote speakers.
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Redskins
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Kennedy
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Soviet Union
Washington, D. C
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Schlesinger
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Muehlebach Hotel Patron Attacked During Convention Visit
Emil Wadlow a 61 year old retired carpenter from Green Bay Wis was beaten and robbed of about 65 dollars in cash at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City Mo He opened his door to a stranger who forced his way in produced a gun wrapped in a towel and bound him Wadlow was found by hotel security and Mr and Mrs Smits at about 6 30 p m Sunday after the attack remains in good condition today the crime is under investigation by local police
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American Vacation Association
Wadlow
Clayton Smits
Quiet Discrete Surroundings Rumsey Funeral Home Adv
Quiet discreet surroundings noted in an Adv column advertisement for Rumsey Funeral Home with contact VI3 5111.
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