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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1967

Page

3

Kansas Cition Is Replacement For KU's Police Post

Lt Maynard L Brazeal becomes coordinator of police training for the Governmental Research Center at Kansas University replacing James S Kline who resigns Jan 1 to lead a new police training academy for the North Central Texas Council of Governments in Dallas Fort Worth area Brazeal longtime Kansas City police trainer and lieutenant brings extensive experience in first aid firearms patrol procedures criminal investigation and report writing He is a Navy veteran and holds degrees from multiple universities plus a radiography certificate.

Maynard L. Brazeal Kansas City, Mo James S. Kline Governmental Research Center Kansas University Kline Texas Council of Governments Dallas-Fort Worth William H. Cape Kansas City Brazeal American Red Cross Larned Bethany Nazarene College Missouri University At Kansas

Belief in Santa Breeds Hippies

AP reports USC psychologist Chaylor D. Mason warns that telling children Santa Claus is real fosters distrust and emotional conflict. He says early deception can push children to distrust parents or defend them against peers who know there is no Santa, potentially shaping future rebellious attitudes.

Los Angeles Santa Claus Chaylor D. Mason University of Southern California Santa Mason

Brazeal Teaches Riot Control Across Agencies

Brazeal conducted first aid classes for the FBI and Kansas City nursing schools outside the Kansas City department. He taught riot control for the FBI academy in Washington and for Missouri and Kansas police commanders. In 1961 he earned the Red Cross certificate of merit and was named Citizen of the Week by WDAF for saving a life.

KU Medical Center Kansas City Brazeal FBI FBI Academy Washington, D. C Missouri Kansas American Red Cross WDAF

Banks Offer Free Legal Literature in Lawrence Area

Lawrence banks have set up financial counsel centers with free literature on wills buying a house joint tenancy and other legal topics prepared with the Kansas Bar Association. The booklets supplement bank advice and cover borrowing saving and a special Realise on Financial Advice for Young Marrieds. Materials are on display in bank lobbies in Lawrence Ma dora and Baldwin.

Lawrence Kansas Bar Association Madora Baldwin

Dallas AP veteran Jack Rutledge dies after long illness

Jack Rutledge, 59, a former Associated Press reporter in Texas and Mexico, died Thursday after an extended illness. He spent 15 years covering Mexico and Latin America before returning to the Dallas AP bureau in July.

Dallas Jack Rutledge Associated Press Texas Mexico Latin America Dallas AP

Governor's Education Adviser George Simpson Resigns

Topeka AP Gov Rob Docking announces the resignation of George Simpson from the $12 500 a year role as educational adviser to the governor effective January 1 1968 Simpson 50 plans to return to teaching and teach at Hutchinson Community Junior College in fall 1968 He will be a visiting lecturer at Washburn University in spring 1968 and return to summer school as a student in 1968 Docking will name a replacement later Crutcher had suggested abolishing the post but Docking defends the office noting 42 to 43 percent of the state budget funds education Simpson served as associate professor of political science for 10 years.

Topeka Robert Docking George Simpson Simpson Hutchinson Community Junior College Kansas Docking John Crutcher Crutcher Washburn University

Political figure linked to 1966 Democratic platform in Kansas

The excerpt notes a man who spent years at Sterling College and led the history and science department, chaired Docking’s 1966 Rice County campaign, and helped draft the 1966 Democratic platform. It also records his 1965 party switch from Republican to Democrat and his prior role as clerk of the court of Topeka.

Sterling College Science Docking Rice County Simpson Court of Topeka

Bob Hope Visits Nixon Before Pacific Trek

Bob Hope stopped by a television studio to greet Richard M. Nixon before Hope's holiday trip to entertain troops in the Pacific. Nixon, taping an interview, opposed any use of the hot pursuit concept to widen the ground war in Vietnam and joked about makeup changes and a golf ball.

Hollywood Pacific Bob Hope Richard M. Nixon Hope Vietnam

Marie Owens Dies at 80 in Minneapolis Pioneer Family

Marie E. Owens 80 a member of a pioneer journalism family died Thursday. Her brother Leo E. Owens of Palm Springs California is a former president and publisher of the St Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch. She was a niece of W J Murphy and Frederick E Murphy former publishers of the Minneapolis Tribune.

Minneapolis Marie E. Owens Leo E. Owens Palm Springs Calif St. Paul, Min Pioneer Press and Dispatch W.J. Murphy Frederick E. Murphy Minneapolis Tribune

West Junior High Christmas program moved to 7 pm

The West Junior High Christmas program is rescheduled to 7 p.m. Wednesday December 20 in the school gym. Original 7:30 p.m. start changed due to many community church activities involving junior high students. Junior Players directed by Mrs. Juanita Huerter pantomime Christmas scenes. Three choruses directed by Mrs. Bonnie Zillcox and the orchestra conducted by Wyatt Cooper perform.

WJHS Juanita Huerter Bonnie Zillcox Wyatt Cooper

SIU English Chair Robert Faner Dies in Office

Robert Faner 61 a Southern Illinois University faculty member for 37 years and chair of the English department since 1965 died Thursday in his office in Carbondale Illinois He spent most of his career at SIU and led the department.

Carbondale, Ill Robert Faner Southern Illinois University SIU

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