Enrollment Hike Foreseen for State Schools by 1970
Kansas Board of Regents says enrollments in state colleges may reach 17,000 by 1970 with KU enrollment rising from 9,225. Dormitory building levy should rise from 25 to 30 of a mill to house students, while funds should prioritize professors and research over plant expansion. Construction continues at KU and other state institutions, with classrooms, labs, and remodeling needing financing from the existing educational building fund.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Kansas State College
Ft. Hays State College
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Pansing Named in Shawnee County Tax Warrant
David W. Pansing executive secretary to former Gov Fred Hall was named in a state income tax warrant filed by the State Department of Revenue in Shawnee County District Court. The warrant seeks 178.88 for income taxes penalties and interest for 1955 56.
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Topeka T
David W. Pansing
Fred Hall
Shawnee County
State Department of Revenue
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence area notices
Janis Layne Clayton two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Clayton Sr died at her home born Oct 1 funeral services announced later by Cooper Warren Mortuary survivors include parents and siblings and grandparents Chester A Todd 68 died last Wednesday service 1 30 p m Wednesday Cooper Warren Chapel grave side 10 a m Thursday National Cemetery Fort Leavenworth Rev W R Anderson in charge two nieces and two nephews Arthur Gray Hughes 65 of Tonganoxie died today funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Tonganoxie Methodist Church burial Hubbard Hill Cemetery body at Quisenberry Funeral Home born Buckner Mo lived in Tonganoxie since 1910 member of Knights of Pythias survivors son and two grandchildren Dorsey Liberty Post 14 American Legion meeting Tuesday Dec 17 8 p m club room L A Brien Cmdr DeMolay Commandery No 4 Tuesday Dec 17 7 30 with meetings also Lawrence Chapter No 4 Fred J Brown Commander Anderson Rec Adv
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Jay Clayton Sr
Ohio St
Cooper-Warren
Mortuary
Jay Jr
Brenda
the Homie
Ollie Rider
Ind. St
Kl, Clayton
Bendon
Ore
Chester A, Todd
Chester A Todd
National Cemetery
Ft. Leavenworth
W. R. Anderson
Thelma Hollowell
Okinawa
Eddis Hopkins
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Todd
Kansas City
Kas
Frank Todd
Chicago
Arthur Gray Hughes
Tanganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tanganoxie Methodist Church
Everett Hughes
Hubbel Hill
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Hughes
Buckner
Tonganoxie
Knights of Pythias
Bennie A. Hughes
Route 1
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
L. A. Brien
Cmdr
City Subways Close to Normal Amid Transit Strike
New York City subways reached 80 percent of normal during the morning rush as the two week old transit strike continued. The Transit Authority shifted motormen between divisions to boost Brooklyn and Queens service while strikers prepared to respond to Mayor Wagner's back to work proposal. The mayor said the city will not be blackmailed into separate bargaining.
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York
Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Queens
Robert F. Wagner
Elephant Autopsy Planned By EU Doctor At Lawrence
Ararat the four t on elephant at Swope Park Zoo near Kansas City cannot stand again and may be destroyed by lethal injection. Zoo Director William T A Cully said the 60 to 70 year old pachyderm will be sent to the University of Kansas at Lawrence for autopsy after initial preservation steps in Kansas City. Dr Howard Matzke, associate professor of anatomy, will begin preservation and transport the body to the Wildlife Reservation northeast of Lawrence for further examination.
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Kansas Cify
Ararat
Swope Park Zoo
Zoo
William T. A. Cully
Cully
University of Kansas At Lawrence
Howard Matzke
Kansas City
Lawrence
Matzke
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Record List
A hospital notices a lengthy admissions and dismissals list from Memorial Hospital including Arthur Hughes Route 1 Mary Lou Walker Tonganoxie Macqueline Crabtree 1321 R I St Leota Wagenknecht 218 Sunnyside Angela Schmidt Eudora Willie Burrow Eudora LeRoy Metzler 637 Ohio St Ralph Hoffman 930 Mo St Vina Stevens 916 E 12th Arlene Benham 929 Ky St Almeda Simmons 415 Miss St Mary Hauster 112 Mound View Dr Otnganoxie Florine Dresch 1009 Ky St Marian Cashall Eudora Patti Hyde LBRO Ark St Thelma Burns Topeka Rose Reis er Routes Ruth Tripkos De Soto Donald Newman Baldwin Gloria Bagby Eudora DISMISSED Sue McCue and baby boy 1719 Pa St Jane Smoots and baby boy MacLouth Constance Wynkoop and baby boy 642 La St Ralph Shrader Merridan Chris Lowenstein 813 Me St Vina Stevens 916 E 12th St Barbara Chance and twin baby boys 1609 Tenn St Sharon Dultmeier Wellsville Russell Woodward Richland Ann Pigg and baby boy 1237 Vt St Mary Erskin and baby boy 820 E 9th St Mary Sanborn and baby boy Baldwin BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Richard Crabtree 1321 R I St a son Saturday Mr and Mrs Burdette Wagenknecht 218 Sunnyside a daughter Sunday Mr and Mrs Robert Benham 929 Ky St a son Sunday Rev and Mrs Donald Cashatt Eudora a daughter today
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Arthur Hughes
Route 1
Mary Lou Walker
Tonganoxie
Macqueline Crabtree
R. I. St
Leota Wagenknecht
Sunnyside
Angela Schmidt
Eudora
Willie Burrow
LeRoy Metzler
Ohio St
Ralph Hoffman
Mo. St
Vina Stevens
E. 12Th
Arlene eBnham
Ky. St
Almeda Simmons
Gloria Bagby
Sue McCue
Pa. St
Jane Smoots
MacLouth
Constance Wynkoop
la. St
Ralph Shrader
Merridan
Chris Lowenstein
Me. St
12Th St
Barbara Chance
1609
Tenn, St
Sharon Dultmeier
Wellsville
Russell Woodward
Richland
Ann Pigg
Vt. St
Mary Erskin
Mth
Mary Sanborn
Baldwin
Kansas Triumph in Philadelphia Pre-Game Rally Coverage
Lawrence notes report over 200 KU graduates and former students gathered in Philadelphia for a pre game rally before Kansas 66 54 win over St Josephs. Wilt Chamberlain held an 80 minute press conference with 21 reporters, quipping about smoking as a child.
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Kansas University
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
D. D. Maines
New York
Baltimore
Washington
D.C
Schnectady
Haines
Palestra
Pat Little
Kansas
Terrell Speaks at Lawrence Rotary Meeting
William Terrell of Hedrick Investments spoke to the Lawrence Rotary Club. A retired admiral and two-year Lawrence partner, he described brokerage and investment operations, covering bonds stocks the New York Stock Exchange and a hypothetical stock trade scenario.
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William Terrell
Hedrick Investments
Lawrence Rotary Club
Terrell
Lawrence Investment Company
New York Stock Exchange
Two Missourians Die in Springfield Store Attack
In Springfield police report a 75-year-old grocer Vic Spinetto and a 67-year-old customer Virgil Ussery were beaten and stabbed fatally in a downtown store. Spinetto died after multiple stab wounds and prior assaults. Ussery died at the scene with numerous stab injuries. A motive is not yet determined and police rule out robbery. Spinetto reportedly hid 173 dollars.
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Vic Spinetto
Virgil Ussery
Spinetto
Ussery
Floyd Robards
Tobbery
Robards
Mrs Jessie Cutter Dies at 79 in Lawrence
Mrs. Jessie Elizabeth Cutter 79 died Sunday noon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She lived with her daughter Charlotte Van Bebber at 1633 Stratford Rd. Born Peculiar Missouri May 5 1878 she moved to Kansas with her parents. She married F W Cutter at 19 and later ran a hardware and farm implement business in Lawrence after he died in 1931. Surviving daughters are Van Bebber and Mildred Coolidge of Tucson with seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 3 p.m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church Burial Vinland Cemetery Rumsey Funeral Home calling hours until noon Wednesday.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stratford Rd
Charlotte van Bebber
Cutter
Peculiar
Kansas
F. W. Cutter
Vinland
Lawrence
van Bebber
First Presbyterian Church
No Name Club
Mildred Coolidge
Tucson
Ariz
Nancy Wagstaff
Topeka
Fred van Bebber
Kansas City
Hearing Set For Five Baldwin Youths Arson Case
Preliminary hearing for five Baldwin youths charged with destruction of private property and first degree arson has been rescheduled to noon Wednesday. The defendants Eugene Gordon Erickson 17 Charles Jesse Story 18 William Tyrel Ford 17 Carl A Butell 16 and Edward W Coon 17 are free on $1000 bonds.
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Baldwin
Eugene Gordon Erickson
Charles Jesse Story
William Tyrel Ford
Carl A. Butell
Edward W. Coon
Gift subscriptions offer for Journal-World readers
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Methodist Student Movement Conference At KU
About 3000 Methodist students and counselors from across the nation will gather at Kansas University for a six day conference from December 27 to January 1. KU will send 47 students to participate in platform meetings program sessions and fireside talks featuring several nationally known speakers.
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Methodist
Kansas University
Two KU Professors Named Honorary City Managers Members
Kansas University announces two faculty members named to honorary membership in the Kansas Association of City Managers. Dr. Edwin O. Stone heads KU’s city managers training program and Dr. Ethan Allen chairs the Political Science Department.
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Kansas University
Kansas Association of City Managers
Edwin O. Stone
Ethan Allen
Don Beene Recital Set For Tonight on Campus
Don Beene will present his senior cello recital at 8 tonight in Swarthout Recital Hall in the University Music and Dramatic Arts Building. He began studying cello with Kansas University Prof Raymond Stuhl over eight years ago and has held first chair in the Lawrence Junior High and High School orchestras, the University Symphony, and KU Little Symphony.
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Don Beene
Kansas University
Raymond Stuhl
Swarthout
Dic Arts
Beene
Lawrence
University Symphony Orchestra
KU Little Symphony
Annual. Parish office crews brace for Christmas rush
We will keep plugging away until we get it whipped. All windows in the office are being manned today and will be until the rush drops off. Parsons doesn't expect that drop until Christmas, however.
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Parsons
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