Lawrence High A Cappella to Present 16th Christmas Program
Lawrence High School’s A Cappella Choir presents its 16th annual Christmas program at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium under director R Wayne Nelson. The program opens with Christmas Prelude and Gloria Mass by Vivaldi, features soloists Donna Mitchell Mary Moore and others, and includes audience favorites like White Christmas and The Twelve Days of Christmas with orchestra accompaniment and student performers.
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Lawrence High
R. Wayne Nelson
Vivaldi
Donna Mitchell
Mary Moore
Candy Williams
Nancy Gallup
F. M. Christiansen
Miss Moore
Miss Mitchell
Miss Gallup
Pat McReynolds
Stephanie Spyker
Becky Ulmer
Connie Shaver
Terry McCluggage
Jim McCalla
Jerry Pearson
Tom Hanna
Burt Allen
Larry Miller
Bob Green
Mark Edmonds
Roy Browne
Roger Simpson
Santa Claus
Miller
Marilyn West
Nancy Pinet
McCalla
Susan Dunlap
April Phelps
Pat Mosser
Claudia Williams
Ruth Ann Browne
Debbie Elliott
Gail Edwards
Kathy Vaughan
Barbara Thornton
Lodge Notice for Lawrence De Mol es Commandery Meeting
Stated meeting scheduled for Tuesday December 6 for installation of officers. Lawrence chapter involvement noted. J J Underwood commander and O O Anderson recorder listed.
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Lawrence de Moles Commandery No. 4
Lawrence
J. J. Underwood
O. O. Anderson
Dam Break Triggers Rapid Evacuations After Warning
Police issued house to house alerts to evacuate before 2 p.m. The dam failed at 3:38 as residents fled. Sam L. Kaplan described police first warning him, then urging immediate departure. He escaped at high speed with his daughter Karen Lee as a wall of water followed, claiming others perished.
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Sam L. Kaplan
Kaplan
Karen Lee
Regents to Seek Control of Funds and Fees
The Kansas Board of Regents will ask Governor Anderson to designate it as administrator for federal funds from the 1.9 billion college construction aid bill. An advisory group of private colleges may be added to guide use of funds over three years. The board also orders a state-wide audit of athletic funding and approves KU student housing fees starting July 1, with room and board at 675 and a new social fee of 6.50 per semester. E. O. Stone receives a spring leave as visiting political science professor at Hawaii University.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Lyndon Johnson
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Wichita University
Fort Hays State College
Emporia State College
Pittsburg State College
Whitley Austin
Salina
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
William Dannenbarger
Concordia
Bubb
Regents
E. O. Stone
Hawaii University
KU Unveils New Procedure on Its Aid for Students
Kansas University announces a new loan plan using National Defense Education Act funds and Kansas banks through the United Student Aid Fund. Endowment matching and reserve funds will expand long term loans while short term loans grow with freed Endowment funds.
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National Defense Education Act
Kansas
United Student Aid Fund
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NDEA
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Endowment Association
Youngberg
United Student Aid Fund, Inc
University donors and banks fund student loans
Commercial banks contributed over 300000 dollars in more than 500 transactions while friends and alumni bequeathed nearly 94000 dollars to student loan funds last year. The report highlights broad support from financial institutions and university community members for loan programs.
Legion opens new post home amid cold reception
Commander Alan Fisher announced the open house for the American Legion post near U S 40 drew about 400 attendees despite bitter cold. Dedication ceremonies follow as the post house operates with manager Kenny Klingenberg.
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New Post
U.S. 40
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Kenny Klingenberg
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Bill Taggart
Boswell
Taggart
Gene Riling
F. C
Phog) Allen
Linn Brien
Howard Hurwitz
Harold Volk
Brien
Kathy McMinn
Mary Neustifter
Marie Wiggins
Minnie Reese
Neustifter
Alberta Hulteen
McMinn
Nina Davis
Rhodes Scholar Mitchell Gains National Honor at KU
Mitchell of Kansas is the 16th KU student to win a Rhodes Scholarship. He has been on KU honor rolls each semester and plays on the varsity tennis team with six state titles. He studied in Germany and France, held a Carnegie grant for Austria, and worked as a KU research assistant. He helped originate Versuch and is editing a third edition to be published in 1964.
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Ohio
Mitchell
Germany
France
Austria
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The
University Press
Kansas
Francis Heller
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Ferguson Urges Community Action Against Juvenile Delinquency
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson told about 125 Rotarians and students at the Eldridge Hotel that the solution to juvenile delinquency lies in community effort and time rather than money. He cited scouting, baseball programs, and youth recreation centers as key aids, and noted rehabilitation is often more effective than custody. He also referenced riots at Garnett road races and Johnson County policing issues as examples of broader challenges.
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Kansas
William M. Ferguson
Lawrence
Ferguson
Washington
Topeka
Garnett
Johnson County
Johnson Signs Bill for College Enrollment Partnership
President Johnson signed a bill creating a government college partnership to handle rapidly rising enrollments. The Supreme Court overturned contempt convictions of two National States Rights party officials from Alabama. The NAACP joined the segregationists in opposing the convictions to avoid harming its own activities.
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Johnson
Supreme Court
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Alabama
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Notre Dame Coach Parseghian Walks Out Before Signing
Ara Parseghian left Notre Dame's campus after a long delay without signing a four year contract. The meeting with Rev. Edmund P. Joyce failed to produce a deal and he returned to Evanston, Illinois.
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Ind
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
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Rish
Parseghian
Evanston, Ill
KU 39th Christmas Vespers Pleases Large Audience
The Kansas Memorial Carillon rang in a festive vespers at Hoch Auditorium led by Donald Kneeberg and Kenneth Bloomquist. The program featured the University Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, Choral Ensemble, and University Symphony Orchestra with works by Lo Presti Burt and Praetorius plus audience carols and a grand tableau sequence.
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Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
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Michael Scott
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Larry Gray
Gretchen Sudlow
Tina Dykes
Downer Dykes Jr
Journal-World Photo
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Kansas Memorial
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Kenneth Bloomquist
University
Clayton Krehbiel
Ronald Lo Presti
Kansas
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Kim Miller
James Ralston
Jesu Parvale
Burt
Dwight Burnham
Sandra Fike
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Shelly Miller
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Bryant Miller
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Susan Boyle
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Seducers Cookbook illustrator Paul Coker tied to Kansas event
Paul Coker, son of Paul and Mrs. Coker of Terrace Road, New York based illustrator with KU ties, contributed art to The Seducer's Cookbook. Kansas University KU Chamber and Concert Choirs perform around a 30 foot rotating Christmas tree in Strong Hall rotunda at 3 30 p m Wednesday.
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New York
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Fred and Oscar Rumsey Sole Owners Funeral Home Ad
Notice for Rumsey Funeral Home indicating Fred and Oscar Rumsey are sole owners with contact VI 3-5111 and advertisement text.
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Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
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