Oread Extension Lists 142 Meets On Campus in '64
The 1964 KU Extension calendar forecasts 142 institutes and conferences with about 20 000 participants, supplementing 12 000 to 13 000 resident students. Events span art to water, mostly on the Lawrence campus, with others in Dodge City Garden City Hays Hill City Salina Junction City Wichita Chanute Independence Leavenworth and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Extension
Whih
Lawrence
Dodge City
Garden City
Hays
Hill City
Salina
Junction City
Wichita
Chanute
Independence
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Colby
PTA
Midwest College
Kansas Writers Conference
Kansas
Baptist
Presbyterian
National Conference of
Explorer Scouts of America
Children’s Theatre Conference
United Campus Christian Fellowship
American Society For Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
the American Ornithologists Union
Mrs Ford to Resort In Pursuing Divorce
Mrs Henry Ford II of Detroit, wife of Ford Motor Co. chairman, stays at a five bedroom Sun Valley cottage seeking a six week residence to qualify for divorce. Ford family separation occurred last summer. Sun Valley official notes she has a private telephone line.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Henry Ford II
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Fords
Forms in Kerr Mills Into Mail Next Week
Kansas Social Welfare Department expects to mail Kerr Mills medical care program application forms to county welfare boards next week. The plan to implement the federal program goes into effect January 1.
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Kerr-Mills
Topeka
Kansas Social Welfare Department
Kansas
Births Reported From Memorial Hospital And Local Homes
Memorial Hospital lists births and residents including Mrs. Jean Murphy Eudora Mrs. Anna Taylor 1315 N J Mary Alice Dicker 643 Tenn Mrs Katherine Fullerton Samaritan Lodge Phyllis May Baldwin Mrs Kathy Lowe McLouth Stanley Alldredge 1521 Harper Richard Dixon 1233 A1 Charles Mowder Winfield Mrs Ruth Huddleson 2222 La Harold Crady Jr 630 Ind Mrs Emma Smith and baby girl 1739 Mass Mrs Barbara Rose Tonganoxie Mrs Mary Cox 2224 La Ivan Van Nortwick 1237 Tenn Mrs Elwanda Loosey and baby girl DeSoto Mrs Zona Morris 717 N 6th Don Eubanks McLouth Births Mr and Mrs Galen Shore 1717 Ind a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Carl Craig 1306 Prairie a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs John Dailey Oskaloosa a son Friday
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Jean Murphy
Eudora
Anna Taylor
N. J
Mary Alice Dicker
Tenn
Katherine Fullerton
Samaritan Lodge
Phyllis May
Baldwin
Kathy Lowe
McLouth
Stanley Alldredge
Harper
Richard Dixon
Charles Mowder
Winfield
Ruth Huddleson
Harold Crady Jr
Ind
Emma Smith
Mass
Barbara Rose
Tonganoxie
Mary Cox
Ivan van Nortwick
Elwanda Loosey
DeSoto
Zona Morris
Don Eubanks
Galen Shore
Carl Craig
Prairie
John Dailey
Oskaloosa
Horoscope by Carroll Righter for January
Aries to Pisces forecast contains guidance on networking, asset growth, and practical steps. It advises contacting allies, improving real estate, and staying energetic with experts while noting astrology signs and a notice to order a personal forecast.
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Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
P.M
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Lawrence Daily Journal- World
Box
Hollywood
Calif
Council Cites Wrestler Gorgeous George in City Farewell
LAS ANGELES AP The Los Angeles City Council adjourned Friday in memory of Gorgeous George as funeral plans were completed. An orchid coffin was prepared to honor the colorful ex wrestler at the farewell ceremony.
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Los Angeles
1963 in review and 1964 outlook from world leaders
The column reflects on 1963 gains and losses from Kennedy’s assassination to Diem’s fate and the Thresher disaster. It then surveys new leaders in UK and West Germany, Pearson in Canada, Erhard, and rising Cold War tensions. It predicts 1964 will bring space feats, elections, and more global shifts.
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Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
England
West Germany
Macmillan
Adenauer
Home
Erhard
Canada
Lester Pearson
Diefenbaker
Italy
Viet Nam
Diem
Thresher
Gordon Cooper
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Adenaeur
de Gaulle
France
Khrushchev
Berlin Wall
Johnson
Fashionable Parenthood May Result From Control
At the 130th AAAS meeting, Dr. J Bourgeois-Pichat warned that worldwide contraception could create a fashion driven birth pattern. He predicted births may fluctuate with fashion, affecting education and employment, and that total reproductive control could arrive within a century with new safe devices and possible gender selection before birth.
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Cleveland
J. Bourgeois-Pichat
France
National Institute of Demographic Studies
Paris
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Bourgeois-Pichat
KU Coed Not Exactly a Professor Image
Carol Susan Cross a 23 year old KU graduate teaches Fundamentals of Speech while also starring as Miss Kitty on Kansas City Channel 4's Junior Auction. The Topeka native and Phi Beta Kappa holder plans marriage to Loring Green and pursues a master's degree in speech communication.
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Carol Susan Cross
Kansas University
Sue
Kansas City
Wdaf-Tv
Miss Kitty
Channel 4
Alpha Kappa Delta
Guy Payne Cross
Topeka
Loring Green
Dalton
Cross
Sue Cross
Well-Adjusted Men Favor Stable Marriages Study Finds
Three researchers report in Archives of General Psychiatry that well adjusted men tend to marry well adjusted women and settle into contented married life. They tracked 50 men once rated perfectly normal in ninth grade in Minneapolis and found striking similarities with their wives, noting mutual contentment with life. The team includes Dr Jules S Golden, Reuben J Silver, and Nathan Mandel.
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Chicago
General Psychiatry
American Medical Association
Minneapolis
Jules S. Golden
Reuben J. Silver
Albany, N.Y., Medical College
Nathan Mandel
Department of Correction of
Minnesota
Mrs Verl Ward of St Joseph Dies Former Lawrence Resident
Mrs Verl B Ward formerly Maud Dumas of Lawrence died Thursday at home in St Joseph Mo She was sister of Mrs Charles E Jones Route 2 and survived by three sons Ver Ward Jr Washington DC Lewis Ward Topeka and Charles Ward the home four grandsons and a sister in law Mrs Harry Dumas of St Joseph Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery graveside services at 2 pm Monday
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Verl B. Ward
St. Joseph
Lawrence
Maud Dumas
Charles E. Jones
Route 2
Verl Ward Jr
Washington, D.C
Lewis Ward
Topeka
Charles Ward
Harry Dumas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Grace Leibengood 62 dies in Kansas City
Mrs Grace A Leibengood aged 62 of 929 Tenn St died Friday night at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Burial 2 pm Monday Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Charles Wesley Garrett in charge Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors include husband Dan Leibengood son Dana Leibengood and three grandchildren She was born June 10 1901 in Lawrence and belonged to Music Club Mu Phi Epsilon and First Methodist Church
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Grace A. Leibengood
Tenn. St
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Rumsey
Charles Wesley Garrett
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dan Leibengood
Dana Leibengood
9Th St
Leibengood
Lawrence
Music Club
Mu Phi Epsilon
First Methodist Church
Death of Ralph H Standing in Kansas City
Ralph H Standing died Friday at his Kansas City home at age 55. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday Frye Chapel Olathe with burial at 2:30 p.m. Monday in Oak Lawn Cemetery Dainsville. He was born in Lawrence and lived in Kansas City 22 years. survived by wife Thelma, two sons William and Richard, parents Ralph E and wife, a sister Mary, a brother John, and three grandchildren.
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Ralph H. Standing
Kansas City
Frye Chapel
Olathe
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Dainsville
Mr. Standing
Lawrence
Country Club Christian Church
Millmen’s
Thelma L. Standing
William H. Standing
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard B. Standing
Ralph E. Standing
Mary E. Stous
John R. Standing
Death of Lloyd H. Wilson in Ottawa
Lloyd H. Wilson 56 died Thursday at his Route 3 Ottawa home. Memorial and funeral services set at Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa with Adah Chapter No. 30 E.S. of Ottawa and Corinthian Lodge No. 12 AF and AM officiating. Survived by wife Marion, children Marion and Daniel, stepchildren Victoria Harris and Robert Harris, three sisters and two brothers. Wilson longtime Ottawa resident and World War II veteran.
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Lloyd H. Wilson
Route 3
Ottawa
Lamb Funeral Home
Adah Chapter
0.E.S
Orient Consistory No
Kansas City
Kan
Koran Temple
A.E.A.O. N.M.S
North and
South America
Corinthian Lodge No
Hope Cemetery
Wilson
Kansas State Teachers College
Western University
Arkansas
Texas
St. Paul's A.M.E. Church
Marion C. Wilson
Marion Wilson
Daniel H. Wilson
Victoria Harris
Robert H. Harris
el Paso
Tex
J. Leod
Funeral set for Maj Karl Funk in Abilene
Maj Karl Funk formerly of Abilene killed in a B52 crash at Aberdeen Mississippi last Monday. Services will be at 2 30 p.m. Monday at the Presbyterian Church in Abilene with burial in Abilene Cemetery. He is a brother of Richard Funk of 1631 West 19th Street.
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Karl Funk
Abilene
Aberdeen
Miss
Presbyterian Church
Maj. Funk
Richard Funk
W. 19Th St
Abilene Cemetery
More Negro Employment Is Important Need for Wichita
The Wichita Beacon reports that 38 percent of Sedgwick County welfare clients are Negro, highlighting limited job opportunities. Local leaders blame color bias, power structures, and segregation in hiring while noting some progress in public offices and unions, with few Negroes in city departments or police ranks.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Graham Hayes
Tom Garland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Floyd L. Hansen
Human Relations Commission
Robert Watson
Chester I. Lewis
NAACP
Chamber of Commerce
Rollo Rand
Chamber
Rand
Lewis
Kansas
Eugene Pond
Robert Arnold
Concordia Plans Industrial Park Purchase
Concordia Industrial Development Association will meet on January 28 to finalize buying 25 acres northeast of Concordia for an industrial park. The site will be served by Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific railroads and K-9 highway crosses one corner of the property.
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Concordia
Kan
Concordia Industrial Developmen Association
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Meredith plans European Middle East Africa trip to Nigeria
James Meredith, the first Negro graduate of the University of Mississippi, announced in Washington that he will depart in April for a tour of Europe the Middle East and Africa. He will enroll at Nigeria's University of Ibadan next fall for graduate studies.
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Washington
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Europe
Middle East
Africa
Nigeria
University of Ibadan
Modelers to Meet for Tuesday Car Racing at Fairgrounds
The Jayhawk Model Masters will race at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds.
Social Security visits to Lawrence scheduled
A Topeka Social Security representative will visit Lawrence at the Chamber of Commerce Office in the Wren Building on West 8th Street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on specific dates through March. The Topeka office in Monroe Street houses hours 8 45 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. People-to-People at Kansas University asks locals to help house foreign students arriving from KU residence halls. Patricia Price seeks room or apartment offers at UI 3 3013 or UI 4 3853 after Jan 6. Card of Thanks from Letha Jane Dunham and Siroky Rest Home staff express gratitude.
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Topeka Social Security Office
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Wren
West 8Th Street
Monroe St
Kansas University
Patricia Price
Bartlesville
Okla
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