KU Educators Chosen for Work in Soviet Union
Three Kansas University faculty members Frances Ingemann, David Paretsky, and John Weir were selected to lecture and research in the Soviet Union for one to four months. They join 23 U S educators from 12 universities in the cultural exchange, with dates potentially in the spring semester.
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Soviet Union
Ministry of Higher Education
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Ministry
U. S
Frances Ingeman
David Paretsky
John A. Weir
Hall
Weir
Moscow State University
Tashkent
Timryasov Agricultural Academy
Rostov
Engish
Moscow
Leningrad
Paretsky
Russia
City poised to expand by annexing land around fairgrounds
On Feb 12 the Lawrence School Board will report on annexation and a week later final readings will be heard Feb 19 to annex 40 acres north of the 4-H Fairgrounds. Commissioners will review all legally annexable land totaling about 2200 acres and bid streets for Country Club North and storm sewers in Edgewood Park.
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Nion
Lawrence School Board
Country Club North
Edgewood Park
Wisconsin Street
6Th
Lawrence Chapter No 4 Sets Meeting Date
The Stated meeting of Lawrence Chapter No 4 will be held Tuesday February 5 at 7 30 p m in the Joe Schel Bar with O D Anderson serving as secretary advertiser and presiding officer.
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Wee We CO
Lawrence
Joe Schelbar
H.P. O
D. Anderson
Sec
Door to door salesman makes swap for haircut
Ottawa AP dispatch says H C Beuthien of Wellsville offered goods to a Richmond woman who was busy cutting her husband's hair. When asked to buy, she declined and proposed a swap. Beuthien asked for a haircut and she replied they might need cold tablets, so they swapped.
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Ottawa
Kan
H. C. Beuthien
Wellsville
Richmond
Beuthien
Four Rules For Saving Teeth And Money
During National Dental Week the Douglas County Dental Association urges parents to prevent childhood decay. Key findings show high decay rates at ages 3 6 14 and 16 and stress early exams brushing after meals balanced diets fluoride treatment and drinking water with fluoride to improve lifelong dental health.
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Douglas County Dental Association
Lawrence
670 Pound Man Dies After Load Into Van
Charles Steinmetz 670 pounds died in a Jacksonville hospital after a flower delivery van carried him there. Ten policemen and six firemen loaded him Saturday night. Autopsy to confirm cause of death. He had repeatedly feared weight gain and described overeating as his burden.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Professor Floyd Bell Dies After 40 Years at K State
Floyd W. Bell aged 75, longtime Kansas State University animal husbandry professor, died Sunday in a Manhattan hospital. Also noted, Fendley Collins, former Michigan State wrestling coach, will manage the U S team for the 1964 Olympic Games.
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Manhattan
Kan
Floyd W. Bell
Kansas State University
Fendley Collins
Michigan State
United States
Local Industry Produces Delicate Electronic Parts
Precision Devices Inc at 619 Vt. St. in Lawrence manufactures quartz crystals for marine radio equipment and a new product for precision temperature control of electronic components. Led by president William T. Liggett, the firm with 40 employees is a subsidiary of Sherold Crystals.
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Bill Liggett
Precision Devices
Vt. St
E. K. Houser
Journal-World
Precision Devices Inc
William T. Liggett
Gene Glahn
Sherold Crystals
Kansas City
FMC Facility Expansion Under Way in Lawrence
Construction begins on a plant expansion at the Food Machinery and Chemical Corp facility in Lawrence marking a new sodium hexametaphosphate line. The project adds a third plant for FMC in this product and targets Midwest markets with food and commercial grade forms. No cost figures released. operation expected after May 1. current staff 106. plant manager G. M. Stark.
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Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
Lawrence
Westvaco
Midwest
FMC Corp
G. M. Stark
FMC
Carteret
N. J
Newark
Calif
KU Accident Causes $600 In Vehicle Damage
A two car crash on Jayhawk Boulevard near Marvin Hall at Kansas University caused $600 in damage. Ray Kil lam, 18, of Redbud Lane, hit Lauren Becker, 19, of Logan, from behind as Kil lam stopped to yield to a vehicle backing into a space. No injuries were reported. Killam's car sustained $400 damage and Becker's $200.
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Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas University
Marvin Hall
Ray Killam
Redbud Lane
Lauren Becker
Logan
Killam
Becker
William Neustifter Sr. 59 dies at Lawrence hospital
William L Neustifter Sr 59 longtime Eudora resident died Sunday morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born May 23 1903 in Wilder Kansas. A Journal World foreman for 33 years he retired in 1954 and ran the Eudora Paint Center the last two years. Survived by wife Mildred son William Neustifter Jr and granddaughter. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. Cooper Warren Chapel with Rev John Quigley officiating Burial Holy Family Cemetery Eudora casket bearers named Ernest Pontius Raybert Thornton Ter ence Fox Wesley McCalla El Wood Burns Robert Becker.
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William L. Neustifter Sr
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wilder
Kan
Journal-World
Eudora Paint Center
Mildred
William Neustifter Jr
Rosary
Cooper-Warren Chapel
John Quigley
Holy Family Cemetery
Ernest Pontius
Raybert Thornton
Terence Fox
Wesley McCalla
Elwood Burns
Robert Becker
Theology course on Kierkegaard to start Tuesday
A Kierkegaard and Christian Theology course co sponsored by the Kansas School of Religion and St. Paul School of Theology will begin at 1 30 p m Tuesday in Myers Hall on the Kansas University campus. The eight week program charges 12 50 for registration and is open to the public. Dr Carl Bangs associate professor of historical theology at St Paul School of Theology will teach.
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Kansas School of Religion
St. Paul School of Theology
Kansas City
Myers Hall
Kansas University
Carl Bangs
Methodist
Bangs
Lawrence High School Offers 30 Adult Education Classes
An evening program at Lawrence High School launches tonight with 30 adult education classes for spring. E J Logsdon says 10 more will stay open a week to boost enrollment. if interest is insufficient 11 may be cut. Most classes have room for newcomers with a two week enrollment window.
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Lawrence High School
E. J. Logsdon
Logsdon
Representative Gets Birthday Apples From Daughter Choir
Rep. J. C. Tillotson of Norton received a birthday gift in reverse when his daughter Carolyn, a Washburn University student, and her group The Washburn Belles announced the day. The House honored him by letting him help supply the 125 member chamber with apples.
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Topeka
Rep
J. C. Tillotson
R-Norton
Carolyn
Washburn University
Washburn Belles
Tillotson
Three Men and Baby Die in Nicaragua Vote
MANAGUA AP three men and an infant were killed and eight wounded as Nicaraguans voted Sunday to extend the Somoza family's 31 year rule. National Guardsmen clashed with 300 anti Somoza demonstrators during balloting for Rene Schick Gutierrez president designate. Dr Fernando Aguero Rocha opposition leader held under house arrest after boycott call.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Somoza
Rene Schick Gutiierrez
Liberal Party
Fernando Aguero Rocha
Aguero
Schick
Luis Somoza
Somozas
Beast Taken At McLouth Sent to KU
A pale red 35 pound animal trapped by Henry Murr of McLouth is sent to the Kansas University Natural History Museum for study. Museum director Dr. E Raymond Hall notes the creature may be a dog coyote cross based on color size and skeletal analysis.
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Kansas University Natural History Museum
McLouth
E. Raymond Hall
Henry Murr
Murr
Hall
Doctor Hunter Resigns as State Health Lab Director
Dr. Charles A. Hunter has submitted his resignation as director of laboratories for the state Board of Health. He remains near retirement age and will become chief of the microbiology section at the Tulsa Medical Center in Oklahoma.
KU alumna earns eye surgery praise and TV game tie
Read in Lawrence the Journal World details a Don DeMott story and a KU chemistry student. It covers retinal repair by Dr L Harrell Pierce at Johns Hopkins, sight nearly normal, and a KU fund boost of 2500 tied to an Alumni Fun TV program.
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Journal-World
Don DeMott
W. 25Th St
Kansas University
DeMott
L. Harrell Pierce
Johns Hopkins
Kansas University Greater University Fund
Stanley Learned
Phillips Petroleum
Robert Ellsworth
Doris Freeson
Texas University
Jayhawkers
North Carolina
Graham Is Improved After Influenza Illness
Dallas AP reports evangelist Billy Graham showed improvement from influenza. His high fever reached 102.3 five degrees Sunday and then returned to normal by today.
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Dallas
Tex
Billy Graham
Educational TV Bill Sparks Kansas House Debate
Nine Democrats in the Kansas House introduce a plan to create a state educational television authority with a seven member panel. They propose a modest start and a future appropriation if interest grows. The bill outlines transmitter planning and statewide coverage goals.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Frank Lill
Emporia
Orber Hardner
Harder
S. R. V. Shrewder
Rushland
Walter Ford
Ulysses
Shrewder
House Judiciary Committee
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Cordley
Haskell Radio Lab
Cordley Gym
Beast
Dr. Hunter
Yellow Cab CO
Phone Ner
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Dwight Sickles
Lawrence, Kenses
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
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Fred Ellsworth
Goose Tatum
Kansas Turnpike
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Ark
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Neb
Gerhart Hauptmann
Watson Library
Kansas Rural Health Plan
Franklin D. Murphy
KU School of Medicine
National Methodist Monthly
Kansas
Andrew Hamilton
Murphy
University of California At
School of Medicine
Arden Miller
Nebraska University
Missouri
Nebraska
Graham
Lawrence Memorial Co. Forman Endacott
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Carl Mingo
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