Kitos To Speak At Sunday Newman Forum Lecture
Prof Paul Kitos of the Kansas University Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Department will open the Newman Forum series with The Moral Responsibility of the Scientist at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. A public lecture followed by discussion and a reception for inauguration will be held. Committee members include Mrs James Stachowiak Mrs Frank Dance Mrs Charles Sidman and Mrs Alex Boyle. Subsequent speakers include Alex Boyle Carlyle H Smith Charles Sidman James Stachowiak and Mathias Mertes presenting topics on design ethics and Vatican II backgrounds.
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Kansas University Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology
Kansas Union
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James Stachowiak
Frank Dance
Charles Sidman
Alex Boyle
Carlyle H. Smith
MII
Mathias Mertes
Leadership Seminar on March 13 at Kansas University
A supervisory seminar to boost foremen and work supervisors will be held March 13 at Kansas University. Kenneth G. Yost of the National Metal Trades Assn. will speak on motivation through communications, fundamental understanding of business, and management attitude as keys to employer employee relations. Sponsors include Lawrence Adult Education and Public Schools, KU Extension, and the State Board for Vocational Education.
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KU Event Schedule February 17 24 University Activities
A dense list of campus events from February 17 to 24 includes duplicate bridge in Jayhawk Room, concerts in University Theatre, Mary Stuart performances in Experimental Theater, faculty forums, SUA events, bridge tournaments, basketball games, and various lectures and exhibits across the Kansas Union, English, Fraser Theater, and art venues. Highlights feature Varsity Basketball KU vs K State, Mary Stuart runs, and the Universal Day of Prayer activities.
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Univ
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Ohio State U
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Syracuse A
Brazil
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Cottonwood Room
Kansas
Ian
Erich Heller
Northwestern U
Jaust
Fraser
Ron Rynbrand
Sua
Archeology Club
Frank E. Brown
Yale
Hadrian's Pantheon
Bailey
U.N
Art Museum
University Women’s Club
Watkins Room
Experimental Theater
Model Senate
Operation Petticoat
Recreation Executives Meet at Oread Conference
Midwest recreation executives gather at Kansas University from Feb 17 to 22 to discuss effective supervision of community programs. speakers include Lt. Col. A C Rush Kansas Highway Patrol Miss Theresa Chiesa Denver officials and Siebelt Frieswyk National Recreation Association. EU faculty members Dr James Titus Dr Frank Dance and John Giele will also participate.
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Western governments urged to aid Bulgarian African students
The piece reports on Bulgaria sending about 300 African students to Vienna and the reluctance of the United States and Britain to offer Western university places. Officials cite limited slots, language and qualification concerns, while critics urge quick, constructive action and even placement in technical institutes.
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Consumer Goods Output Helps January Record
Federal Reserve Board reports industrial production steady in January as consumer goods output rises while materials and equipment dip. The production index reaches 119 percent of the 1957-59 average, five points above January 1962 and unchanged from December. Construction materials fall further and auto assemblies stay high.
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Federal Reserve Board
March Workshop Set By Kansas Educational Secretaries
A three day Educational Secretaries Workshop will be held March 14 16 at Kansas University. It is sponsored by the Kansas Association of Educational Secretaries University Extension and the Kansas State Board for Vocational Education.
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Kansas University
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Kansas Association of Educational Secretaries, University Extension
Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Ladies Aid Met at Mrs Noe Home in Big Springs
The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs David Noe with co hostess Mrs W L Richards in charge by president Mrs Ray Cree A talk was given by Mrs Henry Vogel Guests included Rev Lybian Endsley of Lecompton Mr and Mrs Henry Vogel of Topeka Mr and Mrs Melvin Water and family hosted the Crees for a Sunday dinner marking their 48th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Vitus Hadl hosted a family meal Sunday Guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Kampschroeder and Sylvia of Lawrence Elwin Carole and Roger Carter of Lawrence
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W. L. Richards
Ray Cree
Henry Vogel
Lybian Endsley
Lecompton
Topeka
Melvin Water
Vitus Hadl
Herbert Kampschroeder
Sylvia
Lawrence
Elwin
Carole
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