Iowa State Student Leader Campaign Sparks Debate
The Iowa State University student body elected Donald R. Smith, a mechanical engineering senior with radical views, as student government president. Smith promised to drag the university into the twentieth century and oppose administration vetoes, while voters questioned turnout and the implications for governance and national trends.
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Iowa State Universit
Donald R. Smith
Smith
Des Moines Sunday Register
Iowa State
Oriental Prints Donated to University Museum
A Chicago heiress Rose K Auerbach left a bequest to the Kansas University Museum of Art, yielding a collection of 17th 18th and 19th century Japanese and Chinese prints plus yards of Oriental brocade. The exact value is not yet known. Bret Waller notes the works merit identification and study. The donation came through the Endowment Association.
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Kansas University Museum of Art
Rose K. Auerbach
Chicago
Ill
Bret Waller
Endowment Association
Arthur Reid, African nationalist leader, found dead
Arthur Reid 79 a leading figure among African nationalist leaders in the United States was found dead in his Harlem apartment Thursday night police said Reid known as a dean of the movement had been active in the cause for decades
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Arthur Read
New York
Arthur Reid
United States
Harlem
Bangkok Blaze Displaces Over Five Hundred In Suburbs
AP reports a two hour Bangkok suburb fire destroyed homes of more than 500 people on Friday night, following another blaze two days earlier that left about 1,000 homeless.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Rabbi to Speak on Baker Campus in Baldwin
Rabbi Donald Hoskins of Temple Bnai Jehudah Kansas City will visit Baker University in Baldwin for a convocation at 9 45 a m on A Jewish View of Christianity He will lecture to classes and meet students at 3 45 p m His degrees include a B S from Columbia and an M H L from Hebrew Union College He has served congregations in Peoria Warwick and Richmond
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Donald Hoskins
Temple B'nai Jehudah
Kansas City
Baker University
Baldwin
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Hoskins
Columbia University
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Congregation
B*‘nai Jehudah
Peoria
Illinois
Warwick
Rhode Island
Richmond
Virginia
Jewish Chautauqua Society
National
Fderation of Temple Brotherhood
Southeast Artist Annie Blackshear Dies at 91
Annie Laura Eve Blackshear, a Southeastern artist and illustrator for the University of Georgia Agriculture Extension Service, died Friday in Athens Georgia. She was 91 and known across the region for her art and contributions to extension programs.
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Athens, Ga
Annie Laura Eve Blackshear
Miss Blackshear
University of Georgia Agriculture Extension Service
Rally at Apollo Honors Rep Powell Draws Hundreds
Several hundred attended a concert at Harlem's Apollo Theater in New York to honor Rep Adam Clayton Powell. Tickets ranged from $2 to $50, and sponsors said the proceeds would fund research to aid Negro politicians in campaigns and related political helps.
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New York
Harlem
Apollo Theater
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Powell
Education workshop explores technology and liberal arts balance
Workshop leaders from KU faculties discuss the role of engineering, social change, and higher education in socio economic development. Final sessions begin 9 30 am Sunday at the Wesley Foundation Student Center with Rich Smith speaking.
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U. S
Max Sutton
Ross McKinney
Felix Moos
John McNown
James Seaver
James Gunn
W. Clarke Wescoe
United States
Wesley Foundation
Rich Smith
University Christian Movement
Cliff Hope Named Easter Seal Campaign Chairman
Clifford R. Hope Sr. of Garden City is named 1967 Easter Seal Campaign chairman for Kansas. The appeal begins Monday with support from Mrs. Caryl Dodds of Douglas County as county chairman. Hope emphasizes collective effort for crippled children’s well being.
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Clifford R.hope Sr
Garden City
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
Hope
Easter Seal Society
Cary
Sertoma Sponsors Freedom Roll Call Presentation
The Lawrence Sertoma Club will present copies of the Declaration of Independence to eight graders at three local junior highs next Thursday as part of the National Freedom Roll Call. Lawrence Mayor Jim Schubert will speak, with events at Central Junior High, St. John's Catholic School, and West Junior High, under the theme American Freedom The Greatest Gift to Mankind.
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Lawrence Sertoma Club
Sertomans
Lawrence
Jim Schubert
Schubert
West Junior High
Sertoma
Snow and Cold Grip Nation Despite No Severe Storms
The Weather Bureau reported widespread cold and wintry conditions across the United States. Sub-zero temperatures spread from Montana to Maine with readings near 30 below in North Dakota Minnesota and Maine while other states from Montana to New Hampshire remained in the sub-zero belt.
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Weather Bureau
Montana
Maine
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wyoming
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Upper Michigan
New York State
Vermont
New Hampshire
Lawrence Students Named on Engineering Honor Roll
Sixteen Lawrence residents at Kansas University are listed among 199 fall semester honor roll honorees in the School of Engineering and Architecture. Three local students earned straight A grades: Thomas Aiken Richard Hornsby and John Webb. Other honor roll members include Larry Andrews Mitchell Brown Dennis Cannon Fred Deay Robert Erwin Warren Harrell Jr Robert Hefferon Bruce Hogle Lawrence Howard Jennings McKinley George Milleret Jr Alan Mulally and Henry Person with addresses across Lawrence and area routes.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Engineering and Architecture
Thomas Aiken
W. 20Th
Terr
Richard Hornsby
Hes
John Webb
Yale Rd
Larry Andrews
Mitchell Brown
Maine
Dennis Cannon
Ill
Fred Deay
Robert Erwin
Minn
Warren Harrell Jr
Barker
Robert Hefferon
Mass
Bruce Hogle
Lawrence Howard
Ousdahl
Jennings McKinley
W. 6Th St
George Milleret Jr
Alan Mulally
N. H
Henry Person
Angels Flight initiates 26 pledges at KU Whitehead chapter
The Ennis C. Whitehead Flight at Kansas University welcomed 26 pledges in a Kansas Union ceremony. Names include Diane Seaver Mary Dowell Mary Edmonds Wileen Ireland Jane Roehrig Charlotte Bartlesmeyer Valeree Carroll Lorenda Powell Joyce Rinkler Karen Howse Laura RUBLE Jancy Young Maggie Ogilvie Judy Sauls Judy Etherington Marsha Kresge Jackl Settles Diana Walter Lynne Pray Nancy Stover Sheila Beaman Susan Kasper Nicole Wissman Wathy Honig Karen McCarthy Janice Whelan honorary wives noted. Special honors: pledge class president Lynne Pray and drill team commander Eileen Ireland. Lorenda Powell named honor initiate.
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Angel Flight
Ennis C. Whitehead
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Diane Seaver
Prairie Village
Mary Dowell
Haviland
Mary Edmonds
Wast Moline
Wileen Ireland
Kansas City
Jane Roehrig
Leawood
Charlotte Bartlesmeyer
Fort Scott
Valeree Carroll
Lorenda Powell
Coffeyville
Joyce ‘Rinkler
Gypsum
Karen Howse
Laura Ruble
Leavenworth
Jancy Young
Salina
Maggie Ogilvie
Judy Sauls
Bartlesville
Okla
Judy Etherington
Marsha Kresge
Jackl Settles
Garden City
Diana Walter
Shawnee Mission
Lynne Pray
Nancy Stover
Africa to Be Topic of Seminar on Hill
A Kansas University seminar titled Topics and Problems on Modern Africa studies the African motive and self. Taught by professors from drama political science anthropology and literature the class has about half American and half African students.
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Africa
Kansas University
Arabic and Bengali Courses At KU Union
Arabic and Bengali are offered this semester at the University of Kansas on a voluntary basis by graduate students. The Arab American Club and the Pakistani Students Association sponsor the classes. Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings in the Union with about 30 enrolled and 20 more showing interest. Nayeem Ahmed, a KU graduate student from Pakistan, teaches Bengali.
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Kansas Union
Al-salam Alaykum
Middle East
Pakistan
Pakistani Students Association
Nayeem Ahmed
Ballpaper Refund Trick Sparks Tax Plot in Michigan
Laura Oestreich and her husband in Ypsilanti found a signed blank IRS check claiming a $450 refund. IRS official James Reilly warned the document is worthless and not cashable as a government windfall.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Laura Oestreich
Internal Revenue Service
James Reilly
Chicago
IRS
U.S
Oestreichs
Tax Proposal Stumbles Before First Committee
Johnson's 6 percent income tax surcharge proposal faces trouble as the first congressional panel weighs it. The Joint Economic Committee lacks power, while Ways and Means and Senate Finance hold authority. Members drift in their views amid opposition from nongovernment witnesses and doubts about a looming 1967 economy surge. Secretary Fowler notes Vietnam costs push deficits higher, suggesting surpluses if war spending ends.
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Johnson
First Congressional Committee
Senate
House Economic Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Joint Economic Committee
Council of Economic Advisers
Gardner Ackley
Senate Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Treasury
Lawrence Family Planning Clinic Opens Next Monday
The Lawrence Family Planning clinic will open at 7 30 p m Monday at the Lawrence Community Nursery 645 Ala Dr Alexander Mitchell will examine patients A nurse Mrs Kenneth Rothwell will speak and a film Planned Families shown Pap smear tests may be given in addition to consultation and examination A sliding fee scale based on income and dependents applies and no one will be refused service for inability to pay Transport or babysitting aid provided via VI 20064 during clinic hours
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Lawrence Family Planning
Lawrence Community Nursery
Ala
Alexander Mitchell
Kenneth Rothwell
Shrine Club to Deliver 300 Cards to Hospital
Lawrence Shrine Club will deliver 300 therapy cards to Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Sunday. The cards are part of a gift of 70 000 cards from Hallmark Cards Inc to about 20 Shriner’s crippled children’s hospitals in the United States Canada and Mexico. Abdallah Shrine of Kansas City coordinates distribution with LeRoy Gross and Lowrey Anderson presenting the cards.
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Lawrence Shrine Club
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hallmark Cards Inc
Shriner
United States
Canada
Mexico
Abdallah Shrine of
Kansas City
LeRoy Gross
Lowrey Anderson
The
Lawrence Shriners
LMH
Gross
Hatcher Family Ties to The Light Fantastic Stage 67
The Oscar Hatchers of 901 Ky. St. show interest in ABCs The Light Fantastic on Stage 67. Their son Tom in New York leads the producing company. A former actor, he now is business manager for Arthur Laurents. The Hatchers have lived in Lawrence for about 30 years, moving from Oklahoma City. Mrs. Hatcher is a De Soto High librarian, and Mr. Hatcher is a retired geologist.
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Oscar Hatchers
Ky. St
ABC
Tom
New York City
Hatcher
Arthur Laurents
New York
Lawrence
Oklahoma City
DeSoto High School
Kansas University Concert Band Winter Program Notes
The Kansas University Concert Band presents a 3 30 p m Sunday performance at University Theatre featuring Symphony for Band by M Miaskovsky possibly in an American premiere. The event is open to the public at no charge.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
M. Miaskovsky
Valentine Dance at South Park Rec Center Tonight
A junior high Valentine Dance runs 7 30 to 10 30 p m today at the South Park Recreation Center with music by the Mystics. Admission is charged and school clothes are required.
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South Park Recreation Center
The
Mystics
Kansas Music Educators Convention Finale at KU
A 7 30 pm concert concludes the Kansas Music Educators Association convention begun Friday at Mount Oread. Orchestra led by Robert Baustian, KU alumnus and now Oberlin Conservatory professor, will perform. Public may attend with convention participants.
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Kansas Music Educators Association
Music Educators National Conference
Kansas Union
Dennis Waring
Memphis, Tenn
Kansas University
Louis Versen
Philadelphia
E. Thayer Gaston
Mount Oread
Journal-World
Hoch Auditorium
Robert Baustian
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ohio
Safe theft reported in local residence
Charles Dunagin of 1540 La. St. reported Friday afternoon the theft of a small safe containing 350 dollars in cash from his room. The theft occurred sometime after January 24, police said.
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Charles Dunagin
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