State City Clerks Will Meet at KU To Study Issues
Kansas City clerks gather at the 13th City Clerks School at Kansas University to study new legislation and municipal topics. Arden K. Ensley leads sessions with state officials and KU faculty offering panels on operating problems, special assessments, budgeting, elections, and more.
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Kansas Cities
City Clerks
Kansas University
Arden K. Ensley
League of Kansas Municipalities
Topeka
Kansas Union
City Clerks Association of Kansas
KU Governmental Research Center
University Extension
Irvin Franzen
Vital Statistics Division
State Board of Health
Vital Statistics
E. A. Mosher
Lewis C. Carter
John Sticher
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas
Rollin F. Agard
Kansas Bond Advisory Council
William H. Cape
Governmental Research Center
James W. Drury
Pakistan
Edwin 0. Stone
Ken Taylor
Ethan P. Allen
City of
George B. Smith
Gilbert Brock
St. John
Elec
Tions
Harold C. Fisher
Lawrence
James Fuller
Ellinwood
Alma J. Haynes
Medicine Lodge
Walter Kaufman
Anthony
Lawrence A. Lamb
Baldwin
Milton N. Martin
Hutchinson
Victor Perkins
Iola
Harold Peterson
Salina
Rhodesian Speaker to Address Clinton Church Event
Jonathan Mahlanza of Southern Rhodesia will speak at Clinton United Presbyterian Church family night and present slides about his homeland. A basket supper starts at 6 30 p.m. Mahlanza studies at Kansas University with a fellowship from the African Education committee and Wesley Foundation.
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Jonathan Mahlanza
Southern
Rhodesia
Clinton United Presbyterian Church
Mahlanza
Kansas University
African Education Committee
Methodist Board of Missions
Wesley Foundation
India meeting set on annexation proposal
Patrons of India School District will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at India School to discuss annexation proposed by the City of Lawrence.
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Patrons of India
India School
Lawrence
Latins Visit KU For Two Week Engineering Conference
Twelve Latin American engineering educators visit Kansas University for a two day program led by KU professors William Smith and Floyd Preston. They join 19 Latin American educators on Mt Oread for a six week seminar on higher education in the Americas.
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Sopether
Kansas Unive
Elve
Jose Miguel Pareja
Argentina
Jose Leoncaaribay
Fernando Canas
Costa Rica
S. M. Valas
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Kansas University
Case Institute of Technology
Clevelards
Ohio
Case Institute
KU. KU
William P. Smith
Floyd Preston
Jose’ Emilio Amores
Monterrey
Mexico
San Pedro Montes de Oca
Alberto Luis Galvao Coimbra
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Ferrucio Fabriani
Jose Leon Garibay
Rosario
Carlos Mori
Santiago
Chile
Jose Miguel Parera
Santa Fe
Rodrigo Orozco
Ruy Aguiar de Silva Leme
Butantan
Tharcisio Damy de Souza Santos
Francisco Vera E
Murphy Hall
Mt. Oread
Americas
Local KU honor roll lists 113 students led by 15 straight-A scholars
Six Lawrence students are named on the fall honor roll of the Kansas University Education School. The list includes Mary Kathryn Curl and Karen L. Stuart Heeb among 113 honored, with 15 earning all A grades. The roll covers juniors and seniors from Lawrence and many other cities, detailing hundreds of names and street addresses.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Education School
Kenon E. Anderson
Mary Kathryn Curl
Route 3
Karen L. Stuart Heeb
Tenn. St
Martha Kay Kipp
University Dr
Lynn Wiley Poage
Ky. St
Margaret L. Smith
Calif. St
Penelope Sommerville
Miss. St
Ernestine Adams
Topeka
Betty F. Carpenter
Kirkwood
Junio
Lynn Duncan Couch
Coffeyville
Nancy Borel Ellis
Falls Church
Myrna Kay Frazer
Verna May Fraser
Martha Harrison Gage
Shawnee Mission
Elizabeth Johnson Keller
Leawood
Patricia Ann Koch
Haven
Ramon C. Littell
Rolla
Marcia Ray Myers
Marsha Morgan Rogers
Boulder
Colo
Marilyn L. Swett
Ainsworth
Neb
Suzanne
Bonner Springs
Constance Clendenin
Mission
Marvin G. Clothier
Stafford
James Stanley Coles
Moran
Janice S. Colglazier
Colby
Elizabeth Cook
Arington
Marydel R. Couch
Rt. 3
Lee Ann Curry
Agusta
Judith Kent
Daugherty
Beloit
Barbara Edwards
Fr. Leavenworth
Karen Jo Emel
Sondra Sue Ewald
Kansas City
John D. Featherstone
Kan
James Leroy Fox
Helen Joan Frakes
Lois Mae Freudenthal
Overland Park
Christie Anne Frick
Ft. Scott
Judy D. Geisendorf
Salina
Diana Gustafson
Susan Jean Gustafson
Middleton
Wis
Harriet Harris
Sondra Margaret Hays
Salina Sen
Boom Lowered On Motorist On U S 40 Near Here
Marianne Meyer of Topeka sustained minor facial and hand cuts when a nine foot boom swung from a sprayer truck and stretched across the highway center line near U S 40. Her car damaged about 150 dollars while the other vehicle and a 10 dollar boom also incurred minor damage. Don E Westheffer of Route 3 Lawrence drove the truck and was uninjured.
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Marianne Meyer
Topeka
Here
U.S. 40
Highway Patrol
Meyer
Don E. Westheffer
Route 3
Lawrence
Supreme Court ruling in Bug Bite case brings no joy to legless plaintiff
James Gallick, 61, a legless former railroad worker from Parma, received news from attorney Marshall I. Nurenberg that the Supreme Court affirmed a $625,000 damage award in the bug bite case. Including costs and interest, the railroad could owe about $750,000. medical bills are estimated at $200,000.
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Cleveland, Ohio
James T. Gallick
Gallick
Marshall I. Nurenberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Highland View Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nurenberg
Abe
A. H. Dudnik
Dudnik
University Hospital
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Gatlick
Parma
Lawrence and Overbrook Student Earn Journalism Honor Roll
Ten KU J School students made the fall semester honor roll as announced by Dean Burton W. Marvin. Among them are James E. Alsbrook from Lawrence, senior, and Joanne Marie Prim from Overbrook, junior. GPA ranged from 2.28 to 2.81.
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Lawrence
Overbrook
Burton W. Marvin
James E. Alsbrook
Maine St
Joanne Marie Prim
Lawrence Senior
Robert A. Brooks
Leawood
Martin S. Dick
List of students with seniors and juniors by city
Brooklyn N Y junior Dennis D Farney Wilson senior Alvie B Harrison Wichita junior Carol Ann Phillippi Salina senior Jo Anne Marie Prim Overbrook junior Alice M Rueschhoff Hutchinson junior Gerald W Smith Omaha Neb senior JoAnne D Zabornik Kansas City Kan junior
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Ior
Karen L
Stuart Heeb
Tenn, Sr
Renior
Susan Henneberger
Atwood
Roselyn MM
Hodges
Beaverton
Mich
Sonja K. Hushaw Hoffman
Scott City
Rodney Ray Horn
Prairie Village
Barbara Hite Huber
Shawnee Mission
Carolyn R. Hunnicutt
Sabetha
Robert G. Hunt
Arkansas City
Donald E. Igelsrud
South Miami
Fla
Linda Marie Inman
Topeka
Nancy Johnnaperson
Janet Marie Johnson
Cimarron
Rhonda M. Johnston
Em- Porla
Josephine Ll. Jones
Mission
Karen’ Kay Jordening
Horton
Dorothy E. Kicker
Martha Kay Kipp
Univ. Dr
Carol Ann Janne Kyner
Wilson
Iva Ruth Lindquist
Wilsey
Wylene Fain Lipe
Joplin
Robert L. Lyons
Kansas City
Heather MacAlpine
Stillwater
Okla
Alice Joy Mackish
Kan
Lois Joann Marshall
Patricia Darnell Mayhew
Plainville
Karen Sue McCarty
Wichita
Judith Karen Meek
Lee Edward Meyer
LaGrange
Lll
Edbert W. Miller
Valley Center
Julia King Muller
Salina
Lucile Ola Nelson
Lenexa
Mary J. Newcomb
Independence
Lynn Niswenger
Overland Park
Ralph L. Palmer Jr
Carolyn L. Peters
Larry James Peterson
Winfield
Sandra Lee Plaskett
Raytown
Lynn Wiley Poage
Ky,Sr
Melanie Lou Poor
Seneca
Karen Vogel Rankin
Phillipsburg
Susan Jane Riseley
Maumee
Ohio
Paul Dean Ross
Kincaid
Martha Louise Ryan
Manhattan
Carol Rae Schaum
St. Louis
Susan Simon
Margaret L. Smith
Calif. St
Penelope Summerville
Miss
Connie Stewart Stellies
Hill City
Karen’ Lynn Stevenson
Carol Lynn Swift
Ft. Smith
Ark
Robert B. Sympson
Jolynne Talbott
Loren D. Tompkins
Kendall K. Waggoner
Kirkwood
Charles L. Wilhelm
Dodge City
Wendy Lou Wilkerson
Norma Irene Wilson
Michael David Wolfe
Russell
Suellen Young
Parsons
Marilyn Sue Porchety Worley
Victor Zuercher
Whitewater
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dennis D. Farney
Alvie B. Harrison
Carol Ann Phillippi
Joanne Marie Prim
Overbrook
Alice M. Rueschhoff
Hutchinson
Gerald W. Smith
Omaha
Neb
JoAnne D. Zabornik
Raytown News executive Garvin dies at 68
Arthur E. Cap Garvin 68, vice president and business manager of the Raytown News, died Monday night after surgery. He bought the News in 1831 and ran it with a partner since 1955. He previously worked for the Kansas City Journal-Post, St Joseph Press-Gazette, International News Service in Chicago, and Oswego Independent. Born in Erie, Kansas.
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Kansas City
Arthur E
Cap) Garvin
Raytown
Garvin
The
News
Kansas City Journal-Post
St. Joseph (Mo
Press-Gazette
International News Service
Chicago
Oswego
Kan
Independent
Erie
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KU J School
Raytown, Mo
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Southwestern Bell
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