Costa Rican Educators See KU Facilities and Programs
A 31 day United States tour brings nine Costa Rican educators to Kansas University and Lawrence schools. They praise language labs and center for Latin American studies, noting limited federal education funds in Costa Rica and planning exchanges of teachers and students to benefit Colegio Limón. They observe American civic values and open friendliness influencing their view of US education.
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United States
Kansas University
Lawrence
Colegio Limon
Costa Rica
Marta Esperanza Moya
Center For
Jorge Wing Ching
Oswald Bernard Little
Judith Parra Saenz
School of Education
Lawrence High School
Kiwanis Meeting Discusses Fair Housing in Lawrence
Lawrence Kiwanis Club heard two speakers Jesse Milan NAACP Lawrence chapter leader and Glenn L Kappelman Lawrence Realtor discuss fair housing for minority groups. Milan cited a local NAACP housing survey while Kappelman urged local solutions before federal action. New member John D Logsdon KU professor and CPA society executive secretary attended.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Jesse Milan
NAACP
Glenn L. Kappelman
Lawrence Realtor
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Milan
Kappelman
Harold Allen
Kiwanis
Harold Beck
Irving Roth
Fred Montgomery
Clarence Dreyer
Olin K. Petefish
John D. Logsdon
Pioneer Rd
Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Dirksen Treated For Little Tummy Upset
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen 69 was treated Thursday night at the Capitol by Dr. Joseph A. Bailey for a stomach upset. He was taken to the doctor’s home and rested comfortably. The physician said he should be back in his office tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Capitol
Joseph A. Bailey
Illinois
Bailey
Dirksen
Service Anytime and Anywhere Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises nonstop service options and contact at VI 3 5111 for immediate arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
January Census at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Rises
The average daily census at Lawrence Memorial Hospital reached 125.61 in January, up 18 from December. Out-patients totaled 1 048, up from 968. 89 major surgeries, up 28. 72 minor surgeries, up 1. Births were 92 in January, including 44 boys and 48 girls and one set of twins.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Alabama Protest Erupts After Night Clash in Marion
In Marion Alabama hundreds of Negro demonstrators sparked a night march from Zion Methodist church toward the jail then clashed with state troopers. Jimmie Lee Jackson 26 was wounded twice and in critical condition. NBC and UPI reporters were injured as cameras were smashed and crowds dispersed after police order. Mayor Pegues blamed outside leadership from Selma for the violence.
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Marion
Ala
Perry County
Alabama
Coretta King
Martin Luther King Jr
Zion Methodist Church
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Selma
Richard G. Valeriani
NBC
United Press International
Pete Fisher
Reggie Smith
Pi lotage of Plymouth church treasurer seeks reelection
Althaus long time treasurer and building chair for Plymouth Congregational Church and World War I veteran faces term expiration. School board candidates include Mrs. Gladys Six Dr. Russell Frink James Paddock and Franklin Mitchell. City commissioners Richard Raney Mike Getto Jesse Milan and Mrs Walter Blackledge. Primary March 22 Filing deadline March 12 with Clerk Harold Fisher.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Chicago University
Althaus
J. J. Wilson
H. Penfield Jones
Gladys Six
Central
Russell Frink
James
Bill) Paddock
Franklin Mitchell
Reuter Organ Company
Richard H. Raney
Mike Getto
Jesse Milan
Walter Blackledge
Jim Owens
Rusty Springer
Fred Cooper
Harold Fisher
Convent Life Attracts Girls Seeking Purpose Beyond Formals
In BELTMONT North Carolina Sister Mary James of the Sisters of Mercy explains why young women choose convent life over secular paths. The nursing and teaching order emphasizes service with vows of poverty chastity and obedience while offering community and purpose.
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Mary James
Sisters of Mercy
Management of Risks Is Topic of KU Meet
The Kansas University School of Business insurance forum will feature Dr. Bob A. Hedges delivering the address. A former Summerfield scholar, he now teaches at Illinois University. The event is funded by contributions from Kansas insurance companies and underwriters associations.
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Kansas University School of Business
Summerfield
Illinois University
Bob A. Hedges
Kansas
National Guard Unit Starts New Program
The Lawrence National Guard unit joins with other Guard groups in a one year enlistment program for former servicemen to enter at the highest grade they held. Lt. Cail A. Graham says the idea is to train and mentor younger members using prior active duty skills. Full details are at the National Guard Armory.
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Lawrence
National Guard
2Nd
Towarts
Officials Seek Second Suspect in Slayings of Two Teens
St Louis County police issued an arrest warrant for James B. Clubb 25 of Maplewood in the double homicide of Patricia Sutterfield 17 and Carrie Elizabeth Phipps 18. A lie detector test supported Mrs Duisien assertion about her husband killing both girls and implicated a second man in the body disposal.
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ST. Louis
Patricia Sutterfield
Carrie Elizabeth Phipps
la May
Miss Phipps
Prelate Beran Arrives in Rome After Red Exile
Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague arrived in Rome ending 16 years of confinement by Czechoslovakia's Communist government. He will attend Pope Paul VI’s cardinal ceremony next week along with 26 others. Tomasek named apostolic administrator in Prague as Beran may not return.
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Rome
Josef Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Vatican
Paul VI
CTK
Paul
Frantisek Tomasek
Beran
Wolfe Re-Elected League President at Kansas Children’s Service League
William D. Wolfe of Lawrence was reelected president at the 72nd annual meeting in Wichita. Directors approved a 361000 dollar budget and voted to close the Coffeyville office, shifting work to Wichita and Topeka. New officers include Thomas D. Kelley and Mrs Randolph Carpenter with board members from Hays Ashland Independence and others.
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Wichita
William D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Kansas Children’s Service League
League
Coffeyville
Topeka
Thomas D. Kelley
Randolph Carpenter
David E. Gray
Robert C. Guthrie
Orlo Chaquill
Hays
Jerome C.berryman
Ashland
Bruce Cramb
Independence
Kenneth V. Moses
Marysville
L. Orlo Sorenson
Manhattan
Elliott H. White
Erle W. Francis
Kelley
Everette M. Hays
Hutchinson
Stuart D
Mitchelson
Mission
R. J. Muntzel
B. E. White
el Dorado
Indiana Professor to Speak at Folklore Meeting at KU
Dr. John Messenger of Indiana University will present on Aran Island culture at the Kansas Folklore Society’s ninth annual meeting at Kansas University on March 13. He will also address KU students on March 12 about culture change in Nigeria.
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Kansas Folklore Society
Kansas University
John Messenger
Indiana University
Aran Island
Ireland
Messenger
Nigeria
Myra Olstead
KU English
Robert A. Georges
KFA
Lowell Holmes
Wichita State University
Sina
South Sea
Alabama 1964 Tide Racks Up 312.9 Yards Per Game
Alabama led by its top ranked 1964 offense gaining 312.9 yards per game during the regular season. The Crimson Tide defense held opponents to 199 yards per game across 10 games.
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Kansas House Hears Bills On Ethics Taxes and Departments
A range of measures was introduced in the Kansas House. Harriet Graham and Richard C. Loux push a bill requiring legislators to disclose all income for 24 months before elections. Other proposals create a Kansas Citizen's Council, adjust tax levies for mental health funding, raise state hospital patient rates, establish a Department of Aeronautics with a fuel tax, and set license tag and wheat tax provisions. Additional bills address court reporter fees, junior college status, and congressional redistricting plans.
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Topeka
House
Harriet Graham
Richard C. Loux
Wichita
Graham
Secretary of State
Robert Finney
R-Humboldt
Kansas
Finney
Senate
Public Welfare Committee
William H. Avery
Aviation Committee
Avery
Department of Aeronautics
Aeronautics
R.V. Shrewder
Rushland
U.S
Supreme Court
Agriculture Committee
Glenn L. Winkelman
Dbloom
Dodge City Junior College
John Golden
R Norton
Thomas van Cleave
Ckansas City
Bill Fribley
R-Crestline
Board of Examiners of
Benjamin G. Morris
Quinter
House Legislative Apportionment Committee
Parrott Rises to Dodgers Season Ticket Sales Director
Harold Parrott, once ticket manager for both the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers and a former Brooklyn sports writer, is appointed director of season ticket sales for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Harold Parrott
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Auditions for Musical Next Week on the Hill
Six Flags Over Texas will hold an audition tour at the Kansas Union Ballroom starting 4 p.m. Friday February 26 for KU students and others. The all college musical variety show will run at the amusement park from mid June through Labor Day and the KU stop is part of a five state tour with Central Missouri State College, Kansas State College at Pittsburg, Kansas State Teachers College, Kansas State University, Rockhurst College and Washburn University featured.
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Six Flags Over Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Central Missouri State College
Kansas State College At
Pittsburg
Kansas State Teacher's College
Kansas State University
Rockhurst College
Washburn University
Nine Baldwin Students on Baker U Honor Roll
Nine Baldwin students are among 67 on Baker University Baldwin campus honor roll for the first semester, led by James Ruhlen with a perfect 3.0. Others listed include Barbara Boyd 2.59, Steven Biddle 2.83, James Deel 2.80, Robert Ford 2.81, Linda Schendel 2.67, David Thomas 2.56, Paul Ulrich 2.73, and Merle Duane Chanay 2.41.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Fred Webb
James Ruhlen
Ralph Ruhlen
Barbara Boyd
Ivan Boyd
Steven Biddle
Roger Biddle
James Deel
William Deel
Robert Ford
Merlin Ford
Linda Schendel
Wesley Schendel
David Thomas
Borgny Thomas
Paul Ulrich
Merle Duane Chanay
W. H. Chanay
Card of Thanks for Raymond Mindia McManness
Thanks to friends and relatives for prayers flowers and cards after the death of Raymond Mindia McManness.
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Raymond
Mindia McManness
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