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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1963

Page

11

Ellsworth Hall Shifts Redefine KU Dormitory Assignments

KU announces next fall Ellsworth Hall opens with 650 beds and shifts 200 capacity Carruth O Leary Hall and 50 capacity Grace Pearson Hall from men to women. Women will occupy Corbin Speer Hall Sel lards Pearson Lewis and Hashinger Halls along with Carruth O Leary and Grace Pearson.

Fred Ellsworth Kanas University J. J. Wilson Donald K. Alderson Carruth-O'Leary Grace Pearson Ellsworth Joseph R. Peatson Templin Corbin Gertrude Sellards Pearson Lewis and Hashinger Carruth O'Leary Ellsworth Hall Dean Alderson Wilson Joseph R. Pearson

Danger Is Seen In Conservatism

Theologian Paul Tillich, 76, says conservatism threatens American security at a Berkeley conference. He argues communism poses no danger in the United States while conservatism is a danger, calling conservatism a cover for fascism and noting Hitler attacked liberals by targeting communists.

Associated Press Paul Tillich Tillich Germany Berkeley Calif Hitler

Doctor Advocates Daily Exercise And Stair Climbing

Dr. Paul Dudley White, a heart specialist who treated Dwight D. Eisenhower, urges average Americans to average one hour of strenuous exercise daily. He advises walking two to four miles daily and occasionally climbing stairs instead of using an elevator during a Tulane University lecture in New Orleans.

Paul Dudley White Dwight D. Eisenhower Tulane University New Orleans White

Mets Hit .240 Batting Mark in NL Debut Season

In 1962 the New York Mets posted a team batting average of .240 marking their first National League season. Across the majors the Cleveland Indians lagged with a .24 mark in the American League.

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