European Seminar Trip for I e Family to Europe Next Summer
Dr John Ine professor of economics at KU and Mrs I e will travel to Europe next summer with plans to join the Salzburg Seminar in Germany. Harvard sponsored program runs July 12 to August 28 with American instructors and European students attending. Dr Ine will teach land economics and a seminar on shifts in capitalism while living at the seminar mansion. Afterward the family will tour Germany Austria and possibly Sweden with their son and daughter in law, John Ise Jr. in France researching cosmic rays. Travel mode uncertain plane favored over boat due to crowded steamers for 1980 season.
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John Ine
K. U
Jee
Europe
Ise
Salsburg
Salzburg
Harvard University
Denmark
Ine
Ban
Easors
Tees
John Ise, Jr
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Biggore
France
Inez
Lawrence
Jourist
Isen
Televised Clinics Highlight University General Surgery Course
The University of Kansas City Medical Center offers a three morning series of televised surgical clinics February 27 to March 1 as part of a postgraduate general surgery course. Visiting physicians from Texas, California, Stanford, and Johns Hopkins will assist, with KU staff delivering lectures and demonstrations.
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University of Medical Center
Kanji City
H. G. Ingham
K. U
Truman G. Blocker
University of Texas School of Medicine
Galveston
J. Matthew Farris
Moore- White Clinic
Los Angeles
Emile F. Holman
Stanford University Hospital
San Francisco
William W. Scott
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Kansas Medical Society
State Board of Health
Defense review ordered for U.S. guided missile program
Secretary of Defense and Congress face a forced examination as Sen Lyndon Johnson calls for a full review of the entire U S guided missile program. The demand comes amid heightened concerns over strategic capabilities and program oversight.
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Washington
U.S
Defense
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
D-Ter
High School Boys Steal A Bust Of Shakespeare
Five high school students admitted taking a intact bust of Shakespeare from a private home and placing it in the Sinking Spring high school auditorium. Police withheld names pending further action as the incident unfolds in Reading Pennsylvania.
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Sinking Spring High School
Film star is engaged Elizabeth Taylor says she'll marry Nick Hilton
Hollywood reports Elizabeth Taylor has chosen Nick Hilton 23 hotel heir as her fiancé with plans to wed May 6. Her mother calls him a wonderful boy and supports her career in films despite past suitors Glenn Davis and Bill Pawley.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Nick Hilton
Hollewood
P—Elizabethaylor
Aave
Miss Taylor
Glenn Davis
Bill Pawley
Davis
Elizabeth
Pawley
Brazil
Washington Hearing Promises Payroll Probe Moves Fast
Washington February 22. Chairman Dabath of the Rules Committee promised a hearing on payroll proposals. Representative Burdick indicated doubt that the committee would approve the plan as many members may view it as a reflection on past presidents.
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Washington
Hairman Dabath
D-Ill
Rowse
Babeth
Burdick BN. Dd
Engagement Ring Funds Aid Bradley University Helpers
Peoria Illinois February 22 Mary Lou Hornbacker accepted a marriage proposal but redirected the engagement money to assist a displaced student enter Bradley University. Hornbacker proposed that the funds be used by Robert Swanson and a Bradley group to help a European refugee sponsored through church world service. A recital by Hornbacker, Swanton and families raised additional funds, themed Friendship, bringing the total to 112 dollars.
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Peoria, II
Mary Lou Hornbacker
Ahso
Bradley University
Sine Hornbacker
Bradley Aduate
Robert Wanson
Atudent
Bradley Atudent
Church World Service
Europe
Bradley
Mian Hombacker
Swanton
Federal Agent Dies During Moonshine Raid
Oliver Cornelius, 68, of Ardmore, an agent with the federal alcohol tax unit, died after a heart attack during a raid on a moonshine still near McAlester Oklahoma. Harold Lee and others assisted, while a nearby woman gave birth to a baby after the incident and walked two blocks to summon aid.
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McAlester
Oklo
Abcohol
Oliver Cornelius
Ardmore
Harold Lee
Leper
Dude Nelms Krebs
Ius Camplain
Alta Angeles
Jane Eal
Ed Laren
Lee Amr
Ladner Walker
Ned
Nelms
Lawrence Lindgren Sees Douglas County P M A Committee
Lawrence Lindgren of the state Production and Marketing administration met with the Douglas County P M A committee and district soil conservation officials to assist with engineering practices on terraces ponds and other soil conservation construction. The county soil conservation committee supervisors and county P M A members joined to inspect several projects in the county.
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Lawrence Lindgren
State Production and Marketing Administration
Douglas County P. M. A
County Soil Conservation Committee
County
Will Pick Pie Queen National Cherry Pie Contest in Chicago
Twenty maids with twenty pies reach the final round of the 1960 national cherry pie baking contest held in the Morrison hotel ballroom Chicago. A panel including Duncan Hines will crown the national cherry pie queen after judging.
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Chicago
Morrison Ho
Duncan Hines
Phyllis Ann Wood
Poplar Bluff
Margaret Seedorf
Hitchcock
Okla
Millicent Schitz
Pawnee Rock
Kaw
Students in Recital at Strong Hall Tomorrow Afternoon
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts will present a recital tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock in Strong Auditorium. The program includes piano pieces such as Capriccio Op. 7 No. 1 and a romance by Brahme Ernest, with violin selections by Avendaen and Ebnan.
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Strong Hall
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Brahme Ernest
Avendaen iz-Ebnan
Air Force interviews offered to Lawrence students
College men and women in Lawrence may interview with an Air Force enlistment team at the KU Union February 23 through 28. The team will operate from the Union lounge and discuss early training class opportunities for those who have finished college. Applicants must be 20 to 26, married or single, with two years of college and good health. Graduates with reserve commissions start three years of active duty, with potential later regular army commissions.
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Lawrence
United States Air Force
Air
Air Force
Regional Fish and Wildlife Conference to convene in Kansas
Pratt Kansas Feb 22 The GPA regional conference of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service will be held in Kansas this spring and is the first of its kind in the state Dave Leahy director of Fish and Game says attendees will include department and fish and game officials from the Midwest Time and place not yet determined Twenty phoenix alates have Keep Green forest programs.
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Pratt
Kan
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Kansas
Dave Leahy
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
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