Quiz Is Sunday at KU Six Winners in Brainbuster Sessions
Six teams remain undefeated after Sunday’s third annual KU brainbust er sessions in the Kansas Union. Independent Prose led by Charles Marvin joins groups from Delta Tau Delta Jolliffe Hall Badenfeld Hall Templin Hall and Joseph R Pearson Hall in Sunday 9 30 p m competition with semi finals set for March 15 and possible television coverage.
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Kansas Union
Kansas University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Jolliffe Hall
Badenfeld Hall
Templin Hall
Joseph R. Pearson
Prose
Charles Marvin
Lawrence
Maurice Couve de Meurville
Leander
Kansas
Barton
Great Bend
Lewis
Battenfeld
Delta Upsilon
Jolliffee
Don Henry Coop
Phi Delta Theta
Carruth O'Leary
Templin
Pi Kappa Alpha
Sigma Chi
Delta Tau Delta
Alpha Delta Pi
Douthart
Alpha Omicron Pi
Carruth- O'Leary
Balenfeld Hall
Pikes
Lewis Hall
A. C. Shhulenberger
Earl Huyser
L. C. Woodruff
Charles Leone
Emily Taylor
Lawrence to Study Areas for New Downtown Parking
Lawrence City Commission will review a $340000 revenue bond plan to expand off street parking in downtown Lawrence by about 203 spaces. The proposal funds land purchases and landscaping with meter revenue, adding spaces near Community Building and along New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Lawrence Again
Lawrence City Commission
Kansas City
Horn
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Planning Commission
Delbert Richardson
Commission
Ethan Smith
Smith
Traffic Commission
al Thomas
Stewart Avenue
Canterbury Lane
Fraternity Place
Mike Jones
Mrs. Elizabeth Flint Dies at Rest Home
Elizabeth Flint widow of KU journalism professor Leon Nelson Flint died Sunday at Samaritan Lodge. Flint, who retired June 15, 1946, and passed September 29, 1955, is commemorated by Flint Hall housing KU’s Journalism School. Formerly Elizabeth Browning, she was a reporter at marriage. Rumsey Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Elizabeth Flint
Leon Nelson Flint
Kansas University
Samaritan Lodge
Flint
Elizabeth Browning
Four Local Teenagers Face Burglary Charges
Four Lawrence teens fined in Police Court for stealing the Broken Arrow park entrance sign face additional burglary charges. Names include Richard Jones Larry Webb Jerry Wolfe Richard Fowler Jerome Barnes Kenneth Kuester with prior suspensions and curfews. Juveniles linked to all thefts turned to authorities.
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Lawrence
Broken Arrow Park
Richard Jones
Tenn, St
Larry Webb
Route 1
Jerry Wolfe
Richard Fowler
N. H. St
Jerome Barnes
Mich St
Kenneth Kuester
Haskell Ave
Jones
Barnes
Webb
Wolfe
Fowler
Kuester
Palm Springs Week Double Feature Attracts Mexican Americans
Palm Springs hosted a weekend spotlight with Johnson and Mateos spending nights in town though work remained 105 miles away in Los Angeles. Local boosters credit the visit with publicity. visitors enjoyed 16 golf courses, desert trails, and nightlife, while shoppers and tourists mingled with extravagant resort life and grand fashion displays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Mateos
Palm Springs
Los Angeles
New York
Fifth Avenue
East Palm Canyon Drive
America
Thunderbird
Eldorado
Indian Wells
J Canyon Country Club
Regents Approve Hall Contracts at KU Kansas City
The Kansas Board of Regents at KU Medical Center in Kansas City approved contracts totaling 2 753 719 for a 980 man ten story residence hall in the Daisy Fields area at KU. Clarence Volmer of Wichita bid 1 907 319 for general contracting Kendall Plumbing Inc of Wichita bid 588 000 for mechanical work and Wichita Electric Inc 258 400 for electrical work.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Daisy Fields
Clarence Volmer
Wichita
Kendall Plumbing Inc
Wichita Electric Inc
Palm Springs Booms as Agua Caliente Hold Vast Land
Palm Springs thrives with 16 000 residents and 262 new outdoor pools last year amid a boom in construction. Agua Caliente Indians, descendants of Holt Water band, now own about 30 000 acres in the area and may begin selling or leasing land after recent Congressional action.
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Palm Springs
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern California
Agua Caliente
Holt Water
Manhattan Island
Finance Program At KU Discussed By GUF Official
Maurice E. Barker of the Greater University Fund outlined a record pace for gifts to KU and related campaigns. Contributions totaled 287 325 from 9 400 donors in the nine months ending Jan 31, with about 1 500 scholarship applications for the next year. The GUF drive lags behind needs while the Medical Alumni Association seeks 1 million to endow basic science chairs, with 600 gifts so far in five years. Dale Maxwell directs special gifts. McNeal chairs the advisory board. James Surface and John McNown spoke. Mrs. Clevenger is named 1964 65 chair, May 1 start. William Lienhard becomes vice chairman. successors to W A Smiley.
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Kansas University
Maurice E. Barker
Greater University Fund
GUF
Barker
Medical Alumni Association
Dale Maxwell
W. 7Th St
Dale W. McNeal
Kansas City
McNeal
James R. Surface
John 8. McNown
School of
Engineering and Architecture
R. Charles Clevenger
Topeka
India Kashmir violence leaves 23 policemen missing
In Kashmir a fresh clash between India and Pakistan forces left 23 Indian policemen missing after Pakistani troops reportedly crossed the cease fire line. Indian Defense Ministry lodged a U.N. protest as officials could account for only one patrol member.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Indian Defense Ministry
U.N
Bank changes and new state bank building detailed
Ross Beach reports outside interests gain majority control of a local bank as Joyce Hall and Don Hall acquire a controlling stake in First National Bank on March 18, 1963. The Douglas County State Bank received its charter in 1951, opened in 1952, moved to 9th and Ky Streets in 1962, and completed a new facility costing nearly 250 000 with 5 700 square feet on the ground floor plus a partial basement. Douglas County State officers and directors are listed with assets at December 31, 1963 totaling 8.7 million, a record for the institution.
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Ross Beach
Hays
Kansas Natural Gas Inc
Lawrence
Douglas County
Joyce
Don Hall
Hallmark Cards
Kansas City
First National Bank
Mass. SL
9Th and
Ky. Sts
Jones
Raymond F. Rice
Dick Williams
G. M. Clem
Harold R. Leheve
Dorothy A. Rooney
Doris D. Henton
Dorothy L. Miller
Douglas D. Dawson
Russell Watkins
Kelvin Hoover
Everett C. Hopp
Richard M. Raney
Robert Boyler
John H. Vogel
Odd Williams
Skipper Williams
Hopp
Escobar’s Body Sent Home After Death in Ed wards Apt
Escobar’s body was sent to Santa Fe New Mexico Sunday night by Rumsey Funeral Home. Funeral services and details followed, with local arrangements noted for the deceased.
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Escobar
Edwards
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Rumsey Funeral Home
Burial Set in Santa Fe for Local Resident
Burial will take place in Santa Fe on Wednesday morning. Survivors include his wife Arline Escobar of Santa Fe and a brother Alvaro Escobar of Mexico City.
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Santa Fe
Arline Escobar
Alvaro Escobar
Mexico City
Sex Education Board Report To Be Presented Tonight
District 60s sex education committee will present its final report to the Board of Education tonight. The board, meeting at 5 30 p.m. at Central Junior High School, will discuss the salary program for next year and hear reports on the speech and hearing program and the KUY teacher assistant program in elementary schools.
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Board of Education
Central Junior High
Lawrence Education Association
Supl
Carl 1 S. Knox
American Association of School Administrators
One-Car Turnpike Crash Near Lawrence Injures Three
Paula Lohmann, 53, of Topeka, sustained three broken ribs and head injuries when her 1962 car overturned on the Kansas Turnpike about three miles east of Lawrence. Passenger Elivier Kieninger, 56, of Pompano Beach, Fla., was admitted for observation at LMH, while Mildred Schroeder, 50, of David City Neb., was treated for cuts and released. The vehicle was a total loss, according to Trooper Ross Gray.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Paula L. Lohmann
Topeka
Elivier Kieninger
Pompano Beach
Fla
LMH
Mildred Schroeder
David City
Neb
Ross Gray
Memorial Masses for Henry Weidner Planned
Two memorial masses for Henry Weidner an assistant professor of English at Kansas University who died February 27 1963 will be held Thursday Father Joseph Staudinger D B will preside at 1140 a.m. in St John s Catholic Church 1229 Vt St
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Henry Weidner
Kansas University
Joseph Staudinger
St. John's Catholic Church
LHS Takes Top Team Honor in Poultry Judging Contest
Lawrence High School’s Jayhawk Chapter FFA cedar team won first in the East Central Kansas Poultry Judging Contest at Alma among 10 teams. Imperial second, Council Grove third, Lebo fourth, Seaman of Topeka fifth. Jim Trybom led individuals with 871 of 900 points. Salsbury, Hoover, and Shultz also place high.
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Lawrence High Vocational Agriculture
Kansas
Alma
Jayhawk
FFA
Emperial
Council Grove
Lebo
Seaman High School of
Topeka
County Winners Named for 4-H County Day
Sixteen Douglas County 4-H members and three clubs were chosen Saturday to represent the county at the Regional Club Day on March 7 at Baker University Baldwin. Winners listed with divisions and clubs include Jane Heck Jayhawk 4-H and Brad Stone Randy Farley Kanwea 4-H demonstrations junior division Claudia Pierce Palmyra 4-H Virginia Wulfkuhle Ramona Willits Kanwaka 4-H demonstrations senior division Donna Cailicott Meadowlark H and Gene.
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Douglas County
Baker University
Baldwin
Eudora High School
Jane Heck
Jayhawk
Brad Stoneback
Randy Farley
Kanwe'a
Claudia Pierce
Palmyra
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Ramona Willits
Donna Cailicott
Meadowlark
Gene
Marion Boosters Present Best Model Meeting at 4H Event
Vinland Valley 4H won the play division and Meadowlark 4H presented the winning square dance Just Another Potka as Marion Boosters Club hosted the event with public speaking and music from Cottonwood 4-H and Sunflower 4H members.
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Meadowlark 4H
Attorney General Will Speak March 5 on Hill
William Ferguson state attorney general and gubernatorial candidate will address Kansas University Young Republicans and guests at 7 40 p m March 5 in the Kansas Union. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness amid sorrow from the Knott and Meairs families after the accident involving Alice Knott and Betty Meairs and thanks for hospital care.
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William Ferguson
Kansas University
Young Republicans
Kansas Union
Classified Ads Were Fun to Read and Pay Dividends
Classified ads promote reading and potential profits as advertised in a playful local note. The item highlights enjoyability and financial promise found in ad sections within the paper.
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Henry Fielding
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New York Giants
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
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Kansas State University
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Douglas County State Bank
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Lawrence High
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Lyle Hoover
Jim Shultz
Lawrence Memorial Co
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