Rock Chalk Revue Opens March Fifth at KU Hoch Auditorium
KU seniors and staff prepare for the 1965 Rock Chalk Revue with two capacity performances on March 5 and 6 in Hoch Auditorium. Dress rehearsal on March 4 opens to the public due to sellouts and English proficiency tests.
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Holle Caston
Independence
Rock Chalk
Alpha Phi Sorority
Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Sigma Chi Epsilon Fraternity
Delta Gamma Sorority
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Benson
Will Price
Wichita
Between-Acts
Campanile
Bob Upright
Red Sea
Hoch
RCA
RCR
Price
Caston
Nancy
Five-year Grant To Med Center Is A Quarter Million
A five year grant totaling 260000 from the Ford Foundation funds research and training in reproduction biology at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Principal investigator is Kermit Krantz with co director Gilbert Greenwald.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
C. Arden Miller
Ford Foundation
Kermit Krantz
Department of
Gilbert Greenwald
Friends of the Medical School
Miller
James Warren
National Institute of Health
United States
Krantz
Ford
Kansas districting bill seeks five districts in push vote
The Kansas House advanced a plan to redraw congressional lines into five districts with populations from 420 924 to 444 916 by a 72 48 vote. The Republican plan keeps Wyandotte County split between districts two and three and shifts several counties among districts. Opponents warn the bill may be struck down by federal courts over unequal populations.
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Topeka
Kansas
House Legislative Apportionment Committee
House
Wyandotte County
Sedgwick
Betwen
Reno, Rice and Kingman
Barber
Harper
Dickinson
Morris
Chase
Jefferson
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
Taylor
Thomas van Cleave
Ckansas City
van Cleave
Ad Smith
D-Hoxie
Smith
Lodge Notice District 14 AF and AM Meeting
District No 14 AF and AM invites members to a meeting on Thursday February 25 at 1 30 p m with dinner served at 6 00 p m Sojourners welcome District Deputy Grand Master to preside.
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AF &Am
Experience in Complete Service Rumsey Funeral Home
Advertisement snippet references Rumsey Funeral Home and contact number VI 3-5111 for complete service experience.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Twins Eat Breakfast As Recovery Proceeds
Siamese twin girls Karen and Kimberly Webber, separated last week, ate milk and cereal Tuesday in Houston at Texas Children's Hospital. A spokesman said both are in satisfactory condition with an uneventful recovery expected. Kimberly is out of the Isolette and Karen is being taken out at intervals. Both are breathing without difficulty.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Children’s Hospital
Karen
Kimberly Webber
Kimberly
Douglas Speaks Here at KU Aud amid Law and Survival
Associate Justice William O. Douglas will discuss The Role of Law and Survival at 8 15 tonight in Hoch Auditorium Kansas University. The event is free and open to the public sponsored by Student Union Activities and the All Student Council at KU.
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William O. Douglas
United Supreme Court
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Douglas
All Student Council
Cathy Bergstrom
Lawrence-Ku
Jim Owens
Miss Bergstrom
Pratt
The
Jaycees
Lawrence High School
Journal-World Photo
Johnson seeks flexible stance on Viet Nam talks
President Johnson watches global Viet Nam diplomacy with caution and pledges a settlement that preserves South Viet Nam's independence. He avoids detailed public policy to keep military and diplomatic options open and prevent the Communists from reading commitments.
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Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
United States
Britain
France
Vatican
State Department
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
House
Congress
USS
Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Dean Acheson
South Korea
Korea
Manchuria
Hanoi
Peking
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jonson
Wichita State University Denies Ohlson Dismissal Over Beliefs
Wichita State University officials deny Professor Morton K. Ohlson was dismissed over his views or academic freedom. President Lindquist and Vice President Wall say Ohlson’s tenure decision was non-tenure related, with a May 24 letter indicating termination at end of next academic year upon dean and administration review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wichita State University
Morton K. Ohlson
Ohlson
College of Business Administration
University
Emory Lindquist
Prof. Ohlson
Allen Speaks at Sertoma Event in Lawrence
Former Kansas coach F C Phog Allen addressed about 100 Sertoma members and sons at the Holiday Inn in Lawrence Tuesday night. He urged boys to take on hard challenges, stressing humility and honesty as keys to success and good sportsmanship.
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Kansas University
F. C
Phog) Allen
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
Dr. Allen
Allen
Forrest Jackson
Junius Underwood
Harold Hamilton
Sertomans
L. T. Harris
Sertoma Club
Douglas County March of Dimes meeting postponed
The Douglas County chapter of the National Foundation March of Dimes postpones tonight's meeting to March 24 due to weather conditions.
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Douglas County
The
National Foundation, March of Dimes
Australian wedge tailed eagles debut at Topeka Zoo
The Topeka Zoological Park welcomed two Australian wedge tailed eagles obtained from Vancouver BC for 504.08 dollars. Zoo director Gary K. Clarke announced the purchase funded by the Fraternal Order of Eagles Topeka Aerie 58.
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Topeka Zoological Park
Gary K. Clarke
Vancouver
B. C
Clarke
Order of Eagles
Topeka Aerie 58
President Safety Facing a Revamp
A Cabinet committee on presidential safety is set to recommend more money personnel and investigative authority for protecting presidents. It will likely reject shifting life protection from the Secret Service to the FBI and plans to deliver its report to the White House soon. The four member group is led by Secretary Douglas Dillon and includes Attorney General Katzenbach CIA Director McCone and adviser McGeorge Bundy.
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Washington
Cabinet Committee On
Secret Service
FBI
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
White House
Cabinet Committee
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dillon
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McGeorge Bundy
National
Forest fires largely caused by arsonists and careless acts
The article notes that in the United States most wildfires originate from arsonists followed by debris burning and careless smoking, highlighting human responsibility as the leading cause.
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The
United States
Jenkins Testifies Reynolds Sought Ad Time on TV
Former White House aide Wal ter Jenkins testified that an Austin insurance agent sought TV ad time to compete in selling Johnson life policies. He said Reynolds wanted to buy ads through Bobby Baker, possibly communicated via Baker, to meet competition, with Huff Baines also involved.
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Jenkins
Reynolds
Washington
White House
Walter Jenkins
Senate
Austin, Tex
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Baker
Huff Baines
Austin
Jenkins Testimony Details Insurance Ads and Morals Arrests
The committee chose written questions for Jenkins after psychiatrists warned public questioning could endanger his health. Jenkins described that Reynolds sought insurance policies and advertising time to stay competitive, with LBJ Co. involvement and a note that a local Austin agent linked to the Johnson station aided coverage.
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