European Studies For 9 City Youths Set This Summer
Nine Lawrence KU students join more than 100 to study abroad this summer for EU language requirements. Students head to France and Spain while others go to Germany. all will gain six credit hours and complete two thirds of language proficiency before June departure. Instructors accompany the groups and programs run in Barcelona Paris and HolzKirchen under KU Germanic and Romance Languages.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Europe
France
Karen Finfrock
Merle Finfrock
Kansas
Carol Sullivan
Ralph Sullivan
R. I
Claudia Williams
Juanita Williams
21St St
Germany
Nancy Jean Gallup
Alfred Gallup
Kenneth Kreye
G. W. Kreye
Crescent Rd
Patricia McGrew
Viola McGrew
Okla
Tyson Travis
Keneath Travis
Spain
Cynthia Houser
Everett Houser
Carla Nelson
Richard O. Nelson
Orchard la
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Barcelona
Paris
Holzkirchen
Greater University Fund
A. J. Buzzle
Arnold Weiss
Rosemary Hodgins
Check Seminar At Baldwin Bank Attracts Seventy
About 70 Baldwin residents attended a Monday night check seminar at the Baldwin grade school co sponsored by Baldwin State Bank and the Baldwin Commercial Club. Speakers included Bert Sapp FBI H L Felker Kansas Bureau Ralph King County Attorney Wayne Schmille and others with Merlin Ford as master of ceremonies and Don Nutt representing the bank.
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Baldwin State Bank
Baldwin Commercial Club
Bert Sapp
Federal Bureau of Investigation
H. L. Felker
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Douglas County
Ralph King
Wayne Schmille
Sheriff’s Office Check Bureau
Dan Young
Rex Johnson
Don Schwartz
Gale Gimblett
Merlin Ford
Commercial Club
Don Nutt
Bank
State Hospital Patient Back and Deputies Harried
A man who returned to the State Hospital in Topeka at 12 30 a m led Douglas County deputies on a four hour chase. He had walked away two days earlier and stolen a car wrecked near the Douglas Shawnee line. He said a companion was injured and unconscious at the wreck. The pursuit drew in Shawnee and Topeka units and extended toward the Kansas City area with no result.
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Topeka
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Shawnee
Kansas City
Johnson
Comet of 1811 Described as Largest Observed
Historical notes describe the 1811 comet as the largest recorded, with its head measured at 1,225,000 miles in diameter, marking an extraordinary celestial display.
Chance Seen for Sam Sheppard Parole Consideration
Samuel H. Sheppard the Cleveland osteopath convicted in 1954 for the bludgeon slaying of his pregnant wife received unexpected aid toward freedom from Coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber who urged parole. Bailey dismissed the suggestion as insincere and hogwash claiming Gerber opposed any parole.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Sheppard
Ohio
New York
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Gerber
Sam Sheppard
Lawrence Seeks Sex Education Plan For Schools
A regional committee urges inclusion of sex education in junior high and elementary curricula with courses on reproduction, marriage, and family life. The proposal notes adult education support and involvement from PTA, churches, physicians, and the public library, while sparking mixed public reaction.
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PTA
Lawrence Public Library
Central Junior High
Albert Burgstahler
Mass
Harold Krull
Maine
Sex Education Committee
Missing Youth Dennis Hargus Found Safe After 30 Hours
Dennis Hargus nine from Mesa Arizona was found alive Monday after spending 30 hours lost in the Prescott mountain area during a father son trip to a YMCA camp. He built a shelter, endured 12 degree temperatures with minimal food, and was located by two horseback riders. His father William Hargus called the rescue a miracle.
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Ariz
Dennis Hargus
Dennis
Mesa
YMCA
William Hargus
Washington News Roundup on Banking Fears and Policy Shifts
A House subcommittee led by Rep. Dante Fascell calls for stronger bank safeguards against robberies and embezzlement. Labor Chief Wirtz proposes raising the compulsory education age to 18 to curb teen unemployment. In Latin America, talks resume over the Panama Canal dispute. AOS reports Cuba aimed at toppling Venezuela. Daniel Luevano to be named assistant secretary of the Army by President Johnson.
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Washington
House
Dante B. Fascell
Dfla
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
ARMY
Daniel M. Luevano
California Department of Justice
the Army
President Johnson
Lawrence Boxers Receive Club Jackets at Lions Meeting
Wesley Walker of the Lawrence Boxing Club led two boxers Emery Peterson and Frank Lawson to a Monday Lions Club program at the Hotel Eldridge where maroon and yellow jackets bearing Lawrence Boxing Club were handed to the fighters. Other boxers Harry Rayton and Jimmy Vann will get jackets later. Lions Club funds and sponsors the club. Gene Nunemaker serves as Lions Club president.
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Lawrence Boxing Club
Lawrence Lions Club
Eldridge
Walker
Emery Peterson
Frank Lawson
Harry Rayton
Jimmy Vann
The
Lions Club
Gene Nunemaker
Lions
Johnson Offered Farm Bill Action For Rights Delay
Democratic leaders proposed that President Johnson back a farm bill in exchange for delaying civil rights action. The plan would shelve the House civil rights bill while debating the wheat cotton bill to avoid a lengthy filibuster until approximately March 2. Southern Democrats and wheat belt Republicans tied to cotton and wheat urged quick approval before planting season.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Bomb explodes at Princess Anne home of integrationist leader
A blast in the yard of Leon Gates, accountant at Maryland State College, shatters windows while his wife Charlotte and two daughters Joyce and Deborah are inside. No injuries reported. Also in brief two reapportionment bills and meat imports become law in Topeka. Jack Ruby murder trial adds fifth juror in Dallas as Sowell is sworn in. Etbel's fraud trial in Coffeyville continues with 23 counts against the Kansas City executive.
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Princess Anne
Leon Gates
Maryland State College
Gates
Charlotte
Joyce
Deborah
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Douglas J. Sowell
Sowell
Luther E. Dickerson
Fire tears through brick storage building in Kansas City
A blaze in the 100 block of Osage Ave in Kansas City spread through a four story brick storage building the old Wilson & Co packing plant. Nine fire companies fought the fire as smoke blanketed the industrial area and off duty crews were called to respond.
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Kansas City
Kan
Osage Ave
Wilson & Co
Two Car Crash on West 23rd Street Causes Damage
A two car collision at about 5:30 p.m. Monday on West 23rd Street caused about 800 in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Harold V. Cordry, 20, of 1205 Ky. St., and Ronald A. Stolberg, 25, of 1515 Engel Rd.
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West 23Rd Street
Harold V. Cordry
Ky. St
Ronald A. Stolberg
Engel Rd
KU updates song for Saturday game and ballet guest star
KU students and faculty updated the 1948 Orange Bowl song Onward Spirit of Kansas for Saturday's game led by James Ralston Vin cent Bilotta and Mr and Mrs Hoile Caston. Paul Suth erland, linked to KU, stars in the Robert Joffrey Ballet at Hoch Auditorium with his wife Marie Paquet.
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Onward Spirit of Kansas
Allen Crafton
James Ralston
Vincent Bilotta
Alumni Association
Hoile Caston
Robert Joffrey
Hoch
Paul Sutherland
Russell Wiley
Eugene Sutherland
John
Sutherland
Marie Paquet
Kansas University Police and Traffic Department
Traffic and Security Office
Hoch Auditorium
Man Kills Wife Then Self in Spokane Household Tragedy
Police report 38 year old Harold L Faulkner shot and killed his wife Gladys Marie 35 then shot himself in front of teenage daughter Terry 16 who witnessed the killings. The pair were found dead in the Spokane home with three other children asleep nearby. Faulkner was a former Hutchinson Kansas resident and a typesetter for the Spokesman Review.
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Wash
Harold L. Faulkner
Gladys Marie
Hutchinson
Kan
Terry Faulkner
Faulkner
Oother
Spokesman-Review
Lawrence teachers weigh index based salary plan
Lawrence teachers consider an index driven salary proposal from the LEA to raise base pay and encourage advanced degrees. The plan aims to reduce turnover and union appeal but faces district financing concerns and requires prior admin board discussions. Some board members favor adopting the index concept with a $500 top increase opposed by others.
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Cherryholmes
LEA
Lawrence
Knox
Kansas
Wilson
Memorial Masses For Henry Weidner Planned
Two memorial masses are planned for Henry Weidner an assistant professor of English at Kansas University who died on February 27 1963. Father Joseph Staudinger will conduct the 11 40 a m mass at St Johns Catholic Church 1229 West Street and Father Brendon Downey will lead a 5 10 p m mass at St Lawrence Chapel 1915 Stratford Road arranging details in Kansas City.
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Henry Weidner
Kansas University
Joseph Staudinger
St. John’s Catholic Church
Brendon Downey
St. Lawrence Chapel
Startford Rd
Businessmen Optimistic As LBJ Ends First 100 Days
New York AP report finds a sunnier business mood as Lyndon B Johnson marks 100 days. Executives cite higher capital plans and a climate seen as friendly, though some warn optimism may be illusory or short lived.
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New York
Johnson
Ben S. Gilmer
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atlanta
Leaders Named For KU Relays
Co chairmen Bruce Hall and Bob Guenthner head the Kansas Relays Student Committee for the 39th annual carnival set for April 17 18. Other chairs include Bill Flannagan Jeff Baxter George Benson and Bob Winn. Relays director is Kansas track coach Bill Easton.
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Kansas Relays
Bruce Hall
Coffeyville
Bob Guenthner
Augusta
Queens
Bill Flannagan
Scott City
Jeff Baxter
Rayton
George Benson
el Dorado
Bob Winn
Leawood
Hall
Clement Hall
Owl Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Rush
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Summerfield
Guenthner
John Ise
The
Sachem
Kansas
Relays
Bill Easton
Four Ft Bragg Paratroopers Die in Mishap
Four Ft Bragg paratroopers were killed and eight others injured during a mass parachute jump at Holland drop zone on the Ft Bragg reservation. The accident occurred when a C130 aircraft apparently lost altitude and struck a group of descending parachutists.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Holland
South Vietnamese Open Large Operation Near Cambodian Border
South Vietnamese forces launched a large operation about 120 miles west of Saigon with heavy initial contact against the Viet Cong. Reports are sketchy, but the engagement appears the heaviest since the lunar new year lull. The U S embassy seeks ideas from officials on pressing the war.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Card of Thanks for Dr Hughes and hospital staff
The writer thanks Dr. Robert W. Hughes and first floor nurses for care during illness. Gratitude is extended to ministers neighbors relatives and friends for prayers cards calls and kindness.
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Robert W. Hughes
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