Concert on Hill Showcases 19th Century Te Deum Settings
The Kansas University Chorus directed by Clayton Krehbiel offered a Sunday concert in Hoch Auditorium featuring two Te Deum settings. Bruckner’s austere mass preceded Verdi’s dramatic and lyric Te Deum with Italianate flavor. organist Richard Gayhart supported the choir while soloists Marva Lou Powell Sharon Tebbenkamp Edward Souter and Donald Grant received praise.
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Kansas University Chorus
Clayton Krehbiel
Hoch Auditorium
Anton Bruckner
Giuseppe Verdi
Richard Gayhart
Marva Lou Powell
Sharon Tebbenkamp
Edward Souter
Donald Grant
H.E.S
Death Not Asked For Kinne Trial
Kansas City AP reports the state will not seek the death penalty for Sharon Kinne age 22 mother of three charged with first degree murder in her husband slaying. Assistant prosecutor J Arnot Hill said the move comes as the jury selection begins for the trial.
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Kansas City
Sharon Kinne
J. Arnot Hill
Stated communication of Lawrence Lodge 76 AF AM
The message notes a stated communication of Lawrence Lodge 76 AF and AM in Macan with 7:30 PM start. Visiting members are welcomed and Chester M Lessenden serves as Worshipful Master while George W Mole acts as Secretary.
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Rence Lodge
Mac An
Topeka Baby Found Unconscious in Snow
Clifford Thomas Finley an 18 month old wandered from his home in Topeka Saturday night and was found at 5 30 am Sunday in a snow covered yard blue and unconscious. Patrolman Duane Tegethoff revived him with mouth to mouth and he was taken to a hospital in fair condition.
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Topeka
Kan
Clifford Thomas Finley
James A. Finley
Duane Tegethoff
Snow Crews Brace for More Work After Fresh Forecast
City Street Department crews face potential extra loads as new forecast suggests less completion of snow removal. Supt. Buck Hodges says hauling may not finish this afternoon with minor work left in the 19th Street area and around schools. If conditions worsen, emergency crews could be recalled. Monthly totals reach 17.6 inches with December 11.3 and January 6.3 inches. January already over half of December. Snow blankets western third of the state as Dodge City and Garj dent City report half mile visibility and hazardous roads.
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Buck Hodges
19Th Street
Hodges
Dodge City
Garjdent City
Klinger Named Regent. Six Appointed to Water Board
Gov. John Anderson appointed Dwight D. Klinger of Ashland to the Kansas Board of Regents to fill the seat of George B. Collins and chose Fred N. Six of Lawrence for the Water Resources Board term ending June 15, 1964. Klinger, 47, a farmer and 1938 Kansas State graduate, will serve until December 31, 1965. Six, former assistant attorney general, succeeds Arno Windscheffel who resigned.
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PEKA
John Anderson
Dwight D. Klinger
Ashland
Board of Regents
George B. Collins
Wichita
Klinger
Kansas State University
Farm Credit Board of
Anderson
Fred N. Six
Lawrence
Water Resources Board
Six
Arno Windscheffel
Smith Center
Goldwin Goldsmith Dies in Fort Worth
Obituary for Goldwin Goldsmith 90 former KU Architecture chairman founder who later led Texas University Architecture Department. He helped establish KU Delta Upsilon chapter and KU Union design. Created life income fund for architecture scholarships, fund now $26 800. Born Paterson New Jersey June 12 1871 cremated ashes buried Washington DC cemetery.
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National Executive Council
DU Quarterly
Goldsmith
Kansas Union
KU Endowment Association
American Institute of Architects
AIA
Paterson
N. J
Washington, D. C
Construction in Kansas up 74 percent in Novembers
F. W. Dodge Corp reports Kansas November contracts for future construction total $38,290,000, up 74 percent from a year earlier. Non-residential $7,530,000, residential $9,946,000, heavy engineering $20,814,000. First eleven months of 1961 total $396,240,000, up 3 percent from 1960.
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New York
Kansas
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Dodge
Soviet Officers Barred at Berlin Checkpoint
American military police halted a bus of 18 Soviet officers at the West Berlin border for 75 minutes over screening. The bus proceeded after assurances the Soviet commander Col. Andrei Solovyev and Lt. Col. Georgi Alekseev were not aboard. East German press urged Gen. Lucius Clay to mind private duties after criticizing U S leaders.
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West Berlin
U. S
Andrei Solovyev
Georgi Alekseev
East Berlin
Charlie
Friedrichstrasse
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Lucius Clay
Kennedy
Clay
Albert Watson
Washington
Dean Rusk
C B Holmes Suffers Leg Fracture In Bowling Accident
C B Holmes 69 of 754 Sunset Dr is in satisfactory condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a Saturday leg fracture and a broken arm from a bowling mishap. He underwent surgery Sunday and faces about six weeks in hospital. Olin Petefish Clifton Calvin and L C DeMoss accompanied him.
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C. B. Holmes
Sunset Dr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Holmes
Lawrence
Olin Petefish
Clifton Calvin
Kansas
L. C. DeMoss
University of Kansas hires Bill Jennings new assistant coach
Lawrence report notes Kansas University will add Bill Jennings as assistant football coach after five years as Nebraska head coach. He jokes about a speeding ticket from Lincoln to Lawrence, while NU nonrenewal and his joining Jack Mitchell’s staff are mentioned. Also details on a Civil Defense booklet distribution and early school dismissal in Lawrence for a teacher meeting at Lawrence High School.
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Bill Jennings
Kansas University
Lincoln
Lawrence
Jennings
Nebraska
Jack Mitchell
Civil Defense
Lawrence Post Office
Office of Civil Defense
Battle Creek
Mich
Lawrence High School
Vera Zorina to Arrive for KU Theatre Rehearsals
Vera Zorina, noted dancer and actress, is due here late this afternoon to begin re rehearsals for a Kansas University Theatre production. She will star in Claudel and Honegger's Joan of Arc at the Stake January 15 to 17 in University Theatre. She originated the role of Joan with Charles Munch and the New York Philharmonic.
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Vera Zorina
Kansas University Theatre
Miss Zorina
Claudel and Honegger
Joan of Arc
University Theatre
Joan
Charles Munch
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Need Cited For Highway Patrol
Col. Larry Hughes, Kansas Highway Patrol superintendent, told Lawrence Rotary Club more officers are needed. Kansas has 225 troopers with many assigned to licensing and Turnpike duty. guides say 380 are ideal. He cited rising traffic and deaths since 1936, despite 24 fold traffic growth, and noted airplanes aid enforcement with a 116 mph arrest revealing unsafe tires.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Lawrence
Kansas
Col. Hughes
Kennedy and Berlin Talks Highlight Cold War Tensions
President Kennedy expressed optimism on the East West struggle in Columbus while Rusk described the Berlin issue as potentially dangerous. Talks continued between U S Ambassador Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko as De Gaulle showed reluctance about formal negotiations without solid basis.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kennedy
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Communist Front
China
Albania
President's Father Is Moved From Hospital
Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the President and former ambassador to England, was discharged from St. Mary’s Hospital in West Palm Beach today after a December 19 stroke. Unclear where he was taken next. reports say an oxygen tent and bed were set up at the Kennedy winter home in Palm Beach.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kennedy
England
Kennedy Palm Beach
Ministers Wives Attend Kansas Ministers Institute Event
About 200 ministers and their wives gather for the Kansas Ministers Institute at First Christian Church in Kansas. KU leaders W Clarke Wescoe and William J Moore speak on religion in state universities and civilization’s relation to science.
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Christian Church
Kansas Ministers’ Institute For Christian Church Ministers
First Christian Church
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
State University
Dick Harp
Kansas Union
Myers Hall
William J. Moore
James Seaver
Calvin Vanderwerf
George Anderson
KU History Department
Anderson
G. Edwin Osborn
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
William G. Baird Jr
The
College of the Bible
Lexington, Ky
Journalistic Foundation to honor Kansas editors Feb 9
Ernest W. Johnson, editor of The Olathe News and president of the Foundation, will preside over the Feb. 9 events honoring past Kansas editor citation recipients including Charles M. Harger, Will T. Beck, Fred Brinkerhoff, Rolla A. Clymer, Angelo Scott, Dolph Simons Sr., Oscar S. Stauffer, and Marcellus M. Murdock.
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Foundation
Kansas
Charles M. Harger
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Will T. Beck
Holton Recorder
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg Sun
Headlight
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
Angelo Scott
Iola Register
Dolph Simons Sr
Lawrence Journal-World
Oscar S. Stauffer
Topeka Daily Capital
Stauffer
Marcellus M. Murdock
The
Wichita Eagle
Ernest W. Johnson
Olathe News
Brown Accuses Birchers Of Domination In California Politics
Brown claims John Birch Society holds California as its main financial and organizational base. He cites Rep. Edgar Hiestand and Rep. John Rousselot as Birch members and says ultraconservatives gain corporate support to pressure Republicans and take control of the party.
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Birchers
Nixon
Brown
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
California
John Birch
Congress
Edgar W. Hiestand
John H. Rousselot
Foods Leader Training Meeting Canceled At Fair Grounds
The Foods Leader Training Meeting scheduled for Tuesday morning at the 4-H Fair grounds was canceled. County 4-H Club agent Bill Hundley said Oletha Yates, who was to lead the meeting, has been called out of town.
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Foods Leader
Bill Hundley
Oletha Yates
Two Loan Firms Here Will Merge Tuesday
Service Loan and Finance Co at 940 Mass. St. will merge into Commerce Acceptance Money Store at 946 Mass. St. effective Tuesday. Ken Winyard, current manager of Service Loan, will run the expanded Commerce Acceptance Co. with Gene Haley. Service Loan remains an investment firm. Commerce Acceptance is based in Atchison.
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Service Loan & Finance Co
Mass. St
Commerce Acceptance Money Store
Commerce Acceptance Co
Ken Winyard
Service Loan
Vinyard
Service
Gene Haley
Commerce Acceptance
Atchison
Mrs Shook Dies Sunday in Topeka
Mrs. Elnora Sue Shook aged 48 of 1125 West Hills Parkway died Sunday at Forbes Air Force Base Hospital in Topeka after two weeks as a patient. She was the wife of Maj. Kenneth L. Shook KU air science assistant professor. Funeral services Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Walter Blackledge. Pratt military graveside services Thursday. Survivors include a son Philip Lee Shook and her mother Flora K. Love. Memorials to KU Endowment Association.
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Elnora Sue Shook
West Hills Parkway
Forbes Air Force Base Hospital
Topeka
Kenneth L. Shook
Kansas University
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Blackledge
Pratt
Shook
Osborne High School
Kansas University Nursing School
KU Medical Center
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Army Nurse Corps
Keesler Field
Miss
Pratt Junior College
Eastern Star
Beta Sigma Phi
KU Endowment Association
KU Alumni Association
Philip Lee Shook
Flora K. Love
Rumsey Funeral Home
Samson Named To KU Position
Dr. Frederick E. Samson will become chairman of Kansas University's new Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Department in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences effective July 1. The move accompanies the transfer of several faculty to KU Medical Center and the shift of freshman medicine instruction there next fall.
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Frederick E. Samson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas City
School of Medicine
Medical Center
Samson
Chicago University
Parke H. Woodard
William M. Balfour
Philip Newmark
Robert Hersh
Paul Kitos
Byron S. Wenger
Haworth Hall
Magnetic Pole Passed Through Japan Hawaii and Oregon
In distant history the North Magnetic Pole is said to have visited Japan, Hawaii and Oregon in separate times, leaving no lasting record of the events beyond lore.
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Japan
Hawaii
Oregon
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Sympathy
The Lasswell family thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards and expressions of sympathy after the passing of their wife and mother. George Lasswell and Children note Rumsey Funeral Home for services.
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George Lasswell
Rumsey Funeral Home
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