Mathematics Topic At Rotary Meeting
The Lawrence Rotary Club heard about introducing modern mathematics into public schools and reviewed current Lawrence math curricula. Teachers Miss Seleen Engleson and Mrs. Margaret McReynolds described shifts to inquiry based learning, while Jack Hennington noted streamlined courses and early college credit.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Rotary Club
Seleen Engleson
Central
Jack Hennington
Hennington
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High
Kansas Woman Sent to Jail for Probation Revocation
Mrs Maxine Herbert a partner in the Banner Dairy of Fort Scott was jailed six months after probation was revoked for concealing over 11000 in Kansas City banks. Her sister Charlotte Hackney and brother Bronn Miller faced prison terms on multiple counts with restitution still pending.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Maxine Herbert
Banner Dairy
Fort Scott
Robert H. Miller
Herbert
Kansas City
Charlotte Hackney
Bronn Miller
Miller
Simeon Webb
Pittsburg
Inaugural Ball Draws 1000 in Topeka
About 1,000 people danced Monday night at Municipal Auditorium to cap inauguration day for Gov. John Anderson and state officials. The Andersons led the event after a day of formal ceremonies and tours. Public attendance was allowed due to weather, reducing onlookers from previous years.
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Topeka
Municipal Auditorium
John Anderson
Congressmen Talk On JFK Message
Congressmen from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas react to President Kennedy's State of the Union address praising its goals but noting the need for tax reform spending cuts and careful revenue adjustments. They stress the complexity of tax cuts paired with structural changes and request time to study specifics. A separate advisory outlines winter driving speeds requiring lower limits on icy or packed snow roads to ensure safe stopping.
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Washington
Kennedy
State of the Union
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Congress
Stuart Symington
Robert F. Ellsworth
Bkan
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
J. Howard Edmondson
Dekla
Government collects record 99.4 billion in 100th IRS report
The Internal Revenue Service reports 99.4 billion in tax collections for the year ending June 30, a record total and 5 billion more than the prior year. Corporate and individual income taxes total 71.9 billion, up four billion.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
William Raymond Named Real Estate Associate at Douglas County Real Estate
Officials of Douglas County Real Estate Inc announce William Raymond joins the Lawrence firm as head of the insurance department and chief legal matters handler. Raymond is Idaho State University graduate and KU law 1958. He previously served as a legal research assistant in Nevada's Highway Department chief counsel office.
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Douglas County Real Estate, Inc
William Raymond
Raymond
Idaho State University
Lawrence Real Estate
Nevada Highway Department
Vieth to Speak on Rochester Critique at KU
Dr. David M. Vieth associate professor of English at Kansas University will present the Humanities Forum program A Crux for Critics and Scholars Rochester s Heroical Epistle and Epistolary Essay at 8 tonight in the Dread Room of the Kansas Union.
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David M. Vieth
Kansas University
Humanities Forum
Rochester
Kansas Union
Sigma Xi Lecture by Dr. Dunbar on Atom Bombs
Dr. Carl O. Dunbar of Kansas University geology speaks at the KU Sigma Xi meeting with eyewitness report and color films titled Atom Bombs over Bikini. Program starts 7:30 pm in 124 Malott Hall. Public invited without charge. Also notes a U.S. Education study finding 85 percent of school boards elected and 15 percent appointed.
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Carl O. Dunbar
Kansas University
Bikini
Sigma Xi
Malott Hall
U.S. Office of Education
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Winter
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