International Club at KU Ahub of Social and Cultural Life
The International Club at Mount Oread marks 30 years as a central hub for social and cultural activity at KU. Dean Coan notes its high activity, with 400 members this semester, inclining toward more American participants under the People-to-People program led by Bill Dawson.
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Mount Oread
Dean Clark Coan
Mexico
Bill Dawson
Francis Heller
KU College of Liberal Arts
Gunnar Jarring
U.S
Wescoe
Investment Company Shares This Week Near Closer Quoted
Market news notes slight closings in investment company shares with quotations supplied by Barret Fitch North and Co. The report summarizes price movements and investor reactions across several listed funds.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Agricultural Market Briefs From Derby Grain Co and KC Produce
Derby Grain Co reports wheat 188, corn 1, mile 1.60, oats 18, barley .90, soybeans 2.18. KC Produce Kansas City lists various egg and poultry prices with denominations for consumer grades, wholesale eggs, and fowl weights, including heavy and light hens and ducks.
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Derby Grain Co
K.C
Kansas City
Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices Report from Kansas City
AP reports mixed livestock futures with cattle gains of up to 25 per head for slaughter steers and heifers and vealers up to 1.00 higher. Feeder cattle and calves steady with primes and high grades noted. Hogs rise 25 to 50, larger gains on heavier weights. sows mostly steady. Sheep classes hold steady with lambs and feeder lambs quoted in narrow ranges.
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Kansas City
Public Transport Paralyzed in Algiers Conflict
In Algiers the public transport system remained paralyzed for a third day as authorities refused armed bus escorts. Muslim and European transport workers warned they would continue their strike until protection against terrorists is granted. Ten killed or injured in terrorist attacks across Algeria, with Friday tolls reaching 13 dead and 15 wounded.
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Algiers
Algeria
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Alice McGrath Peterson
Mrs Alice McGrath Peterson 86 of 1146 Tenn St died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Born Feb 14 1875 in Paola she is survived by widower Oliver a daughter Mary Alice Koenig Rochester NY three sons Philip Peterson Hamilton OH Robert Peterson Harold Peterson both of Lawrence a brother J E McGrath Atchison a sister Mrs Kathryn Brueck Paola eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and another son Marion died in 1940. Funeral arrangements are pending Cooper Warren Mortuary in charge.
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Alice McGrath Peterson
Tenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Peterson
Paola
Mary Alice Koenig
Rochester
N. Y
Philip Peterson
Hamilton
Ohio
Robert Peterson
Harold Peterson
Lawrence
J. E. McGrath
Atchison
Kathryn Brueck
Marion
Outstanding Young Men named by Murphy panel for 1960
Murphy led by Franklin D. Murphy selected the nation’s Ten Outstanding Young Men for the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. The 12 member judging panel announced the honorees at a Santa Monica congress attended by about 2,000 Jaycees and guests.
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Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
UCLA
U.S
Virgil L. Grissom
Newport News
Theodore C. Sorensen
Omaha
Neb
Harold Brown
Washington, D.C
John Diebold
New York
N. Y
A. Edward Lilley
Cambridge, Mass
Newton N. Minow
Peter G. Peterson
Chicago, HI
David E. Rogers
Nashville, Tenn
Stanley G. Sturges
Banepa
Nepal
Southwest Lumbermen Elect Springfield Man President
The Southwest Lumbermen's Association elected William R. Shockley of Springfield Missouri as president succeeding W W Richardson of Tulsa. Elected vice presidents were Dwayne C Larson Salina John P Hammerschmidt Harrison Ark and George W Stein Lawton Okla. Directors named include Dayton Fish Star City Harold H Norman El Dorado O D Hedrick Ellinwood W J Richardson Wichita Vince Hansen Camdenton William Kies Jr Cape Girardeau John F Everitt Enid and William M Kilpatrick Oklahoma City.
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Southwest Lumbermen’s Assn
William R. Shockley
Springfield
Shockley
W. W. Richardson
Tulsa
Dwayne C. Larson
Salina
Kan
John P. Hammerschmidt
Harrison
Ark
George W. Stein
Lawton
Oklo
Dayton Fish
Star City
Harold H. Norman
el Dorado
O. D. Hedrick
Ellinwood
W. J. Richardson
Wichita
Vince Hansen
Camdenton
William J. Kies Jr
Cape Girardeau
John F. Everitt
Enid
Okla
William M. Kilpatrick
Oklahoma City
Car Thief Is Sentenced In Federal Court
Robert Eugene Thoming, 27, of St Joseph Missouri pleaded guilty to transporting a stolen car from Enid Oklahoma to Hugoton Kansas on December 3 and received a three year federal prison term. Robert Williams, 36, of Merigouin Louisiana was given a four year sentence for driving a stolen car from Houston Texas to Dodge City Kansas on December 18.
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Wichita (Ap
Robert Eugene Thoming
St. Joseph
Enid
Okla
Hugoton
Kan
Robert Williams
Merigouin
Houston
Tex
Dodge City
Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital Area
Births listed across Memorial Hospital and area addresses include multiple families. Names such as Mrs. Virginia Reserve Mrs. Sharon Kay Farmer Mrs. Maxine Rubin Mrs. Helen Ott and others are shown with newborns noted as Friday today and in Stouffer Place and other Kansas communities.
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Virginia Reserve
Wellington Rd
Vernon Michael
Baldwin
Debra Longfellow
N. H. St
Sharon Kay Farmer
Tonganoxie
Maxine Rubin
Ohio St
Helen Ott
Eudora
Arthur Cobb
Donovan Hull
Roger Jessip
Ky. St
Leland R. Elliott
Stouffer Place
Ronald Rubin
Avalanche of Bad Luck Plagues Montgomery Mayor
Montgomery Alabama mayor Earl James faced a string of disasters as his wife cracked a vertebra in a fall, he burned his hand on hot grease and injured his back, and his son, Tommy, was ill with flu while his finances suffered with a melted ice cream and a lost paycheck plus a savings bond.
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Montgomery
Ala
Earl James
City Hall
James
Tommy
Ribicoff Says New Plan Fails
Secretary Ribicoff criticizes the AMA Blue Shield plan for the elderly as failing to address high hospital costs. He urges support for Kennedy administration proposals that cover hospital and nursing home bills, noting the AMA plan only reimburses doctors for patients with low incomes. He praises the AMA for recognizing the problem.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
American Medical Association
Ribicoff
AMA
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
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