Haskell Regents Call January Board Session
The Board of Regents of Haskell Indian Junior College will meet at 1 p.m. January 31 for its regular quarterly session. Superintendent Wallace E. Galluzzi says the three day meeting will focus on reorganizing the new board and reviewing Haskell’s transition from a post high school to a comprehensive junior college. Board members come from Bureau of Indian Affairs districts, Southeastern tribes, the Haskell Alumni Assn., Kansas tribes, and the student senate president.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Wallace E. Galluzzi
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Galluzzi
Southeastern Tribes
United States
Haskell Alumni Assn
Tribes of
Kansas
HJC
Haskell
Dedication Fete For Moore Hall Set in September
Kansas University plans Sept 28 29 ceremonies at the Kansas Geological Survey facilities to honor Raymond C Moore Hall. A Sept 28 symposium on Elements of a National Energy Policy will feature Vincent E McKelvy and guest participants including Gov. Robert D Ray Senator Henry M Jackson and Rogers C Morton. An open house is set for Sept 29.
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Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas University
Raymond C. Moore
Vincent E. McKelvy
U. S. Geological Survey
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Midwest
Rogers C. B. Morton
Secretary of the Interior
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Committee of the Interior and Insular Affairs
National Energy and Fuel Policies Committee
Geological Survey
Knox to Attend Topeka Vocational Education Meeting
Supt. Carl Knox of Lawrence School District 497 will participate in an open 9 a.m. meeting in Topeka at the State Department of Education. The State Advisory Council for Vocational Education will present its annual progress report. Knox serves on the council and notes the theme Vocational Education An Investment in the Future.
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Carl Knox
Lawrence
State Department of Education
Topeka
Knox
State Advisory Council For
Vocational Education
Citizen Kane to be shown at KU for charity
The award winning film Citizen Kane directed by Orson Welles will be shown at Dyche Auditorium on the Kansas University campus Thursday as a KU Y fund raiser. Welles stars with Agnes Moorehead and Joseph Cotten in this acclaimed production with showings at 7 and 9 30 p m.
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KUY
Orson Welles
Welles
Agnes Moorhead
Joseph Cotten
Dyche
Shorter Hair Trend Sweeps Men And Women In Major Cities
The Associated Press reports a shift toward shorter hair for men and women across cities including New York Los Angeles Atlanta and Denver. Stylists note easier maintenance and neater fashion trends with varied lengths, while observers cite celebrity and college trends and regional differences in teens and adults.
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
Denver
Phil Angelo
American Society of Men’s
Crans
Switzerland
Paris
Robert Guery
Guery
Kenneth
Indianapolis
Chicago
Scarsdale
N.Y
Baltimore
Lawrence Barbers See Trend Toward Neater Shorter Styles
Lawrence barbers report a shift toward neater shorter men’s cuts, with many customers opting for lengths just above the ear or shoulder-length looks. Barbers say fashion and manageability drive the change, though long styles persist for some and business impact remains mild. A student notes ROTC payday funds influence spending on grooming.
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Nixon
Meisenheimer
New York
Lawrence
Ira Gayler
Stadium
Roger Evers
Esquire Barber Service
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