KU faculty and students honored by Sigma Xi society
Kansas University faculty, students and alumni were promoted or initiated by Sigma Xi, with 11 men and 2 women promoted to full membership and 13 men plus 1 woman initiated as full members. An KU undergraduate, William Ernest Bridson, was named an associate member.
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Kansas University
Sigma Xi
Science
Society
William Ernest Bridson
Wichita
Mahlon Ball
Miami
Fla
Guido A. Barrientos-Mozon
San Carlos University
Guatemala City
Guatemala
K. Douglas Carlson
Redlands
Calif
Clifford L. Fawl
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Larry Allen Haskin
Wisconsin University
Jacqueline Sinks Jakway
Nebraska University
Jack G. Kay
Champaign
Ill
Charlotte Outland Lee
William J. Longmore
la Jolla
Thurmas F. McMahon
Raymond Milford White
Jacksonville University
Charles Patrick Womack
Richard Malcolm Procter
Geological Survey of Canada
Calgary
Alberta
Vincent Charles Anselmo
New York
N. Y
Howard Baumgartel
Nathaniel G. Ferrer
Manila
Philippines
Ralph I. Fisch
Detroit, Mich
Jean Eloise Fish
KU Medical Center
Donald Ross Germann
Fredrick H. Horne
Shawnee Mission
Robert C. Larson
Topeka
David M. MoKimer
Baton Rouge
Harold TD
Boulder, Colo
Gary Lee Bosworth
Littleton, Colo
Richard R. Baw
Vehicle Lighting Safety Reminder
The Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission warns drivers to regularly check front lights including high and low beams and directional and parking lights, and rear lights such as tail stop and directional signals. Defective lights can cause serious accidents. inspect today and stay safe.
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Lawrence Traffic Safety Commission
Gingerbread Cupcakes with Orange Almond Frosting
Prepare packaged frosting mix with orange juice instead of water. Fold in ½ cup almonds and 1 teaspoon grated orange rind for a tangy topping.
Midwest School for Recreation Executives at KU
The fifth annual Midwest School for Recreation Executives will be held at Kansas University February 19 to 24. Lead instructor is W. C. Sutherland of the National Recreation Association New York. Other speakers include Fay Brown Dr. William Conboy John H. Giele and Dr. Warren Peterson. The event is sponsored by the University and the NRA Midwest District Advisory Committee.
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Midwest School For Recreation Executives
Kansas University
W. C. “Woody” Sutherland
National Recreation Assn
New York
Fay Brown
Kansas Parliamentarians
William Conboy
John H. Giele
Warren Peterson
Community Studies, Inc
Kansas City, MO
The
University
Midwest District Advisory Committee
NRA
Dooley Leaves 19000 Bequest to Relatives and Friends
The late Dr. Thomas A. Dooley left 19000 in specific bequests to relatives and friends. He directed the residue of his estate to his widowed mother Mrs Agnes Dooley of St. Louis. He died January 18 in New York after a cancer battle. He also set up a trust fund for his mother and assigned media rights to MEDICO.
Gleason Admits Flop of New TV Panel Show
Jackie Gleason told a national audience that his CBS panel program You're In the Picture flopped. He described its origins, blamed misjudgment by a group of veterans, and warned viewers to watch next week for an absurdly ambitious but unclear project.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
CBS
Jack Paar
Hong Kong
Youre
Gleason
Orchestra
Ham Circles with Cloves and Cherries
A decorative ham score uses small circular cuts at the top, centered with a whole clove or halved green and red maraschino cherry garnish. This festive technique replaces the usual square or diamond scoring for a holiday presentation.
Hope by Relatives Mounts for Pilot Release
Parents and wife of U2 spy Francis Gary Powers express cautious optimism about his potential release from a Soviet prison. Powers wrote he may see them soon but cautioned against optimism, while his father says he is quite optimistic. Barbara Powers in Milledgeville seeks Kennedy-Khrushchev talks to secure release.
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Norton, Va
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Oliver Powers
Kennedy
Milledgeville, Ga
Barbara Powers
Khrushchev
Three Vehicles Fall Into Luzerne Mine Subsidence Hole
A mail truck and a station wagon dropped into a sudden street hole in Luzerne near Wilkes Barre. A car rolled toward the edge but stopped with its front end dangling. The three vehicles were empty. no injuries reported as officials cited mine subsidence.
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Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Luzerne
Rat Pack Performs Before Carnegie Hall Crowd
Frank Sinatra leading the Rat Pack at Carnegie Hall in a charity tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. The show featured Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr with Mahalia Jackson and Count Basie among others. Proceeds went to the Committee to Aid the Southern Freedom Struggle.
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New York
Hollywood
Carnegie Hall
Concert Hall
Frank Sinatra
Martin Luther King Jr
Sinatra
Dean Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Lawford
Joey Bishop
Jan Murray
Bronx
Mahalia Jackson
Harry Belafonte
Count Basie
Orchestra
Tony Bennett
Harlem
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
Martin
Frankie
Davis
Rat Pack
Mikes
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Jules Feiffer
Bernard
Bathrdam
Norton
Terrence Brown
Omaha
Neb
John D. Bruce
Kansas City
Sebastian John Catalano
John Anthony Cramer Jr
Independence
William Bruce Darlington
el Dorado
del DeShazo
Prairie Village
Richard C. Fox
Syracuse
Vernon L. Harms
Whitewater
David A. Hatcher
Borger
Tex
James K. Hays
Chicago, Ill
Tong-yun Ho
Taichung
Formosa
China
George Hoh
Brandeis University
Massachusetts
Buddy Ava Johns, Jr
Thomas Eugene Kelly
Herbert H. Kohl
Richard H. Lawless
Grant A. Mason
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
William D. McIntosh
David A. Morris
Marietta
Donald E. Ormond
John N. Park
Tucson
Ariz
Lucille M. Parks
Jerold D. Poindexter
Yacoub Qandil
Hebron
Jordan
Harold L. Smith
Overland Park
Don C. Steinker
Seymour
Ind
Donald F. Vedral
Hartford
Medill School of Journalism
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Brucker
Merit Scholarship Corp
Recreation School
Oread
Thomas A. Dooley
Edward
Cleveland
University of Texas
Dwight Davis
Earl Rhine
Laos
Medico
Rhine
Ham
Henrietta Leith
Vermont Weaver
SCOTT
N.H
Lawrence Journal-World
Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Ustate
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