Lawrence High to Hold Winter Band Concert Feb 7
The Lawrence High School music department presents its annual Winter Band Concert at 8 p.m. February 7 in the high school auditorium. The program features the symphonic wind ensemble and the concert band directed by Charles Kassinger with 135 participants, listing many named musicians and sections.
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Lawrence High School
Charles Kassinger
Cortese
Rhnsky-Korsakoff
Bartok-Schaefer
Vinale Hahanera
Walters
Kymann
Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Erolca
Pearson
Krance
Four Winds
Roger
Leonard
Bordner
Mary Bocquin
Donna Alford
Pam Norris
Ina Turner
Donna Peterson
Becky Altenbernd
Jen Nelson
Lynn Woodward
Ron Olin
Stan Ohl
Marcia Breithaupt
Bil Boring
Steve Patterson
Bonnie Barker
Vickie Wells
Karen Fayman
Janet Schroeder
Linda Iichiner
Diane Henry
Ralda Churchill
Kathy Beguelin
Steve Graber
Chery Lincoln
Brenda Kzell
Debbie Preston
Jay Harrell
Jim Kearney
Jim O'Connell
Vickie Davis
Bob Stancliff
Kent Stewart
Lewis Goolsby
David Walker
Ldoug Riley
Lanny Garcia
Dlana Elniff
Stan Snee- Kas
Skip Keen
Dana Peterson
Hod Waggoner
Richard Gorton
Rance
Amerine
Brent Kitts
Daryl Pickett
Dan McMillin
Steve Pendleton
Don Olson
Allen Tarr
Jeff Gardner
Bob Stewart
Fred Doores
Daryl Morgison
Bill Boehle
Don Johnson
Becky Wilcox
Charles Cape
Nels Shirer
Jim Golden
Kirby Antischel
Mike Bray
Rod Putt
Bill Guntert
State Enjoys Major Role In Helium Story
The Kansas Geological Survey reports helium accounted for the largest production value gain among Kansas minerals in 1965 rising 15 percent to 30 million dollars. The helium tale centers on Dexter in Cowley County 1905 and KU where H P Cady and student Clifford Seibel laid the groundwork for balloon gas production and national efforts under the Department of the Interior.
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Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas University
KU Laboratories
Dexter
Cowley County
H. P. Cady
Cady
Washington, D. C
Canpus
Clifford Seibel
Seibel
American Chemical Society
Kansas City
Department of the Interior
KU professor leads big Kansas helium research program
Dr. Fred Kurata of the University of Kansas heads one of the nation's largest helium research programs aided by NSF funds. The effort supports three western Kansas plants Rushton Ulysses Liberal with Liberal the largest, Otis an older plant, and a private Great Bend facility not yet producing. Research targets economical refining and helium behavior at space temperatures and pressures for missiles and space work.
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Kansas
Rushton
Ulysses
Liberal
Otis
Great Bend
Fred Kurata
National Science Foundation
Kurata
Cape Kennedy
Johnson defends Vietnam policy amid renewed bombing
President Johnson defends the U S role in Vietnam as air strikes resume after a 37 day pause. He says military targets are the aim and those who direct or supply aggression deserve retaliation. He stresses U S strength and resolve to support peace and South Vietnam amid growing allied gains.
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U.S
Johnson
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Johnson salutes 1965 as peak of U S space progress
President Johnson lauds American space achievements as the year's walk in space and two spacecraft rendezvous mark the most successful year in U S aeronautics and space history. He calls the program the largest effort to expand human knowledge and a solution to future world challenges.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
United States
KU Names William B. Duncan Associate Chairman of Architecture
William B. Duncan an assistant professor of architecture at Kansas University has been named associate chairman of the architecture department to assist in administrative duties. Duncan a KU alumnus earned the bachelor of science in architecture in 1949 and the M S in 1962 and joined the faculty in 1955.
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William B. Duncan
Kansas University
Department of Architecture
Prof. Duncan
Grass Fire Near Lawrence Reined In By Fire Dept
A Saturday evening grass fire south of Lawrence near the Sibleyville road and Louisiana street intersection moved to within 50 feet of a pine tree grove before the Wakarusa Township Fire Department brought it under control. Chief Albert Smith said there was no loss but warned the trees could have widened the blaze if it spread.
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Lawrence
Sibleyville Road
Louisiana Street
Wakarusa Township
Albert Smith
Red force routs government militia near Da Nang
Report says a Red force wiped out a government militia unit and a relief force 55 miles south of Da Nang. A small U S Special Forces unit suffered heavy casualties. The 1st Cavalry last faced the 325th Division at Ia Drang Valley, with large Allied losses. B 52s bombed Red positions as Marines pressed a major amphibious assault.
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U.S
da Nang
1St Cavalry
Ia Drang Valley
Bong Son
Guam
Red
U. S
Inchon
Korea
Ellsworth weighs Senate bid amid Kansas Day chatter
In Topeka observers weigh Rep. Ellsworth’s possible 1968 Senate run against Sen. Pearson. Ellsworth shares mixed signals from party leaders who doubt statewide backing, while Carlson delays plans and Kansas Day events highlight GOP dynamics with Odd Williams and J. D. King pacing ticket sales.
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Buck Pearson
Sen
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Lawrence
Odd Williams
Rep
Ellsworth
Senate
Kansas
United States
Sen. Pearson
Bob
Pearson
House
Topeka
Politico
Gov. Avery
Dole
Shubitz
Shriver
Anderson
Sen. Carlson
Washington
Kansas City
Michigan
George Romney
Kansas Day Club
Williams
Congress
Ellsworth-Pearson
Douglas County
GOP
J. D. King
King
Municipal
Clayton Krehbiel
KU Chorale
Public Auction Near McLouth Kansas Estate of Earl Zook
Public auction set for Thursday February 8 1966 at 11 am of the estate of Earl Zook deceased located 2 miles north of McLouth Kansas on 92 Highway. Machinery includes a 1962 504 THC tractor various implements, a 3 point hitch and 4 point hitch gear, a Sunmaster rotary mower and many farm tools. Feed 1300 bu yellow corn hay and more, plus a 1949 Chevrolet pickup and posts and building items. Terms cash. Lunch on grounds. Zook administrator Marl Zook.
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Earl Zook
McLouth
Kansas
Sunmaster
Farmall
P.t.o
Sam Mulkey
John Deere
AC Combine
New
IHC
Wetmore Hammermill
Iistate
Marl
Zook
Rummerman & Stingsmire
Audhonesis
Hank of
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