Kansas University Program Expands Foreign Student Aid
Kansas University operates an Intensive English Center aiding foreign students. In its first year the center enrolled 5 full time and 46 summer program participants, plans a master’s degree for teaching English to non native speakers, and aims to be self supporting. Students study four to six hours daily in grammar pronunciation reading and writing with heavy assignments. Countries represented include Saudi Arabia Kuwait Morocco Ivory Coast China Venezuela Tunisia Cameroon Egypt Colombia Turkey Madagascar Mexico Iran Peru Costa Rica Panama Korea Thailand Japan El Salvador Nicaragua.
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Midwest
Erazmus
Michigan State University
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Morocco
Ivory Coast
China
Venezuela
Tunisia
Cameroon
Egypt
Colombia
Turkey
Madagascar
Mexico
Iran
Peru
Costa Rica
Panama
Korea
Thailand
Japan
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and complete relief from piles, with the product offered as suppository or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
Indians Attacked at White Supremacist Rally in Baton Rouge
Four Indian students and seven LSU white students were roughed up as a crowd at a Capitol rally attacked the party. Police reported two Indians injured, one treated for a laceration, and no arrests. The event drew 4500 to 6500 attendees and featured Confederate symbolism and speeches by Edwin Walker.
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Baton Rouge
India
Capitol
David Kyser
Louisiana State University
Capitol Lawn
LSU
Edwin A. Walker
Dallas
Johnson
John J. McKeithen
Walker
Warren Committee
John F. Kennedy
Two Aussies Triumph at Wimbledon as World Hails Kings
Roy Emerson and Margaret Smith defended Wimbledon titles asserting Australian dominance. They captured the men's singles and, with doubles and mixed doubles success, Australia claimed four of five titles while Maria Bueno and Billie Jean King won the women's doubles, with the U.S. only taking that one. In Detroit, 21 people were injured when an aerial bomb misfired during a fireworks display. Edward Kaplan, 18, was hospitalized after grabbing the lantern bomb that failed to detonate in the air.
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Detroit
Edward Kaplan
Kaplan
Wimbledon
England
Roy Emerson
Margaret Smith
U.S
Forest Hills
Margaret
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Emerson
Fred Stolle
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach Calif
Francoise Durr
Janine Lieffrig
France
International Ball At Powerscourt Castle Dazzles Dublin
In Powerscourt Castle near Dublin, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace opened the Phil the Fluter Ball a charity event titled Bal des Petits Lits Blanc. About 800 guests attended with tickets at 44.10 dollars, featuring heavy caviar, foie gras, smoked salmon, five bands, and dawn preparations after a grand Irish evening.
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Dublin
Ireland
Phil the Fluter
Old Powerscourt Castle
Princess Grace
A Kelly
Price Rainier
Monaco
France
Little White Beds Hospital Fund
Irish Central Remedial Clinic
Conquer Cancer Funds
Wicklow
Circus Parade Returns Milwaukee To Old Era In Large Celebration
Milwaukee held a Day In Old Milwaukee parade bridging history with a 5 mile line of 40 wagons 119 units and 1 200 performers from Ringling Bros Barnum Bailey as 455 police safeguarded 500 000 spectators amid clear 70 degree skies. The Baraboo World Circus Museum led the event with wagons dating to the 1880s and a sneak preview drew thousands to Lake Michigan waterfront.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Grandpa
Grandma
C.P
Chappie) Fox
World Circus Museum
Baraboo
Lake Michigan
Calliopes
Quantico Marines
Pralinger
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus
King Wilkins Disagree On Civil Rights Policy
New York AP Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr clash over civil rights influence on foreign policy Wilkins says enough Viet Nams in Alabama King supports a negotiated Vietnam settlement and plans to study peace rallies to influence U S foreign policy
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New York
Roy Wilkins
Martin Luther, King Jr
Alabama
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
King
Viet Nam
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
U. S
Probate of Nettie M. Greer Will Noted in Douglas County
In Douglas County Probate Court a petition from The First National Bank of Lawrence seeks probate of Nettie M. Greer’s will dated August 1st 1964 and appointment of the bank as executor without bond. Defenses must be filed by July 20 1964 in Lawrence Kansas with hearing set to determine admission of the will.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Waugas
Nettie M. Greer
State of Kansas
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Kansas
First National Bank of Lawrence, Kaufax
Ofelock
Othe Vlis
Lawrence Dai Journal-World
EC Baer
Kanwaka Township
Dottehas Comite
Sues
Wanwaka Township
Spoamo
Russel V. Ho
KU Geologists Earn Interior Award for Computer Aid
Kansas University geologists Charles O. Morgan and Jesse M. McNellis of the groundwater division at the Kansas Geological Survey received $350 awards for superior service. They programmed data on Kansas wells into computer models, saving thousands of hours by transforming clerical work into quick computer queries. They will present their work at a University seminar August 16 to 21 as geologists from 12 states attend. Morgan has worked in Lawrence since 1963 after prior service in Louisiana with the U S Geological Survey.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Charles O. Morgan
Jesse M. McNellis
Groundwater Division
U. S. and
Kansas Geological Surveys
Department of the Interior
Robert Dingman
Morgan
McNellis
Lawrence
U. S. Survey
Louisiana
Iowa University
Top AP Executive Dies From Cancer
Louis J. Kramp 53, assistant general manager of The Associated Press, died of cancer at White Plains Hospital after months of illness. He directed AP relations and services in broadcasting, served as chief of bureau in Indianapolis and Detroit, and became a New York general executive in 1956 and assistant general manager in 1962. Survived by widow Dorothy Ann Morrell, a son David, five brothers, and two grandchildren.
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New York
Louis J. Kramp
Associated Press
White Plains
Kramp
Indianapolis
Detroit
Kram
Springfield
Ill
Illinois State Journal
Chicago
Dorothy Ann Morrell
David
Philip
Carl
Lawrence
Edward
Highland Park
Leonard
Alexander
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