Sex education urged to accelerate at Kansas University
Lawrence sociologist MARIAN WARDEN says sex education is underdeveloped nationwide and in Lawrence. He proposes a three pronged program by home school and church plus a Halstead style health museum and better trained personnel to teach reproduction and values. He notes Oregon and Kansas City schools as models and stresses public awareness, fewer scare tactics, and frank talk about sex.
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Bee
Halstead
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Hertzler Research Foundation
Halstead Museum
Valeda
Oregon
Kansas City
United States
Topeka City Misjudges Tornado Trailers Demand
After the June 8 tornado 558 families registered for federal temporary housing. Screened to 301. 301 trailers ordered but officials now expect fewer than 250 filled. Engineers spent 75 000 dollars on a 125 trailer site at the municipal airport and 45 000 on Chandler Field with more sites planned. Mayor Wright urged relatives hosting storm victims to consider trailers to avoid wasting public funds.
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Topeka
Charles Wright
Wright
U. S
Municipal
Chandler Field
Kansas Neurological Institute
Ex Senator Byrd Dies Not Yet, Brain Tumor Warns Family
Former Virginia governor and longtime senator Harry F Byrd is in a coma with a malignant brain tumor and is not expected to recover. Family members said deterioration has been ongoing and he remains comatose with partial paralysis at age 79. Byrd retired from the Senate in 1965 after 32 years of service.
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Berryville
Harry F. Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Hires James Farmer as Poverty Program Consultant
James Farmer, former national director of the Congress of Racial Equality, is hired by New Jersey as an $80-a-day consultant to advise Gov. Hughes on adult literacy opportunities. He is expected to work about 35 days in July and August, totaling roughly $2,800.
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Trenton
N.J
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
New Jersey
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Farmer
Richard J. Hughes
Plane ends Derby Sprint in weather troubled race
The weather troubled transcontinental powder puff derby from Seattle landed first today. Jean Bonar and copilot Patricia Colli landed at 8 10 a m in Clearwater Florida as the field followed. The winner is decided by a handicap system, not by arrival time, with bad weather causing postponements.
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Clearwater
Fila
Seattle
Wash
Jean Bonar
Mans
Field
Ohio
Patricia Colli
Bellville
Teamsters approve near one million for Hoffa trials
AP reports 2000 delegates at Miami Beach vote to spend about 1 million from union funds for James R. Hoffa legal fees and to name a successor if he goes to prison. One delegate opposes funds and another opposes naming a replacement. Hoffa aims to extend his nine year rule with Frank Fitzsimmons as general vice president.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Larry Thomas
Philadelphia
Hoffa
Detroit
Frank Fitzsimmons
Union
Treasury
Labor Department
Imion
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Chicago
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