Dean Moreau shaped KU Law School and founded its Law Review
Frederick Moreau, dean of Kansas University Law School from 1937 to 1957, faced low enrollment and faculty shortages yet built ties with Kansas lawyers and established the Kansas Law Review in 1952. He later joined Hastings as a professor after retiring in 1964, praising a long career that included expanding graduate law studies and international teaching.
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Moreau
Hasting
Kansas
Ernest
Lindley
Kansas Law Review
Kansas Bar Journal
Law Review
Journal
National
Scholarly
Bar Journal
Stephens
Legend of a law professor still teaching at 78
Moreau reflects on eight decades in law education at KU and Hastings. He laments underfunding and waning loyalty to the KU Law School, opposes consolidating Kansas law schools away from the university, and notes shifts in general education. He cites reform, race, and notable trials while continuing to teach.
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Moreau
Kansas
Hastings
KU Law School
Jeanne
Lawrence
KU Law Library
Local Servicemen Graduates and Deployments
Airman First Class Irvin S. Greer of Baldwin has completed a U S Air Force missile analyst training at Sheppard AFB Texas and will join a Strategic Air Command unit at McConnell AFB Kansas. He is a 1970 Baldwin High School graduate. Navy Seaman Apprentice Michael M. Johnson, son of Henry L. Johnson of 718 Ohio, serves aboard USS Henderson returning to Long Beach after Southwest Pacific cruise visiting Australia New Zealand American Samoa and Hawaii.
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Irvin S. Greer
Oliver R. Greer, Baldwin
Sheppard Afb, Tex
U.S. ‘Air Force
Greer
McConnell Afb
Kan
Strategic Air Command
America
Navy
Michael M. Johnson
Henry L. Johnson
Ohio
Henderson
Long Beach
Southwest Pacific
Canadian crash victims identified in Florida bound flight
Canadian citizens Alfred Aspinall, 50, and his daughter Sharon, about 18, living in Miami Springs for seven years, died in a fiery plane crash near Mankato, Kansas. Sheriff Heskett said the bodies were burned beyond recognition, a billboard and papers found in the wreckage helped confirm IDs. Aspinall and two others were listed as co owners of the plane.
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Mankato, Kan
Miami Springs
Fla
Donald Heskett
Alfred Aspinall
Sharon
British Columbia
Canada
Miami
Heskett
Aspinall
Baker University reports balanced year aided by gifts freeze
Baker University ended the fiscal year with a balanced budget helped by estate gifts alumni gifts and donor income. The total budget 2 271 000 included 519 181 from gifts 180 000 in interest and a held value of 3 300 000 from gift holdings. The Kansas Conference United Methodist Church contributed 95 989 toward the budget and 15 285 for a music building. If divided among 850 students each would receive about 950.
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Baldwin — Baker University
Gene Kean
Baker
Assn. of American Colleges
Kansas Conference of the
United Methodist Church
Kansas Conference
Kean
Heart Seminar At Med Center Seeks Prompt Heart Attack Alerts
A September 2 symposium on Heart Attack Alerts will be offered by the Kansas University School of Medicine and the Kansas Heart Association at the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Five guest faculty and seven KU staff teachers will cover recognition of symptoms and quick action in initial treatment.
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Kansas University School of Medicine
Kansas Heart Association
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
J. Willis Hurst
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
American Heart Association
Alexander Mitchell
Lawrence
Donald OD. Decker
Hertzler Clinic
Halstead
Roger J. Cunningham
Wichita
John F Covile
Coffeyville
Kansas Editor James Tucker Dies in Elkhart
James Tucker, 45, editor and publisher of the Tri-State News, died in a hospital Friday after illness at his home. A lifelong Elkhart area resident, he bought the newspaper from the Willard Mayberry estate.
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Elkhart, Kan
James .Tucker
Tri-State News
Tucker
Elkhart
Willard Mayberry
Fuller Brush to Build $9 Million Plant in Great Bend
Fuller Brush Co will construct a $9 million plant in Great Bend to consolidate manufacturing and warehousing. Construction starts immediately and the facility opens mid 1972 with about 650 employees and a $4 million annual payroll. Current plants in East Hartford Albany and Philmont will continue until Kansas plant is ready. Headquarters stay in Hartford Connecticut.
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Great Bend, Kan
Fuller Brush Co
Great Bend
East Hartford
Conn
Albany
Philmont
N.Y
Kansas
Body of 15 year old found in Lake Lota wana
Kansas City AP reports John T. McConnell Jr. was located in Lake Lota wana Friday after drowning in a boat collision on the lake Thursday. His home was at the lake.
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Kansas City
John T. McConnell Jr
Lake Lotawana
McConnell
Defense official to discuss Sunflower plant future in Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber invites Defense Department official Thomas Ruane to a two day meeting with city leaders and business groups to consider donating part of the 9000 acre Sunflower tract east of Lawrence as an industrial park. Key figures include chamber president John Crown Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz and state senators Kay and Booth. A separate Rhodesia note reports 27 baboons killed by a lightning bolt in Marula district.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Defense Department
Sunflower Army Ammunitions
Here
John Crown
Chamber
Lawrence
Crown
Army
Thomas Ruane
Vernell Sturns
Ruane
Financial
Reynolds Shultz
Morris Kay
Arden Booth
Rhodesia
Marula
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Jim Flowers
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Russell
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Jeff Luther
Chris Peters
Mark Elliott
Paul Spearman
Tim Windholtz
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Ricky Tedrow
David Conrad
Eric Olson
Tim Larson
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Steve Clevenger
Jonathan Keffer
Ralph Reschke
Kent House
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Brian Bruns
Katie Dinneen
Craig Kidwell
John Massad
Willis Crawford
Oskaloosa
Noble Lovgren
Williamstown
Gene Copeland
Perry
Tom Leach
Letcompton
Kevin Jones
Linwood
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Donald Born
David Hill
Ronald Stumpff—DeSoto
Terry Kelly
Dean Jordan
Victor Jorgenson
Rick Atwell
Garran Allison
Lawrence, Kansas
Lawrence Journal-World
Med Center
Lennox
Lennox Central Air Conditioning
NG Biros
the Castle
S&m
S& W
E. 23Rd St
Sunshine Choc
Morton’s
AG Grocers
Fuller Brush
Hartford, Conn
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