KU cites need for tripled scholarships and expanded facilities
Chancellor Wescoe urged immediate increases in Truemerfield Honor and general scholarship funds from about 100000 to 200000 annually and beyond 300000 by 1975. He praised legislative support for KU's 10 year building plan, highlighted new international programs, and announced new appointments in research and faculty honors.
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Merfield
Wescoe
Kansas
United States
Board of Regents
Committee For
George M. Beckmann
Far East
Ford Foundation
Board of ‘Regents
William J. Argersinger Jr
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Lawrence
Nachman Aronsjahn
Solon E. Summerfield
Paul W. Gilles
Fritz Heider
Charlton J. K. Hinman
Walter M. Kollmorgen
Stated Meeting of Lawrence Chapter No 4 Set for June 4
Lawrence Chapter No 4 schedules a stated meeting on Tuesday June 4 at 1 30 p m. Officers Joe Schel bar H P C O Anderson and Secretary are listed for the event in this local notice.
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Lawrence
Joe Schelbar
Anderson
Secy
Bank Building Offices Entered Sunday
Several offices in the Lawrence National Bank building at 7th and Mass Streets were entered early Sunday morning but police reported that apparently nothing was taken. Pry marks were found on doors not opened. Locations involved include Barber-Emerson Six, Valley Security, Forrest Jackson, Northwestern Mutual, and offices of doctors P H Getto R M Haun Dale Sillix Glenn Lessenden and Monti L Belot Jr.
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Lawrence National Bank
7Th
Mass. Sts
Barber-Emerson-Six
Valley Security
Forrest Jackson
Northwestern Mutual
P. H. Getto
R. M. Haun
Dale Sillix
Glenn Lessenden
Monti L. Belot Jr
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Alumni Honors at EU
A long list of admissions names spans Memorial Hospital and local addresses, noting patients and newborns amid community records. The article also covers the H. Bernard Fink teaching award of $1,000 to Frank C. Nelick and pays tribute to retiring Alumni Association executive-secretary Fred Ellsworth, with the opening of Fred Ellsworth Hall planned for this fall.
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H. Bernard Fink
Frank C. Nelick
Wescoe
Alumni Association
Fred Ellsworth
Fred
Ellsworth
Equal Protection of the Law Talk By Maj. Gen. Decker
Maj. Gen. Charles Decker spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club in the Hotel Eldridge on the need for a flexible judicial system and cited equal protection as a guiding principle. He praised the Supreme Court and warned that concentrated power breeds hunger and revolution, stressing law as a force checked by sovereign power.
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Charles L. Decker
Decker
U.S. Army
Kansas University
Washington, D.C
Oskaloosa
Obert Payne
J. D. King
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
U.S. Supreme Court
Gen. Decker
Local Resident Hurt In Early Sunday Car Crash
A 46 year old Lawrence woman Mildred J. Robinson of 825 Maple St was injured when her car struck a tree in the 600 block West Sixth Street She sustained severe facial and head cuts and was listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital A late model car was a total loss with an estimated $200 damage Police believe she may have fallen asleep on her way home from work.
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Lawrence
West Sixth Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Today
Mildred J. Robinson
Maple St
Robinson
New Managers Begin Valleyview Operation
Valleyview Rest Home new administrators Mr. and Mrs. Art Meierhoff and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nice took over on Saturday. They replace Mr. and Mrs. Olen Wharton who now run a private rest home. Valleyview adds telephone number VE 23-2611.
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Valleyview Rest Home
Art Meierhoff
Willard Nice
Olen Wharton
Valleyview
Rumsey Funeral Home Offers Spacious Parking Facilities
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises ample parking for visitors in its facilities, with contact VI3-5111 for inquiries and arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Growth Plan Outlined for Kansas University by Lawton
Keith Lawton described KU expansion to 1975 at the 91st Commencement Welcoming Dinner. A half wagon wheel layout centers on a hub with library and Student Union, expanding to 720 acres southwest. By 1972 expect more buildings, dorms, and updated facilities to serve about 20 000 students.
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Kansas University
Keith Lawton
Lawton
Strong Hall
Fraser Hall
Robinson Gymnasium
Green Hall
Art Museum
Lindley Hall
Malott Hall
School of Religion
Boys State elects two gubernatorial candidates at KU
The 769 Kansas University Boys State delegates elect a two person governor slate among 20 hopefuls. Nationalist and Federalist tickets feature students from Lawrence to Hutchinson with Chancellor Wescoe, U.S. Rep. Avery, and Gov. Anderson addressing sessions at KU.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Boys Stater
John Anderson
Robert Ellsworth
James Pearson
Boys State
Wichita
Plane crash injures Topeka sprayer in field work
Ernie Moser of Topeka Wing tip snagged a tree during a farm-field spray Sunday and the plane crashed He sustained minor injuries Moser owned Capital Air Service of Topeka The incident occurred in Topeka Kansas AP report
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Topeka
Kan
Ernie Moser
Moser
Capital Air Service
Cyclone in East Pakistan LeavesAt Least 22000 Dead
In Dacca East Pakistan authorities report a cyclone killed at least 22 000 people last week with estimates still rising and official tallies incomplete.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
KU Alumni attend meetings as 5300 plus members and leaders travel
Alumni President Lear ned and Phillips Petroleum Co executive travel long distances to attend meetings. Chancellor Clarke Wescoe reports a strong year for KU with rising private giving, endowment assets, and higher faculty salaries amid mild turnover. He urges better statewide outreach to attract top students and share KU's story.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Lawrence
Phillips
Alumni Association
Clarke Wescoe
Greater University Fund
KU Endowment Association
Wescoe
Milleret Marvin Guests of Rep Avery in Washington
Rep Willi am H Avery of Kansas hosts three college students under his Week in Washington program. Joyce Milleret of St Marys Leavenworth Terry Watson of St Benedicts Atchison and Charles Marvin of Lawrence University of Kansas will observe legislative and executive processes in the capital.
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Willliam H. Avery
R-Kan
Kansas College
Joyce Milleret
George Milleret
Lawrence
St. Marys
Leavenworth
Terry Watson
Durward Watson
Osborne
St. Benedicts
Atchison
Charles Marvin
Lawrence Jaycees Fireworks Display Planned for July Fourth
Lawrence plans a July 4 fireworks show at Memorial Stadium with a 30 piece band and a rain rain plan wrapping the display in plastic. Jaycees budget over 1700 dollars for the highlight event and tickets go on sale June 10.
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Memorial Stadium
the Jaycees
Musicians’ Union
Jaycees
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