Regional push for atomic energy giant atom smasher
The Kansas City region coordinates a joint bid for the $280 million AEC project. Lawrence, Topeka, St. Joseph, and both Kansas and Missouri cities align behind a single prospectus due June 15. Sunflower Ordnance Plant near Lawrence is a key bid site, along with Mid Continent International Airport area.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence
Topeka
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Kan
Atom Smasher
United
AEC
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Mid Continent International Airport
U. S. 71
Kansas
Missouri
National Academy of Science
U. S
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Academy of Sciences
Congress
St. Louis
Ilus Davis
Joseph McDowell
William Argersinger
Kansas State University
Missouri University At Kansas City
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City Chambers of Commerce
Kansas University
Delegations For Boys State Are Due Here Sunday
More than 1 000 Kansas high school seniors will arrive in Lawrence for Boys State a seven day government in action program run by the American Legion with University Extension. The week opens Sunday at 12 30 p m with registration and features a parade mock trial elections and government officials day with Kansas leaders including Gov William Avery and six other officials.
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Kansas
Lawrence
The
American Legion
University Extension
Glee Smith
Larned
Kansas Senate
University Theatre
William Avery
Avery
Boys
Boys State
Boys Nation
Washington, D. C
KU Alumni Elect New Directors for Five Year Terms
Balloting by the Kansas University Alumni Association elected three new directors for five year terms: Mrs. Harold Warwick of Prairie Village, William Reece of Scandia, and Ellis Cave of Dodge City. Also attending were incoming national president Clarence McGuire of Kansas City and vice president Mrs. J. H. Abrams of Topeka, as retiring president Balfour Jeffrey concludes his term.
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Kansas University Alumni Association
Harold Warwick
Prairie Village
William Reece
Scandia
Ellis Cave
Dodge City
Clarence McGuire
Kansas City
Association
J. H. Abrahams
Topeka
Balfour Jeffrey
Charles Spahr
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorth Coombs
Wichita
Kenton Cravens
St. Louis
Ivan Roberts
Sabetha
Colorful Melon Compote Mix Delights Palette
A mix of cantaloupe honeydew and watermelon balls creates a bright flavorful compote. The fruit variety adds color texture and a refreshing sweet note suitable for summer desserts or as a topping.
Demonstrator Cases Set for Sept 17 in District Court
Judge Frank Gray postponed 15 civil rights demonstrators to Sept 17 for trial date assignments. The group of 110 protesters was arrested March 8 in Strong Hall, Kansas University, after refusing to leave Chancellor Wescoe's office. Three others were found not guilty in a jury trial. Egoya remains a KU senior.
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Frank Gray Friday
District Court
Strong Hall
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Pam Smith
Kansas City
Kan
Elbert Rinkle
Scott City
Walter Bgoya
Ngara
Tanganyika
Egoya
Turning Point for Southern Baptists at 108th Convention
Dallas AP report notes Rev. Dr. Wayne Dehoney calling the gathering a turning point as the Southern Baptist Convention closed its 108th annual meeting. The four day session outlined a moderating course, revised positions, and a stronger engagement with modern social concerns.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Baptists
Wayne Dehoney
Open House At KU Art Museum Showcases Masterpieces
Lawrence and Mount Oread visitors join students and families for a Sunday open house at the Kansas University Art Museum from 2 to 4 p.m. Highlights include Masterpieces in Glass from Dr. and Mrs. Edward Hashinger and two Italian Renaissance sculptures Fortitude and Prudence purchased with funds from Elizabeth M. Watkins and the KU Endowment Association. The University mace and collar gifted by Chancellor and Mrs. Wescoe, created by Carlyle H. Smith, are also on display.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Art Museum
Elizabeth M. Watkins
KU Endowment Association
Ruth Litchen
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Kansas University Art Museum
Bret Waller
Edward Hashinger
la Jolla
Calif
Fortitude
Prudence
Carlyle H. Smith
Ku-Costa Rica
San Jose
Costa Rica
Heavy rainfall causes flooding across Kansas city area
Widespread rain drenched the region with totals from 3 to 5 inches. Water breached Owens Flower Shop and soaked basements as Baldwin Creek spilled its banks. KU recorded 3.96 inches and the five day June total neared 9.41 inches. The Weather Bureau forecast continued storms into Sunday with 60 percent northeast Kansas coverage and southerly winds.
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West 20Th Street Terrace
Lakeview
Wesley Brune
Baldwin Creek
Lone Star Lake
Owens Flower Shop
Ind. Sts
Jim Owens
Bowersock
Baldwin
Vinland
Overbrook
Valley Falls
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Kansas
Cream Style Corn and Clams Inspire Hearty Soup Idea
A simple combination of cream style corn and canned minced clams yields a hearty flavorful soup. The mix blends sweet corn with briny seafood notes for a comforting dish.
DeLaughder Named Pastor for Alta Vista Church
Rev. William H. DeLaughder was named pastor of Emmanuel Methodist Church at Alta Vista by Bishop W. Mc Ferrin Stowe at the Kansas Conference in Coffeyville. He leaves Centenary Methodist Church in Lawrence with wife and daughter Kathy to assume the Alta Vista post on June 13 and will also direct hospitals and homes for the Emporia district. Other new appointments listed include Rev. R. Eugene Connely at Centenary, and advisers James Uhlig Hugh Stouppe John Duncan G. Clair Hester Reno Jerry Davis.
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William H. DeLaughder
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Alta Vista
W. McFerrin Stowe
Kansas
DeLaughder
Centenary Methodist Church
Lawrence
Kathy
Emporia
Methodist Church
R. Eugene Connely
Thayer
Centenary Methodist
James D. Uhlig
Interboard Council
Baldwin
Hugh Stouppe
Kansas School of Religion
John B. Duncan
Perry
G. Clair Hester
Tonganoxie
Reno
Jerry Davis
Oskaloosa
Alums Honored At Baker University Commencement
Baker University in Baldwin opened commencement activities with three alumni citations awarded to Gladys Iliff Jerome Anderson and E E Woods. The 25 and 50 year class reps spoke, and the 1965 class joined the Alumni Association. Graduation exercises follow Monday with 120 degrees awarded and Dr Ralph Decker delivering the address The Humanizing Factors.
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Baker University
Baldwin
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Gladys Iliff
Paramont
Calif
Jerome Anderson
Hunter
Okla
E. E. Woods
Independence
Clifford Long
Pittsburg
Glenn Swagger
Topeka
Baker Alumni Association
Independent Student Association
Baker
William J. Scarborough
First Methodist
Collins House
Wilson Counts
Ralph Decker
Methodist Board of Education
Nashville, Tenn
Tips for Providing Atmosphere of Creativity
Editor's note cites Lawrence Preschool Association. The piece urges letting children create from imagination not models, honoring each child's pace, and setting a mess-friendly space. It lists home materials like fabric scraps, water play with bottles and sieves, outdoor bubble activity, painted spools, and colored napkins as project ideas.
Recreation Programs Set to Begin at East Heights
Lawrence Summer Recreation Commission announces playground activities start Monday June 14 at East Heights School from 1 to 5 p.m. Superintendent Wayne Bly stated the program offers afternoon sessions for local youths.
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Summer Recreation Commission
East Heights
Wayne Bly
Skateboard Crackdown Seen For Topeka Youths
Topeka Mayor Charles W. Wright Jr warned of a possible crackdown on skateboard riders. He proposed a ban on skateboards on streets sidewalks alleys or any public property until a safety training program is provided. He urged manufacturers and retailers to develop a teaching program for safe use.
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Topeka
Charles W. Wright Jr
Card of Thanks for hospital care in Lawrence
The writer thanks everyone for prayers cards gifts and flowers after a stay in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Special gratitude goes to Dr Mitchell and the first floor south wing nursing staff for their care, signed by Mrs Anna Scholle.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
Anna Scholle
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