KU Council for Progress Pledges Past $7 Million
KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe announced that gifts and pledges to the KU Council for Progress fund drive exceeded 7 million dollars. He spoke at the all University commencement supper in the Kansas Union Ballroom about private support shaping the university through the second century.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
KU Council For Progress
Kansas Union
Wescoe
Dick Wintermore
The
KU Alumni Association
L. E. and
Lenora Carr Phillips
Philip R. Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Johnson County
Eliabeth Kimpton
Lawrence A. Kimpton
Kimpton
Lawrence
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal-World
Program For Progress
Kansas City
Mount Oread
H. Bernard Fink
Lynn H. Nelson
Standard Oil
Clark Bricker
Don W. Green
Calder M. Picket
Standard Oil (Indiana) Foundation
George W. Forman
Henry Gould
Nakin and Company
Klaus Berger
Medical Center
Law
Greater University Fund
EU Endowment Association
University
Endowment Association
Notable speakers named for KU seminar on mass media in free society
KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe announced three invited participants for the April 28 to 30 seminar in Lawrence honoring William Allen White. Bill Moyers, Russell Lynes, and Ben Bagdikian will join editors, producers, and publishers to discuss The Mass Media in a Mass Culture and related topics.
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Free Society
W. Clarke
Wescoe
Bill D. Moyers
Lyndon Johnson
Newsday
Russell Lynes
Harper’s Magazine
Ben Bagdi‘kian
Washington, D. C
William Allen White
el Dorado
Emporia
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
Kansas
Masonic Leader Dies of Heart Attack in Pittsburg
James G. Duff 53 owner of Palace Clothing Co. and prominent Masonic figure died of a heart attack at his home Sunday after working a full Saturday. He had served as grand commander of the Knights Templar of Kansas in 1962. Survivors include his wife son mother brother and three sisters.
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Pittsburg
Kan
James G. Duff
Palace Clothing Co
Masonic
Duff
Knights Templar of
Kansas
Retired editor dies in Burlington at 74
Clarence W. Moody former editor and publisher of the Burlington Hawk-Eye died Saturday in a Burlington hospital at age 74.
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Clarence W. Moody
Burlingdon Hawk-Eye
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