KU Gold Medal Club honors 79 alumni and eight others
Seventy nine Class of 1910 KU alumni received Gold Medal Club pins at a noon reunion. eight others were cited at the club meeting. Chancellor Murphy announced recipients and biographies. Mrs. Murphy presented medals. Coast-to-coast careers span engineering, law, medicine, education, and public service.
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Kansas University
Alumni Association
Franklin D. Murphy
Harkness addresses 1960 KU graduates on world crisis
KU Commencement speaker Richard L. Harkness cites the U2 incident and Soviet air defenses to frame the 1960 graduate era. He notes counterespionage origins after World War I and the Cold War need for vigilance. Also honored alumni Frank Gilmore and Dr. Carl Dunbar attend. Joyce Malicky and Jolene Brink perform.
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Soviet Union
Thomas G. Powers
Kansas University Union
Richard L. Harkness
Washington, D.C
U.S.S.R
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Powers
Harkness
Reds
Khrushchev
Dunbar
Allen Crafton
Joyce Malicky
Baldwin
Pacific
Jolene Brink
Ottawa
KU Alumni Select Three New Directors for Five-Year Terms
John E. Buehler of Atchison Stanley H. Stauffer of Topeka and Frank N. Warren of Emporia were elected to five-year terms on the Kansas University Alumni Association board from seven nominees in a mail vote. The annual meeting elected Dave W. Maxwell as president and Richard A. Barber as vice president.
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Traveler's Aid
Red Cross
Berkeley
Calif
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Cuba
Deep South
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Brillant
Lawrence
Walter Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
Thiele
Paul B. Bailey
Hiawatha
Lions International
Donald C. Martindell
Hutchinson
Ralph G. Hemenway
Hemenways
Ralph
Lillah Hogue Hemenway
Minneapolis
Kan
Kansas Press Association
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Summerfield
Shields
Bessie Barig Oliver
Salina
John E. Buehler
Atchison
Stanley H. Stauffer
Topeka
Frank N. Warren
Emporia
Kansas University Alumni Association
Adhey
Arthur H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Dave W. Maxwell
Columbus
Chester Mize Jr
Cromb
Fred Ellsworth
Association
Kansas
Ellsworth
Buehler
Stauffer
Stauffer Publications
Topeka Capital Journal
Warren
Western Securities, Inc
Christian Scientists urged prayer for election guidance in Boston
At the Christian Science annual meeting in Boston, more than 7,000 adherents were urged to seek divine guidance rather than partisan bias. The Board of Directors called for an end to apathy and politics driven by aggressive mental suggestion. Arthur W. Eckman of Cambridge, Mass was named president for the coming year. he is a lawyer and native of Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Emerins
United States
Arthur W. Eckman
Cambridge
Mass
Vicksburg
Miss
Eichmann Death by Own Action Attempt Denied
Israeli police said Adolf Eichmann did not attempt suicide in custody and that measures are in place to prevent such an act. Eichmann faces trial on charges of complicity in the Nazi genocide of six million Jews.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Baptists Propose Study Program Against Communism
Rochester New York AP report says the American Baptist Association unveiled a plan to educate members on Red ideology tactics and aims. The move aims to bolster anti communist credentials amid a dispute over the National Council of Churches and Wichita Kansas delegates pushback.
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Rochester
N. Y
American Baptist Assn
Herbert A. Philbrick
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Association
National Council of Churches
First Baptist Church of
Wichita, Kan
Sertoma Officers To Be Installed In Lawrence
The Lawrence Sertoma Club will inaugurate 1960 61 officers at 6 30 pm Tuesday at the Little Banquet Restaurant. New officers include President Carlyle Smith and John Golden as first vice president. Board members listed with Earl Wilson outgoing president and other current officers.
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Lawrence Sertoma Club
Little Banquet
Carlyle Smith
John Golden
Mel Martin
Russell Steen
Paul Messerault
L. T. Harris
Walter Love
Far! Wilson
Bill Rice
Art Heck
E. J. Allison
Art Colburn
Ole Stinson
Joe Bronson
Earl Wilson
Ed Gantenbein
Re Harris
Walter Ve
Allied Troops Began D-Day 16 Years Ago
In Bayeux France the June 6 D-Day anniversary is marked with solemn ceremonies. French Veterans Minister Raymond Triboulet and Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville laid wreaths on a floodlit liberation monument, recalling Allied troops landing in Normandy to begin Europe's liberation from Nazi rule.
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Bayeux
France
Normandy
Europe
Raymond Triboulet
Maurice Couve de Murville
Irving Hill Cited at KU Endowment Meeting
Irving Hill banker and industrialist was honored at the Kansas University Endowment Association annual meeting. A bronze seal cast was presented to Hill, noted as the oldest trustee in service since 1921 and long-time treasurer. New trustee Stanley Learned was added. Claude E. Chalfant elected to the executive committee. officers and committee members were re elected and announced.
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Kansas University Endowment Association
Franklin Murphy
Hill
Ons New Trustes
Stanley
Bartlesville
Okla
Kenneth Spencer
Kansas City
Claude E. Chalfant
Hutchinson
Byron T. Shutz
Maurice L. Breidenthal
C. B. Holmes
Irvin E. Youngberg
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Dolph Simons
Arthur B. Weaver
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