Kansas Officials Aid Boys Staters With Government
Lt Gov Harold Chase led a Kansas official delegation to the Sunflower Boys State in Wichita to guide youths in running their fictional state government. Other attendees included Frank Sullivan and Clay Hedrick, with Governor’s Office, education superintendent, and attorney general offices also represented. Boys State Gov Ken Whitenight of Lawrence appointed Supreme Court members and the Lawrence High delegates included Richard Harp Alan Hitt Halley Kampschroeder and Charles Pohl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chase
American Legion
Sunflower Boys
Wichita
Governor’s Office
State Superintendent of Education
Attorney General's Office
Ken Whitenight
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Whitenight
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High
Richard Harp
Alan Hitt
Halley Kampschroeder
Charles Pohl
Jerry Kazmaier
Eudora High School
Bobby Jenkins
Haskell
Hudson City
Hudson
James Elm
Baldwin
Eisenhower County
Mike Conway
Tonganoxie
Hauke
Kansas University Journalism School Honors Eight Students
Lawrence senior Cynthia Lackie leads a spring honor roll at the Kansas University Journalism School under Dean Burton W. Marvin. The top ten percent GPA achievers include juniors Dennis Farney Arthur Miller Jerri Weaver and Judith Young and seniors Ruth Anne James Mark Knapp and Harold Smith Jr.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Journalism School
Burton W. Marvin
Cynthia Lackie
Wellington Rd
Dennis D. Farney
Wilson
Arthur C. Miller
Pittsburg
Jerri Lee Weaver
Milford
Judith A. Young
Kansas City
Ruth Anne James
Mark L. Knapp
Prairie Village
Harold F. Smith Jr
Kansas City, Kan
The Boy Friend Opens At KU This Weekend
The Kansas University troupe presents The Boy Friend Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Murphy Hall as the summer theater series opener. Sidney Berger directs and stars as Lord Brockhurst before a seven week USO Pacific tour beginning May 18, 1963.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
Karen Saad
la Grange
Mary Lynn Speer
Merriam
Sylvia Anderson
Wilmette
Irl
Pacific
University
Sidney Berger
Brooklyn
N.Y
Berger
Lord Brockhurst
U.S
South Pacific
USO
Bobby van Huesen
William Evans
Clarksdale
Miss
Marcel
Douglas Dechaire
Westmoreland
Gendarme
Waller
J. Michael Spoon
Overland Park
Lady
Dodge City Debates Kindergarten Age Rule
In Dodge City the age for entering kindergarten is disputed with four years eight months versus five years. The school board recently adopted a five year rule following PTA committees. An independent parent group seeks to keep the four years eight months rule, arguing lack of hearing and noting only Leavenworth follows five. About 120 children are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Parent-Teachers Association
Kansas
Leavenworth
Arn refuses to debate Topeka in Senate race
Former Gov. Ed Arn Republican Senate candidate declines joint appearance with primary opponent Sen. James B. Pearson after invite from WIBW radio and TV. The back and forth escalates as campaigning continues toward the election.
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Topeka
Ed Arn
U.S. Senate
WIBW
Wibw-Tv
James B. Pearson
Some 1 000 Homes Pushed on Market
TOPEKA The second biggest landlord in Kansas dumped more than 1 000 low cost homes on the market this week but Topeka will gain little. FHA listed the homes with real estate agencies across the state. Most are in the 811,000 bracket and many are foreclosed properties or walkaways. FHA insured the loans and trails of recent activity surround Wichita where the bulk of listings lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Longtime Kansan editor Camille Nohe dies at 70
Camille H. Nohe, 70, who led the Kansas City Kansan news department for over three decades, died today of cancer. He retired as managing editor in September 1960 after a varied early career as a cook, baker, actor and stunt man before studying journalism at the University of Kansas and joining the Kansan staff in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kan
Camille H. Nohe
Kansas City Kansan
Nohe
University of Kansas
The
Kansan
KU Architecture Unit Gets Scholarship Fund
The Kansas University Architecture and Architectural Engineering Department will receive a $750 annual scholarship grant for three years from the Tile Council of America. Beginning with 1962-63, $500 goes to student funds and $250 to the department for instructional materials and equipment. Eligibility targets third to fifth year students planning professional practice, with financial need and good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Architecture and Architectural Engineering Department
Tile Council of America
George M. Beal
Plaidum Lanes Opens daily with varied hours
Plaidium Lanes Ltd and Mississippi Ph announce daily bowling hours from 1:00 PM to 12:00 PM and Thursday from 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Location and year not specified.
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Pladium Lanes Ltd
Mississippi PH
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Jean Neibarger
Paul Shanahan
Chase
Journalism
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Iowa
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Karin Gold
Maisie
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Dulche
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Ted Lawson
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Nancy
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Celia Candlin
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Parc Parisien
Sweet Betsy
Pike
Rashomon
Ivan, the Terrible
Ivan
Arn
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Stepee
Heinz
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Monarch
Carton
Wolferman’'S
FHA
Veterans Administration
Wichita Area
K.C
Frontiers OF Science
Moon
Earth
Men ON the Moon — Part
Lunar Alps
Ween
Apollo
KU Architecture Unit
Martin's Grocery
STEA
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Harwoods
Bob Faulk
Winnie Harwood
Indiana
Hamburger
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Swift Premium
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Turner
Maine ST
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Turkey
York Aspirins
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Redrie
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N.C.P
Mutual Citrus Products CO
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M.C.P. Pectin
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Crisco
WXTRA
Gerber Junior Food
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