Obligation Of KU Learning Mentioned At Reunion
Keith Lawton of Kansas University spoke at the Gold Medal Club reunion luncheon at the Kansas Union, stressing higher learning obligations. He praised the university as a knowledge center and culture sponsor, and honored Fred Ellsworth. New officers were elected for 1965 66 and members from 1897 to 1914 attended, with the largest groups from 1911 1913.
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Keith Lawton
Kansas University
Edward L. Griffin
Lawrence
Kansas Union
Lawton
Fred Ellsworth
Fred
Oliver Goldsmith
Ellsworth
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Laurence Osmond
Kansas State University
Lina Coxedge Ferguson
Shenandoah
Iowa
Melvin O. Johnson
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Health
Ralph Scamnell
Albert Learned
Edward Boddington
Christine Wenrich
Patti Sankee
John B. Gage
Beulah Murphy White
Claudia P. Johnson
Frances Taylor
Edward Griffin
Minnie Dingee
William Wilder
Los Angeles
Harris B. Smith
Glendale
Calif
May Gardner
Bert Kennedy
Eugene Owens
Kansas City
Helen Clark
William R. Seaver
Tulsa
Former Senate figure attends Kansas wedding in Lawrence
Bobby Baker, a former Senate official and protege of President Johnson, attended the wedding of Miss Jan Marie Betts of Washington D C and Larry Morriss of Atchison at the Chi Omega House on KU campus. Both are KU seniors. A baccalaureate fall at Memorial Stadium left a woman unharmed after hospital observation.
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Bobby Baker
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Lawrence
Baker
Jan Marie Betts
Washington, D. C
Larry Morriss
Atchison
Chi Omega House
Kansas University
Morriss
KU Big League In Computation
Kansas University has moved into the big leagues of university computation as it signs a contract to lease a General Electric 625 computer system. The installation, expected in January 1966, will be the region’s largest college computer setup and will be about 12 times faster than the IBM 7040. It will support remote terminals and time sharing.
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Kansas University
G. Baley Price
W. Clarke Wescoe
Derby Teacher to Receive Master of Education Degree
Mrs. Tom Kennedy 56 of Derby will earn a master of education during graduation at KU Memorial Stadium. A Derby English teacher and mother of six, she began college again when youngest child was 12, earned a Wichita University bachelor’s in 1956, and has helped fund her children’s education. She was Sedgwick County Teacher of the Year in 1963.
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Tom Kennedy
Derby
KU Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Margrett Harrison
Tenn. St
Kennedy
Sedgwick County
Tobacco Production Declines in Pennsylvania
Tobacco production in Pennsylvania last year totaled about five million pounds less than in 1963, reflecting a year of reduced leaf output across the state and adjustments in farming practices.
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Pennsylvania
Good Life Isn't Financial Thing KU Speaker Says
D Arthur Zook president of Kansas Wesleyan University told about 4000 KU graduates at Memorial Stadium that the good life is not defined by possessions or high pay. He cited Pasteur Lincoln Michelangelo and Hammerkjold and urged selfless work as finding life’s richest meaning.
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KU Speaker
D. Arthur Zook
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Zook
Jesus
Dr. Zook
Louis Pasteur
Abraham Lincoln
Hammerskjold
First All A Law Student Joins KU Graduation
John H. Jontz Jr. of Wichita becomes the first straight A student to graduate from Kansas University Law School. He will graduate with highest distinction at 7 tonight in Memorial Stadium. He earned A grades in all law courses and served as editor in chief of the Kansas Law Review.
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John H. Jontz Jr
Wichita
Kansas University Law School
Johntz
7 Tonight
Memorial Stadium
The
Kansas Law Review
Student Bar Association
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
American Jurisprudence
Supreme Court Rules Law Against Communist Union Officials Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court struck down federal criminalization of Communist officials in labor unions in a 5-4 decision. Justice Earl Warren wrote the majority opinion with Justices White Clark Harlan and Stewart dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
Supreme Court splits over televised trial ruling on Estes case
The Supreme Court in a 5 to 4 decision voided Billie Sol Estes Texas swindling conviction because the trial was televised. Justice Clark states TV taints due process and should be barred in federal trials. Justice Harlan notes notoriety. Brennan and three others dissent on broader impact.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Clark
Judicial Conference of the
United States
Congress
John M. Harlan
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
Byron R. White
Bass Receives 65 Fink Award at KU
Dr. William M. Bass, associate professor of anthropology, won the 1965 H. Bernard Fink Award for teaching excellence at Kansas University. Chancellor Wescoe announced the $1,000 prize at the All-University Commencement supper in the Kansas Union.
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William M. Bass
H. Bernard Fink
Kansas University
Fink
Lawrence Board of Education Meeting Planned
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Administration Center at Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Lawrence High School
Boys State opens as Sen Glee Smith urges civic participation
Sen. Glee Smith of Larned outlines the value of self government and learn by doing programs at the opening Boys State session in Murphy Hall Kansas University. He stresses the individual and urges students to enter politics after education.
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Boys State
Glee Smith
Larned
Kansas Senate
Kansas University
Smith
Dennis Beasley
Dighton
Nationalist Party
Jim McLaughlin
BOYS
Kansas
The
American Legion
University Extension
Templin Hall
Aupoint
Lawrence
Michener elected to National Academy of Sciences
Wescoe highlights 88 accomplishments in five years, notes Charles Michener as Watkins Distinguished Professor of Entomology has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences making him one of the few Midwesterners and the only EU faculty member to receive the honor. He reflects on a year of protests and youth engagement while praising the majority of students and staff.
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Wescoe
Charles Michener
Watkins
National Academy of Sciences
William Shakespeare
University grows assets and awards funding to students
The institution reports assets rising to 18 million dollars and over 5 000 students receiving nearly 2 million in loans while 1 500 students gain scholarships and awards totaling about 700 000. Wescoe cites Shakespeare as a metaphor for renewal and credits alumni faculty friends and students for a bright future.
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Wescoe
Shakepeare
Sun of
York
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Mount Oread
Kansas Board of Regents
Bill Shipley
Ridgefield
Shipley
Walter Shannon
Seattle
Wash
Shannon
Don Flanders
Mission
Flanders
Journal-World Photo
Rumney Funeral Home
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Citizens Ambulance Service
Henry Shenk
Michelangelo
Dag Hammerskjold
Bass
Sunflower Ordnance Works
KU Alumni Association
Endowment Association
Striks Cafe
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Vermont
Lawrence Memorial Co
Norman Endacott
Nuveen
Barret-Fiteh Nerth and Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood
Robert Dillon
Joseph W. McCoskrie
Tennessee
Ervice
Douglas County State Bank
F.d.1.c
Kentucky
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