KU Students Depart for Nine-Week Language Study in Europe
Sixty-seven Kansas University students depart New York by chartered plane for a nine week language program in Europe. Groups are assigned to Wegarn near Munich Paris and Barcelona with two faculty leaders per group and eight credit hours earned. Students range from sophomores to seniors and proficiency aims to enable living abroad with minimal language handicap.
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Kansas University
New York
Europe
Wegarn
Munich
Germany
Paris
France
Barcelona
Spain
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Reinhard Kuhn
Arnold H. Weiss
J. A. Buzzle
Helmut Hulsbergen
Ted R. Anderson
Mission
Lynn Sharon Berkstresser
Versailles
Robert L. Carnahan
Wichita
Craig Enright
Elizabeth Fly
Topeka
Sharon Graves
Logan
Willard Hiebert
Whitewater
Bonnie Hord
Kansas City
Richard Steven Janke
Winfield
Kenneth Richard Keeler
Bartlesville
Okla
Philip Simball
Derby
Carol McMillen
Coldwater
David Michener
Gretchen Miller
Bert Breen Mitchell
Salina
Laird Patterson
Larned
Nadine Prouty
Newton
William G. Schaefer
Prairie Village
Paula Schmanke
Ottawa
David Scott
Queens
N. Y
William Slayton
iIndependence
Colby
James Ellis
Chanute
Borden Ellis
Sunset
Sally Foote
Paola
Alan Latta
Nancy L.intecum
Kathleen Lukens
Err
Marilyn Mitchell
New Orleans
Lawrence Morgan
Hutchinson
Carolyn Nelson
Clifton
Martha Parisley
Martha Peach
Susan Shotliff
James J. Stephenson
Carol Lynn Swift
Fort Smith
Ark
Carol Walker
Peabody
Anne Wells
Judy Wisden
Barbara Boyd
Nila Jean Brauchli
Marysville
Sally Brown
William Calderwood
Susan Condell
el Dorado
Marcia Cowles
St. Joseph
Ann Cunningham
James RR. Eschenheimer
Chillicaithe
John. R. Galloway
Springfield
Barry, Isaac
Mankato
Rebecca Ning
Benny Goodman headlines return of big band at Disneyland
AP writer notes Benny Goodman, now 52, leads a new generation in a big band that thrilled crowds at Disneyland over Memorial Day weekend. Walt Disney praised the performance as like the old days as the ensemble played vintage hits and drew a packed, energetic crowd.
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Annaheim
Calif
B. G
Benny Goodman
Disneyland
Pied Piper
America
Benny
Walt Disney
The
Angels
Three Children Die Trapped in Porch Freezer
In Concord New Hampshire three playmates Keith Loughry six Glen Loughry four and William Anderson four crawled into a rear porch freezer chest. the lid closed trapping them for about an hour. The freezer had stood unused on the second floor porch of the Loughry home for a week.
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N. H
Keith Loughry
Glen
William Anderson
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Andersons
Court-Communist Sparring in US Faces Supreme Court Decision
The Justice Department reserved comment as the American Communist Party vows to defy the Supreme Court ruling ordering registration as a Soviet controlled organization. Attorney General Kennedy aides study intricate rulings on registration, conviction for advocating violent overthrow, and related implications. Gus Hall said the party would not comply with the registration decision after a decade-long effort.
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Justice Department
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Soviet Union
Department
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Robert F. Kennedy
Gus Hall
U. S. Party
Ottawa Youth Injured in Tractor Accident
Robert Cheney, age 16 of Ottawa, was seriously injured when a tractor rolled over him on a highway embankment along US 59 south of town. He was taken to a local hospital and then to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J R Cheney.
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Robert Cheney
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Cheney
J. R. Cheney
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Here
Two KU Graduates Named AEC Health Physics Fellows
Two Kansas University alumni in radiation biophysics are among five recipients of Atomic Energy Commission health physics fellowships toward PhD studies. Vaughn C. Moore. Osawatomie native. earned KU B S and M S in 1956 and 1957 and now pursues a Ph D at Minnesota University while serving as a health physicist in Minneapolis hospitals.
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Kansas University
Atomic Energy Commission
Vaughn C. Moore
Osawatomie
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Lawrence native earns science degree and health physicist post
His wife Molly Dix of Lawrence is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Dixon of 713 Missouri Street. Richard Neff of Elmo Missouri earned a master of science in radiation biophysics from KU in 1959 and now works as a health physicist with the Tison Pease Company of Los Angeles California.
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Molly Dixon
Lawrence
M. H. Dixon
St. Richard Neff
Elmo
Tison-Pease Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Angel Food Cake with Date Orange Glaze
A recipe note suggests trimming an Angel Food cake and frosting with orange butter glaze. Top and sides are finished with slivers of fresh dates and grated orange rind for bright flavor.
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