Lion Class of 1966 aims to make mark on world
The Lawrence High School Class of 1966 plans span colleges across Kansas and the nation, with 158 staying in Lawrence as Jayhawkers at Kansas University and others heading to Emporia State, K State, Pittsburg State, Fort Hays, Wichita State, Baker, and Washburn. Some attend Colgate, St John’s Utica, Harvard, UCLA, Wisconsin, Miami, and Florida Southern. Many enter IBM training, business colleges, nursing schools, art and design programs, or join the armed forces. 65 enter the workforce and 14 marry, signaling graduation as a turning point toward diverse futures nationwide.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence High
Sue Sheppard
Susan Crim
LHS
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Kansas University
Emporia State Teachers College
Kansas State University At
Manhattan
Pittsburg State College
Fort Hays College
Wichita State University
Baker University At
Baldwin
Paul Horowitz
Colgate University
New York
John Rylee
Utica
N. Y
Woody Wright
Harvard
Sharon Martin
University of California At
Los Angeles
Wisconsin University At
Norm Stuart
New Mexico Highlands
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Bob Brink
American Herdsman Institute
Kansas City
Mike Elzen
Kansas City Art Institute
Janice Peters
Cindy Hall
Karen Dingman
Donna Burchett
Sherrie Durrant
Sharon Schlink
Dixie Underwood
Youths Favor Free Education But With a Few Reservations
A survey of 1,136 teenagers shows four fifths back free college in principle but only for students with demonstrated capacity. Opinions vary on grade thresholds and funding methods with calls to finance via tax shifts, corporate donations, or reallocating existing spending.
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United States
England
College of the City of
Donna Sponangle
Smithville
Jim Bliffen
Baltiore
al Menashe
Portland
Ore
Linda Ledgerwood
Indianapolis
Barbara Williams
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Edmund Yyee
West Haven
Conn
Not Happy With Films At San Sebastian Festival
Critics at the San Sebastian International Film Festival gave a poor reception to both the feature U S color film Cast a Giant Shadow and the black and white short On Fighting Witches. Viewers reportedly left unclear about the films meaning and impact.
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San Sebastian
Spain
U.S
San Sebastian International Film Festival
Top Records of the Week by Gilbert Youth Service
The Rolling Stones hold Paint It Black at top for the third straight week while Simon & Garfunkel rise to I Am a Rock at No 2. Lovin Spoonful drop to third with Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind. Caps dance hit Cool Jerk joins. The Cyrkle eyeing national notice with Red Rubber Ball. Chris Montez sings The More I See You in a tender style. Ray Charles Lets Go Get Stoned is a moody closer. The Wonder Who is On the Good Ship Lollipop in a hit rework.
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Rolling Stones
Simon & Garfunkel
The
Capitals
Cyrkle
Paul Simon
Chris Montez
Righteous Bros
al Hibbler
Ray Charles
Percy Sledge
Frank Sinatra
Gary Lewis
James Brown
Guy Chiffons
Opus
Robert Parker
Mama
B. J. Thomas
Flooded intersections trap motorists in Kansas City
Police described a night of widespread flooding as drivers stalled at intersections. A patrol car was abandoned when water streamed into the vehicle, while Sgt. William Sullivan warned that many motorists continued into deep water until it reached the door handles.
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Kansas City
Sgt
William Sullivan
Science links wrinkles to hyaluronic acid loss
Science suggests aging wrinkles arise from gradual depletion of hyaluronic acid, a chemical that helps retain water in skin tissues. The finding points to the underlying cause of sagging and dry skin as researchers seek targeted treatments.
Supreme Court hosts Luci Johnson Nugent reception
A prenuptial party for Luci Johnson and Patrick Nugent drew 300 guests at the Supreme Court building. Justice and Mrs. Tom C Clark hosted, with the President and Mrs. Johnson among attendees as old family friends mingled with Capitol Hill figures. The couple plans to marry August 6 with a Catholic ceremony by a local priest.
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Lynda Johnson
Luci
Pat Nugent
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Washington
Luci Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Justice
Tom C. Clark
Johnson
Jerry P. Nugent
Waukegan
Ill
High Court
Nugent
Capitol Hill
State
Texas
Clarks
Johnsons
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