Four KU Students Win Ford Study Awards and Fellowships
Four Kansas University graduate students are among 369 Ford Foundation awardees. Bruce P. Adams Des Moines Iowa Robert W Buchanan Prairie Village Eugene Ernest Garcia Topeka and McKee McClendon Wellington receive ethnic studies dissertation fellowships or doctoral fellowships funding partial living costs tuition books and supplies. Total awards amount to 3.5 million with KU having the most recipients among Big Eight schools.
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Kansas University
Ford Foundation
Bruce P. Adams
Des Moines
Iowa
Robert W. Buchanan
Prairie Village
Eugene Ernest Garcia
Topeka
McKee
McClendon
Wellington
Garcia
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
No Theft Ring Evidence Known In Lawrence Says Officials
Police Chief Richard Stanwix and Sheriff Rex Johnson stated no evidence of a theft ring in Lawrence. Over three months about 20 to 25 motorcycles and several cars were stolen, with few motorcycles recovered and some cars abandoned or stripped. Authorities urge owners to report missing vehicles immediately and remain vigilant.
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Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Stanwix
Johnson
Cadet Staff College Opens at Kansas University
Civil Air Patrol cadets and adult sponsors began a week long Cadet Staff College on the KU campus the first such event sponsored by the Air Force auxiliary. Cadets from eight Midwest states attend this week joining a nationwide corps of 35000 cadets.
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Civil Air Patrol
Kansas University
Air Force Auxiliary Organization
CAP
Air Force
Midwest
Anchor Aide Chosen as Assistant Manager in Lawrence
Frank W. Marzolf named assistant manager of the Anchor Savings Assn Lawrence office at Ninth and Ohio. He joined Anchor in April after serving as office manager for Southwestern Investment Co. and resides at 1519 Lindenwood Lane.
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Frank W. Marzolf
Lawrence
Anchor Savings Assn
Ninth
Ohio
Marzolf
Anchor
Southwestern Investment Co
Lindenwood Lane
Bank Warns of Wage Spirals and Inflation Risks
Basel Switzerland AP The Bank for International Settlements warns governments to curb wage growth to tame inflation despite unpopularity. The 194 page report cites Italy leading wage hikes at 21 percent, US earnings up 6.3 percent, and warns of profits squeeze and investment cuts threatening productivity gains. It calls for stronger labor legislation and increased government action to influence policy.
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Basel, Switerland
Bank For International Settlements
Rene Larre
Navy to adopt universal dress and work uniforms
Navy Chief Admiral Zumwalt announced a single blue dress uniform for all ranks by July 1975, replacing bell bottomed dress blues and whites and the dungarees with a blue work uniform having jumper style top and straight leg pants. The new uniforms will use zippered fronts and include pockets addressing prior complaints.
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Washington
Navy
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Chief of Naval Operations
Zumwalt
Swim Coach Red Barr Dies After Heart Attack
Al fred Richard Red Barr, 62, renowned swimming coach at Southern Methodist University, died Saturday in El Paso of a heart attack. His SMU teams secured 17 Southwest Conference titles over a 25 year span.
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EL Paso, Tex
Alfred Richard ‘‘Red’’ Barr
Southern Methodist University
Insurance Firm Halted by Kansas Regulator
TOPEKA The Legal Security Life Co of Dallas Texas has been ordered by Insurance Commissioner Fletcher Bell to stop writing and soliciting life insurance in Kansas. The non admitted company was found to be soliciting accident insurance via radio and direct mail without authorization. Bell urged rescission of all policies and full premium refunds, warning of court action if not compliant.
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Topeka
the Legal Security Life Co
Dallas
Tex
Fletcher Bell
Kansas
Bell
Legal Security Life Insurance Co
Vern Miller
Preparation H Relief For Hemorrhoidal Itch
Doctors tested Preparation H on hundreds of patients and found prompt temporary relief from pain and itching. The ointment or suppositories also helped shrink swelling from hemorrhoidal tissue caused by inflammation. Many doctors use or recommend Preparation H for their families.
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Hun
Silverster Powers Discus Win at Karaiskakis Stadium
Jay Silverster of the United States won the discus at an international track meet in Athens with a 204 feet 6% inches throw, setting a meet record at Karaiskakis Stadium.
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Athens
Greece
Jay Silverster
United States
Karaiskakis
Ex-High Jumper Landon Dies at 72 in Lynbrook
Richmond W. Landon former Yale athlete and 1920 Olympic high jump gold medalist died Sunday in Lynbrook New York aged 72. He won the 6 feet 4 and a quarter inch jump at Antwerp Belgium earning the United States the event title.
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Lynbrook
N.Y
Richmond W. Landon
United States
Yale
Antwerp
Belgium
Landon
Humphrey urges city rights tied to services and new bank
Sen Hubert H Humphrey told the 38th annual U S Conference of Mayors that lack of city services is the nation’s major civil rights violation. He proposed a national domestic development bank for 150 billion in long term, low interest loans and expansion of federal revenue sharing to state and local governments. He urged using highway trust funds for urban streets and mass transit.
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Philadelphia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Minnesota Democrat
Senate
Nixon
Muskie
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Vance
Congress
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Rioting Spreads Across Albuquerque Police Clash and Looting
Rioters looted a liquor store and set fires after clashes with police starting near Roosevelt Park. Officers used tear gas as rocks and bottles struck patrol cars and the headquarters. Firefighters responded to about 20 fires and 400 calls as the crowd moved toward downtown.
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Roosevelt Park
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque
Bankers Back Government Guarantee for Lockheed Loan
Bankers testifying before Congress urged a government guarantee of 250 million dollars for Lockheed to develop the L1011 TriStar jet, citing prudent banking practice. They noted Lockheed’s shrinking net worth and rising debt, and said buyers like Trans World Airlines would be harmed by a bankruptcy.
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Washington
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
C. J. Medberry
Bank of America
William H. Moore
Banker’s Trust Co
Lockheed
Airbus
Medberry
Moore
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Senate Banking Committee
Tillinghast
Douglass Aircraft Corp
Eastern
Understanding Sarcoidosis and Its Treatments
Dear reader, sarcoidosis is a systemic disorder with granuloma nodules that can affect lungs eyes skin lymph nodes liver and more. Prednisone and other steroids help clear symptoms but relief is not immediate, and contact with military service as a source is unlikely.
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U.S. State Department
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University of Kansas Bureau of Child Research
KU Medical Center
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