Harold F Rosson Named KU Chemical Engineering Chair
Harold F Rosson will become chairman of the KU Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering succeeding James O Maloney after 19 years in the post Maloney will devote full time to teaching and research Rosson joined KU in 1957 and has worked with the Nuclear Reactor Center He holds a BS in chemical engineering from Rice 1949 and a PhD from Rice 1958
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Maloney to Step Down as KU Chemical Engineering Chair
Professor Maloney, who joined the University of Kansas in 1945, led the department from a small program to a strong unit with over 100 students and 11 faculty. He plans to remain on campus, continue teaching, and pursue research while a successor directs the department.
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Kennedy in Kansas City for naturalization ceremony visit
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy arrived for a three hour stop in Kansas City. He planned to attend a naturalization ceremony and tour the new federal building under construction downtown.
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Joan Crawford Ailing in Hollywood Hospital Care
Actress Joan Crawford age 56 is in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with an upper respiratory infection. A hospital spokesman says her condition is good and improving.
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Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Desert Strike costliest war game since World War II
Washington AP reports Desert Strike, a two week Army Air Force war game in California Arizona Nevada, cost about 54 million dollars. Detachment moved 16 000 troops 5 600 miles from Texas to Germany and back. Pentagon cited armored divisions, transport costs, and tactical nuclear simulation as key factors.
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Khrushchev Heads to Copenhagen on 18 Day Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev leaves Moscow with wife Nina and officials for an 18 day Scandinavian tour. He will board a ship at Kaliningrad and reach Copenhagen Tuesday morning to press for a ban on nuclear weapons in visiting nations. He previously visited Hungary in April and the United Arab Republic in May.
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Wind Upsets Trailers Northwest of Wichita
A squall line with strong wind toppled three trailer houses northwest of Wichita Sunday night and caused additional damage. Several people were injured but not grievously. Sedgwick County Fire Chief Ray Davis put damages over $20,000.
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Debate Opens On Canada Flag Debates in Ottawa
The Canadian House of Commons opens today over Prime Minister Lester B Pearson’s plan to adopt Canada’s first official flag. Polls show a slim party majority likely to approve. defeat could trigger a resignation and new elections. The Pearson pennant features white with three red maple leaves and blue bars.
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De Gaulle Bright in Paris Return After North France Swing
President Charles de Gaulle, aged 74, appeared fit on returning to Paris after four days of campaigning through Picardy. He withstood heat rain and crowds better than many younger aides.
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White Street Marching Closed for Time Being
In St. Augustine Florida the white segregationist march ended for now with uncertainty over a nighttime return by Black protesters. The SCLC said former baseball star Jackie Robinson would join the campaign today and busloads were expected from Albany Georgia and other cities.
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De Soto Boy Drowns in Cedar Creek Current
Eleven year old Victor Michael Welborn of De Soto drowned after being caught in a strong Cedar Creek current south of De Soto on Saturday. He was the son of Mrs. Virginia Lee Welborn.
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Kenyatta Son Born to Ngina in Nairobi Hospital
Ngi na the youngest of Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta's wives gave birth to a boy in a Nairobi hospital Sunday night. Kenyatta, 74, and Ngina also have a 2 year old daughter.
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Key Title Stays In Rights Issue
The Senate voted to keep in the civil rights bill the title prohibiting discrimination in hotels motels restaurants amusement centers and gasoline stations. An amendment to strike the public accommodations title was defeated 63 to 23. Senate support for all three new ground titles remains strong as leaders anticipate passage this week.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Los Angeles Bus Strike Causes No Major Traffic Jam
An expected massive traffic jam did not materialize as thousands sought other transport. Police reported heavier than usual freeway and street flow but no major snarls. Cab companies were swamped and car pools increased as commuters adjusted.
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