KU Football Grants and State Aid Spark Athletic Debate
During 1961-62 Kansas University spent 165277 on athlete grants in aid with 100019 for football across 94 scholarships. Comparisons show Colorado and Oklahoma State higher, Kansas State lower, while land grant funding and state support influence budgets. The piece notes KU's independence in athletics and the impact of potential losses on scholarships and promotions, plus a report on KU assistant coach Earl Benth’s post surgery status.
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Kansas University
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Kansas
O-State
I-State
K-State
Wildcat Athletic Fund
Dutch Lonborg
Bill Easton
Jay Markley
Dean Nesmith
Love Motif Aids Carthage Civic Drive For Shares
Carthage Missouri posters promote a $25 share sale by the Carthage Industrial Development Corp. A taped $6 gift from Kenosha Wisconsin to Carthage raises questions as police trace a Kenosha resident en route to marriage in June.
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Carthage
Carthage Industrial Development Corp
Kenosha, Wise
Leland Boatwright
Kenosha
Lawrenceites Attend Spanish Institute at KU
Lawrencians A Leon Bright of 11th and Mo Sts and Lauri Crocker of 1003 W 24th St are among 66 participants from 26 states at Kansas University for an advanced institute for elementary Spanish teachers. The NDEA funded program runs June 10 to August 12 with stipends of 75 dollars weekly and dependent allowances.
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A. Leon Bright
11Th and
Mo. Sts
Lauri Crocker
W. 24Th St
Kansas University
Agnes Brady
Latin America
Spain
Terry Nears a 20-Game Goal in 1962 Yankees Run
Ralph Terry, a right hander for the New York Yankees, pursues his two long-cherished goals in 1962 a 20 win season and a World Series game victory. He recalls Mazeroski’s 1960 World Series homer and discusses recovery from prior injuries, his current form, and his family life with Tanya Simmons awaiting a second child around the World Series period.
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Ralph Willard Terry
Willard
Terry
Cleveland Indians
New Yorkers
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Larned
Kan
Cleveland
Ralph
Houk
Denver
Boston
Chicago
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Kansas City
Casey Stengel
Nellie Fox
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Luis Arroyo
Terr
Bob Turley
Chelsea
Okla
Casey Stenpel
Casey
Mets
Tanya Simmons
Papa Terry
Social Register drops name of Boston heiress pictured nude
The Social Register dropped Christina Paalozzi from its Who's Who after a Harper's Bazaar nude photo. The Paolozzi family remains listed, while Angier Biddle Duke's wife Robin Tippett Lynn is added after their May 12 marriage. Lulu Duke previously died in an air crash in New York.
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Christina Paalozzi
Harper’s Bazaar
Miss Paolozzi
Count
Lorenzo Paolozzi
Francesca
Register
Alice Spaulding
Boston
Angier Biddle Duke
State Department
Duke
Robin Tippett Lynn
Jeffrey Lynn
Lulu
New York
McLouth Area Notes From Wamego to Lawrence
McLouth area residents share visits and travels with families in Wamego Topeka and Kansas City. The Lobb Reunion is planned for Garfield Shelter House Topeka. A Kimmel son David Lee was born June 4 in Kansas City North Mo.
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Kathy Gilbert
William E. Bradford
Wamego
Lobb
Garfield Shelter House
Topeka
Richard L. Kimmel
Kansas City
North
David Lee
Kimmels
Linda
Debbie
Janet
Homer Riley
Albert Gladison
Macon
David K. Dick
Lila Ivey
Herman Watson
South Gate
Calif
Fred Morley
Cathy
Nellie Means
Maurie Canaday
McLouth
Albert Hedgepath
Stebbins
Oskaloosa
Billy Don Gensler
Lawrence
Eldon Gensler
Francis Schwinn
Walter McPherson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
William H. Edmonds
Harry Keplar
Maurice Canaday
Los Angeles
Edgar Miller
Independence
Harry Miller
Walter Bradford
Alton Grems
Tonganoxie
Lillie Clark
Alice Tomin
Barney Means
Herman Whitberg
Eileen McPherson
McLouth Crackerjacks
Manhattan
Murl Davis
Beaumont
Tex
George Harding
Davis
Sylvia Harding
Cecil Manewall
Nebraska City
Neb
Arthur Chapman
Walter Wyatt
Milton Edmonds
Earl Knapp
Leavenworth
Orville Osborn
Veil Shoemaker
McLouth Baptist Church
McLouth Bible School
West Side Club
Six Major Faiths Explored in New Religion Boxed Set
A boxed six volume set on the great religions of modern man was published by George Braziller Co. Each volume covers one faith Buddhism Catholicism Hinduism Islam Judaism and Protestantism by noted authorities.
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New York
George Braziller Co
Mosquitoes Worth Money Says Radio Aid
A Chicago AP clipping reports a man in East Chicago, Indiana was told to contact the AP about selling dead mosquitoes. The price cited rose to 5455.20 per pound for dried ground insects used in allergy tests and inoculations, though the processor paying the rates was not named.
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Chicago
Ind
Associated Press Bureau
Cook County
De Soto Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Ida Collins visits Burden to spend time with relatives while Ruth Warsop heals after a hip fracture at Gardner Medical Center. Many residents report travel to Kentucky Ohio Colorado and Denver with pastors changing assignments and teachers attending summer school at Baker University.
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Ida Collins
Fern Collins
Burden
Ruth Warsop
Gardner Medical Center
Jesse Warsop
Master Set
Harry Huntington Collins
Maxwell
Ala
Lester Wilson
Linden
Pansy Penner
Betty Pell
DeSoto
Baker University
Baldwin
Nellie Dent
Kansas City
Harry Girsch
Mr. Girsch
Haynie Leads in RockfordCosmopolitan Open
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth Texas holds a two stroke lead after a 66 at Macktown Golf Course in Rockford Illinois in the second round of the Rockford Cosmopolitan Women’s Open. She seeks consecutive titles after winning last week in Austin Texas and hit nine birdies including five straight on the back nine.
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Rockton, Ill
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Tex
Bonus Babies Lead All America Baseball Team
Dan Schneider of Arizona and Tom Fletcher of Illinois head the All-America list with major league bonuses totaling 175000. First team includes Tom Brown Maryland Pat Rigby Texas Tom Moore Florida Ernie Fazio Santa Clara and outfielders Larry Thomas Ohio University Archie Moore Springfield Mass Larry Nichols Auburn and catcher Buddy Teagle Florida State. Fletcher signed by Detroit after an 8 0 season with Illinois. Schneider signed by Milwaukee for about 100000 after going 13 1 for Arizona.
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Dan Schneider
Arizona
Tom Fletcher
Illinois
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
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Maryland
Pat Rigby
Texas
Tom Moore
Florida
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Santa Clara
Larry Thomas
Ohio University
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Springfield
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Auburn
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Florida State
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John Bocabella
Eddie LaDuke
Indiana
Don Wallace
Oklahoma State
Wilson Parma
Air Force
Bob Valesente
Ithaca
Joe Skaisgir
Joel Peckham
Tufts
Bill Faul
Cincinnati
Cecil Ira
Oregon State
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