Changing Times Reflected In Varying Style of Shoes
Editor notes Otto A. Fischer collection of Lawrence shoes dated to 1840 showing utility in pioneer to WWI styles. It traces shifts from high tops and copper toes to low cut oxfords after WWI, with wartime influence from Paris boots, and postwar glamour with beads and satin.
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Lawrence
Otto A. Fischer
Fischer
Massachusetts Street
Western Home Journal
France
Paris
United States
State Department Job Goal of Hill Graduate
Richard L Admussen, KU master of arts graduate in 1960, began training for a U S State Department mission to Africa. From Topeka he studied French at KU and Washburn. He joins eight other trainees in a 10 week Indiana University Audio-Visual Center program sponsored by the International Cooperation Administration for a U S gift of mobile audio-visual units to Mali Chad Gabon Congo Central Africa and Madagascar.
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Richard L. Admussen
Kansas University
U.S. State Department
Africa
Admussen
Topeka
Washburn University
Indiana University
International Cooperation Administration
U.S
Mali
Chad
Gabon
Congo
Central Africa
Malagasy
Rockefeller and King Share Stage in Albany Fund Rally
Gov Nelson Rockefeller praised Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. calling him an American Mahatma Gandhi while King lauded Rockefeller’s liberalism and humane devotion. The Friday night event at a Negro church supported the SCLC’s nonviolent fight for southern racial integration.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Martin Luther King Jr
Mahatma Gandhi
New York
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
South
Gandhi
India
Rockefeller
Dr. King
New York City
Garland Named Editor in Chief of KU Law Review 1961
Charles J. Garland of Wellington will be KU Law School’s 1961 62 editor in chief as a third year student. Associate editors include James B Lowe Joel A Sterrett Arlyn D Haxton all from third year. Other editors are John E Hurley Jr George Maier Jr Donald H Loudon Robert R Crawford Patric D Little. The Law Review serves about 1000 subscribers of attorneys in Kansas and surrounding states.
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Charles J. Garland
Wellington
Kansas University Law School
The
Law Review
James EB. Lowe
Winfield
Joel A. Sterrett
Topeka
Arlyn D. Haxton
Marysville
John E. Hurley Jr
Wichita
George Maier Jr
Chicago, Ill
Donald H. Loudon
Kansas City
Robert R. Crawford
Salina
Patric D. Little
Kansas Law Review
Kansas
Lawrence Baldwin Students Named to KU Honor Roll
Forty-six Lawrence students and two from Baldwin are named on the Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences honor roll for the spring semester. Eight earn straight-A records, with a list of names and addresses including Leslie Glenn Bramley and Harold W. Fearing among others.
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Lawrence
Baldwin
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
George R. Waggoner
Leslie Glenn Bramley
Emerald Dr
Harold W. Fearing
N. H. St
Carol L. Freeman
E. 19Th St
Boyd K. Hartman
Tenn. St
Ferrin Curtis Holmes
Ala
John Robert Light
Harvard Rd
Penelope Sommerville
Miss. St
Catherine L. Zeliff
Lawrence and Area
James L. Anderson
University Dr
Michael C. Auer
Mo. St
Robert E. Barnhill
Ala. St
Jane E. Blair
John E. Brown
Ohio St
Denis Wayne Budke
R. I. St
Robert L. Driscoll
Avalon Rd
Lois West Eaton
Ky. St
William B. Elniff
Sunset
Barbara K. Foley
W. 20Th St. Terr
Hilda M. Gibson
Barker Ave
David R. Gray
4Th St
Charles W. Hargrove
Prairie St
Larry L. Heck
Route 4
Martin H. Henry
Park Hill Terr
Douglas C. Hills
Lindenwood Ln
Terry W. Jackson
W. 24Th
Leon Harvey Keens
Mont. St
Martha Kay Kipp
Carolyn R. Kreye
Crescent Rd
Eileen A. Maddocks
Mitchell Rd
John J. McCabe
Vt. St
Mary E. McCalla
Susan Graham McCalla
Jennifer D. McGonigle
Lowry Wayne Norris
Oxford Rd
David R. Patterson
Mass. St
Patricia Ann Pixley
W. 6Th St
Therese D. Ruhlmann
Patricia Schwegler
Neb. St
Carolyn Louise Shull
Carol J. Smith
Haskell Institute
KU English Instructor Accepts Parsons Public Schools Post
William L. Howard, English instructor at Kansas University, will become assistant superintendent of public schools in Parsons. He and his family move there before Sept. 1. Howard will coordinate kindergarten through junior college curricula. He previously led Centennial School 1957–1960 and taught summer sessions at Emporia State College since 1956. He earned a BA from Emporia (1947) and an MA from Colorado University (1953).
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William L. Howard
Kansas University
Parsons
Howard
Centennial School
Emporia State College
Emporia
Colorado University
Students Protest Ikeda Trip In Tokyo Rally
About 5,000 labor unionists and students gathered in central Tokyo to protest Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda's planned visit to Washington. After a rally they marched through city streets as part of nationwide rallies against the U.S. Japan Security Treaty with no disorders reported.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Washington
Council Against
Drug Price Fixing Case Convicts California Firm
A federal jury found the Northern California Pharmaceutical Association and San Francisco pharmacist Donald Hedgpeth guilty of conspiring to fix prescription drug prices under the Sherman Act. Sentencing set for June 22. penalties up to 50 thousand dollars each and possible jail for Hedgpeth. Justice Department says probes continue in Illinois New York and civil suits seek injunctions in multiple western states.
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San Francisco
Northern California Pharmaceutical Association
U.S
Louis E. Goodman
Donald K. Hedgpeth
Association
Hedgepeth
Goodman
Lyle L. Jones
Justice Department
Illinois
New York
Utah
Idaho
Arizona
California
Lloyd H. Burke
NCPA
17 Nabbed in Disturbances Along Freedom Rider Route
Seventeen people were arrested for breach of the peace at three points along Freedom Riders routes in North Florida. Five arrests occurred in Mississippi, with a hunger strike by ten riders in Tallahassee and protests at several cities. Nine leaders met in Washington with Robert Kennedy seeking help to halt arrests.
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Associated Press
Freedom
Florida
Mississippi
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Tallahassee
Ocala
St. Petersburg
Charles Hunter
Tampa
Gainesville
Jackson
Miss
Nashville
Freedom Riders Movement
Administration Backs Civil Rights Commission
The Kennedy administration endorses bills to make the Civil Rights Commission a permanent federal agency. A May 29 letter from Deputy Attorney General Byron White to Sen. James Eastland was released at a judiciary subcommittee hearing on nominees. The commission, created in 1957 for two years, has had its term extended and would expire this fall without action.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Byron R. White
Judiciary
Congress
U S to Supply Year of Food for Madras Schoolchildren
The United States via the Food and Peace Program will provide daily meals for a year to about 500000 school children in Madras India. Food for Peace director George McGovern said the program marks a major expansion following President Kennedy’s decision to broaden the initiative.
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Washington
United States
Madras
India
George McGovern
Food For Peace
Kennedy
Wescoes Leave For N Y C Visit
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe Mrs Wescoe and daughter Barbara fly to New York City for the American Medical Association conference. Wescoe serves on the council on Medical Education and Hospitals. They plan to return June 29 and then tour Costa Rica University starting July 10 to review the Junior Year in Costa Rica program. They return to KU August 12.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Barbara
New York City
Wescoe
American Medical Association
The
Association
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Wescoes
Lawrence
Costa Rica University
CRU
Costa Rica
San Jose
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David Wyman Storer
John Robert Swanson
Susan Mary Whitley
Country Club Cr
William S. Woodard
la. St
Katharine L. Wright
Irene V. Zaluski
Board of Education
Bill
Lawrence High School
Christine
Central Junior High
John Pickens
Vermont
Cs la Ay
Terminix
Logan- Moore Lmbr
McConnell Jimbe. Co
Hedgpeth
Freedom Rider
Jacksonville
Administration
20Th St
Lawrence Typewriter
N.Y.C
Vis
Barteldes Seed Co
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