KU Officials Tout Lawrence as Site for Federal Water Lab
KU civil engineering chief Ross McKinney told a Senate subcommittee in Kansas City that a future U S regional water pollution laboratory could be best located in the Missouri River Basin and in Lawrence. Chancellor Wescoe noted KU research strengths as options are studied, with a long range plan and no near term decision.
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Kansas University
Missouri River Basin
Ross FE
McKinney
KU Civil Engineering Department
Lawrence
Senate Committee On Public Works
Kansas City
James Pearson
Missouri River
W. Clarke Wescoe
Sen. Pearson
Center For Research In Engineering Sciences
Iowa Street
Daisy Field
15Th
Iowa
U. S. Public Health Service
Mount Oread
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ada
Okla
Corvallis
Ore
Athens, Ga
Boston, Mass
Kansas Grid Assistant Reports $180 Theft
Ellis Rainsberger, former Washburn University football coach, told Topeka police that he was robbed of $180 from a billfold in an open locker during football practice last fall. He reported it Monday to complete an insurance form. Rainsberger is now a Kansas University assistant on Jack Mitchell’s staff.
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Ellis Rainsberger
Washburn University
Topeka
Rainsberger
Kansas University
Jack Mitchell
Town House Hotel in Kansas City Sold for 1 Million Plus
The 14 story Town House Hotel built in 1951 as a community project was sold for 1 036 072 dollars. The Washington D C investment syndicate bought it and takes possession July 1. They plan to run a first class hotel for at least five years. the property has 257 guest rooms and cost 3 250 000 dollars to build.
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Kansas City, Kan
Washington D. C
Andy Capp Seeks Vacation Delivery for Journal-World
A brief note invites readers to call VI3 1000 to arrange for the Journal-World and preferred features to be delivered to a vacation address. The item emphasizes convenient access during time away from home.
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Andy Capp
Journal-World
KU candidate seeks adult stutterers for interviews in Lawrence
Roy J. Timmons, a KU doctoral candidate in speech correction, requests about 30 one hour interviews with stutterers aged 18 or older, male and female, preferably on KU Lawrence campus or at KU Medical Center Kansas City, for his dissertation. Bids for Fraser Hall construction due 2 pm Tuesday June 29 in Topeka. No date yet set to receive bids for razing old Fraser Hall per Keith Lawton KU operations vice chancellor.
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Roy J. Timmons
Kansas University
Lawrence
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Fraser Hall
Director of Purchasing
Topeka
Keith Lawton
New Site Chosen For McLouth Bee
The Antique Steam Engine and Model Assn Inc selects a 50 acre site south of McLouth for a permanent threshing bee home. A 50 by 72 foot building for steam engines and a 32 by 60 foot concessions building will be built. The 198? event runs Aug 6 7 8 at the new site. Previous bees were at H C Watson farm but sponsorship moved due to his health. Equipment will be moved under its own power on July 25.
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McLouth
H. C. Watson
Watson
Luse
Nichols Elected Scout President
Raymond Nichols, Kansas University vice chancellor and longtime Boy Scouting official, was elected president of Kaw Council at the annual meeting in Kansas Union. He succeeds Homer E. Paris Jr. and was named as a council representative to the National Council. Also named to posts were Keith Lawton, Keith Nitcher, and Dan Palmquist.
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Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
Kaw Council
Kansas Union
Nichols
Homer E. Paris Jr
Kansas City
Lawrence
Keith Lawton
National Council
Keith Nitcher
Dan Palmquist
Mower Accident Hospitalized Man Loses Two Fingers
Robert A. Floyd, 26, of 2413 Ala, suffered the tips of two fingers cut off in a lawn mower accident this week. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital's emergency room and released. Hospital administrator Rodger Johnson provided the update.
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Robert A. Floyd
Ala
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Floyd
Johnson
Tennis Player DeBaun Signs KU Letter of Intent
Shawnee Mission East three year varsity letterman DeBaun becomes Kansas University’s first prep tennis signee for 1965. He ranks seventh in the Missouri Valley in the 16 year old class. Announcement was made by KU coach Bob Mulcahy.
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Bill DeBaun
Shawnee Mission East
Kansas University
DeBaun
Missouri Valley
Bob Mulcahy
Mandy Rice-Davies Named Other Woman In Divorce Case
London AP reports Mandy Rice-Davies, a central figure in Britain's 1963 highlife vice scandal, named as the other woman in a divorce filed by Baroness Vivi en Cervello against Baron Pierre Emil Philipe Cervello. The baroness ties Rice-Davies to her husband, once heir to a French sugar fortune, amid resurfacing headlines from the Profumo era and Keeler’s earlier love affairs with John Profumo.
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London
Mandy Rice-Davies
Britain
Vivien Cervello
Mandy
Pierre Emil Philipe Cervello
Profumo
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Nancy Sinatra Sands seeks divorce in Santa Monica
Nancy Sinatra Sands 24 wife of singer Tommy Sands and daughter of Frank Sinatra filed for divorce in Santa Monica on Wednesday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Nancy Sinatra Sands
Tommy Sands
Frank Sinatra
Officials Agree to Cooperate in Intergovernmental Meeting
Local county and state officials at the Virginia Inn breakfast session endorsed cooperation to tackle mutual concerns. A committee will be formed with one representative from each group to draft a list of pressing problems, including school unification, taxes, a Kaw River bridge, and county-wide planning.
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Lawrence
Ernest Pulliam
Virginia Inn
Kaw River
Top Temple Grad Balances Belly Dancing With Academic Success
Ethel Goldberg, ranked at the top of Temple University’s 2,500-student class, majors in radio and television writing and pursues belly dancing for fitness fun and to help pay bills. The 22-year-old Camden native says dancing began after a restaurant date with Temple grad James Tayoun who featured belly dancers. She maintains a near perfect 3.99 average.
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Philadelphia
Ethel Goldberg
Temple University
Miss Goldberg
Camden
N. J
The
Middle East
James Tayoun
Temple
Titan 3C Maiden Flight Postponed by Tech and Weather
The Titan 3C maiden test flight at Cape Kennedy was postponed due to technical and weather issues delaying the launch of the most powerful rocket then assembled.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
KU summer enrollment to top five thousand two hundred fifty
Record figures show KU expecting 5 250 students in summer classes with about 1 250 in the Midwestern Music and Art Camp. Dorm spaces at Ellsworth Hall house 500 residents as Corbin and Pearson halls see overflow use for camps and extension programs.
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Russell L. Wiley
Mount Oread
Corbin Hall
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Joseph R. Pearson
Templin
Lewis
Hashinger
George Kuhne Dies at 90 Former bank official remembered
George Kuhne 90 retired cashier and secretary to the Lawrence National Bank board died Wednesday at Samaritan Lodge rest home. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Cooper Warren Chapel Rev Paul Davis in charge burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born December 12 1874 Lawrence he served at the bank about 55 years and lived at 801 Ill. He belonged to Plymouth Congregational Church Bonehead Club and the 50 Year Kansas Bankers Club. His wife Lillie Kuhne died April 10.
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George Kuhne
Lawrence National Bank
Samaritan Lodge
Cooper- Warren
Paul Davis
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Kuhne
Lawrence
William
Elizabeth Kuhne
Lawrence Business College
Elks Lodge
Acacia Lodge
Lillie Kuhne
three men given conditional sentences in statue of liberty plot
In New York three men, Robert Collier Walter A Bowe and Khaliel Sayyed, received maximum ten year conditional terms after conspiring to blow up the Statue of Liberty the Washington Monument and the Liberty Bell. Miss Michelle Duclos a Canadian was given five years conditional sentence for smuggling dynamite sticks blasting caps into the United States.
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New York
William B. Herlands
Robert Collier
Walter A. Bowe
Khaliel Sayyed
Michelle
Groundbreaking Service Planned for Nazarene Church
Holiday Hills Church of the Nazarene schedules a 3 p.m. Sunday groundbreaking at the Kasold Drive site four blocks south of 6th Street. Rev. Wilson Lanpher will assist. The church now meets at Lawrence Community Nursery School until the new building is finished. Construction begins immediately per Rev. Jerrold Lake.
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Holiday Hills Church of the Nazarene
6Th Street
Kasold Drive
Wilson Lanpher
Kansas City
Lawrence
Jerrold Lake
Avery calls GOP to save the states in 1965
Gov. William H. Avery of Kansas, speaking for the Young Republican national convention in Miami Beach, argues the Republican party must re establish and redefine state jurisdiction as the federal government expands. He says a Republican saved the Union in 1965 and will have to save the states.
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Miami Beach
Fla
William H. Avery
Kansas
Lincoln
Avery
Union
U S Paratrooper Killed in Dominican Republic Fighting
A U S paratrooper died and seven soldiers were wounded during nine hours of sporadic fighting Wednesday night with Dominican rebels in Santo Domingo. Brazilian Honduran and American units joined the exchange as at least eight rebels were reported killed. cease-fire talks followed by phone amid continued gunfire.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Inter- American Peace Force
Frank Buele
Domingo Rodriguez
International Security Zone
U.S
Perry Reservoir set as state showplace for flood control
The Perry project aims for completion by late 1968 or early 1969 with an estimated 3 million dollars needed for the Law rence flood control work along the Kaw River. The plan includes a scenic dam at Rock Creek and the Wakarusa River confluence, prompting relocation of Richland and prompting study funding of 25 thousand dollars for project analysis. Congressman Ellsworth predicts approval from both houses.
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Perry
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Kaw River
Corps of Engineers
Topeka
Kansas City
Robert Ellsworth
Fish & Game Commission
Clinton
Rock Creek
Wakarusa
Tired Leader of New Agency Explains His Deadline Task
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., 50, named chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, outlines a careful start to implementing Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He aims to recruit a strong staff, set up regional offices, and develop rules while avoiding haste to ensure fair treatment across races, religions, sexes, and origins. The commission plans offices in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Atlanta, New Orleans, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Albuquerque and will work closely with state Fair Employment Practices Commissions. Roosevelt notes the role demands cooperation with states and that his previous Commerce Department pay was 28 500, now 27 000.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Lem
Roosevelt
Commerce Department
Roosevelt Commission
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Albuquerque
KU Building McCollum Hall on schedule says KU dorm director
J J Wilson KU dormitories chief reports McCollum Hall construction is on schedule with final inspections lined up for floors nine ten and other floors on late June and July. State architect office inspectors will attend. Furniture moves follow inspections with relocation from Carruth O Leary Hall to McCollum Oread and Corbin Halls. Parking will use a temporary lot and a cross street overpass is planned with highway department and state architect offices.
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Carruth-O'Leary
Kansas University
McCollum Hall
J. J. Wilson
Topeka
Wilson
Carruth - O’leary Hall
Carruth-O'Leary Hall
Oread Hall
Carruth - O'Leary Hall
Corbin Hall
Carruth- O'Leary Hall
Highway Department
State Architect
Card of Thanks for hospital kindness and gifts
A note of gratitude from a patient thanking relatives and friends for hundreds of cards and prayers while in the hospital. Special thanks are given to doctors Helen Gilles H P Jones and G E Manahan and to nurses and hospital staff. Appreciation is also expressed to Girl Scout Troop 621 and the India Community Club for gifts and support.
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Helen Gilles
H. P. Jones
G. E. Manahan
India Community Club
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