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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

11

KU Sophomore Builds Own Car For Learning Experience

Kansas University student Paul Van Valkenburgh returns to campus with a home made 1923 roadster built from Ford Model T and A parts plus a 1954 Buick engine. The Topekan spent three years assembling it while planning a future in automotive engineering. The street car weighs 2000 pounds, is not built for racing, and cost about 1300 dollars.

Paul van Valkenburgh Topeka Journal- World Will Hess van Valkenburgh Topekan

Cuban Delegation Awaits Tractors for Freedom Decision

A 10 member Cuban prisoner delegation waited in Key West for the disbanded Tractors for Freedom Committee to decide whether to reform and resume negotiations. John Hooker Jr. reported possible action today or Thursday, while committee members and Eisenhower had unclear contact. The prisoners feared misinterpretation if a statement was issued.

Key West Fla Cuba Tractors For Freedom Committee John Hooker Jr Hooker Eleanor Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Eisenhower Frank Winn Detroit Reuther

Judge Rules for Dog in Mailman Bite Case

A St Louis city judge found that a trained watch dog was a victim of its training and environment and could not be destroyed for biting a mailman. The postman had charged the owner with harboring a vicious dog after being bitten on the right leg. The ordinance allowed destruction, but the ruling protected the dog.

ST. Louis

Brown Aligns With GOP On Civil Rights Measure

Honolulu AP report says California Governor Edmund Brown backs a Republican bid to force a governors conference action on racial discrimination. Brown plans to vote in the resolutions committee to advance a 15 governor plan for affirmative action. Oregon Governor Hatfield says Brown’s vote plus four Republicans could push the measure forward.

Honolulu California Edmund G. Brown Brown Mark QO. Hatfield Oregon

Easter Seal Fund Supports KU Rehabilitation Research

The Easter Seal Research Fund awards a half-time grant to Dr Beatrice Wright of the KU Psychology Department for rehabilitation studies. Dr Wright, author of a 1960 book, will begin the project in September partly at the Children’s Rehabilitation Unit KU Medical Center Kansas City.

Kansas University Franklin C. Shantz Beatrice Wright KU Medical Center Kansas City Wright M. Erik Wright Western Australia University Perth

Kansas University Senior Wins Fox Vitet Drug Scholarship

Galen Z Morris of Silver Lake will be senior in the Kansas University Pharmacy School this fall he has been awarded a 125 dollar Fox Vitet Drug Co Scholarship one of two awards established through cooperation with Wayne Dixon vice president and general manager of the Wichita firm.

Galen Z. Morris Silver Lake Kansas University Fox- Vitet Drug Co Wayne Dixon Wichita

Californian Appears Set To Head GOP Committee

Bob Wilson from California, 45, looks like the leading choice to become chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee. The post opened after William E. Miller was moved to lead the GOP National Committee. Wilson, in his fifth House term, reportedly has sufficient votes, though no firm agreement exists among party factions.

Washington Bob Wilson Republican Congressional Committee Rep William E. Miller New York Wilson House

Cow Sets Off Alarm at Deerfield Pasture

A cow scratched its neck on a pole topped with an alarm button, triggering an alarm in Deerfield Massachusetts. No fire was detected as residents and responders rushed to the scene at Gordon Ainsworth's pasture.

Deerfield Mass Gordon Ainsworth

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