Kansas Senate OKs KU funding for next year budget
The Kansas Senate approved about 11.74 million to the state general revenue fund for Kansas University next year plus 2.53 million for education building projects. The five state schools seek around 76 million for operating and building over two fiscal years. KU’s total next year budget nears 21.92 million with 38.8 million from state sources and rest from fees and gifts.
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Pants Fall Off Conductor During Choir Festival
Maurice Jacobson, 67, conducted 400 children at a Methodist Church festival in Lincoln England as his pants slipped down during a performance. He paused to adjust them with one hand, then resumed, finishing the piece while the audience cheered.
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England
Maurice Jacobson
Jacobson
Missing Purse Report From Corbin Hall
A resident at Corbin Hall reported a purse missing from her bedroom on Thursday evening. The purse contained $1.50 in cash and was valued at $27 by the owner Miss Edwards.
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Kanversity
Corbin Hall
Miss Edwards
Quads in Lima Nurse Bulletin Reports Health Progress
Three of the quadruplets born Monday to Mrs. Barbara Axe have gained weight, and the fourth has maintained her weight, a hospital bulletin reported. The identical quadruplet girls are very active, in good overall condition and increasing their food intake slightly.
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Lima, Ohio
Barbara Axe
Soviets Move Troops Out of Cuba Reports From Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said movement of Soviet troops out of Cuba is under way with ships in position to withdraw several thousand men within a week. He noted U S efforts in Vietnam and warned that any nuclear test ban will require risk while arming continues poses dangers.
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Dean Rusk
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Baylor Drama Group Resigns After O'Neill Controversy
Baylor University Drama Department chairman Paul Baker and 11 staff members resign after closing Eugene O'Neill play Long Day's Journey Into Night for language concerns. Baker moves to Trinity University where he becomes chair of speech and drama.
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Waco
O'Neill
Latin American educators praise KU seminar value
Four Latin American university leaders review a humanities centered seminar at Kansas University. They praise mutual learning with KU faculty and students, urge more Latin American scholar exchange, and note U.S. aid gaps and cross cultural understanding efforts.
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Americas
Latin America
Gorbitz
Coronado
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Robert Casad
Waggoner
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Philadelphia
Haverford
Pa.) College
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Jose Estiliano Acosta Gomez
Pedagogical and Technological University
Colombia
Eduardo Aldana Valdes
University of the Andes
Pedro Calheiros Bomfim
Guanabara University
Brazil
Romulo Augusto
Devine Secures Seven Year Missouri Football Contract
Missouri head football coach Dan Devine signs a seven year ironclad deal in Columbia. The agreement adds a pay raise and promotes him to full professor of physical education. Assistant coaches Mackey Onofrio Dotsch Fletcher Cooper and Smith also receive substantial raises and reappointment.
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Columbia, Mo
Dan Devine
Missouri
Devine
Elmer Ellis
Don Faurot
Charles Mackey
Albert J. Onofrio
Roland Dotsch
Thomas H. Fletcher
Clay C. Cooper
Harry E. Smith
Water projects debated for Kaw river navigation plan
Metzler warned navigation benefits would require 30 locks and dams from Kansas City to Junction City risking flood and drainage on prime farmland. He urged stabilizing river flow from upstream reservoirs to support industry. The 1957 drought showed Kansas water shortfall as he stressed the need for more water. Emil Heck was re elected president with Maynard Hock W W Nash and Charles D Stough also re elected.
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Junction City
Emil Heck
Maynard Hock
Grantville
W. W. Nash
Lawrence
Charles D. Stough
Industrialist Chosen for NAM Committees
Irving Hill, chairman of the Lawrence Paper Co., is named to the government economy committee among 14 Kansas industrial leaders selected for NAM posts.
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Lawrence Paper Co
Kansas
National Association of Manufacturers
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International Academic Figures List Across Latin America
A roster of scholars from universities across Peru Panama Argentina Mexico Colombia Ecuador Uruguay Bolivia and other nations is named. The list includes Acosta from University of Piura Narciso E Garay from Panama University and many colleagues from diverse institutions.
Sidewalk Project Progresses on Schwarz Road Route
Lawrence school district advances Sunset Hill area sidewalk work along Schwarz Road from Sunset Hill School to Yale Road and then along Yale to Crestline. Weather may affect completion timetable next week.
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Schwarz Road
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Schwarz
Crestline
Nixon criticizes Kennedy over Cuban air cover and invasion
In a taped NBC Paar show Nixon urges an oil blockade of Cuba and a four point policy including removal of Soviet troops and on site inspection of missiles. He criticizes Kennedy for not finishing the Bay of Pigs and questions Eisenhower’s air cover plans while naming Rockefeller as GOP front runner. He plans speaking engagements and campaign support for the 1964 race.
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Printers Union Reaches Tentative Pay Deal After Strike
The union had sought an $18 weekly increase over two years plus a shorter work week, with cost estimates at about $37 per week including fringe benefits. Publishers offered over $10 weekly in a package. The NY Post remains out, having resumed after separating from the Publishers Association. four metro dailies struck December 8 in a one struck, all struck policy.
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Beech Test Plane Crashes Near El Dorado
An experimental Beech aircraft crashed eight miles east of El Dorado Kansas during a test flight. Pilot Frank P. Singer aged 51 from Wichita parachuted to safety. Local authorities investigated the incident as a test accident.
J W Editor on 31 Man Jury Selecting Pulitzer Awards
Dolph Simons editor of the Journal-World is among 31 U.S. editors in New York City serving as jurors for the 1963 Pulitzer journalism prizes. Jurors study nominations in eight categories from 1962 work and submit 2 to 5 recommendations per category.
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Hearing Loss Tends to Start in Men at Age 32
A St Louis study by Dr John F Corso, PhD, on 912 adults exposed to industrial noise finds hearing decline begins for men at 32 and for women at 37. The Archives of Environmental Health notes men worsen roughly every 15 years, while women decline more gradually.
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John F. Corso
Current Archives of Environmental Health
American Medical Association
One Plane Might Have Turned Bay of Pigs Invasion
Oklahoma City AP A retired Air Force general said about a dozen Alabama National Guard bomber pilots took leave in 1961 to train Cuban invaders Five American pilots died He added one American jet fighter could have made the invasion successful covering B 26 bombers and tanks Hutchinson commanded the 9th Tactical Air Force at Shaw AFB in 1961.
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