Teen Tyrants Threaten U S in Book Review
Washington Post News Service reports on the book Teen-Age Tyranny by Fred Hechinger and Grace Hechinger. The authors warn of parental abdication to adolescents and critique media exploitation while offering strategies to bolster adult standards and guide teens toward maturity.
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Famed Architect Neutra to Speak at KU Campus
Architect Richard Neutra will lecture at 8 15 p m Wednesday in the Kansas Union Ballroom Kansas University as part of the architecture department 50th anniversary events. The talk highlights his modernist work and influence.
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Kansas Union
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Architecture Department
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Welk Misses TV Show Due to Flu Illness
Lawrence Welk, hospitalized with a bad case of flu, will miss his nationally televised program tonight. He has not missed a performance in eight years and was admitted to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after coming down with the illness on Tuesday.
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Dallas Symphony to perform at KU Hoch Auditorium Sunday
The Kansas University Concert Course presents the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at 3 30 p m Sunday in Hoch Auditorium. Conductor Donald Johanes leads a program including Strauss Don Juan Bartok Second Piano Concerto with Roy Hamlin Johnson and Brahms Fourth Symphony. Free shuttle buses will run from the parking lot north of Allen Fieldhouse to Hoch Auditorium.
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First useful-work helicopter leaves Bridgeport in 1942
The first helicopter designed for practical use departed Bridgeport Connecticut in 1942 for delivery to the Army Air Corps.
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Conn
Army Air Corps
Kansas Mineral Industry Is Topic of Publication at KU
A Kansas University survey reviews The Kansas Mineral Industry 1962 listing 224 sand and gravel producers in 91 counties with 12.5 million tons valued at 8.7 million, up from 1961. Crushed stone rose to 13.8 million tons worth 17.2 million. cement and gypsum also noted with stable or rising output and prices.
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Kansas Mineral Industry
Sedgwick County
Johnson County
Cowley
Barber
Marshall
Keene Cement
Wallboard
Cherokee County
Computers Find Future Wrecks
Miami area sheriff's office launches an electronic accident prevention system. A computer predicts where the next crash may happen and officers respond to prevent it. Lt. Q L Weaver notes the system also flags likely violation types. Officers will wait a reasonable time to observe if an incident forms.
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Fla
Metropolitan Sheriff's Office
Q. L. Weaver
Weks
Measure and sift dry ingredients before baking
For space constrained kitchens, begin by measuring and sifting dry ingredients, then store the containers to reclaim counter space for the rest of the baking process.
Bellport High School Fire Injures 36 in Panic
A flash fire in the Bellport High School gym caused 44 injuries including 36 students and a teacher. Principal Feeney described a circle of flame in the ceiling as smoke swept through vents. The event occurred around 2 p.m. with 900 students present. no deaths were reported.
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Bellport
N.Y
David Hassell
Bellport High School
Albany
Hassell
John Allers
Richard Harrow
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital
Thomas Feeney
Long Island
New York City
Feeney
KU Enrolls 351 Students From Abroad
Spring semester enrollment of foreign students at Kansas University is 351 from 68 nations. Asia supplies 56 percent of the total with 95 from the Far East and 102 from the Near East. India leads with 49 students.
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Asia
Far East
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India
Taiwan
Germany
Canada
Venezuela
Hong Kong
Philippines
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