Carlson urges spiritual growth beyond college degrees
Kansas Senator Frank Carlson told 250 student leaders from Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma at the Midwest Leadership Prayer Breakfast that moral and spiritual development is essential alongside education. He highlighted the influence of spiritual power in history and urged students to embrace responsibilities to family community state and nation.
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Kansas
Frank Carlson
Kansas Union
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sen. Carlson
United States
William R. Bright
Crusade For Christ
Swede Anderson
University of Colorado
Dick Harp
KU Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Jerry Dickson
Newton
Marilyn Mueller
Houston
Tex
Associated Women
James Carr
Carthage
KU Interfraternity Council
Nolen Ellison
Kansas City
Ment Of 4-Hers Draws About 600 In Baldwin
About 600 attendees at the regional 4 H Club Day held on Baker University campus in Baldwin. Members from seven counties participated. Palmyra club of Douglas County served lunch. Douglas County 4 H winners included Jane Heck Mike Wempe Ruthie Leitaker Bob Taul and Garth Fundis. Meadowlark Marion Roosters and Palmyra clubs won blue ribbons for group events. Red ribbon recipients from Douglas County were Claudia Harris Kathleen Harris Cincy Neil Diane Riddle and Cottonwood club. White ribbon winners included Vicki Adams Jack Riddle and Sunflower club.
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Baker University
Baldwin
Palmyra Club
Douglas County
Jane Heck
Mike Wempe
Ruthie Leitaker
Bob Taul
Garth Fundis
Meadowlark
Marion Roosters
Palmyra
Claudia Harris
Kathleen Harris
Cincy Neil
Diane Riddle
The
Cottonwood Club
Vicki Adams
Jack Riddle
Sunflower Club
Spacious Facilities of Quiet Taste at Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises spacious facilities with quiet taste to accommodate gatherings and services. The notice highlights VI 3511 as contact or location detail and presents a refined, dignified arrangement for memorial events.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Crappie Beds Finished at Lake For the County
Six crappie beds were tied down Saturday at the 180 acre Douglas County State Lake by the Wanka-Tally Wildlife group and volunteers. Three beds remain unfinished due to wet conditions and more cable is needed. The lake southeast of Vinland near Lawrence is near completion and expected to open for fishing in 1965 with stocking by the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Construction by R W Lingenfelter of Kansas City facilitated the tie down. The Wanka-Tauy group will likely complete the remaining beds in a few weeks.
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Wauka-Tauy Wildlife Association
New State Lake
Lawrence
Journal-World
Douglas County State Lake
Wanka-Tally Wildlife Group
Harvey Booth
Wauka- Tally Association
Vinland
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
R. W. Lingenfelter
Kansas City
Booth
Missouri Supreme Court Reverses Blue Law Ruling
The Missouri Supreme Court unanimously voided the 138 year old blue laws that barred Sunday sales except medicines provisions and immediate necessities. The court found the phrase other articles of immediate necessity vague and unable to be enforced rationally.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
C. A. Leedy Jr
Springfield Debaters Clinch Heart of America Title
Springfield's Debaters from Southwest Missouri State College won the Kansas University Heart of America tournament for a second straight year. Annette Wright and Kent Keller, both from Springfield, defeated Alabama University duo Richard Bouldin and Robert Roberts in the finals. Holt W. Spicer and Bill Maynard coached the team, with Larry Chastain and Charles Collins previously eliminated.
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Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Kansas University Heart of America
Annette Wright
Kent Keller
Alabama University
Richard Bouldin
Birmingham
Ala
Robert Roberts
Tuscaloosa
United States
Holt W. Spicer
Bill Maynard
Southwest Missouri State
Heart of America
Larry Chastain
Charles Collins
School boards set joint meeting on annexation plan
Wakarusa Valley and Kanwaka School boards schedule a joint meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Wakarusa Valley School to discuss the possible annexation of Kanwaka district by Wakarusa district.
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Wakarusa Valley
Kanwaka Schools
Kanwaka
Wakarusai
Parents Ponder death by own action of Son
David Hopper a 16 year old Kansas City suburb student and swimmer shot himself after retreating to a storm shelter with his fathers pistol. A note said he had been bothered by something for two weeks. His parents Allen and Margaret Hopper described themselves as strict disciplinarians while affirming their love.
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Mission, Kan
David Hopper
Margaret Hopper
David
Kansas City
Allen
Hopper
Quill Scroll Speaker Verbally Speaks to Four City Schools
Lester G. Benz executive secretary of Quill and Scroll Society will address a joint initiation dinner at 6 30 pm in the Kansas Union at Kansas University The event includes high school students from Lawrence Topeka Leavenworth and Ottawa and is hosted by the EU Journalism School Benz formerly ran weekly and daily newspapers before leading the society.
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Lester G. Benz
Quill and Scroll Society
Lawrence
Topeka
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Kansas University
Iowa City
Iowa
Benz
Kansas Union
Construction contracts rise sharply in Kansas for January
New York January contracts for future construction in Kansas total $29,631,000, up 105 percent from January 1962. Dodge reports non residential at $15,499,000 up 173 percent, residential at $8,337,000 up 79 percent, and public works and utilities at $5,795,000 up 39 percent.
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New York
Kansas
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Dodge
Air Force must defend Dyna-Soar space glider program
Secretary McNamara weighs cancelling or cutting back the Dyna-Soar project as a $500 million cost to complete. He questions duplicative Gemini work while Air Force leaders argue the X20 remains a vital national space program. The review could mark a third major setback for the Air Force after Skybolt and RS-70.
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Washington
Air Force
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pentagon
James Ferguson
Iraq Plans Unity Move With Syria and U A R
Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Ali Saleh el Saadi announced plans for a federation that would combine Syria Iraq and the United Arab Republic. He urged formation of a joint military command and a political planning council as steps toward broader Arab unity.
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Syria
Iraq
Ali Saleh el Saadi
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
el Saadi
Iraqi Communist Party
Moscow
Atlantic
Persian Gulf
Algeria
Yemen
Atomic Pioneer to Speak at KU Spencer Lectures
Sir John Cockcroft a Nobel laureate and Cambridge Churchill College master will deliver the first Kenneth A. Spencer Memorial Lectures at Kansas University and Kansas City April 3 and 4. He will speak on nuclear power development with slides at 8 p.m. April 4 in University Theatre Murphy Hall. A reception follows.
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Cambridge University
Churchill College
Kenneth A. Spencer
Kansas University
Kansas City
John Cockcroft
Great Britain
Murphy Hall
W. Clarke Wescoe
Sir John
England
Atomic Research Establishment
Lawrence
KU Endowment Association
Friends and Business Associates
The
Spencer Chemical Co
Lawrence Rep Ellsworth opposes Cuba invasion stance voiced
U S representative Robert Ellsworth of Lawrence writes to the Journal World opposing a U S invasion of Cuba while voicing support for tighter isolation. He argues the Soviets use Cuba as an outpost and urges measures to quarantine Castroism. Westminster Center KU to stage Spoon River Anthology tonight and Tuesday with Crafton Scott Kovac leading discussion after.
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U. S
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
U.S
Cuba
Journal-World
Elsworth
Americas
Latin America
Westminster Center At
Kansas University
Allen Crafton
Edgar Lee Masters
Westminster Center
Crafton
Nan Scott
Terry Kovac
Injured KU Student Released on Sunday
One of two Kansas University students hurt in a car crash on U S 24 west of Lawrence was released from a Topeka hospital on Sunday and back in school. Mont O Leary Baxter Springs junior suffered frostbite and exposure. James R Meisner Marion freshman remains hospitalized with a head injury. The crash occurred when the car missed a curve. The article notes the first printing press in the new world was set up by the Spanish in Mexico City in 1539.
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Kansas University
U.S. 24
Lawrence
Topeka
Mont O'Leary
Baxter Springs
James R. Meisner
Marion
New World
Mexico City
Dallas Symphony in Hoch Auditorium Plays Don Juan and Bartok
Associate Professor Roy Hamlin Johnson and the Dallas Symphony under Donald Johanos presented a concert course program including Strauss Don Juan Op. 20 Bartok Piano Concerto No. 2 and Brahms Symphony No. 4 The acoustics dulled the tonal edge though Johnsons Bartok showcased superb pianism and the Dallas Orchestra with Johanos delivered a refined sensitive Brahms reading.
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Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Donald Johanos
Roy Hamlin Johnson
Richard Strauss
Bela Bartok
Johannes Brahms
Donald Johanes
Hoch
Surprise Snowfall Strikes Kansas and Northward
A late winter storm dumped six to eight inches of snow in northwestern Kansas and moved eastward. Eight inches fell in Cheyenne County near St. Francis. western areas saw one to two inches. Precipitation ranged from one third to one inch, aiding soil moisture as the front exits.
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Topeka
Kansas
Cheyenne County
St. Francis
Hill City
Northwest
Beloit
Hunter
Goodland
Pittsburg
Washington D C Leads World In Phone Density
Washington D C reports 87.1 phones per 100 people the highest ratio globally reflecting its busy political communication network.
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Washington D.C
Opening of Constance Scheerer-Brenda Brown Art Exhibit
More than 150 people attended the Lawrence Community Building opening of the Constance Scheerer and Brenda Brown exhibit. A public reception ran from two to five, with fifty four paintings and drawings in oils water colors ink and enamels. The show runs throughout March and is sponsored by the Lawrence Art Guild. Both artists are Guild members and have prior regional exhibitions.
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Constance Scheerer
Brenda Brown
Lawrence
The
Lawrence Art Guild
Guild
Vandals Damage Vacant Farm House Near Baldwin
Deputies report extensive damage to a vacant farm house about 214 miles southwest of Vinland. Windows were broken, plaster torn from a wall, and whiskey bottles hurled through walls. Owner is Paul Gibler of Route 2 Baldwin.
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Vinlannd
Gale Gimblett
Baldwin
Gimblett
Paul Gibler
Route 2
Metlzer Assailed On Kaw Comment In Kansas
Lud Strnad, western Kansas farmer and member of the Presidents Agricultural Advisory Committee, assailed Dwight Metzler, head of the Kansas Water Resources Board, for saying Kansas River navigation is not feasible now. Strnad favors a study of river navigation from Kansas City to Salina to boost industry and agriculture. Metzler, a KU civil engineering professor, made the feasibility remark.
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Brewster
Kan
Lud Strnad
Kansas
Kansas River
Strnad
Kansas City
Salina
Dwight Metzler
The
Kansas Water Resources Board
Kaw River
Metzler
Kansas University
Learnard Ave
In Memoriam Harold Schweitzberger Remembered
In loving memory of Harold Schweitzberger who left us on March 11 1962. Family writes of his warm chuckle and smile and recalls the Sunday departure with no goodbyes. Sadly missed by wife Irene and children Nola Henson Nadine Farrier Bud Schweitzberger Don Gentry and 10 grandchildren.
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Harold Schweitzberger
Irene
Nola Henson
Bud Schweitzberger
Nadine Farrier
Don Gentry
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