Edible art fad prompts classroom masterpieces
Detroit area students aged 7 to 12 glue macaroni lentils sugar cubes vitamin pills and coffee grounds to cardboard to create murals. The project aims to show beauty in unexpected materials but mice and a possum reportedly feasted on some early works.
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New York
Detroit
Lucy Williams
Bruce Marculis
Hugh Kerr
Harold Smart
Brookside School
Smart
Bruce Margulis
Lucy
Rioters Clash With Police in Calcutta Suburbs
In Calcutta suburbs police clashed with rioters for a second day. At least seven rioters were shot and wounded as violence followed a leftist general strike demanding more rice and a judicial inquiry into police firings. Death toll rose to at least 15, with earlier clashes including 14 demonstrators dead and one police constable killed. Indian army had opened fire. traffic was paralyzed and radio services were partially resumed.
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New Delhi
India
Calcutta
West Bengal
United Left Front
Indian Army
P.C. Sen
Sen
Kansas University Pershing Rifles Travel to Champaign Drill Meet
The 16 member Kansas University Pershing Rifles drill team will compete this weekend in Champaign Illinois at a national drill meet. About 300 schools including Michigan and Illinois Universities will be represented in the event.
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Illinois
Kansas University Pershing Rifles
Champaign
Michigan
Two KU Medical Professors Win Research Grants
Two professors at the Kansas University School of Medicine received nearly 70,000 for research from the U S Public Health Service. Dr Charles E Lewis chair of preventive medicine got 34024 to study illness behavior and medical practice. Dr John R Carter chair of pathology received 35584 to study structure activity relation of pro thrombin.
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Kansas University School of Medicine
U.S. Public Health Service
Charles E. Lewis
Department of Preventive Medicine
Salvation Army Major Bicycles Into Bank Robbery Scene
London AP report details Maj. Marion Dunn of the Salvation Army who on a bicycle blocked a payroll robbery in Bow Street. She led housewives to form a cordon, aiding two injured couriers while the gang fled. authorities captured two suspects, the third escaped.
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London
Maj
Marion Dunn
Salvation Army
Bow Street
Samuel Peters
Andrew
Maj. Marion
Law Lecture Scheduled at Kansas University Law School
The N. T. Stephens Lectureship at Kansas University Law School will host W. Barton Leach of Harvard March 17 and 18. He will present two 8 p.m. public lectures in Swarthout Recital Hall titled Property Law Reform. The speeches are subtitled The People vs. Blackstone, Kent, Gray and Stare Decisis.
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N. T. Stephens
Kansas University Law School
W. Barton Leach
Story
Harvard University
Prof. Leach
Swarthout Recital Hall
Blackstone
Kent
Teacher Corps Near Crisis Over Fund Shortage
Washington AP President Johnson’s National Teacher Corps faces a funding crisis as officials rush to line up applicants, plan summer training, and place corps members. Congress must provide about 13.2 million for 1966 and 31 million for 1967 to proceed, with a goal of 3 750 corpsmen next fall.
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Washington
Johnson
National Teacher Corps
Congress
U. S. Office of Education
Vogel on Livestock Areas Tour Gains State Rep Vogel Lead
State Rep John H Vogel of Lawrence among 26 participants from 20 states on a March 13 to 23 tour of U S livestock areas. The trip aims to show marketing processing distribution and retailing stages with stops in Chicago Boston New York City Wilmington Georgetown and Baltimore. Vogel chairs Kansas House Agriculture Committee. Tour is sponsored by Swift and Co.
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John H. Vogel
Lawrence
U. S
Vogel
Douglas County
Chicago
Boston
New York City
Wilmington
Georgetown
Del
Baltimore
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas
Swift and Co
Petroleum Marketers Plan April Institute at Kansas University
The 10th Petroleum Marketers Management Institute runs April 4-7 at Kansas University. Theme focuses on increasing capital investment and profitable jobber operations with sessions on merchandising and service station management. Speakers include Vince Kellerman, Joe Earman, James Coffey, Donald McCoy, B R Davis, John Shields, Carlos Knight, Edwin Williams, and coordinator Robert Nelson. Sponsors are KU Extension, Kansas Oil Men's Association and the Kansas State Board for Education.
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Petroleum Marketers Management Institute
Kansas University
Vince Kellerman
The
Star Oil Co
Houston
Tex
KU Extension
Kansas Oil Men's Association
Kansas State Board For Education
Robert M. Nelson
Labor unions reach 16.8 million members last year
The unions totaled 16 841 000 members, accounting for 28.9 percent of the non farm workforce, reflecting a broad participation in organized labor.
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