McNown Family in Nigeria Studies Engineering Education Pace
Dean John S. McNown of Kansas University and family live at Ibadan University in Nigeria as Ford Foundation consultants. He notes heat and slower pace, studies Nigeria’s engineering education, and envisions pattern setting for mid Africa with 40 million people.
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Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture
Dean McNown
Ibadan University
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Cynthia
Lawrence High
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Steve McNown
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London University
Britain
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United States
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McNown
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Students Launch Clothes Campaign at Central Junior High
Central Junior High students started their annual clothing drive during an assembly led by the Student Council. The drive runs until March 25 with donations benefiting local agencies including the Social Service League and Salvation Army.
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Channette Alexander
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Jim Shideler
Sindy Gallup
Bob Stancliff
Kenneth Johnson
Journal-World Photo
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Salvation Army
Save the Children Federation
Christian Children’s Fund Inc
Christ Ends Man's Fear of Finality in Lent Message
In a Lent reflection Rev. Harold M. Mallett argues finality cripples faith and aging. He cites Faust and a London painting before noting Christ's resurrection defeats finality, offering hope that no one must remain as they are and that Christ is alive. He closes with I Corinthians 15 20 and a green bough proverb.
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Art Conference at KU Draws 1500 Students and Teachers
Nearly 1,500 junior and senior high school students and teachers are expected for the 20th annual High School Art Conference at Kansas. About 1,000 works will be shown on two floors of Strong Hall and the Kansas Union. Works will be judged for criticism, with KU critics available for consultations. Critics include Rosemary Beymer, Alice Schwartz, James Seidelman, and Robert Montgomery.
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Kansas University
Strong Hall
Kansas Union
Rosemary Beymer
Kansas City, Mo
Alice Schwartz
Southern Illinois University
James Seidelman
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Robert Montgomery
Putty Probe Follows Rash Tied to School Substance
FDA officials investigate a transparent putty like material named Flubber and Plubber after rash reports from students in Jackson County Missouri and Johnson County Kansas. At Red Bridge School 52 of 105 owners showed symptoms while Boone School reported 45 cases. Alfred Barnard said samples were sent to Washington for testing and labels claim the material is non toxic.
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Kansas City
Food and Drug Administration
Jackson County
Missouri
Johnson County
Kansas
Red Bridge
Boone School
Alfred Barnard
FDA
Barnard
Washington
Massachusetts Farmer Courts Cold-Tuck Turkeys With Pads
A Massachusetts farmer uses electric heating pads on the floor of his broader house to keep turkeys warm and prevent cold feet. The plan aims to stabilize turkey comfort during handling and transport.
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Massachusetts
Canal Digging Demanded Half Million Workers
The Panama Canal project required about five hundred thousand laborers to complete the monumental excavation and construction effort.
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Panama Canal
Paper industry consumes ten percent of U S chemical output
The article notes that the paper sector takes about 10 percent of the United States chemical industry’s total production, highlighting its substantial material use and industrial footprint.
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U.S
KU Scientists Near Breakthrough in Antibody Research
Kansas University scientist Charles A. Leone pursues creating antibodies in a test tube by irradiating protein skeletons and remolding them into antibodies. The Atomic Energy Commission funds this seventh year of work with 14,600 dollars. Researchers include R. Jack Reida and George H. Sweet, with additional graduate and undergraduate help. If successful, vaccines may improve and radiation sickness risk could lessen after atomic exposure.
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Charles A. Leone
Leone
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Dr Leone Research Aims to Boost Radiation Recovery
After radiation destroys the antibody-producing mechanism in cells the opposite of Dr Leone's research seeks. Leone's program is designed to reinforce the body's capacity to recover from radiation damage.
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Dr. Leone
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