KU to start Colleges Within the College next fall
Kansas University announces a new program dividing entering freshmen in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences into five units called Colleges Within the College. Each unit will have a director two assistants and 24 faculty advisers with about 450 freshmen per unit. Centennial College will include both freshmen and sophomores and be led from Ellsworth Hall.
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Kansas University
Jerry Lewis
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lewis
KU College of Liberal Arts and ‘Sciences
Oliver
Joseph R. Pearson
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Corbin Halls
Centennial College
Ellsworth Hall
Corbin College
Oliver College
Pearson College
North College
Carnegie Foundation
Elsworth Hall
Oliver Hall
Ellsworth
Oliver Halls
McCollum and Templin Halls
Corbin
Lawrence
Corbin Hall
Kala Stroup
William Balfour
Elliot Gillerman
Gertrude Sellars
Pearson
KU Council For Progress
Emily Taylor
Donald K. Alderson
James K. Hitt
J. J. Wilson
George R. Waggoner
Earl Farley
University Library
Summerfield Hall
Teens Gather for 10th Kansas Safety Conference
About 300 Kansas teens attend the 10th annual Kansas Teen Age Traffic Safety Association conference at the Kansas Union with events through Saturday. Highlights include crowning the Teen Age Traffic Safety Queen and a coronation dance featuring the Wayne Nelson combo. essay and poster winners are announced and Gov. Docking was listed as principal speaker but is away in Washington, D C.
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Kansas
The
Kansas Union
Hight
Union
Wayne Nelson
Kathy Ann Schippers
Oakley
Ruth Simon
Wichita
Janis Herman
Kathy Robey
Coffeyville
Linda Langworthy
Silver Lake
Helen Levret
Wetmore
Debbie Berkley
Bennington
Gary Hunter
Rosedale High School
State Association
Sandra Roberts
Calif
Kansas City
Lawrence High School
David Harsha
Brian Sanders
Miles Zimmerman
LHS
Alice Smith
Cherokee
Alice Domann
Nortonville
Christine Isaacs
Mary Lisa Seely
Mary Coleman
Terrie Becker
Janet Larsen
Jamestown
Kathy Henry
Almena
Robert Docking
Washington, D. C
Lyndon Johnson
Dodd Defends Conscience Amid Finance Hearings
Senator Thomas J. Dodd told the Senate ethics committee that after a decade of financial strain his conscience is clear and he did not profit personally. He denounced testimony by former aide Michael O’Hare as lies and said most expenses were political, denying knowledge of money orders or duplicate travel bills.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee Today
Connecticut
Bipartisan Committee
Dodd
Michael V. O’hare
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
O’hare
Mrs Yeager Dies Of Fire Injuries
Mrs Mary Jean Yeager 60 died Thursday night hours after her husband Vice Admiral Howard A Yeager was buried with military honors at the U S Naval Academy Cemetery in Annapolis He and Mrs Yeager were injured in a fire at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center that killed him two WAVES died in the blaze Their son Lt H Bailey Yeager stayed by his mother’s bedside instead of attending the funeral The Yeagers were from Salina Kansas
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Great Lakes, Ill
Mary Jean Yeager
Howard A. Yeager
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Yeager
9Th Naval District
Lawmen Seek Escapee Fry After Jail Break
Lawmen pursue leads in the search for Allen Wayne Fry a 21 year old Leavenworth man who escaped from the Douglas County jail last Monday Fry described as 5 feet 10 inches tall brown hair hazel eyes medium build 160 pounds Fry allegedly armed robbed the Deep Rock service station on New Year’s Day and was awaiting court when he fled using a bedsheet rope
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Allen Wayne Fry
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Fry
Deep Rock
2Nd St
Senate OK backs LBJ policy on consular treaty
The Senate narrowly approved the U S Soviet consular treaty seen as a step to better East West ties amid the Vietnam War. The pact grants access to Americans in Soviet custody within four days and sets diplomatic immunity for consular officers, with Moscow likely to ratify soon.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Moscow
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
New York
Chicago
Leningrad
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vladivostok
Fire Wrecks Barn on Lederer Farm
A barn on Arley Lederer’s Lederer farm, about 20 miles east of Baldwin Junction on U S Highway 56, was destroyed by fire discovered at 1 a.m. The loss included a steer, several farm implements, tools, and about a ton of hay. Lawrence firefighters responded with three additional grass fires tackled later in the day near E 11th Street, Route 3, and 7th and Connecticut Streets.
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Arley Lederer
Baldwin Junction
Lederer
Baldwin Rural Fire Department
Lawrence
E. 11Th Street
Lawrence Freight Line
7Th
Connecticut Streets
Quarantine Planned for Vung Tau Over Plague Outbreak
Officials announce partial quarantine on Vung Tau due to plague outbreak along South Vietnam's east coast. More than 100 suspected cases reported. visitors to Vung Tau must show inoculation certificates per port authorities.
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Saigon
Vung Tau
South Vietnam
Rumsey Funeral Home Serves Lawrence Area Since 1920
Local obituary and funeral service notice for Rumsey Funeral Home serving Lawrence area since 1920 with contact details and available arrangements. The notice emphasizes long standing community presence and service options.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Two Non Injury Crashes Reported In City
Two traffic accidents occurred Thursday in the city. At 2 40 p.m. at 14th and Mass Streets a collision involving Madeline J. Douglas and Nancy L. Walters caused 210 dollars of total damage. At 8 14 p.m. at 19th and Mass Streets Merry K. Browning and Jane E. Lenderman collided causing 175 dollars on Browning’s car and 250 dollars on Lenderman’s car.
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14Th and
Mass. Sts
Madeline J. Douglas
Lakeside
Nancy L. Walters
Oxford Rd
19Th
Merry K. Browning
N. Y. St
Jane E. Lenderman
W. 25Th St
Browning Auto
Lenderman
Road maintenance funding boosted in Kansas bill
Ray Wells and other city officials testified before the Senate Highways Committee in Topeka in support of a bill raising the annual state aid to cities for highway maintenance from 500 to 750 per lane mile. The bill would allow cities with verified expenses over 750 per lane mile to receive the full amount. Attendees included John Decker Wichita city attorney John Lewis Topeka city attorney Al Thelen Atchison city manager and Ray Wells Lawrence city manager.
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Topeka
Senate Highways Committee
John Decker
Wichita
John Lewis
al Thelen
Atchison
Ray Wells
Lawrence
St Patrick's parade and KU events in Lawrence
Lawrence recap covers a 3 15 PM St Patrick's Day parade start before Learned Hall with Learned Miss candidates, Engineering Exposition April 21 22, and a campus dance to benefit Achievement Place. Also notes congressional visitors for KU game, a prison anthropology meeting, new library borrowing cards, and the Hashinger McCollum College Bowl final.
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Kansas University
Learned Hall
Jayhawk Boulevard
Red Dog Inn
Lawrence
KU School of Engineering and Architecture
School of Engineering and Architecture
Legislators Laud KU Cage Success
The Kansas House and Senate adopt a resolution praising Kansas University basketball for its standout season and wish the Jayhawks luck in the NCAA Midwest Regional at Allen Fieldhouse. KU, 22 3, faces Houston 24 3 Louisville 23 3 and SMU 19 5 with games noted for 9 p.m. and 7 p.m. matchups.
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U.S
Larry Winn
Chet Mize
Kansas
Jayhawk
Houston
Allen Fieldhouse
KU Rooters
Winn
Leawood
Mize
Atchison
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Chicago
Kansas House and Senate
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Lawrence
Morris Kay
John Vogel
Reynolds Shultz
Douglas County
Louisville
SMU
Art Donations to Fund Spain Church Excavation Study
Marilyn Stokstad of Kansas University will study Romanesque sculpture at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia using $11,000 donated through the National Humanities Foundation. She will review 11th and 12th century sections and Moorish influences, spending a semester yearly in Spain for two years and returning to KU to teach between periods.
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Marilyn Stokstad
Art Museum
Kansas University
Spain
National Humanities Foundation
Miss Stokstad
Santiago de Compostela
Galicia
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Ill
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Hinsdale
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Margaret Porter
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Patricia Cowen
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Sherry Buchanan
Journal-World Photo
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R- 5
Vietnam
Bill Rutherford
Hris Aller
Warren Mitchell
Charlie Brown
Gene Hardtakfer
al Endacott
Guy Kidwell
Gene Haley
St. Pat’s
Achievement Place
City Recreattion Commission
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Kansas Anthropological Association
Federal
William Bass
Waldo R. Wedel
Smithsonian Institution
Bass
Hashinger Hall
McCollum Hall
McCollum
Hashinger
Columbia
W. Clarke Wescoe
Buffalo
N. Y
Stockton Kimball
State University of New York
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Dr. Kimball
Lawrence Memorial Co
Man Enda
Mr. Buck
Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
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William C. Warren
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