KU approves 91 faculty promotions across Lawrence and Kansas City
The Board of Regents approved new promotions for 91 Kansas University staff in ranks from assistant to professor across the Lawrence campus and the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Promotions become effective July 1 and include numerous faculty in chemistry, history, architecture, zoology, medicine, sociology, and other disciplines.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Lawrence
KU Medical
Kansas City
Board of
Regents
Ralph N. Adams
Robert Baustian
Louis F. Dellwig
Theodore H. Eaton
Bernard Frazier
William Gilbert
Norris G. Haring
Dan Hopson Jr
Bert Kaplan
Walter J. Meserve Jr
Russell B. Mesler
Norris S. Nahman
William R. Reardon
Domingo Ricart
Frederick E. Samson
Charles B. Saunders
Richard B. Sheridan
Earth B. Shurtz
Robert Stump
Elden Tefft
David Vieth
Charles K. Warriher
Edward J. Zeller
Mel E. Adams
Max Lngstene
Dolores M. * Id
Fran E. X. Dance
William E. Duellman
Thomas M. Gale
Philip B. Hartley
Philip L
M. Arlene Payne
Seymour Bakerman
Tom D. Y. Chin
Sun Hak Choy
Guy Norman Loufbourron
Philip A. Marks
John M. Nichols
Hazel Parry
David M. Gibson
David B. Morgan
A. Lee Copeland
Social Service
Ken Davidson
Margaret Gwinn
David T. Janigan
Donald R. Justesen
Mary F. Kasselman
Robert T. Manning
William ¥. MecKnelly
Arnold Moskowitz
Luisa Raijmen
Robert Ransmeier
Stanton L. Rosenberg
Gerassimos Roussos
Shih Y. Esai
James D. van Antwery
James Warren
Mildred Webb
Delores Young
Edward E. Baumhardt
Ned W. Smull
Court Rules Defendants Must Get Trial Record on Appeal
The Supreme Court, in a 5 4 decision, held that defendants lacking funds must receive an adequate trial record at no cost for appeal. It stopped short of requiring a full transcript, noting alternative methods may suffice. Justice Goldberg wrote the majority, with Justice White dissents joined by Justices Clark Herlan and Stewart.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Goldberg
White
Clark
Herlan
Stewart
Kerr-McGee Buys Two More Lots in Lawrence
The Kerr-McGee Oil Co of Oklahoma City has purchased two more properties in Lawrence, one 165 feet along Highway 40 west of the Virginia Inn and another 135 feet on West 23rd west of Seyler's Garlandland. The firm already owns a 9th and Illinois service station and a lot in North Lawrence. Construction of new stations on the two lots is planned to start in June and finish by fall, per the M. R. Gill agency.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Highway 40
Virginia Inn
West 23Rd
Seyler
Gardenland
9Th and Ill, Sts
North Lawrence
M. R. Gill
Kansas House Approves Transfer Bills Amid Overcrowding Push
The Kansas House passed bills transferring children from the Kansas Receiving Home to the Kansas Neuro logical Institute in Topeka and moving the Lansing industrial farm to Atchison. Other actions included a 40 hour work week for highway crews with overtime options, updated search and seizure laws, creation of a full time Supreme Court commissioner, sale of the executive mansion, and protections against improper dismissal for workers aged 40 to 65.
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Lansing
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Senator Lauterbach Praised As Champion Of Kansas Higher Education
Kansas mourns the loss of Senator Lauterbach described as a loyal university son and a statesman who propelled higher education forward. KU Alumni exec secretary Fred Ellsworth called him a natural leader and sparkplug of KU spirit in Colby. Survivors include his son August Lauterbach of Colby and daughters Mary Wagner of Shawnee Mission and Martha Anne Lauterbach, a KA freshman living in Pearson Hall.
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Fred Ellsworth
KU Alumni Association
Lauterbach
Colby
August G. Lauterbach
Mary Wagner
Shawnee Mission
Martha Anne Lauterbach
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Delta Delta Delta
State Creates First P T P Unit in Topeka
State leaders gathered at the Kansas Historical Society auditorium to learn how to organize People-to-People councils locally. Lawrence, KU, and its foreign student program helped pioneer the effort with support from Gov. John Anderson and speakers including Frank Carlson and W Clarke Wescoe.
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Kansas
Kansas Historical Society
Lawrence
Kansas University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Anderson
Joyce Hall
Hallmark Cards
Anderson
James Strong
People Council
W. Clarke Wescoe
U.S
Frank Carlson
Kansas City
Printers Reject Contract Offer Across New York Dailies
Union printers rejected a contract settlement offered by Mayor Wagner and approved by publishers. The Local 6 strike began December 8 against four newspapers, with 1,621 voting against and 1,557 for the proposal, delaying restoration of eight major dailies.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
el International Typographical Union
Weather continues with rain forecast and wind damaged power
Weather continued with repairs underway after Saturday winds cut power in several areas. Tree limbs fell at 7th and Locust and 21st and New Hampshire causing 35 to 40 minute outages. A limb damaged a car on Connecticut Street and windows shattered citywide. No fires reported. March precipitation totals and a forecast for a second major rain producer this month are noted. A severe weather alert covers a 120 mile strip from Wichita Falls Texas to Joplin Missouri with possible thunderstorms hail damaging winds and a tornado.
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7Th
Locust
21St
New Hampshire Sts
Connecticut Street
Carl Kelly
Ind. St
Here
Wichita Falls
Tex
Joplin
Weather Bureau
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List Include Many Names
A long list shows births and residents linked to Memorial Hospital and several towns. Entries include baby announcements for Elaine Plager and a baby girl, Norma Merkel and a baby boy, Mary Da Prato and a baby boy, and Minilee Bales with a baby, among others, with multiple addresses in Eudora Williamstown Tonganoxie Ottawa and nearby areas. Also noted are couples welcoming a son and a daughter on weekend days and several residents named across Kansas locations.
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Marguerite Schwarz
Velma Chamberlain
Linwood
Claude Landon Sr
Eudora
Helen Krische
Cadet
Elaine Plager
Williamstown
Norma Merkel
W. 13Th
Marianna Klimenko
Robert Lester
Ernest Korb
Phyllis Elaine Cunningham
N. H
Joseph Karnowski
Cora Janeway
Allen Westerhouse
Mary da Prato
Catherine van Joolen
Minilee Bales
Beverly Revey
Ottawa
Merle Baker
Gordon Evans
Ursula Stammler
Supreme Court frees New York inmate on habeas review
The Supreme Court ruled that a New York life term prisoner who did not appeal his 1942 murder conviction may be released in a federal habeas corpus proceeding if he is not given a new state trial immediately. The decision in Charles Noia’s case allows release despite no direct appeal. Justice Brennan wrote the majority. Justice Harlan dissented, joined by Clark and Stewart. Noia avoided appeal fearing possible death sentence in a retrial.
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Supreme Court
New York State
Charles Noia
Murray Hammeroff
New York City
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Harlan
Clark
Stewart
Noia
Soviet Sub Left Cuba Aims At Latin America Exiles Say
Miami exiles circulated a report that a Soviet submarine departed Cuba with arms for Latin American countries. The letter dated Feb 19 in Havana claims arms shipments via a Cuban naval launch, with cargo labeled for Venezuela Panama Nicaragua and Honduras and mentions sabotage plans in New York City and training at the University of Havana for Dominican Republic actions. It cites Russian and Chinese goods on board and alleges Cuba's Fidel Castro meddling at the university and covert indoctrination of Congolese.
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Fla
Cuba
Luis Conte Aguero
Christian Anti-Communist Front
Havana
High Seas
Venezuela
Panama
Nicaragua
Honduras
University of Havana
Dominican Republic
Nincompoop
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Brazil
New York City
Park stickers approved compromise for state parks
The Kansas Senate committee backed a revenue bill to issue 3 day automobile stickers at 1 with an alternative to a 5 annual windshield sticker for parks near federal reservations. Lawmaker Ford Harbaugh said the 3 day option would be fairer for families and public relations. The measure advances for passage.
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Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
State Park and Resources Authority
Leg
Ford Harbaugh
R-Wellington
Spelling Champ Crowned in County Contest
Mary Topping of India School won the eighth grade division at West Junior High in a countywide spelling contest. She must defeat three other champions this Saturday to reach the state meet in Topeka. The event, directed by Earl Wilson, drew 183 participants with champions named across grades from seventh to second.
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India School
West Junior High School
Topeka
Miss Topping
Wanda Flory
Willow Springs
Mary Dardis
Holy Family of
Eudora
Fred Mauk
Baldwin
Kelvin Heck
Grant
Judy Smith
Brackett
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Mark
Linda Wisdom
India
Helen Thompson
Heck
Mary ‘Kay Sommer
Holy Family
Charles Taylor
Riverside
Miss Smith
Paul Karnowski
Leader Set For Fund Soliciting For KU Student Loan Drive
Dolph C. Simons Jr. will head this year’s Lawrence HELP KU fund drive with George Ryan Mike Getto Jack Arensberg Ray Stoneback Robert Scmalberg Jack Moore John Chaney Dick Raney Tom Moore and C E Brownie Kerts as division leaders. Skipper Williams seeks new records in contributors and totals. more than 33000 already pledged and loans in place to students. The campaign opens with a kickoff banquet at KU Wednesday evening.
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Lawrence
Help-Ku
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Simons
George Ryan
Mike Getto
Jack Arensberg
Ray Stoneback
Robert Scmalberg
Jack Moore
John Chaney
Dick Raney
Tom Moore
C. E. (Brownie) Kerts
Skipper Williams
Bolivian Plane Crash Sought in Peru Recovery Efforts
A search party reached the crash site in southern Peru where a Bolivian airliner went down Friday. The Civil Aeronautics Agency said it does not know when the party can return with the 36 passengers and 4 crew members.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Peru
Civil Aeronautics Agency
Byrd Lashes At Crackpots In Economic Debate
South Bend Indiana AP Sen Harry Byrd criticizes crackpot economists he says mislead federal fiscal policy He warns against balancing the budget and urges replacing such advisers with sound men as he chairs the Senate Finance Committee He favors responsible tax reduction.
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South Bend
Ind
Harry E. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Vitiginan
Senate Finance Committee
Prisoners freed from Cuba report missile tests heard
Two American women released from Cuban jails say they heard Russians test firing missiles during imprisonment. They described bars shaking in their hands as they spoke with New York attorney James Donovan who arranged their release with no strings attached.
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Miami
Fla
James Donovan
New York
Lawrence college bowl contest advances eight teams
In a Sunday competition at Kansas University's college eight teams compete for progression to the championship. With three elimination rounds left counselors and residence hall teams face Joseph R. Pearson Pearson and Stevenson scholarship halls and several fraternities. The winner advances to the Big Eight College Bowl Contest.
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Kansas University’s College
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Joseph R. Pearson
Pearson
Clifton corrects former owner record at Jayhawk Café
Bill Crank purchased the Jayhawk Cafe at 1340 Ohio Street from Paul Sinclair, clarifying that Carl Clifton was the prior owner. A real estate agent had incorrectly named Clif Calvin as a former owner.
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Bill Crank
Paul Sinclair
Carl Clifton
Clif Calvin
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