KU Law Students Accept Challenge of the Engineers
KU law students led by Charles Hewitt accept a softball challenge from KU engineering students for May 8 but not May 8 due to Habeas Corpus Day on May 7. The weeklong events include Miss Res Ipsa Loquitor contest and faculty satire, with a Friday rock band and campus social activities.
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Overland Park
Strong Hall
Law School
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Lawrence
Miss Kansas
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Oldfather
Greek Week ends with unity amid protests and pageant
The speech by McClinton urged racial equality and democratic inclusion during Greek Week events at Memorial Stadium. Miss Newburg, Miss Bunn, and Miss Hartley are named as Greek Week queen and princesses with detailed bios, university roles, and activities.
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Carmel
Ind
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Bartlesville
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Atwood
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EU Panhellenic Association
Journal-World Photo
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China Fear Heightens Peril In Senate Hearing
Harvard professor Morton Halperin told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that China fears an American attack linked to the Viet Nam war and would deter nuclear exchange by showing resolve. Retired Gen. Griffith assessed the PLA as powerful regionally but unable to project beyond nearby areas for at least a decade. Republicans expanded hearings, inviting witnesses like Walter Judd to counter liberal views on Viet Nam policy. Senator Morse criticized President Johnson and suggested Goldwater would have better checked Viet Nam policy.
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Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Hickenlooper
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Asia
Samuel B. Griffin II
Marion Halperin
University of Michigan
Alexander Eckstein
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Morse
Goldwater
Regents Approve 47 KU Promotions and Leaves
The Kansas Board of Regents approved Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe's request for 47 faculty promotions effective July 1, including 23 from associate professor to professor and four staff promotions at KU Medical Center. Sabbatical leaves were also approved for 26 Mount Oread faculty, with additional leaves for fall and the 1966-67 academic year for several professors and instructors.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Mount Oread
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Henry Horak
Earl Huyser
Frances Ingemann
Clifford Keitel
Frank H. H. King
Roy Laird
Austin Lashbrook
John Nicholson
Harold Rosson
Kenneth Rothwell
Edward Shaw
Franklin Shantz
David Simonett
Marilyn Stokstad
Arnold Strassenburg
Raymond Stuhl
John R. Willingham
Sam Anderson
B. G. Barr
Lekh Batra
Robert Cornish
Edwin Eigner
Robert Ebermeier
Joel Gold
Joe Mott
Charles Neuringer
Lynn Osborn
Peter Richards
Howard Rosenfeld
Robert Wiley
Larry Brown
Gerald Curtis
Robert Elkins
Albert Gerken
Max Robinson
Bardford Shearer
Elizabeth Sherbon
Florence Johnson
Karl Lo
Sara Hill
John Knightly
Kenneth Anderson
KU School of Education
Elmer Beth
Paul Brotsman
William Epstein
Edgar Wolfe
William Bass
Barbara Craig
A. C. Edwards
Sidney Feldman
Miriam Green
Robert Green
Clifford Griffin
Charlton Hinman
Harold Krogh
W. Stitt Robinson
Henry Shenk
Robert Umholtz
Jaycees Sponsor Miss Lawrence KU Pageant
Lawrence Jaycees and Jaycee Jaynes will sponsor the Miss Lawrence KU Pageant with Joe Ballard as chairman. Pageant is May 6 at Central Junior High, serving as a Miss Kansas preliminary toward Miss America. Previous winners and KU ties highlighted. entrants must be Kansas resident or full-time KU student, 18+ by June 1, and unmarried. Prelims May 5, finals May 6. judging includes interview, evening gown, swim wear, and a talent act.
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Jaycee
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Joe Ballard
Central Junior High School
Atlantic City
Debbie Bryant
Kansas
Mimi Frink
Lawrence
Eudora
Miss Bryant
Miss Frink
Kansas University
Lawrence-Ku
Carolyn Parkinson
Mary Ann McGrew
Miss Kansas
Miss McGrew
Ballard
John Rouse
Iowa St
Central Junior High
Two Car Crash Near Lawrence Causes Property Damage
No injuries were reported after a two car collision on the Kansas Turnpike about seven miles east of Lawrence around 5:20 p.m. Thursday. Merilly T. Schmaltz, 23, of 909 Ind. St., rear stopped a parked car owned by Lester C. McMullen, 60, Route 3, Lawrence. Weathered by rain and hail, McMullen had pulled onto the shoulder. Schmaltz attempted to pull onto the shoulder at the same spot and failed to see McMullen’s car in time to avoid impact.
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Turnpike
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Merrily T. Schmaltz
Ind. Sr
Lester C. McMullen
Route 3
Laffere
McMullen
Topekan in Good Shape After One Car Crash
A 45 year old Topeka man Joseph R. Allen was reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car accident about 50 miles northeast of Lawrence on Highway 24 40. He suffered extensive cuts and bruises when his car slid off the road in a rain storm and struck a bank. Damages were listed at $1,000. Trooper Ronald Craner of Leavenworth investigated.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Joseph R. Allen
Highway Patrol
Ronald Craner
Leavenworth
Allen
Cranor
Pope Paul VI relaxes rules on mixed marriages
Pope Paul VI issued a long anticipated document lifting excommunication for Catholics who marry non Catholics and ending the pledge for non Catholics to promise to raise children Catholic. The Latin 1500 word decree allows mixed marriages with conditions reaffirming priestly ceremony and shifts child baptism duties to the Catholic spouse. Archbishop Ramsey planned to discuss related practical matters during his visit.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Church of England
Paul
Ramsey
Kansas sophomores named to Big Eight All Academic list
Two Kansas University sophomores George Yarnevich from Kansas City and Bo Harris from Lawrence earned honorable mention on the Big Eight Conference All Academic team announced by executive director Wayne Duke. No KU players made the first team. Local grain officials described wheat removal from elevators as normal for seasonal cleaning.
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Kansas University
George Yarnevich
Kansas City
Bo Harris
Lawrence
Wayne Duke
Red Cross Studies Douglas County Blood Program Change
The American Red Cross proposes shifting Douglas County blood operation from regional center to a Wichita regional sub center. A local committee of physicians will review the Red Cross plan and an alternative blood banking program and report recommendations to the County Medical Society and area hospitals.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Douglas County
County Medical Society
Wichita
County Medical Group
Crutcher to Speak at Mayor's Prayer Breakfast April 5
Kansas Lt Gov John Crutcher will deliver the mayor's prayer breakfast address on Tuesday April 5 at 7 30 AM at the Eldridge Hotel Olin Petefish chairing the event notes a switch from Monday to Tuesday for better attendance Crutcher a 1964 elected lieutenant governor and Kansas University graduate has wartime service in the Naval Reserve and a long Senate career He has lectured across 41 of 50 states on travel experiences with focus on Russia and Southeast Asia.
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Olin Petefish
Eldridge Hotel
Petefish
Crutcher
Kansas University
Naval Reserve
Hutchinson
Kansas Senate
Russia
Southeast Asia
Card of Thanks for hospital and funeral kindness
Sincere thanks to friends and relatives for visits cards and gifts while in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The Harris family expresses appreciation for cards food flowers and deeds in memory of our husband and father D M Harris. May the Father bless your thoughtfulness. Mrs Henrietta Harris and Family
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D. M. Harris
Henrietta Harris
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