Tuberculosis Tests Set for Lawrence High Students
Tests for tuberculosis will be given Thursday to Lawrence High School seniors and new students at the school. The Douglas County Health Department is administering the screenings.
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Wall ,Lawrence Highchool
Douglas County Health Dept
Desoto School
DeSoto High School
Nasium
Richard M. Lauffer
DeSoto High
DeSoto
Highway 10
Journal-World Photo
Deserters Seek French Residence and Work Permits
A large group of U S Army deserters and draft dodgers, calling themselves resisters, sought temporary residence and work permits in France after leaving units in Germany and Ft Jackson. They were escorted to the central police headquarters by two French attorneys, and said they joined others avoiding military service amid opposition to US Vietnam policy. Names given include Clarence Montford Jr and Dave Denmen among others.
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Hey
Central Po
Germany
Ft. Jackson
Com
France
Vietnam
Clarence ‘Montford’ Jr
Joliet, Ill
Montford
Dave Denmen
Eustis
Fla
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Philip’. Wan
Voters Reject Open Housing Ordinance in Columbia Missouri
Voters in Columbia Missouri defeated an open housing proposal by 800 votes in a high turnout election. unofficial tallies from 23 precincts show 4,453 in favor and 5,271 against, with total turnout about 9,700 breaking records for a single issue vote.
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Columbia
Dance concert set by Tau Sigma at Kan University
Members of the honorary dance fraternity Tau Sigma will appear in art at 8 02 p m April 3 and 4 in University Theatre at Kan University
Kansas University Receives Ipili Paiyala Artifacts
Kansas University has received a collection of Ipili Paiyala artifacts from the remote highlands of the United Nations Trust Territory of New Guinea. Funds from the KU Endowment Association funded the purchase, tied to Prof. Frances Ingemann, KU linguistics chair, who conducted field work in 1964 65 under NSF sponsorship and returned in 1966 67 for further studies.
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United Nations Trust
New Guinea
Kansas University
KU Endowment Association
Frances Ingemann
Miss Ingemann
National Science Foundation
Ipili-Paiyala Contact with West Alters Village Life
Since 1961 the Ipili-Paiyala have mixed with western civilization while preserving traditional ways. Missionaries and traders drive rapid change as Miss Ingemann collects artifacts to document authentic primitive technology. The lot includes bow and arrows clothing and decoration a wig and musical instruments. Objects were in use when bought. Motion pictures and slides document life and artifact use. A public display will follow cataloging.
Snooping Claims in DuBois Clubs Probe
The Justice Department indicated government eavesdropping in an investigation of the W E B DuBois Clubs of America a group it says is a Communist front The hearing set for March 26 in New York before the Subversive Activities Control Board may be delayed until the Supreme Court rules on a related extortion case involving bugging issues If the court rules against the government the DuBois Clubs lawyers could access information gathered from surveillance.
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Washington
Justice Department
W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America
Department
Subversive Activities Control Board
New York
Supreme Court
DuBois Clubs
Harry Kurnitz Dies at 59 in Hollywood
Hollywood novelist and screenwriter Harry Kurnitz, famed as the funny man of the Jet Set, died of a heart attack at Mt. Sinai Hospital after suffering the attack last weekend. He wrote The Happy Road and Witness for the Prosecution and contributed to Once More With Feeling.
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Hollywood (Ap
Harry Kurnitz
Hollywood
Kurnitz
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Detective writer Kurnitz as court jester to Hollywood elite
Obscure novelist and detective story author served among a Hollywood group that included Cole Porter Ira Gershwin Billy Wilder John Huston George S Kaufman Moss Hart and Leonard Lyons. He wrote Touch of Venus and Reclining Figure among other works.
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Kurnitz
Hollywood
Cole Porter
Ira Gershwin
Billy Wilder
John Huston
Moss Hart
Leonard Lyons
Radio Evangelist Dr. Charles Fuller Dies in Los Angeles
Dr. Charles E. Fuller 80 radio evangelist of Old Fashioned Revival Hour died of heart disease in Los Angeles. He reached about 10 million weekly and co founded Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
Charles E. Fuller
Fuller
Fuller Theological Seminary
Pasadena
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