One Tuna Can Suspect in Detroit Botulism Deaths
FDA official says only one can appears tainted with Type E botulinum toxin after two Detroit women died from suspected tuna can poisoning. Tests on other cans from the same shipment and other lots found no contamination. the exact source remains puzzling.
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Detroit
George T. Daughters
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Robert J. Solomon
Daughters
FDA
Iph Johnson
Wichita Proposal Gets Green Light In House Voting
The Kansas House approved amendments to bring Wichita University into the state system as a university under the Regents with KU input and doctoral program collaboration. The vote followed a 74 to 35 test on Ways and Means compromise amendments to the Senate passed bill.
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University
Senate approves 650000 for KU Medical Center lab
The Kansas Senate approved an appropriation of 650000 to build a new laboratory at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, sending the measure to the House in a unanimous vote. The Senate also passed a Sunday sales restriction bill by 32 to 3 and sent it to the House. Justice Harlan refused a last minute stay for Frederick C. Wood, slated for execution at Sing Sing at 10 p.m.
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Topeka
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Senate
House
Kan
Kansas Senate Today
Washington
Justice Harlan
The
Supreme Court
New York
Frederick C. Wood
Sing Sing
Ossining
N. Y
Abortion Law Bill Is Killed In Kansas House
In Topeka the House Judiciary Committee killed a liberalized abortion bill. Rep. Clyde Hill stated there were no dissenting votes as two days of debate concluded. The proposal would have allowed abortions if three physicians certified grave risk to the mother's health or severe fetal defect or rape or incest. Currently Kansas allows abortion only to save the mother's life.
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Topeka
House
Judiciary Committee
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Kansas
Kennedy Reports Costa Rica Talks Backed by Broad Pact
President Kennedy returns from San Jose with a seven nation accord to speed hemisphere development and curb Cuba based subversion. He plans a 6 p.m. Washington news conference to summarize meetings with Panama and the five Central American republics and to praise Costa Rica before 10 000 students.
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Washington
Lawrence
Panama
United States
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Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
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CBS
ABC
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Pacific Coast
Palm Beach
Fla
Capital
Cuba
Caribbean
Soviet Union
Alliance For Progress
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
University of Costa Rica
Muchas Gracias
Kansas
Kansas University
Jose
Chancellor to Speak at KU Greek Week Dinner and Events
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe will lecture at the Greek Week dinner in the Kansas Union Ballroom at 6 30 p m and crown the Greek Week queen. The event honors 13 sorority candidates and includes scholastic trophies and guest deans.
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W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Union
Wescoe
Margaret Jones
Moultrie
Alpha Delta Pi
Susan Olson
Topeka
Alpha Chi Omega
Deborah Galbraith
Wichita
Delta Delta Delta
Bessie Meador
Kansas City
Kan
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Loretta Marcoux
Havensville
Alpha Phi
Edda Buchberger
Gmunden
Austria
Alpha Omicron Pi
Janet Starr
North Hollywood
Calif
Gamma Phi Beta
Sherry Zillner
Mission
Pi Beta Phi
Camilla Swayze
Shawnee Mission
Sigma Kappa
Martha Parmley
Kappa Alpha Theta
Patsy Kendall
Holton
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sherry Wickliff
Delta Gamma
Karen Jo Emel
Colby
Chi Omega
Laurence C. Woodruff
Donald K. Alderson
Emily Taylor
Hoch Auditorium
Jayhawk Boulevard
Bailey Hall
Potter Lake
Bobby Vee
Festival of Music Friday at LHS to honor retiring principal
More than 600 students at Lawrence High School participate in the Festival of Music in the gymnasium starting at 8 o'clock. The program, dedicated to retiring principal Neal M. Wherry, features band chorus and orchestra under directors Kas Singer Nelson and Beene. The event includes Wind Ensemble soloists and a joint finale with all groups performing Battle Hymn of the Republic. Admission is 50 cents.
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Lawrence High School
L.H.S
Gilbert Weidman
Don Simpson
Sandy Miller
Steve Haught
Roger Simpson
Ray Saffren
Diane Jackson
Cynthia Colonna
Margaret Thomas
Barbara West
Linda Rye
Clarice Richardson
Nancy Pinet
Betty Blevins
Lauradien McLaughlin
Jim McCalla
James Mailhiot
Frank Brown
Nelson
Bob Green
Kenny Wertzberger
John Webb
Steve Ridgway
Nancy Maloney
Bach
Bald Mountain
Moussorgsky
Williams
Pitoni-Greyson
Elijah Rock
Hairston
Elsa
Cathedral
Wagner
Reed
al G. Barnes
Post
Lewandowski
Kalinnikoff
Bernstein
Officials Urge Science Fair Entries by Friday
Douglas County Science Fair officials call for all county students to submit applications by Friday for the March 28 31 event. More than 400 exhibits are expected with fewer than 200 applications received at the Lawrence Community Building. Top senior division winners will earn trips to the national fair in Albuquerque and a Navy science cruise for a junior or sophomore boy.
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Douglas County
Richard Gruber
Fair
Lawrence
Gruber
Lawrence High School
Albuquerque
N. M
Spring Arrives with Warmer Weekend Forecast in Lawrence
Weather notes mark spring start in Lawrence with 2:20 a.m. vernal equinox arrival and a 31 degree low, rising to 46 by noon. Frigid nights fade as Friday doors open to 60s, fair skies, and seasonal shifts toward autumn equinox later in the year.
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Lawrence
Help KU Drive Opens With Fast Start in Fund
The third annual Lawrence Higher Educational Loan Program for KU opened with a Wednesday banquet in the Union Big Eight Room. Drive chair Skipper Williams announced gifts of 7,835, about 500 over the prior record, as Lawrence seeks about 20,000 this year.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Drive
Skipper Williams
Help-Ku
Williams
Jerry Lewis
Greater University Fund
Jerry Dickson
Newton
Maurice Barker
KU Endowment Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Olin Petefish
Lewis
Notable Local Sponsors List of Donors and Supporters
A long OCR list enumerates individuals and couples linked to various local businesses and institutions. Names include McCoy Shoe Store Patchen Electric Norris Brothers Penney Company Southwestern Bell and more. The list reads as a society donors roster with accompanying titles and spouses, reflecting civic engagement.
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W. G. Parrott, Jr
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
John Selig
Eugene Shmalberg
R. E. Shmalberg
Dolph C. Simons, Jr
Dolph Simons
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Paul Smart
V. C. Springer Stewart
Postma
C. C
Weather hints of warmth across Kansas Friday
The Weather Fair notes a warmer day ahead in Kansas with Friday forecast. Tonight's low near 30 degrees, while Friday's high remains unspecified. Temperatures vary across regions as readings are collected.
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J. L. Constant
Arthur Heck
Justin Hill
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Robert McCoy
Maupintour Associates
W. O. Nelson
Norris Brothers
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