Class Reunion Planning Underway At KU Commencement Weekend
KU alumni and reunion committees meet with Dick Wintermore to map events for June 5 to 7 including Gold Medal Club luncheon on June 6. Class of 1955 plans a June 5 party and June 6 luncheon, while 1925 and 1940 groups schedule dinners and luncheons amid commencements and open houses.
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Kansas University
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Kansas Union
Gold Medal Club
Wintermore
Union
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
Mortar Board
Phi Beta Kappa
Alumni Association Board of Directors
Endowment Association Board of Trustees
Department of Design
School of Pharmacy
James F. Duncan
Kansas City
Harlan Parkinson
Lawrence
Donald Sneegas
Pamela Lane
Hans Hansen
W. 20Th St. Terr
Robert Hersh
W. 9Th St
Allen L. Moore
Nathan Dr
Frank Pinet
W. 12Th St
Byron Springer
Ind. St
Gerald Cooley
Spencer
Dana Leibengood
W. 9Th
Henry Schwaller
Hays
Russell Mosser
Sunset Dr
Mosser
Frank Owen
Maine
Frieda Cowles
Meadow Lane
P. Allen Reese
Ill. St
Chester Spray
Jack Happy
Mass. St
Max Replogle
Lawrence Ave
Dwight Metzler
Learnard Ave
Lloyd Schurr
Harvard Rd
Clyde Bysom
W. 21St St
Tom W. Poor
Seneca
Samuel Gilchrist
W. 19Th St
Fred Montgomery
Tenn
Dolph Simons
Country Club
Terr
Richard Stevens
la. St
William Savage Johnson
Crescent Rd
Charles B. Taylor
Ark
Christine Wenrich
Winona
Patti Sankee
Freshman Senator Seeks More Time to Prove Worth
The freshman senator from the region says he supports his constituents facing higher property taxes and plans to gain more impact as he grows into his first major government role. He notes the burden on those least able to pay and emphasizes the value of experience to push his agenda.
Rumsey Funeral Home Service Day or Night
Funeral home announces 24 hour service at Rumsey Funeral Home VI 93 5111. Ad excerpt notes contact details for arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Wescoe reacts to Regents step on anti discrimination policy
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe praised the Regents resolution prohibiting discrimination on race religion or national origin. He said the policy allows everyone to be heard and supports University Human Relations Committee efforts to determine campus facts under Board guidance.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas Board of Regents
Henry Bubb
Topeka
John W. Eberhardt
Wichita
L. D. Morgan
Goodland
Wescoe
Missouri Coed Ellen Walker Crowned Baker Beauty Queen
Ellen Walker of Independence Missouri was named Baker University Beauty Queen during intermission of the spring musical Little Mary Sunshine. About 300 students attended events. 2 000 watched performances over two evenings with Jane Shippee and Larry Thomas later named 1965 Popularity King and Queen.
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Ellen Walker
Independence
Baker University
Little Mary Sunshine
Baker
Baldwin
Miss Walker
Baker U
Zeta Tau Alpha
Richard Brown
Vernon Michael
W. J. Scarborough
King and Queen
Baker Student Union
Jane Shippee
Kansas City
Larry Thomas
Leawood
Two at Lansing Methyl Victims
Ward en Sherman Crouse reported two Kansas Penitentiary inmates died Sunday after drinking poisonous methyl alcohol. Three other inmates were hospitalized in no immediate danger. The deceased were Robert F. Anderson, 34, Fort Dodge Iowa, received June 30, 1950, from Shawnee County, and John R. Ronic, 27, Gary Indiana, received December 15, 1959, from Leavenworth County. Anderson also faced 10 to 21 years for robbery.
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Lansing
Kan
Sherman Crouse
Kansas Penitentiary
Crouse
Robert F. Anderson
Fort Dorge
Iowa
Shawnee County
John R. Ronic
Gary
Ind
Leavenworth County
Anderson
Proposal on Printer Introduced Saturday
A constitutional amendment to abolish the elective state printer position was introduced in the Kansas House by the State Affairs Committee. The proposal aligns with a Legislative Council recommendation to make the printer an appointive role in the Department of Administration. Rep. Jess Taylor said the resolution would return to committee for hearings.
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Kansas House
State Affairs Committee
Legislative Council
Department of Administration
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
King Leads Civil Rights March From Selma to Montgomery
Demonstrators head from Dallas County toward Lowndes County then Montgomery to press voting rights and police action protests. King predicts thousands will join, with Rev Bevel reporting about 8000 and Bunche among international observers. Clergy and diverse supporters participate.
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Dallas County
Lowndes County
U.S. 80
Montgomery
King
James Bevel
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Lawrence Board Meeting Delayed For Superintendent Talk
The Lawrence Board of Education will meet at 8 tonight at Central Junior High School instead of 7 30. The delay allows Supt. Carl Knox to speak at Hillcrest School.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Carl §. Knox
Hillcrest School
Rotary Hears Of KU Theater Plan
Lawrence Rotary heard Prof. Jed Davis outline KU child theater development since 1960. He said KU aims to build a comprehensive theater program and grow into a leading national center with a strong campus plant. Davis argued children’s theater enriches community culture and challenges TV as a cultural standard.
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Rotary
Lawrence Rotary Club
Jed Davis
Davis
Lawrence
University
Ile Theater
Kil
Childrens Theater
Childrens' Theater
T.V
JRP Team Mini KU College Bowl Champions
JRP Team Mini KU College Bowl finished Sunday with a 200-175 win over Joseph R Pearson Residence Hall team No 2 to claim the intramural title. JRP No 1 led late after a tough Q A session, entering Sunday 5-0 in three weeks of play. Tournament directed by William Cibes was double elimination and awarded a traveling trophy and a static trophy to be displayed at Joseph R Pearson Hall.
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Joseph R. Pearson
Kansas University
Joseph I. Pearson
Ffal
JRP
Wenl
Sjrp No. 2
William Cibes
Altarmonesetttr
JNP No. 1
Roding
Non-Deadly Gas Used In Viet Nam Warfare Experiments
South Viet Nam forces and U S officials confirm nonlethal gases tested in central Viet Nam aimed at immobilizing Viet Cong to rescue prisoners and neutralize tunnel areas. Gases cause tears nausea vomiting and weakness, but acceptance among troops and the American public remains problematic.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pentagon
Washington
Viet Nam
Associated Press
Horst Faas
Shriver Calls for Uplift of Fitness Programs
Eunice Kennedy Shriver arrives in Dallas to address the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation convention and urges a revolution in physical fitness programs for the mentally retarded.
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Dallas
Tex
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Fire at KU dorm basement apartment ends with no damage
Lawrence fire crews rushed to Corbin Hall at 11 18 p m Saturday after a basement apartment fire started in the Lee custodians home. KU police controlled traffic while Mrs Lee slept and placed meat under the broiler, but officers reported no damage.
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Lawrence Fire Department
Kansas University
Corbin Hall
A. E. Lee
US Withdraws 75 Million From IMF in Three Currencies
Washington reports a 75 million draw from the IMF in German marks Canadian dollars and Italian lire in equal parts. The move, part of 600 million total drawings since February 1964, exchanges foreign currency for dollars to lessen the U.S. gold drain while other countries’ dollar draws offset the net impact.
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Washington
United States
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
U.S
Wesley Walker Hurt In Sunday Car Crash
Wesley Walker of 745% N. H. St. was hospitalized Sunday night after a one car accident on Wellman Road in Jefferson County. The car skid off the road and struck a utility pole. Sheriff Rex Johnson planned to visit Walker at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. his condition was listed as fairly good.
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James Brewer
Ind. St
Lawrence
U.S. 24
Gene Shaughnessy
W. 22Nd St. Terr
Courteou
Jim Busse
Wesley Walker
N. H. St. Wag
Wellman Road
Jefferson County
Walker
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Danzi Woodwind Quintet to perform at KU Swarthout Hall
The Danzi Woodwind Quintet will give an 8 p.m. concert in Swarthout Recital Hall as part of the KU Chamber Music Series. KU officials also report ongoing civil rights discussions and off campus housing recommendations for students. Incoming campus art shows appear on Jayhawk Boulevard with new graffiti urging violence toward ducks, amid Spring Fling pride.
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Danzi
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University
Jayhawk Boulevard
Mount Oread
Four LHS Students Win Top Ratings in Science Competition
Four Lawrence High School students earned first-place ratings at the Kansas Junior Academy of Science district competition held at Shawnee Mission East High School. They reported last year’s research and will compete next week in the state meet in Pittsburg.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas Junior Academy of Science
Shawnee Mission East High School
Pittsburg
Don Nolan
Ala
Alice Fitch
Route 3
Mary Jo Seyler
Westdale
Woody Wright
LHS
Walter Stromquist
W. 25Th St
Charles Pugh
Ohio
Pam Zwink
W. 21St
Angela Elniff
Sunset Dr
Dan Stump
Orchard Lane
Byron Berger
Cadet Ave
Stanley D. Roth
Janet Roth
John L. Watson
Shoulder Fracture From Three-Car Crash Near Iowa Street
Mrs Joseph McCanles age 53 of 1926 Tenn St suffered a fractured shoulder about 5 55 p m Sunday in a three car crash at 19th and Iowa Sts She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Joseph 56 The other drivers were Marlene K Dillard 24 of 161042 Barker and Hubert O Davis 46 of 2602 Ala Estimated damage to the vehicles was 3300 dollars
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Joseph McCanles
Tenn. St
19Th
Iowa Sts
Pasenger
Joseph
Marlene K. Dillard
Barker
Hubert O. Davis
Ranger 9 Maintains Perfect Flight Toward Moon
Ranger 9 preserves a flawless run on its lunar voyage with cameras aimed at Alphonsus. NASA officials said the midcourse burn was postponed about 24 hours to adjust trajectory, while spectators Grissom and Young watched the Cape Kennedy launch as Bemini craft pave the way for Apollo.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Alphonsus
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Bemini
Local Fire Calls Reported Across City Saturday
At 1 15 p m a broiler fire at Lee Sonneborn home caused no damage. A 4 20 p m grass fire at a vacant lot near FMC plant caused no damage. A 5 51 p m grass fire on East 23rd Street caused no damage. At 11 16 p m smoke from burning meat at Corbin Hall 420 W ich caused no damage.
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Lee Sonneborn
Broiler
North Ninth
FMC
23Rd Streeet
Corbin Hall
W. Lch
Community thanks for flowers and well wishes
Nancy Jones thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards food and gifts during hospital stay and after returning home. The family of Perry P. Dillon expresses gratitude for the flowers food and courtesies shown during their loss.
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Nancy Jones
Perry P. Dillon
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