Vandalism Season Marks Start Amid School Damage
The April through November period dubbed vandalism season begins this week with school window smashings. The toll on taxpayers runs into millions, listing New York City at 1 254 989 dollars Chicago at 883 025 Boston at 789 700 for 1963 64.
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KU Dean Kenneth Anderson to receive Minnesota honor
KU School of Education Dean Kenneth E. Anderson will be awarded Minnesota University’s Outstanding Achievement Award at the Minnesota College of Education Alumni Association meeting in Minneapolis on April 30. A native of Minnesota, he earned a B S from Minnesota in 1932, an MA in 1934, and a PhD in 1949, and has led KU since 1952 while serving as a professor of education.
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Physician and Emerson Grandson Dr Alexander Forbes Dies
Dr. Alexander Forbes 82 physiologist geographer and grandson of Ralph Waldo Emerson died Saturday. He taught at Harvard University and at the University of Liverpool.
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Tune Up Brake Service Muffler and Tailpipe
Balancing and aligning service for generators and starters. Pickup and delivery road service offered at 6th and Mass location.
Feat by Kennedy Debunked by Expert Climber
The Mount Kennedy ascent by a group including Senator Kennedy is called a stunt by The Insider's Newsletter. Controversy surrounds the joint venture proposal by Canada and the United States as the National Geographic Society and Boston Museum of Science sponsored the climb. Veteran climbers acknowledge the climbers were first rate, with one saying they carried Kennedy along.
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Asia Radicalism Discussion at KU Dyche Hall
A 7 30 p m Tuesday talk on Radicalism in China and Japan will be held in Kansas University Dyche Hall Auditorium. Speakers include Lucien Bianco from Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes France and George Totten from Rhode Island University Political Science Department with Robert Burton moderating. The East Asian Committee and the Political Science Department sponsor the free event open to the public.
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Des Moines Youth Choir In Concert Here Tonight
Des Moines fifth through high school students of the Matins Choir Plymouth Congregational Church Des Moines Iowa will give a public concert at 7 30 tonight at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lawrence The chorus sings in multiple languages and accompanies themselves The event is free and open to the public. Patrina the tiger from A Tiger Walks and Flipper from the TV series were named performing animal TV stars of the year at the Patsy awards presented Saturday by the American Humane Association.
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Flipper and Patrina Named Hollywood Animal Stars of the Year
Hollywood AP reports Flipper the porpoise and Patrina the tiger are named animal stars of the year. The feature highlights their performances and fame in film and TV, celebrating their appeal and influence in entertainment.
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180000 In KC Given Sabin Polio Vaccine
In Kansas City area on Sunday nearly 180000 people received oral Sabin polio vaccine at school buildings across five counties. The mass immunization carried no charge, though 50 cent donations were accepted from those who could afford it.
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