KU housemothers plan six week freighter tour to South America
Six KU housemothers led by Mrs. Cletus Mason plan a six week air conditioned freighter cruise beginning in New Orleans around June 15. They will sail to Panama Colombia Ecuador Peru and Chile aboard a cargo ship with 12 passengers and 38 crew, then return via Galveston and Valparaiso.
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Kansas ‘University
South America
Panama
Colombia
Ecuador
Chile
Peru
John McCuish
Kappa
Kansas University
China
Ginning
New Orleans
Columbia
Cuador
Cletus Mason
Kappa Kappa
Gam
Ma Sorority
Mason
M. H
Air
Galveston
Tex
Cristobal Or Balboa
Buenaventura
Guayacquil
Calle
Matarani
Antofagasta
Valparaiso
Tree Trimmer Killed In Shawnee Accident
Willie E. Hunter, 39, a tree trimmer, was electrocuted while topping a dead tree in suburban Shawnee Kansas on Thursday. A fellow worker said a limb was sawn free and a gust swung it into a 7 200 volt power line. Haskell Dance Set For Has Kell Institute Students Tonight In Tecumseh Hall No admission charged.
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Kansas City
Willie E. Hunter
Shawnee
Kan
Hunter
Haskell Dance
Haskell‘ Institute
Teen Age Republicans to Convene in Topeka This Weekend
The fourth annual Kansas Teen Age Republican Convention is set for Topeka this weekend. Representative Garry Brown of Michigan will address the teenagers Saturday night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garry Brown
Michigan
ABA Sets Up Panel to Plan Rules on Press
The American Bar Association formed a seven member Legal Advisory Committee on Fair Trial and Free Press to develop guidelines for reporting arrests and pending criminal cases. Judge Edward J. Devitt of Minnesota is chairman, with members from Los Angeles Newark and Portland among others. The panel will work with state and local bars to promote voluntary cooperation between the bar and media while aligning with Reardon standards.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA Legal Advisory Committee On
Association
House of Delegates
Reardon Committee
Reardon Advisory Committee On
Fair Trial and Free Press
Edward J. Devitt
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
ABA House of Delegates
Legal Advisory Committee
Alfred J. Schweppe
Washington State
Bar
Washington
Earl F. Morris
Columbus
Ohio
ABA
Devitt
St. Paul
Grant B. Cooper
Los Angeles
Reardon
John J. Gibbons
Newark
New Jersey
Harry A. Sincer
Nebraska Supreme Court
Douglas A. Anello
Washington, D.C
National Association of Broadcasters
Herbert H. Anderson
Portland
Ore
Oregon
KU Symphony Plans Spring Concert At University Theatre
The Kansas University Symphony Orchestra will present a 3 30 p m spring concert in University Theatre with KU faculty member Mrs Angelica Morales von Sauer as piano soloist She will perform Schumann Piano Concerto and the program includes Villa Lobos Erosion Bach No 2 and Shostakovich Symphony No 1 George Lawner conducts Lawner is in his third year directing the KU orchestra and opera He will be on sabbatical next year for tours in Mexico and Europe
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Kansas University Symphony Orchestra
Angelica Morales von Sauer
University Theatre
von Sauer
Carnegie Hall
Mexico
Europe
Dmitri Shostakovich
Lawner
Opera
San Francisco Opera Company
Bar media code meeting eyed for Toledo spring
Bar-press code adherence noted for Toledo based Blade and its general counsel George S Bradley. The group plans its first meeting this spring under the voluntary code.
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Bar-Media Code
George’ S. Bradley
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo ‘Blade
Legal Advisory Committee
Physicians abuse Medicaid says outgoing AMA leader
Kansas City AP reports outgoing Missouri Medical Association president Dr. Hector W. Benoit Jr. accuses a minority of physicians of inflating fees and over treating patients to profit. He warns government could step in as Medicare pays the bills. New president Dr. David N. Kerr of St. Louis to be installed Saturday.
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Kansas. City
The
Missouri Medical Association
Hector W. Benoit Jr
Kansas City
Association
House of Delegates
Benoit
David N. Kerr
St. Louis
French Academy Dictionary Completion in 1694
The French Academy founded in 1635 by Cardinal Richelieu produced a French language dictionary completed in 1694 after more than fifty years of work.
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French Academy
Cardinal Richelieu
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Sena
Richard Brooks
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Quincy Jones
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