Edie Fisher Says Reports Of Rift Ridiculous
Singer Eddie Fisher denied a marriage rift with Elizabeth Taylor calling reports preposterous and ridiculous. He said Taylor declined to issue a statement and later received a call from Rome. Fisher and Taylor, both 30s and 33, were connected to the Cleopatra film in Rome.
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New York
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Rome
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Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Milton Blackstone
Gracie Square Hospital
Blackstone
Manshe
Cleopatra
Students Prepare for Spring Break at Kansas University
Kansas University students end classes and head home for a nine day Easter recess. Some plan trips to Florida, the Gulf Coast, the Southwest and California. Final exams begin in seven weeks, with graduation events scheduled from June 3 to June 4 and summer session setup from June 7 to August 4.
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Mt. Oread
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Gulf Coast
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Chamber Meet Tuesday At University Union Ballroom
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting at 6 30 p m next Tuesday in the Kansas University Student Union Ballroom. Reservations should be made at the Chamber office. H F Tomasek of Chemargo Corp will be the main speaker. Wives of members are urged to attend.
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Five Girls Suffer Sunlamp Burns At Leavenworth Meeting
Five Leavenworth High School girls using a sun lamp under a Junior Art League meeting exposed themselves to ultraviolet rays for up to ten minutes at about 15 inches. Two hospitalized with severe burns and three with lesser injuries. Kathy McIntyre sustained near third degree burns and temporary vision impairment.
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Kathy McIntyre
Art League
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Court Docket Lists Drunk Driving and Speeding Violations
Police Court entries show Alvin Jackson cited for drunkenness at 631 E. 23rd. Traffic violations include John Burkle speeding at 1122 W. Campus and Norman Fuqua at 1422 Davis. Divorces filed include Belter and Smith, with Katherine Johnson granted. The Bernard Baruch Handicap at Saratoga on August 8 is noted as a living-person named horse race.
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John Burkle
W. Campus
Donald Woolery
E. 21St
Dada Dowd
Charles Rausch
Wedgewood
Norman Fuqua
Davis
George Glover
Miller
Clifford Howe
Cadet
Raymond Vandeventer
Otis Boardman
Ash
Nelson Gish
Gordon Chappell
Nancy Harman
W. Ilich
Michael Sherman
Norman Stuewe
Schwarz
Shirley Sim
Bernard Baruch
Saratoga
Jackie Hopes JFK Will Be With Her On Next Journey
Mrs John F Kennedy returns from a 20 day semi official tour visiting Rome India Pakistan and London He says he would rather go abroad with him next time and the President greets his wife at Washington National Airport during the homecoming The trip included the Taj Mahal the Ganges Banares the Khyber Pass and a royal luncheon with Queen Elizabeth.
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Pakistan
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Sardar
Queen Elizabeth
CU players face spring practice amid coaching change
Reported in Lawrence the CU players may arrive for spring drills with chips on shoulders after Bud Davis, an alumni appointee, was hired as coach. Also notes a Gemini spacecraft model unveiled and a People-to-People KU student tour to Kansas City stockyards and Wichita festival. County Clerk urges remaining personal property assessments in Lawrence area.
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Bud Davis
Lawrence
Delbert Mathia
City
Southern Style Dinner Raises Funds for Richland Legion
Richland American Legion hosts a Southern style ham beans and cornbread dinner from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday to fund remodels of the Legion building used for community meetings. Adults 50 cents children 35 cents. A white elephant sale on April 14 will finish the drive to fund water facilities and sidewalks.
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AWS Tie Settled By Chance At AWS Senate Session
George Ann Porter of Kansas City and Kay Timberlake of Leawood tied for AWS Senate president after a Thursday vote. Porter won when Timberlake joined the Senate as a member and committee chair. Marilyn Mueller of St. Louis was named new AWS Senate president.
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Kansas City
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Associated Women Students Senate
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Kay Timberlake
Orientation Work Set for Oread
Kansas University will host its 12th official Orientation Center for at least 55 international students. Dr. J A Buzzle, KU Germanic and Slavic Languages chair, announced a 21477.83 contract for Aug 4 to Sept 3 funded by the State Department and the Institute of International Education. The KU center, oldest of nine in the U S, guides visitors on U S customs and classroom life as they prepare for the 1962-63 school year at other institutions.
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United States
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U. S. State Department
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Rural Water District Plans in Wakarusa Township
A seven member board will supervise the new rural water district with W. Jarvis Brink as chairman. Main distribution will serve Wakarusa Township though boundaries are not limited by township lines. Billing will be metered and the district will operate nonprofit for members. Bartless and West remain as consulting engineers. engineering work starts after 20 more members join.
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Lawrence
Wakarusa
W. Jarvis Brink
Bartless and
West
Fire Damages Small Yield At Kansas State Dormitory
A blaze on the roof of the new five story women’s dormitory at Kansas State University was extinguished with damage under 5000 dollars. The fire, started by an asphalt kettle, left some roofing and stonework damaged while a concrete slab helped confine the flames. Construction continues with completion planned by fall.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Play Is Tonight At Med Center In Kansas City
Kansas University presents The Boy Friend at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. The 8:30 p.m. Battenfeld Auditorium premiere, directed by Sidney Berger, aims to build a permanent professional theater company at the Med Center with future tours planned. A USO overseas tour is planned for 1963, with future local benefit performances and road dates listed through June.
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KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Med Center
United Services Organization
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Junction City
Junction City Community Theater
Ralph Coover
Salina
Clergy Economic Education Foundation seeks funds for state conference
The Kansas Clergy Economic Education Foundation runs a statewide drive to fund its second annual conference for Kansas clergymen at Kansas University from July 15 to 20. About $1,000 of a $5,500 budget has been raised, with Jerry Adams leading the effort alongside University Extension. The program features three noted economists and representatives from agriculture, business, and labor.
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Kansas University
Jerry Adams
University Textension
Kansas
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Agriculture
William T. Hogan
S. J
Fordham University
William Haber
Michigan University
John Hicks
Purdue University
Riley Burcham
Lawrence National Bank
Joe Smerchek
Kansas Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Paul Holly
Wichita
Kansas Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Adams
Mental Health Center staff meet in Lawrence Kansas
About 35 persons attended a Kansas Community Mental Health Center staff meeting at the Lawrence Douglas County Mental Health Center and Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Dr. Gary M. Lee and staff hosted with speakers Dr. Richard Meadows Arthur Shaw and Dr. H G Whittington. The group discussed expanding centers statewide and staffing needs. The afternoon covered center problems and future goals as part of a quarterly series.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Richard Meadows
Arthur Shaw
H. G. Whittington
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Hal Roach Jr Files Bankruptcy While Studio Lands in Receivership
Hal Roach Jr a 43 year old aspiring film producer lists assets of 39633 and debts of 1050802 in a federal bankruptcy petition filed Thursday He reports earnings of 2500 last year and 500 this year Roach Sr famed for Harold Lloyd Laurel and Hardy and Our Gang era cinema See Hal Roach Studio in Culver City is in receivership since 1960.
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Harold Lloyd
Laurel and Hardy
Hal Roach
Culver City
Costawho Faculty Members Planned Costa Rica Stay
Carl Deal of Watson Library acquisitions. Dr Harold Krogh business. Robert Casad law. Dr Charles Michener entomology. Elden Tefft design. Dr Raymond O Connor history. Dr Stuardt Levin English. George Quier engineering. Don Haines civil engineering. plus Dr Casad and Dr Levin. all will travel to Costa Rica for three months after a one month stay last summer.
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Watson Library
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Robert C. Casad
Charles D. Michener
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Stuardt Levin
George Quier
Don Haines
Mystery Junta Calls for University Overthrow at John Brown
Mystery group calling itself Southwestern Students Military Junta sent letters to 13 John Brown University students urging an uprising on May 1 to seize campus assets and endowments for junta use. The letters, linked to communism, prompted administration to notify the postmaster for investigation while the school noted indignation and disbelief. The university, a private liberal arts college with 329 students, recently learned it had gained accreditation from the North Central Association.
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Meeting Planned On Consolidation By Area School Boards
Seven districts in the Globe Worden area plan an exploratory meeting at Central School to discuss local consolidation. County superintendent Earl Wilson notes action is voluntary as state reapportionment laws are in flux after the Kansas Supreme Court ruling.
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Baker University students stage I Remember Mama in Rice Auditorium
Baker actors present John Van Druten's I Remember Mama tonight and Saturday at 8 at Rice Auditorium on the Baker campus in Baldwin.
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John van Druten
Rice
Baker
Baldwin
Injuries Reflect Weather in Area
In Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room four youths were treated after accidents. Barry Waters, 5, suffered a cut above the eye from a hoe blow. Edward Gannon, 6, received stitches for a forehead cut after falling on a barrel. Ronald Commons, 13, had a forearm cast after falling from a tree. Sharon Belles, 13, had stitches in a hand from cutting it on glass.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Barry Waters
Okla
Edward Gannon
Linwood
Ronald Commons
Learnard
Mrs Radland Jailed for Probation Violation in Los Angeles
Florence Radland was sentenced to 10 days in jail after violating probation by attacking a Superior Court judge and aides. The platinum-haired mother of Beverly Radland, once linked to Errol Flynn, is serving a three year probation for contributing to a daughter's delinquency.
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Beverly Radland
Errol Flynn
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