KU Group Named As Nominees For 65 HOPE Award
KU senior class nominates 121 faculty members for the 1965 HOPE Award honoring outstanding educators. A committee will pick the winner for the $100 prize, announced at a senior coffee on April 28 in the Kansas Union.
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65 Hope
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Hope
Clayton Krehbiel
Ray Brewster
Allen Crafton
Vaclav Mudroch
Oscar Haugh
James A. Sterri
James Seaver
Marston McCluggage
Franklyn Nelick
William Bass
Ethel Leach
Wakefield Dort
Charles Leone
Howard Baumgartel
Lelon Capps
Marilyn Stokstad
L. R. C. Agnew
Austin Delwith
Raney Drug Store Set to Open May 1 in Lawrence
The Raney Drug Store at 921 Mass. St. will debut May 1 after a full remodel of the former S. H. Kress Co. site. The 50-foot storefront will host Raney offices on the mezzanine and storage on the second floor with a dining area and food service. The expansion, larger than the 909 Mass. St. location, will require more staff. Raney and son R. M. Raney opened the first store in 1949 and run three Lawrence locations.
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Raney Drug
Mass. St
Dick Raney
S. H. Kress Co
Raney Company
Raney
Lawrence
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Raney Plaza
R. M. Raney
State Agencies Allow Unlicensed Barbers At Institutions
TOPEKA AP reports a barber shortage led the State Finance Council to authorize unlicensed barbers at state institutions. Gov. William H. Avery said the action was taken Tuesday after institutions notified the Department of Administration they struggled to secure enough barbers.
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Topeka
State Finance Council
William H. Avery
Department of Administration
Perry juniors Stallard and Seyler named to Boys State
Perry High School juniors Bill Stallard and Roger Seyler will attend Boys State at Kansas University June 6 to 12, sponsored by the Perry Lions Club and Perry American Legion. Stallard, son of Harold and Mrs. Stallard, is a multitalented athlete and yearbook photographer. Seyler, son of Bert and Mrs. Seyler, is a football basketball track athlete and Eagle Scout active in MYF and P-Club. Both are band members with strong academic records.
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Bill Stallard
Roger Seyler
Perry High School
Kansas University
Perry Lions Club
Young Stallard
Harold Stallard
Williamstown
Perry American Legion
Young Seyler
Bert Seyler
Perry
Stallard
PHS
The
Methodist
Seyler
P-Club
Peril from Drivers Who Refuse to Yield to Sirens
Emergency vehicles face increasing danger as motorists ignore sirens and flashing lights. H H Belote of Citizens Ambulance Service plans to report offenders after an incident in Eudora. Police will arrest violators to enforce right of way laws.
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H. H. Belote
Citizens Ambulance Service
Eudora
Belote
New Outlook on Childbirth Sought by California Medic
Dr. H F Ellis urges reframing childbirth as a normal process not a disease stressing pain and danger. He calls for family centered maternity hospitals with emotional preparation and emphasizes father involvement to shorten delivery and improve safety amid rising infant mortality.
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California
Los Angeles
Times - Post
H. F. Ellis
America
Europe
Ellis
Childbirth Education Assn
United States
Johnny Moonbeam Cast Plays to Peak Crowds
The Kansas University Children's Theater produced Johnny Moonbeam and the Silver Arrow drawing about ten thousand in five Kansas City Music Hall performances and two per city in Topeka and Salina. Steve Grossman played the title role as an Indian boy who must steal fire water and corn to be initiated.
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Kansas University Children’s Theater
Johnny Moonbeam
Silver Arrow
Kansas City
Music Hall
Topeka
Salina
Jed Davis
KU Children’s Theater
Lawrence
Wichita
Steve Grossman
Glencoe
Hill
Memphis Woman Murdered Owner Slain by Employee
Memphis police charged 24 year old Emery Joseph Horton a part time worker at the Coach House restaurant with the Sunday killing of proprietor Mrs Leslie Gates 60. Horton confessed after being picked up near the scene and officers say motive involved personal hatred and robbery. Cash totaling 309 and the weapon were recovered.
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Memphis, Tenn
Coach House
Lessie Gates
Claude Armour
Emery Joseph Horton
Armour
Lawrence High to select 11 for County Government Day
About 490 seniors at Lawrence High School will vote Thursday for 11 students to represent the school at County Government Day on Wednesday April 7. The event involves three American Legion posts coordinating activities and includes talks on duties and a property reassessment.
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Lawrence High School
Nationalist Party
Ann Feaker
Steve Graves
American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty
Ewing Jones
Lawrence
Lloyd Beacon
Baldwin
LHS
Lawrence High
Eudora
Lecompton
Alan Fisher
Legion Dorsey-Liberty Post No. 14
Delbert Mathia
Frank Gray
Fisher
Slav Theater Students at Kansas University Put On Tonight
Six Yugoslavian theater students visiting KU will present an 8 p.m. program in University Theatre. They demo voice diction movement and fencing then perform monologues and dialogues. Cast includes Zafir Hadzimanov Slobodan Djuric Petar Kralj Zdravka Krstuslovic Neda Spasojevic Jelisaveta Sabljic with director Predrag Bajcetic. Scenes from Dono Maroje Stanoje Glavash Farce and Search Through the Streets of the City featured. A second show is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. before leaving for Minnesota then Yugoslavia.
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Kansas University
Zafir Hadzimanov
Slobodan Djuric
Petar Kralj
Zdravka Krstuslovic
Neda Spasojevic
Jelisaveta Sabljic
Predrag Bajcetic
Marim Drzic
Stanoje Glavash
Djura Jakshic
Nicola Naljeshkovic
Irwin Shaw
University
Lawrence
Minnesota University
Yugoslavia
KU East Asian Library Expands to About 22 000 Volumes
Kansas University reports the East Asian Library now houses about 22 000 volumes with 5 000 added in the first nine months of the fiscal year. Librarian Kar Lo notes most growth in the past five years while the collection ranks around 25th in size in the United States and Canada. State funds for the East Asian Studies Center support library resources, augmented by private grants for international education.
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Kansas University For
Kar Lo
United States
Canada
Fires light up Flint Hills as Kansas burns spring pastures
Lawrence residents witnessed a dramatic red glow as dry old grass in the Flint Hills burned in long lines across thousands of acres New fires created vast smoke plumes spanning multiple counties The State Health Department mobile chest x ray unit will tour Lawrence Thursday and Friday at several times and locations x ray counts reached 2307 in the Douglas County visit Mayor's Prayer Breakfast planning continued with about 200 leaders expected Monday On property assessments county officials urged unassessed vehicle owners to pay to obtain tags Big Eight coaches may sign high school seniors including Lucius Allen while Cliff Cushman’s inspiring letter circulates locally The new leash law takes effect Thursday with dog licenses rising in price and shelter fees increasing for unclaimed animals
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Kansas
Flint Hills
Ted Owens
Lucius Allen
Wyandotte
Owens
Allen
Harold Fisher
City Hall
Charles Ise
Space Pioneer To Speak Here At KU Lectures
Dr. Simone Ramo, space and electronics pioneer, will deliver KU Spencer Memorial Lectures April 12 and 13. He will speak on Education for the Technological Age in the Forum Room, Kansas Union, and The Coming Technological Society at Battenfeld Auditorium, KU Medical Center. Ramo co founded Bunker Ramo Corp and TRW Space Technology Laboratories, with later honors from the Air Force. He earned a magna cum laude Ph.D. from Caltech and serves as a trustee there.
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America
Kenneth A. Spencer
Kansas University
Simone Ramo
Kansas Union
Coming Technological Society
Battenfeld
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Ramo
Bunker-Ramo Corp
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc
Los Angeles Area
TRW Space Technology Laboratores
Air Force
California Institute of Technology
Kenneth Aldred Spencer
Kansas
Spencer
Sir John Cockcroft
Cambridge University
Churchill College
Hays Hangar Fire at Airport Causes 200000 Loss
Fire in Hays Kansas destroyed the main hangar at the old airport with an estimated $200000 loss. Police Chief Bob Maxwell and Fire Chief A J Bieker said arson is suspected. The blaze began in a section where electrical service had been discontinued and followed a minor fire the week before. Three airplanes were destroyed along with farm equipment and 800 automobile storage batteries.
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Hays, Kan
App
Old Hays
Bob Maxwell
A. J. Bieker
Max Hoffman
Don Pratt
Sonata No 3 by Pozdro Debuts at KU April 13
Kansas University presents the world premiere of Sonata No 3 by John Pozdro during a piano recital by Roy Hamlin Johnson on April 13 at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall. The program features Beethoven Debussy Ravel Balakirev and the Pozdro piece. The sonata was commissioned in 1964 by Mrs. Louis Sosland of Prairie Village.
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John Pozdro
Kansas University
Roy Hamlin Johnson
Swarthout Recital Hall
Johnson
Beethoven
Debussy
Ravel
Balakirev
Pozdro
Louis Sosland
Prairie Village
Rumsey Funeral Home Advertisement Notice
No steps entering or leaving at Rumsey Funeral Home. VI 3-5111 adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Chileans Rebuild as Aftermath of Major Chile Quake Surges
In Santiago and towns like La Ligua and Llay Llay, residents clear debris and begin repairs while field hospitals and tents serve the homeless. El Cobre remains shattered where a dam break killed miners and buried dozens. 45 bodies recovered and 300 feared buried. Chilean leaders reject outside aid, insisting on self-reliance as crews work through landslides and collapsed roads.
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Santiago
Chile
el Cobre
Armed Services
United States
Johnson
U.S
Eduardo Frei
la Ligua
Llay- Llay
Air Force
Llay-Llay
San Felipe
Argentina
Review of Two Death Sentences in Kansas Family Killings
A full study of the two death sentences for killing four members of a southwestern Kansas family more than five years ago has started. Gov. William H. Avery's office announced the review could lead to a reprieve and clemency hearing for Richard Eugene Hickock and Perry Edward Smith if Avery agrees later.
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PEKA
Kansas
William H. Avery
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry
Edward Smith
Avery
Johnson accepts Dillon resignation as Treasury chief
President Johnson reluctantly accepts the resignation of Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon after 12 years in government service. Henry Fowler will succeed Dillon when he takes over, with Dillon offering future aid if needed. Dillon, a Republican and former ambassador to France, praised Johnson in his March 15 letter.
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Washington
Johnson
Dillon
Dilon
France
Steelworker plan seeks three year wage increases
The United Steelworkers of America urge a three year contract with 12.5 cent hourly raises in years one and three, double time for overtime, a 10 percent raise for non incentive workers, and a 32 hour week. The proposal, led by Joseph Molony, signals shift from job security goals.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
USW
McDonal
Joseph Molony
Buffalo, N.Y
Abel
McDonald
California
Kaiser Steel Corp
Card of Thanks for Mr Powell
The Powell family thanks Rev. Sims and friends for flowers cards and food after the passing of their husband and father. Mrs. Orville Powell and Miss Faye Powell express gratitude for the acts of kindness.
Thankful note from Mrs. Anna Button
Mrs. Anna Button expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kindness during hospitalization. She mentions flowers fruit cards and prayers from many.
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Anna Button
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