Dr Alfred Moore to Speak at Lawrence High on Delayed Children
Kansas University education assistant professor Dr Alfred Moore will address the class on Community Planning for Retarded Children at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Lawrence High School Little Theater. The free biweekly sessions are held with Douglas County Chapter of the National Association for Retarded Children and the Lawrence Adult Education Program. This meeting coincides with National Child Health Day as the Health Education and Welfare Department and the Children's Bureau spotlight the retarded child.
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Roark on American grub and global dining contrasts
Roark cites Paul Gallico’s taste for American fare, downplays boulevardier pretensions, and recalls simple wartime meals. He mocks foreign cooking while praising American staples from burgers to hot dogs, noting regional quirks and the enduring appeal of familiar flavors.
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Senate Hall of Fame to honor Great Triumvirate names
The Senate will announce five recipients for a new Hall of Fame honoring outstanding 19th and 20th century senators. Henry Clay Daniel Webster John Calhoun Robert M LaFollette Sr and Robert A Taft are named among the top picks with Norris of Nebraska noted as the historians’ ninth choice. Kennedy said the selections reflect broad scholarly input and will be memorialized in a Capitol reception room near the Senate Chamber.
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Goldwater charges Reuther with labor movement exploitation
Senator Goldwater accuses AFL CIO Vice President Walter Reuther of using unions to dominate politics and attack freedom. Reuther denies improper use of union funds. In a separate speech, Senator Byrd argues Congress could cut taxes by over six billion dollars and reduce deficits by restoring Eisenhower era spending.
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K U String Quartet Set for Monday Concert
The Kansas University String Quartet will give an 8 p m Monday concert in Strong Auditorium as part of the KU Fine Arts Festival. Members Raymond Cerf George C Green Jr Karel Blaas and Raymond Stuhl perform Beethoven Ravel and Mendelssohn quartets. The program is open to the public.
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Government to Take Over Truman Library at Independence
The federal government is expected to assume possession of the Harry S Truman Library in Independence, Missouri around May 22. A General Services Administration spokesman said Congress was informed March 1 that the library and former President Truman’s papers would be accepted. The Path requires 60 days notice before the transaction. An Easter recess is excluded from the 1960-day provision.
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Alumni Banquet in Oskaloosa Celebrates Centennial Ties
The Oskaloosa high school alumni banquet gathered in the auditorium Saturday with long tables of covered dishes. Aline Lindsay, alumni president, introduced Principal Henry Streator who welcomed the class of 1957 led by Larry Carlyle. 25 year and 50 year class members honored, with slides of the Centennial shown by Owen Lindsay. The Women’s club staged a fashion show and tea on Sunday. James Lester returned from Hutchinson after a legal officials conference for the Army. Mr and Mrs Herbert Norman and son traveled from Kansas City.
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Easter social notes from area towns recount visits
Saturday and Sunday gatherings feature Mrs Cordie Reber visiting relatives, Mrs Bert Hagge and Mae Smith gathering, J W Jessup and Van Bliss hosting, families from Leavenworth Lawrence and Atchison attending Easter events, Donna Brown Johnson moving to Leavenworth, Richard Johnson serving in Korea, and Homer Trapp attending the Pony Express dinner in St Joseph.
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