Business School Activities Planned for KU Day
Rod Wilson of Paola Kansas University junior and Business School Council head outlines events for Business School Day. A 6:45 p.m. banquet in the Big Eight Room at the Kansas Union features George Michale of Kansas City and Provident Mutual Life Insurance, a Million Dollar Club member. On Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Harry Shaffer KU associate economics professor speaks in Room 408 Summerfield Hall on economic systems in the United States and the Soviet Union titled East
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Kansa Union
George Michale
Kansas City
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Harry Shaffer
Summerfield Hall
United States
Soviet Union
East
Markets This Week: Investment Company Share Prices
This week's closing prices for investment company shares are supplied by Barret, Fitch, North & Co. Quotations reflect end-of-week values across multiple funds and sectors.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market Prices and Receipts From Harwood's Market
Wheat 1.33 Corn 1.30 Mile 1.95 Soybeans 2.69 Barley .85 Oats .80. Eggs Large A 25 medium A large B 20 undergrades 17 current receipts 18.
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Affiliated
Shs. Trust
Chemical Fund Matten Bee
Divers. Growth Ltd
Dreyfus Fund _. shells
Eaton & Howard Bal Sut
Eaton & Howard Stk. Twat
Fidelity Capital Posts
Fundamental
Keystone S-4
Mass
Trust
Puritan Fund National Inv. Corp
Putnam Grth
Television Elect
Harwood
Egg and butter price ranges in Missouri and Arkansas markets
AP report from Kansas City lists consumer egg sizes with A and B grade ranges and wholesale prices for large and medium eggs. Live fryer prices hold at farm and plant deliveries. butter prices for grade A solid and quarter pound packages are unchanged.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Cattle and Hogs Prices Shift in Kansas City Market Week
Kansas City AP notes mixed livestock moves from last week with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows lower, feeders up to 50, and calves steady. Sheep see lambs up, ewes steady, hogs firm to higher with barrows and gilts 18.00-18.50 and sows 15.25-16.25 for selected weights.
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K. C. Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
East and West Schoolhouse Softball and TeePee Dance
A softball game between morning and afternoon Business School sections is set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at the Little Red Schoolhouse two miles east of 15th and Mass Streets Refreshments will be served. The Continentals will play music for a dance from 7 30 to 10 30 p m Wednesday at the TeePee on Route 4.
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Little Red Schoolhouse
15Th and
Mass
Sts
TeePee
Route 4
Court Criminal and Traffic Court Docket List
A lengthy Police Court docket lists criminal charges including destruction of public property and 10 day terms for Ronald Guthrie. Traffic violations include stop sign, speeding, reckless driving, and related fines from multiple defendants such as John LaCroix, Julia Springer, James Murray, Kenny Krannawitter, and many others with fines ranging from 5 to 425 dollars and sentences up to 60 days.
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Ronald Guthrie
E. 13Th
John LaCroix
Engel
Wilma J. Reber
Marilyn Landis
Baldwin
Kirk McConachie
W. Ltd
Julia Springer
David Mourning
Jack Thrift
Linwood
Don Hurrelbrink
James M. Murray
Kenny Krannawitter
W. Ath
Nancy Hale
Clyne E. Foust
August Krueger
Stewart
Dennis Pruitt
Marian Allen
Audrey Rohrer
W. 24Th
Mary Hood
Mabel Stoneback
Bruce Guy
Maine
Dee Ketchum
Michael Nossaman
Stouffer Pl
Richard Olson
Ridge Ct
Barbara Qandil
Danny Jenkins
Sterling Longfellow
Patricia Ireland
Emery
Warren Walters
Lincoln
Memorial Hospital Births and Addresses List
A compiled list from Memorial Hospital notes includes Mrs. Margaret Riling 1224 Tenn Cleo Anderson 1131 A 1 Mrs. Laura Roper 1500 Haskell Ave Mrs. Evelyn LaRue 739 N Y Mrs. Phyllis Poole 1708 Mass Stephen Chin Baldwin Gregory Beck 3025 Steven Dr Mrs. Dorothy Wingebach Eudora Ocie Curtis 1013 Del Mrs. Marilynn Powell and baby girl Lecompton Mrs. May Hegarty Ottawa Donald Dreher Route 2 Mrs. Nancy Zimmerman 924 W 24th Mrs. Faye Christian Eudora Pam ela and Leroy Charbonneau Baldwin Mrs. Patricia Brooks Tonganoxie Mrs. Gerda Brouchard Route 4 Gary Walbridge Baldwin Mrs. Marcy McKibbin and baby girl 11th and Mo Mrs. Meta Craven and baby boy 709 W 12th Mrs. Joan Anderson and baby boy 1205 W 5th Mrs. Janet Pereboom and baby girl 2350 Ridge Ct.
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Margaret Riling
Tenn
Cleo Anderson
Laura Roper
Haskell Ave
Margaret Conzelman
W. 22Nd
Evelyn LaRue
N. Y
Phyllis Poole
Mass
Stephen Chin
Baldwin
Gregory Beck
Steven Dr
Dorothy Wingebach
Eudora
Ocie Curtis
Del
Marilynn Powell
Lecompton
May Hegarty
Ottawa
Donald Dreher
Nancy Zimmerman
W. 24Th
Faye Christian
Pamela
Leroy Charbonneau
Patricia Brooks
Marcy McKibbin
Meta Craven
W. 12Th
Joan Anderson
W. 5Th
Janet Pereboom
Ridge Ct
Skateboards In Difficulty With the Law
A nationwide skateboarding fad prompts officials to enforce bans on road use and street activity. Police report injuries and crashes, while students and towns grapple with legal rules, safety concerns, and enforcement nationwide.
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New York
Chattanooga
Lamar Boyd
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Fla
Duval County
D.O. Anderson
Bountiful
Utah
Wisconsin Highway Department
Dallas
Tex
Idaho State Land Board
Capitol Grounds
Boise
Bridgeport
Conn
Joseph A. Walsh
William Oettling
New Rochelle
N.Y
Harold Olson
Ames
Iowa State University
Mark Burton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Simpson College
Iowa
Indiana University
James Conlon
Brooklyn
Man Dies in Stabbing at Ogden Apartment
Roy E. Welch aged 39 a soldier stationed at Fort Riley was stabbed to death with a butcher knife in his Ogden Kansas apartment on Friday night. His wife Pauline Welch was held for investigation in Riley County jail.
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Manhattan, Kan
Roy E. Welch
Ft. Riley
Ogden
Kan
Sheriff's Office
Pauline
Riley County
Retired First Sgts. Death in Lawrence Leaves Large Family
First Sgt. Woodie Staden 71 of 408 Ill. St. died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at Bowser Lee Mortuary. A Limrock Alabama native, he lived in Lawrence since 1945 and served 32 years in World War I and II, retiring in 1943. Surviving are his wife Mable, three daughters Joyce Parsee, Annette Hamm, Alicia Staden. two sons Donald and Ronald. a step-daughter Virginia Hamm. a foster son Leon Staden. a sister Mattie Noble. a brother Ernest Robinson. and 17 grandchildren.
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Woodie Staden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Sgt. Staden
Limrock
Ala
Lawrence
Armed Forces
Mable Staden
Joyce Parsee
Kansas City
Annette Hamm
Topeka
Alicia Staden
A.I.C. Donald Staden
Philippine Islands
Ronald Staden
U.S. Navy
Whiting Field
Fla
Virginia Hamm
1732 Tenn
Leon Staden
California
April Moisture Deficit Drops Below Normal in Lawrence
Lawrence weather figures show April moisture well below normal, dropping the year’s cumulative total to 7.39 inches, 0.77 inches under the 8.16 inch normal. The month recorded 1.99 inches of rain, with a 62 degree temperature range and several all time temperature records set.
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Lawrence
Kansas _ University
Jacob Qandil
Vehicle Fires Hit Homes On Local Streets
Local fire calls report two car fires. At 10 01 p m Friday the Floyd Quigley owned vehicle on 1725 N H St sustained burning with minor damage. Today at 440 a m the Robert Wilson vehicle at 1801 Miller Dr suffered extensive damage.
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N.H. St
Floyd Quigley
Miller Dr
Robert Wilson
Abel elected president of United Steelworkers
PITTSBURGH AP Abel won the United Steelworkers presidency defeating David J. McDonald 308,910 to 298,768. He takes office June 1 amid expectations of minor staff changes and ongoing automation, with focus on pensions and benefits. Human Relations Committee may see shifts as some McDonald allies depart.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
I.W. Abel
Abel
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Townsmen Turn Tables On Antioch Students
A Greene County group led by Bellbrook restaurant operator Melvin McCoy plans a nine mile march from Xenia to Yellow Springs to protest alleged Communist activities at Antioch College. McCoy, chairman of the Greene County Committee for Patriotism, expects over 2,000 participants along U S 68.
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Xenia
Ohio
Antioch College
Citizens
Bellbrook
Yellow Springs
Melvin McCoy
Greene County Committee For Patriotism
U.S. 68
Kansas Tax Load Sees Over $1.46 Billion Gathered
Governor Avery announces last fiscal year tax load totals 1.468 billion dollars for federal state and local government in Kansas. He notes federal tax share 60.3 percent, local units 22 percent, state tax 17.2 percent, with over half of revenue returned to local governments. He spoke at the Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters convention.
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Hutchinson
Kan
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters
Indianapolis Pastor to Speak at Bethany Park Service
Dr. Spencer P. Austin of Indianapolis will address worshipers at 8:45 a.m. Sunday at Bethany Park Christian Church. The congregation meets at Centennial School at 22nd and La. Sts. Austin serves as executive secretary of Unified Promotion, the hosting group.
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Spencer P. Austin
Indianapolis
Ind
Bethany Park Christian Church
Centennial School
22Nd and
la. Sts
Dr. Austin
Unified Promotion
Agency Boards Seek Local Support for IC Churches Work
Boards reporting to the International Convention of Christian Churches appeal to local SIMESnes for support. Before this position he served as an executive with the United Christian Missionary Society Disciples of Christ.
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International Convention of Christian Churches
Simesnes
The
United Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ
Lawrence Man Sentenced for Carrying Pistol on Airline
Harold W. Lenham 32 of Springfield Illinois was sentenced in Kansas City to three months in jail and two years probation for carrying a concealed .38 caliber revolver on a Braniff airliner. Lenham was removed from the plane March 26 after FBI found the gun in his briefcase.
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Kansas City
Richard M. Duncan
Braniff
Harold W. Lenham
Springfield
Ill
Lawrence
Kan
Lenham
Illinois
Pistol Pete
FBI
Prairie National Park possibly moved to Oklahoma site
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall warned that continued Kansas opposition to the Prairie National Park near Westmoreland could force the project to relocate to Oklahoma. Congressman Ned Johnson Jr. of Oklahoma said his western district would welcome the site.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Prairie National Park
Westmoreland
Oklahoma
Stewart Udall
Udall
Ned Johnson Jr
Speech At Eldridge Hotel Debates Communism Hypnosis and Beatles
About 125 people attended a Friday gathering at the Eldridge Hotel to hear Rev. David Noebel speak on Communism Hypnosis and the Beatles. Handbills printed by Laird M. Wilcox circulated at the meeting, criticizing the Christian Crusade and Noebel. About 75 Kansas University students attended. the group remained unorganized.
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Eldridge Hotel
David Noebel
Billy James Hargis
Christian Crusade
Laird M. Wilcox
N. Y
Wilcox
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Rawleigh Zillcox
Jerry Cole
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