P I P Official Stresses Civic Ties With Foreign Students
Charles Hulac deputy executive director of People to People told the Lawrence Rotary Club that foreign students in U S colleges should be invited into homes and shown civic life to foster mutual understanding. He cited 91000 students in the U S and urged their involvement in school boards and community meetings before they return home. He outlined People to People growth since 1956 and its 1961 privatization with Kansas City headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nebraska
U.S
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
U. S
America
Hulac
City Commission
United Fund
Eisenhower
Kansas City
Joyce Hall
Hallmark Cards
Professor Duncan Resigns From KU Architecture Unit
William B. Duncan, KU architecture assistant professor and associate department chair, resigns effective end of current semester to join Zimmerman Steel as an engineer in June. He has degrees from KU, prior teaching since 1955, and holds leadership roles in engineering education. He and his family reside at 2908 W Ninth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Duncan
Kansas University
University
Zimmerman Steel Company
Duncan
American Society of Engineering Education
Federal Public Housing Authority
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Albuquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Jayhawk Construction Company
Lawrence Cosmopolitan Club
Lawrence Knife and Fork Club
Citizens Committee of 100
9Th St
Parker to Move His Auto Agency to New Location
Tom Parker the owner of Parker Buick Inc announces the dealership will relocate to 1116 W 23rd St on July 1. The move follows over 40 years at 700 N H St and adds showroom space improved service and more customer parking in a three year old British Motors building with 250 feet frontage on Twenty Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Parker
Parker Buick Inc
W. 23Rd St
British Motors
Roger Moffit
Parker
N. H. St
Buick
Buildin
Jet
Twenty Third Street
Past Masters Night Planned at Lawrence Masonic Temple
The annual Past Masters Night occurs Thursday at 5 30 pm in the Lawrence Masonic Temple at 10th and Mass Sts. Acacia Lodge No 9 will host dinner after the first section of the Third Degree, served by Adaht Chapter No 7 of the Order of the Eastern Star. The highlight is the conferral of a section of the Third Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Masonic Temple
10Th
Mass. Sts
Masters Senate
Stanley B. Norman
Acacia Lodge No
Adaht
Order of the Eastern Star
Pharmacy Unit Honors Seniors at KU Banquet
Kansas University Pharmacy School honored graduating seniors during a Saturday awards banquet at Eldridge Hotel. Dean Duane G. Wenzel praised top students and announced eight National Science Foundation fellows among KU Pharmacy students. Recipients included Thomas B. Harrison, James Metzger, Thomas Reed, Rexall and Lilly awards, plus James K. Stoneking and others. About 135 attended with faculty, administrators, and family members present.
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Kansas University Pharmacy School
Pharmacy School
Eldridge Hotel
Duane G. Wenzel
Thomas B. Harrison
Liberal
Bristol
James Metzger
Sabetha
Merck
Thomas Reed
Lexington
Rexall
Harrison, Johnson and Johnson
Duane Miller
Daniel Woosman
Beloit
American Pharmaceutical Association
Ken L. Kneebone
Neodesha
James K. Stoneking
Kiowa
Edward Smissman
KU Pharmacy
National Science Foundation
William Armbruster
Hutchinson
Mark Fixley
Osawatomie
Timothy Gruen
Abilene
Larry Hare
Frederick Kautz
Atchison
Charles Scheib
Bucklin
James Wheatley
Garden City
James Whitaker
Nortonville
Ray Miller
Leavenworth
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Topeka
State Pharmacy Board
Jaquith
John Rose
Rose
KU Pharmacy School
Marvin Brenner
Princeton
Gerald Brizendine
Eureka
Mike Guidry
William Kneebone
U.S. shifts in China policy and Red China debate
The Johnson administration shifts its approach to China aiming to improve tactics before the United Nations vote on Red China’s U.N. membership. Moves include allowing U S doctors to visit China and permitting Chinese journalists and scholars to come to or visit the United States, provoking a negative response from Peking.
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Johnson
United Nations
China
U.S
United States
Peking
Congress
Remodeling Finished At Stokely Van Camp Plant
A 100000 remodeling project at the Stokely Van Camp plant on East 10th Street ends production halt. Production now resumes for two shifts with 208 workers, boosting output 25 percent. Initial wrecking began in August, halt started September 10, and full restart occurred January 1.
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Stokely - van Camp
East 10Th Street
Robert Pickett
Southwest Division
Stokely-Van Camp
Pickett
Lawrence
Stokely
Black Team Tops Girl Sport Show at Lawrence High
The Black team led by Captain Barbara Lauter defeated the Red team in six events including basketball and hockey while Red won three events. A capacity crowd saw 320 girls participate in the Show Down '66 event at Lawrence High School with themed cowboy hats and grand entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
LHS
Barbara Maxwell
Barbara Lauter
Dudley Ct
Lawrence High
Gloria Edwards
Haskell
Four Thefts Reported Over Weekend at KU
Kansas University police and traffic officers report four thefts over the weekend. A ceramic head from Murphy Hall gallery valued at $80 was stolen, a transistor radio from a car in the Lambda Chi Alpha lot, another radio from a car owned by William Weisenborn of Tulsa, and a portable typewriter valued at $150 from Ellsworth Hall sixth floor lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Carlos Frey
Murphy Hall
John Cukrati
Alma
Lambda Chi Alpha
William Weisenborn
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Fisher
Falls Church
Ellsworth Hall
Service at Home or Away
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises service options including home or away arrangements with contact details and advancement notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumsey Funeral Home
Open House Draws About 100 At Bert Nash Clinic
About 100 attended an open house Sunday afternoon at the Bert Nash Mental Health Center as part of Mental Health Week. Administrative director Dr. Robert Bloomberg, psychiatrist Dr. Alberto Montes, and consultant Arthur Shaw were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Robert Bloomberg
Alberto Montes
Arthur Shaw
Automobile Collisions Reported in City
At 6 03 p m Sunday Alvin L Corman 41 of 1918 Maple Lane and Kathy J Jones 16 of 1141 Ky St collided at Conn and E 11th St Damage 200 to Cormans car 150 to Jones car. At 1050 p m Sunday Carl R Wright 19 of Oskaloosa and Ruth M Kruse 24 of Overland Park collided at 6th and Mich Sts Damage 600 to Kruse car and 75 to Wrights car.
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Alvin L. Corman
Maple Lane
Kathy J. Jones
Ky. St
Conn
E. 11Th Sts
Corman
Jones
Carl R. Wright
Oskaloosa
Ruth M. Kruse
Overland Park
6Th and
Mich
Sts
Kruse
Wright
Speeder Escapes After Wild Chase In Cars on Foot
Lawrence police chased a speeder Sunday night as two cars fled city streets at speeds up to 110 mph toward Eudora. One patrol car sustained 225 dollars in damage. the chase continued on K 10 with a roadblock and a ditch collision. A second driver fled on foot before escaping.
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Lawrence
Dennis Burgert
Charles Greer
23Rd and
la. Sts
Burgert
23Rd
Mass. Sts
Greer
Eudora
Johnny Miller
Miller
William Troelstrup
Korean Student Dies of Injury in Local Crash
Douglas County recorded its second traffic fatality when Chae K. Un, 27, a Korea native and KU student, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a one car crash west of Lecompton on gravel road. Jong I. Choe, 26, also a KU student, drove the car out of control. Funeral services were held at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include his parents in Korea and three brothers.
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Douglas County
Chae K. UN
1603
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lecompton
Jong I. Choe
Kansas University
Korea
Choe
Rumsey Funeral Home
M. F. Bess
Oak Hill Cemetery
Young S. UN
Joon K. UN
Chicago
Kir K. UN
Byung K. UN
Gamble-Skogmo Announces Dread Scholarship Plan
Officials of Gamble Skogmo Inc announce a scholarship for a Kansas University student referred to a Tempo store for part time work and training. The award covers a major portion of tuition and fees with on the job work expected to defray many attendance costs. Applications are handled by KU Office of Student Financial Aid in Strong Hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Kansas University
Tempo Store
Office of Student Financial Aid
Strong Hall
Peace Corps Representative Visits KU Campus for El Salvador Project
A Peace Corps representative will be at the Kansas Union on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to discuss a summer project in El Salvador. He will also speak at a special meeting in the Sunflower Room that evening. students are invited to attend.
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Peace Corps
Kansas University
el Salvador
The
Kansas Union
Lawrence Library to Close Friday for Association Convention
The Lawrence Library will be closed Friday while staff attend the Kansas Library Association convention in Kansas City. Thursday and Saturday hours will follow the regular schedule.
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Lawrence
Kansas Library Association
Kansas City
Local Reserve Units Train at Ft Riley Exercise
About 100 reservists from the Lawrence training center joined 450 Reservists from Topeka Kansas City Osawatomie Manhattan Leavenworth and Seneca at Ft Riley for annual weapons qualifications. Col John R Scott said the four Lawrence units will attend summer camp Aug 20 to Sept 3 at Ft Knox and the non prior service personnel will train at Camp Ripley Minn with the main 89th Division.
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U.S. Army
Lawrence Training Center
Ft. Riley
89Th Regiment
89Th Division
Topeka
Kansas City
Osawatomie
Manhattan
Leavenworth
Seneca
John R. Scott
Scott
Ft. Knox
Camp Ripley
Minn
Seaton seeks House seat in new 7th District
R M Seaton editor publisher of the Coffeyville Journal filed for the Republican nomination for state representative from the new 7th District which includes Coffeyville Cherokee and Parker townships in Montgomery County. He is 53 and a Kansas State University graduate of 1943. He heads Midwest Broadcasting Co owner of KGGF Coffeyville and has interests in newspapers and stations in Kansas and several western states.
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Coffeyville, Kan
R. M. Seaton
Coffeyville Journal
Coffeyville
Cherokee
Parker Townships
Montgomery County
Seaton
Kansas State University
Midwest Broadcasting Co
KGGF
Winfield
Manhattan
KMAN
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Getto elected district Young Republican chairman in revolt
Mike Getto of Lawrence was elected Kansas Third District Young Republican chairman in Kansas City. He vowed to oppose ultra conservative elements and push a moderate image with support from Reuben McCornack and Ray Bliss. John Sharpe became district vice chairman and Randy Mallonee treasurer as speakers urged moderation.
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Mike Getto
Lawrence
Kansas
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Kansas City
Getto
George Haley
Wayne Angell
Ottawa
Congress
John Sharpe
Kansas University
Randy Mallonee
Olathe
Reuben McCornack
Sen. van Sickle
Young Gop
McCornack
Ray Bliss
GOP
Search continues for bush pilot Frank Hern in Yukon
In Yukon Territory efforts persist to locate Frank Hern a 39 year old Alaskan bush pilot who disappeared after taking off from Fairbanks on a 3959 mile attempt to Miami The Cessna 150 was carrying food and survival gear and was last sighted over Snag at 542 p m Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Frank Hern
Miami
Hern
Fairbanks
Two people treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Gertie Wacker, 59, of 329 Mich, was dismissed this morning after being admitted late Sunday afternoon due to a fall from a ladder that broke her left arm. She joined Joseph Davis, 54, of Eutlor, treated for a mashed finger at the emergency room and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Wacker
Mich
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Cadillac, Inc
Vermont
George
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Prattville
George Wallace
10Th Street
G.A.C
G.A.C. Finance Orporation
Aree Theatre
Massachusetts Street Telephone
Viking
Omichi
Charles Stough
Jim Schubert
Linwood
Baldwin and
Ruth Nash
Howard Hurwitz
Delta Sigma Theta
Jeanne Dicker
Charles Arthur
Lawrence Public Library
Frank Gray
Kenzie
Dolan
Speeder
Gambles
Dread
Mortuary Home
New Hampshire
Riley
Lawrence Memorial Co
New York Stock Exchange
Tennessee
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