Reigning Miss Bates Advises Pageant Contenders in Lawrence
Parmelee Bates Miss Lawrence KU urges contestants to have fun and show personality in the Miss Lawrence KU pageant at Central Junior High School auditorium. Ten finalists will perform talent and model outfits as Bates prepares to crown the new queen and pursue an entertainment career.
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Parmelee Bates
Lawrence KU
Miss Bates
Kansas University
Lawrence-Ku
Central Junior High School
New York City
Kansas
New York
KU Grad Named Dean Ira O. Scott Jr at LIU Business School
Ira O. Scott Jr a Kansas University graduate and Winfield native has been named dean of the Arthur T Roth Graduate School of Business at Long Island University Scott earned a BA from KU in 1940 and an MA in 1941.
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Ira O. Scott Jr
Winfield
Kansas University
Arthur T. Roth
Long Island University
Scott
Wheat allotment up 15 percent for 1967 harvest
President Johnson ordered a 15 percent rise in the 1967 wheat acreage allotment, adding 7.7 million acres to reach 59.3 million. The move, supported by exports demand and farmer cooperation, reduces wheat stocks and aims to boost farmer income by 100 to 150 million dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Orville L. Freeman
White House
Fowler says tax hike possible to curb inflation
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler stated the Johnson administration will not hesitate to seek a tax increase if needed to guard against inflation. He noted no definite plan has emerged, speaking at the ninth annual University of Connecticut Loeb Awards luncheon in New York.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Johnson
Fowler
University of Connecticut
Loeb Awards
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Local Seniors Earn ROTC Honors at KU Ceremony
Kansas University ROTC cadets from Lawrence receive multiple awards at the awards day parade. Edward J. McBride and Stephen Klemp win Society of American Engineers and American Legion honors, with other cadets and outstanding rifle team member recognitions noted.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
KU Army
Edward J. McBride
N.H. St
Society of American Engineers
Stephen Klemp
Dak
American Legion
Allen Fieldhouse
John Conderman
Iola
Thomas Hewitt
Topeka
Robert Schueler
Bartlesville
Okio
Gregory Thomas
Falls Church
Chicago Tribune
James Simms
Clarendon Hills
Iowa
Karl Musick
Lakin
Michael Walter
Hutchinson
Reserve Officers Association
Charles Burre
Leavenworth
Alan Brightman
Leawood
Keith Hoile
Fort Leavenworth
Richard Daly
St. Louis
Klemp
John Straham
Lindsborg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Delbert Moore
Eudoran Man Listed in Fair Condition After Wreck
The last hospital patient from the April 22 three car crash on K-10 near De Soto was listed in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Prince A. Tyler, 34, of Eudora suffered cuts burns and burns over 40 percent of his body. William D. Henderson, 37, of Kansas City Missouri was moved to the Veterans Hospital in poor condition after burns from contact with a 12 000 volt line while on KP&L duty Tuesday night.
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DeSoto
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Prince A. Tyler
Eudora
William D. Henderson
18Th St
Veterans Hospital
Kansas City
Henderson
Kp&l
Young Financier Freed After Serving Time
Earl Belle, once a Pittsburgh financier, fled in 1958 as his business empire collapsed. He returned from Brazil in 1964 to plead guilty to 26 counts of falsifying records and fraud and was sentenced to 2 1/2 years. He served as a maintenance worker during much of his imprisonment and earned time off for good behavior.
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Danbury, Conn
Earl Belle
United States
Federal Correctional Institution
Belle
Brazil
Frank Kenton
Eastern Investment Corp
Cornucopia Gold Mine Inc
Artists and Sculptors Attend KU Conference
National and international artists and sculptors attend the Fourth International Sculpture Casting Conference at Kansas University from today through Saturday. Lectures and demonstrations feature guests from Japan Philippines Mexico Chile West Germany Belgium Denmark England and US institutions. Eldon C Tefft KU design professor coordinates the event. Victor Temmerman of Ghent University Belgium is European chairman. Babe Ruth notable exhibit note mentions his 15 opening day games with seven homers and a .455 average for the Yankees.
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Kansas University
Japan
Philippines
Mexico
Chile
West Germany
Belgium
Denmark
England
United States
EU Department of Design, University Extension
Hallmark Educational Foundation
Eldon C. Tefft
Victor Temmerman
University of Ghent
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KU Grad
Dean
Legion
Ken Klingenberg
Lawrence American Legion Post
Marlin Hornberger
Journal-World Photo
Eudoran
Mass
Brien Plumbing Co
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Capitol Federal Savings
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Capitol
Percen
Capitol Federal
John Haddock
Richard Beahm
Harold Marshall
Hubert Brown
Mrs. Marvin McDougal
John Chambers
Mrs
Stan Shumway
Cordley School
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