KU Symposium Backer to Be Honored at Fifth Banquet
One of KU's strongest supporters of contemporary music, Samuel Rosenbaum of the Music Performance Trust Funds will receive a certificate of appreciation from the KU Fine Arts School at tonight's fifth symposium banquet in the Kansas Union. The three day program honors Rosenbaum, with main support from his organization and the KU Endowment Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Music Performance Trust
Recording Industries
KU Fine Arts School
United States
KU Endowment Association
Sigma Alpha Iota Music Society
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
KU String Quartet
Raymond Cerf
Theodore Johnson
Karel Blaas
Raymond Stuhl
Miriam Stewart Hamilton
Fellowship Day Observed by Lawrence United Church Women
The United Church Women of Lawrence met at 9 a m at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in observance of May Fellowship Day sponsored by the National Council of Churches. Louise G Lane of Ninth Street Baptist urged breaking the racial barrier by openness to offense and pursuing race wholeness, individual growth, and unity. Harold G Barr’s wife explained the history and meaning of the May Fellowship Day founded in 1933.
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United Church Women of
Lawrence
National Council of Churches
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Louise G. Lane
Ind. St
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Lane
New York
Harold G. Barr
Harold Barr
First Christian Church
Local Elks Place Fifth In State Ritual Contest
Elks Lodge No. 595 of Lawrence finished fifth in the ritual contest at the state Elks convention in Wichita held Saturday and Sunday. Harry Starks earned all state Leading Knight honors. Team members included Vinton Warner Jack Maxwell Dale Sillix Ed Carleton Don Fisher and Ralph Raffelock with Howard Conkey as candidate and Fred Frey as coach.
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Elks Lodge No. 595
Lawrence
Wichita
Harry Starks
Vinton Warner
Jack Maxwell
Dale Sillix
Ed Carleton
Don Fisher
Ralph Raffelock
Howard Conkey
Fred Frey
Starks
Warner
Maxwell
Carleton
Penn State Star Earl Hoffman Posts 21.7 ppg
Earl Hoffman averaged 21.7 points per game for Penn State basketball last season, highlighting his scoring prowess for the Nittany Lions.
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Earl Hoffman
Penn State
Journalists honored for wartime and social coverage in 1962 awards
The 1962 press awards list winners across categories including public health, local and national reporting, and international affairs. Recipients include Hector Rondon for Venezuela war photo, Anthony Lewis for Supreme Court coverage, and Ira B. Harkey Jr for Mississippi integration editorials, among others.
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Ice
Hector Rondon
la Republica
Caracas
Venezuela
Associated Peris
Sylvan Fox
Anthony Shannon
William Longgood
New York World- Telegram & Sun
American Airlines
Idlewild
New York
Oscar Griffin Jr
Pecos
Tex
Independent & Enterprise
Billy Sol Estes
Anthony Lewis
New York Times
U.S. Supreme Court
the Times
Hal Hendrix
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Ira B. Harkey Jr
Pascagoula (Miss
Frank Miller
The
Des Moines Register
Rotary Honors Advanced Pupils At Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School students honored at the Rotary Club meeting include four seniors who passed the College Entrance Examination Board Advanced Placement test in American History earning five hours of college credit. Also recognized are 23 students preparing for the spring AP exam, six KU foreign language students with potential KU credit, and 20 analytics and calculus students eligible for KU credit with several already earning five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
LHS
Mary Mahieu
Margaret McReynolds
Bill Mullins
Howard Mehlinger
H. C. Stuart
Adel Throckmorton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Neal Wherry
Rotary
Mehlinger
Rotarians
Lawrence
Bour
Alan Hitt
Judith Thompson
Colleen Wright
Carl Weinaug
Tom Ashton
Pat Barr
Elizabeth Bates
Albert Brune
Connie Cooper
Fred Emmons
Nancy Gallup
Ann Marie Hardtaker
Phil Kurata
David Leonard
Jim McCalla
Patty Mosser
Sara Paretsky
Lucy Price
Mike Rasmussen
Mark Roberts
Jeannie Rose
David Schulte
Richard Seaver
Connie Sexton
Betsy Spray
Gretchen VanderWerf
Erik Wright
Kansas University
Carl Gibson
Catherine Hyder
Barbara Wescoe
Miss Thompson
Miss Wescoe
Midshipmen Earn KU NROTC Honors On Campus
Eleven KU Naval ROTC midshipmen received awards on the last drill day of the semester. Mahaffy won the Captain's Trophy for top rifle team member and earned a General Dynamics plaque for aptitude and academics. Other honorees included Hartman Burin Pugh Sigley and Schwedt for rifle team leadership and varsity letters.
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Kansas University Naval Rotc
Lowrence A. Mahaffy
Coffeyville
NROTC
Richard Gruber
General Dynamics Corp
Mahaffy
Henry M. Dodd
Independence
James D. Hubbard
Cedar Vale
Dennis E. Pankratz
Marion
Chicago Tribune
Gruber
Michael G. Swink
Prairie Village
Julius Horowitz
Richard H. Hartman
Kansas City
Charles E. Burin
Imperial
Thomas QO. Pugh
Stephen A. Sigley
Newton
Mervyn A. Schwedt
KU Nrotc Rifle Team. Leslie D. Meyer
Kirkwood
Hartman
Lawrence Council
Navy League
Carol Whipple
Kansas Union
Weekend hailstorm drenches towns along the lake
Witnesses described a weekend storm with hailstones golf ball to baseball size and water splashing four feet from the lake. Trees suffered minor damage, cars dented, and several Kansas City area communities reported hail as rainfall totals rose after a dry April. Forecast calls for warmer, fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with highs in the 80s.
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Jones
Kansas City
Merriam
Overland Park
Topeka
Edwardsville
Charles J. McLennan Reaches 26th Year At Pimlico
Racing secretary Charles J. McLennan marks his 26th year at Pimlico Race Course guiding racing operations and entries as the meet progresses.
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Charles J. McLennan
Pimlico
Kansas University bands present spring concert in Murphy Hall
The KU concert band and varsity band will perform at 3 30 p m Sunday in University Theatre Murphy Hall with no admission charge directed by Prof Russell L Wiley assisted by Prof Kenneth Bloomquist Five DeSoto Explorer Scouts and adviser navigate Kaw River by raft from Lawrence to DeSoto over the weekend leaving the Lawrence bridge at noon Saturday arriving about 5 p m Sunday they spent Saturday night on the river bank near Eudora Scouts were Lee Ballard Ron Mann Ricky Gillihan Gary West and Duke Neeland adviser Charles Neeland raft supported by 16 inner tubes they fished without catches Douglas County Science Fair representatives Philip Y Paden and Erik Olin Wright went to Albuquerque N M for the National Science Fair accompanied by Dan Palmquist they will return Friday Wheat referendum panel meets Tuesday 8 p m at the 4 H Fairgrounds panelists David Noe Elmer Rappard William Patton William Boyd Jr and Wayne A Forcade moderator George Stephens of KCMO radio TV in Kansas City.
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Kansas University
University Theatre of Murphy Hall
Russell L. Wiley
Kenneth Bloomquist
DeSoto
Kaw River
Lawrence
Lawrence Kaw River
Eudora
Lee Ballard
Ron Mann
Ricky Gillihan
Gary West
Duke Neeland
Charles Neeland
Albuquerque
N. M
Philip Y. Paden
Erik Olin Wright
Lawrence High School
Dan Palmquist
Douglas County Farm Bureau
David Noe
Elmer Rappard
Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
William Patton
Hiawatha
William Boyd Jr
Moran
Farm Bureau
Wayne A. Forcade
Mid-Continent Grain Co
Kansas City
George Stephens
Kcmo Radio and Television
Obituary Notices for Oakson and Pence
Funeral services for Oakson, Kansas City born Aug 31 1938, of Tonganoxie, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Tonganoxie Methodist Church. Burial at Mt Sidney Cemetery Linwood. Pence, son of Jefferson County Probate Judge Edwin Pence, dies. services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Oskaloosa Methodist Church, burial at Spring Grove Cemetery near Valley Falls.
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Tonganoxie
Oakson
Kansas City
Kan
Tonganoxie High School
Linwood Lions Club
Boy Scout Movement
Tonganoxie Methodist Church
Robert Floyd
Charles Gross
Mt. Sidney
Linwood
Quisenberry
Carl Oakson
Dale Oakson
Robert Oakson
Lawrence Ave
John Christenson
Pence
Jefferson County
Edwin Pence
Oskaloosa
Ernest Acher Dies at 59 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ernest R. Acher 59 of 16 Wiona died Saturday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Jules, daughter Mrs Stanley Harris of Salt Lake City, son Donald L. Acher also of Salt Lake City, two sisters and four grandchildren. He worked in the state tax division and previously owned Dairyland on West 23rd Street. He was an oil and gas distributor for 30 years and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and former Sertoma president.
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Ernest R. Acher
Winona
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Trinity Lutheran Church
Acher
State Internal Revenue Department
West 23Rd Street
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Jual Acher
Stanley Harris
Salt Lake City
Utah
Donald L. Acher
William McKittrick
Elm St
Walter Russell
Clearwater
Fla
Notable Obits and Affairs Light Up Nation
Albany mourns veteran actor Monty Woolley who died at Albany Medical Center from kidney failure and heart disease. Honolulu reports honeymooning duo Carol Burnett and Joseph Hamilton after a Juarez Mexico wedding. New York notes Richard M. Nixon bought a $135000 five floor Fifth Avenue apartment with Rockefeller honey moon suites nearby. Missouri parents push Catholic school transfer to public schools after a stalled bill, with drives spreading to St. Louis Jefferson City and Kansas City areas.
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Albany, N.Y
Monty Woolley
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Honolulu
Carol Burnett
Joseph Hamilton
Juarez
Mexico
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Fifth Avenue
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Fifth Ave
Rockefeller
Kansas City
Missouri
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Buehler Named College Teacher of the Year
E. C. Buehler of Kansas University was named college teacher of the year by the Kansas Speech Association. He served as keynote speaker at the association meeting in Hays and has 38 years on KU staff and 40 years teaching in Kansas. Before KU he taught two years at Washburn University.
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E. C. Buehler
Kansas University
Kansas Speech Association
Buehler
Hays
Kansas
Prof. Buehler
Washburn University
Lawrence as a Model City for Race Relations
A speaker argues that a future Lawrence can be cited as a model city that treated all people with dignity. They urge the community to address equal treatment now to reduce future violence and replace fear with understanding and prejudice with enlightenment.
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Lawrence
Dogs Earn Diplomas After Local Obedience School Graduation
Twenty five dogs graduated from Jayhawk Kennel Club's 10 week obedience course at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Trophies went to four top winners with first to Ann North's German Shepherd, second to Richard Burke's Brittany, third to Mrs. Richard Parker's German Shepherd, and fourth to Mrs. Fred Six's Cocker.
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Jayhawk Kennel Club
Ann North
Route 4
Brittany
Richard Burke
Ohio St
Richard Parker
Brook St
Fred Six
Wellington Rd
George Butell
Baldwin
Lawrence Bodle
Tenn. St
Gene Hubbard
Don Schaake
Hilltop Dr
Allen Heath
Pamela Lane
Rick Miller
Strong Ave
Mary O'Neil
Wellsville
J. D. Poindexter
Learnard
C. B. Coker
Tenn
Alta Cruses
Ottawa
Gordon Beck
Crescent Rd
H. G. Whittington
Belle Haven
N. S. Ananthanarayanan
Balu Ananthanarayanan
Mary Ann Vangemeren
Robert Green
Herman Mast Jr
R. I
Brook
John Wolfe
Rosalea Postma
Jenny Wells
Russians identified Hitler remains 18 years ago says author
Paris AP report says Cornelius Ryan claims the Russians found and identified Adolf Hitler in the burned Berlin bunker 18 years earlier and that the Soviet government officially admitted knowledge of Hitler's death by his own hand. Ryan would not disclose where the remains were disposed or how, saying the details are saved for his book.
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Hitler
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Berlin
Cornelius Ryan
Ryan
Mehlinger Named Director Of Pittsburgh Project
Howard Mehlinger chairman of Lawrence High School Social Sciences will become a director of a joint Pittsburgh Public Schools Carnegie Institute of Technology project in August. He has taught at LHS for 10 years and heads team teaching. He nears PhD at Kansas University in Russian history. The Mehlingers will move to Pittsburgh with two children Bradley and Barbara.
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Howard Mehlinger
Lawrence High School
Pittsburgh (Pa
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Mehlinger
LHS
Kansas University
Bradley
Barbara
Mehlingers
Pittsburgh
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Clayton Krehbiel
KU Chorale
George Frock
Kay Bethea
Roy Hamlin Johnson
Martha Stacy
John Meacham
Robert Baustian
J. Harold Moyer
Bethel College
Rodger D. Vaughan
Southern California University
Virgil Thompson
Dexter G. Morrill
Albert Lee Carr
Ogallala
Neb
Associated Press
San Diego
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Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Lodge
Joe Schelbar
Faulkner
Rotary Group
Tom Aiken
Danny Brune
Judy Denton
Michael Lewis
Janet Milleret
Richard Pine
Ray Saffron
Nancy Ulmer
Bob Dema
Halley Kampschroeder
Robert McGee
Charles Pohl
Gary Ray
Linda Winters
Rumsey Funeral Home
Homeowners Insurance
Ste Brownie Kerns
KU Navy
Blue Ribbon Records
Erneye Fitch
George Hedri
Carl Mingo
WM. Terrell
Mess. St
Meneger
J. D. Underwood
Ernest Acher
Lawrence Memorial
Corman
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Bush Body
Pittsburgh Post
St. Leoland
Orleans
Best Western
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Vnne
End Molete
Alasia the Bastry
Virginia Inn
Mother Day
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