Impressive Gift for Truman On 81st Birthday Saturday
Harry S. Truman will be 81 on Saturday and a major gift will be up to one million dollars for a Truman Library Institute project studying the presidency. Friends, a birthday luncheon, and tributes mark the day, despite Truman’s reduced health and routine.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Germany
White House
Office of the Presidency
Tom L. Evans
Truman Library Institute Board
Evans
Truman Library
Mike Westwood
Independence Police Department
Independence
New York
Washington
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
Trumans
Mrs. Evans
Mary Martin
Dolly
Municipal Auditorium
Miss Martin
Harry
Martin Luth
Harry Truman
Eudora Community News Highlights Local Visits and Plans
Local residents share travels in Portland Oregon visiting families and sites along the Pacific Ocean. The district anticipates a May 15 bond election for a new elementary school at 14th and Elms Street with Kenneth Von Achen as architect and an ungraded class system approved by Principal Glen Jarmin.
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Homer Gerstenberger
Portland
Ore
George Staples
Staples
Gerstenberger
Sharon Staples
Gerstenberger's
Pacific Ocean
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Bob Slaper
Richard Ford
Pete Edelbrock
Faye Hairston
Douglas County
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Margaret Terrell
Seattle
Ralph Terrell
Charles Terrell
Denver
Carolyn Beeman
Kaw Valley Bank
Airline Stewardess
Kansas City
TWA
Miss Beeman
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas Council of Churches
Topeka
Kansas-Oklahoma
United Church of Christ
E. L. Durbin
Bert Dowding
Terriary
Pittsburg
Kansas College
Kay Lawson
Emporia State College
Leland Lawson
Judy Miller
Kansas State College
Manhattan
John Beach
Merlin Mueller
Kenneth VonAchen
Kirt
Tanna
Menninger Bible Course
First Presbyterian Church
Beach
Mueller
VonAchen
Howard Caviness
Noel Griffin
Bud Long
Fred Reetz
Anna Gabriel
Hesper
Ray Burkhardt
Linda
Emporia Teachers College
Eudora
14Th and
Elms St
University May Events Include Lectures Recitals and Theater
A calendar of events lists lectures by J L Keep and Nancy Lurie, carillon recitals by Albert Gerken, a talk on American Indian Renaissance, poetry with Robert Duncan, and theater performances of The Play’s the Thing. Also shows Baron von Stauffenberg, a psychology colloquium, a concert by SUA, and exhibits at the Museum of Art and Watson Library.
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Fraser
James — i
Seaver
Albert Gerken
P.o
University Theater
J. Lb. H. Keep
London
Forum Room
University Senate
Swarthout
Israel
Jayhawk
Unto Univ., Union
John Meeks
Swarthout Recital Hall
Baron von Stauffenberg
Munich
Hitler
Jayhawk Room
Kansas Union
Julian Hochberg
Cornell Univ
T. P.m
Hillarious Dillards
Hoch Auditorium
Experimental Theater
Museum of ‘Art
Kansas University Theater 1965-66 Schedule Reveals Five Productions
The KU Theater plans five major shows for 1965-66 under director Lewin A. Goff. Opening night features a full-orchestra My Fair Lady followed by The Bedbug, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, School for Scandal, and the world premiere of Carrie Nation. Dates were not yet set.
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Kansas University Theater
Lewin A. Goff
Lerner and Loewe
Mayakovsky
Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
School For Scandal
Sheriday
Douglas Moore
Carrie Nation
Centennial celebration adds planned KU segment
The text notes a definite element joining the KU Centennial program, with one portion set to become part of the overall celebration. Details specify inclusion of a segment aligned with campus festivities and public recognition by the university community.
New DA-TEX Vinyl Latex Paint Offers One Coat Finish
Davis Paint Company promotes DA-TEX a sensitized vinyl latex wall paint advertised in LIFE magazine. The heavier body clings to brushes with less drip and spatter and touch ups leave no telltale traces. Davis Paint Associate Store at 918 Mass VI 3-6141 offers wide decorator options.
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Davis Paint Company
Life Magazine
Davis Paint Associate
KU Journalism School To Share Scholarship
The William Allen White School of Journalism at Kansas University joins 49 other accredited schools to share a five year 100000 dollar scholarship program funded by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune. Beginning in 1966 the dailies will finance a 400 dollar scholarship for an outstanding junior at each school. Scholarships renew annually for at least five years. Joyce Swan says there are no strings and educators have freedom in selecting candidates while scholastic achievement is encouraged.
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William Allen White
Kansas University
Minneapolis Star
Minneapolis Tribune
Minnesota
Joyce Swan
Papers
Fair Appearance Set The Dilettants At World Fair
The Dilettants, a Baker University girls trio from Bald win, are invited to perform August 11 to 13 at the New York World's Fair. Members include Sandra Manning Houston Texas Carol Massie Smithville Missouri and Nancy Long Kansas City Missouri with Ferne Dammling St Petersburg Florida as accompanist.
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The
Dilettants
Baker University
Baldwin
Pear
Sandra Manning
Houston
Tex
Carol Massie
Smithville
Nancy Long
Kansas City
Ferne Dammling
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Newport
OLDS
BUICK
Skylark
Plymouth
Massachusetts
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KU Journalism School
Otis Bricker
Capp
Lane Street
Glen E. Prentice
Washburn College
William Salsbury, JR
Capp-Homes
Topeka, Kan
E. 14Th Street
Des Moines
Iowa
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