Philharmonic at KU Hoch Auditorium Tonight
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra performs at 8 20 tonight in Hoch Auditorium as part of the University Concert Course. Cheryl Costa, a Wichita senior, crowned queen at the International Banquet of Nations in the Kansas Union Ballroom. KU foreign students prepared native foods for the banquet sponsored by the KU International Club and the American Arab Club.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Cheryl Costa
Wichita
Kansas Union
KU International Club
American Arab Club
Attitude Shift Urges Narrowing of So-called Sin Laws
The President's crime commission says changing U.S. views on illicit sex gambling drinking and abortion call for lighter criminal laws. It urges restricting prostitution to organized crime and public solicitation cases, allowing private gambling and certain fund raising, treating drunkenness as a social problem, and legalizing abortions under specific health or crime conditions. The report criticizes overbroad laws that burden police and erode law enforcement.
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Washington
America
Crime Commission
Thurmond Ar
Nold
Cartha D. DeLoach
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Lawrence Country Club votes for new clubhouse and membership types
The Lawrence Country Club approved a $500 special assessment for a modern clubhouse with a five year payoff. Seven membership types were created including Regular, Social, Junior, Senior, Associate, Non-Resident and Military. The 84 to 44 vote followed a 261 member count and 129 attendees.
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Lawrence
Otto Barteldes
Julius Marks
Riggs Miller
Australia
Boat stolen from El Dorado man at Holiday Inn trailer
Ian Raymond L. Buzbee of El Dorado Arkansas reported the theft of an aluminum boat valued at 100 dollars Friday night from a trailer at the Holiday Inn on 28th and Iowa Streets. Buzbee, employed by an Arkansas boat firm, had several boats on the trailer during his motel stay.
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Raymond L. Buzbee
el Dorado
Ark
Holiday Inn
Iowa Sts
Buzbee
Lodge Notice for Lawrence Lodge May Meeting
Stated communication of Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF AM on Monday May 8 at 8 p.m. Refreshments. Visiting members welcome. C T Woods W M C W Mole Secy.
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Lawrence Lodge No
AF & AM
C. T. Woods
W.M
C. W. Mole
Secy
Winn warns of Chinese entry in Vietnam war
Third District Congressman Larry Winn told about 240 KU students and guests at an Opportunities Unlimited conference that China could join the Vietnam conflict. He said his earlier stance was lukewarm until learning Hanoi refused to negotiate 28 times.
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Larry Winn
Leawood
Kansas University
Opportunities Unlimited
Republican Party
Winn
Congress
Hanoi
Bob Miner
Great Bend
Young Republicans
Bricklayers Balk At Wage Increase
Bricklayers and Masons Local No. 3 in Topeka rejected a three year wage package of 1.12 dollars per hour offered by the Association of General Contractors. The strike began April 12 and halted work at three Lawrence school sites with only masonry left. The union demanded 1.10 dollars per hour over three years plus an immediate 60 cent raise.
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Bricklayers and Masons Local No
Association of General Contractors
Topeka
Lawrence School
Smithsonian Professor Named Kansas University Museum Director
Dr. Philip S. Humphrey, longtime chairman of vertebrate zoology at the United States National Museum, becomes director of the Natural History Museum and zoology chair at Kansas University. He will report around August 1 as Dr. E. Raymond Hall retires at 65. Dr. A. Byron Leonard also retires, returning to teaching. KU will aid Oriente University in Venezuela with a Ford Foundation grant.
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Philip S. Humphrey
United States National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Natural History Museum
Kansas University
Cancellor
W. Clarke Wescoe
E. Raymond Hall
Summerfield
A. Byron Leonard
Department of Zoology
University of Oriente
Venezuela
Oriente
Ford Foundation
Vandalism to Vehicles Reported to Police
Three vehicle vandalism cases were reported to police Sunday. Elmer Johanning of Johan ning Brothers Implement Co. said a windshield of a combine was broken with damage from fifty to seventy five dollars. Don McGinnis reported nine broken vehicle windows and a mirror with about one hundred dollars damage. Ed Wells reported a broken car window causing one hundred dollars damage.
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Elmer Johanning
Johanning Brothers’ Implement Co
Haskell Ave
Don McGinnis
Kansas St
Ed Wells
Ill
Officials to Washington seek funding for local projects
City officials five commissioners City Manager Ray Wells chamber manager Keith Winter and drainage district chair Wesley Brune traveled to Washington D C for Senate and House subcommittee hearings on appropriations for Clinton and Perry Reservoirs and the Lawrence Flood Protection Program. The group aims to restore nearly 3 million dollars for the three projects.
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Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Clinton
Perry
Lawrence
Ray Wells
Keith Winter
Wesley E. Brune
Charman
State Bar Group Names Chanute Man President
The Kansas State Bar Assn. installed Joe F. Balch of Chanute as president with Leo A. McNalley of Salina named president-elect. Other officers include Maurice Wildgen of Larned as vice president and Robert F. Bennett of Prairie Village as secretary treasurer. Executive council members are Howard Kline, Phillip H. Lewis, Marvin Thompson, and Jack Dalton. District Judges Assn. elected McNalley as president, David Prager as vice president, and Alex Hotchkiss as secretary treasurer.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State Bar Assn
Joe F. Balch
Chanute
Leo A. McNalley
Salina
Maurice Wildgen
Larned
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Treassurer
Howard Kline
Wichita
Phillip H. Lewis
York Way
Topeka
Marvin Thompson
Russell
Jack Dalton
Dodge City
District Judges Assn
McNalley
David Prager
Holly Lane
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
Three Hurt In Saturday Wreck East of Eudora
Three people were injured Saturday in a string of accidents around Lawrence area. Marvin Trybom and two daughters were treated for facial cuts and knee injuries after a two-vehicle collision on Highway K-10 east of Eudora. Potingyumtewa, the other driver, was uninjured.
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Eudora
Marvin F. Trybom
15Th St
Judy L
Nancy M
Trybom
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Judy Trybom
Nancy Trybom
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 59
Robert C. Brewster
Kansas City
Kan
11Th
Ind. Sts
Larry L. Strahan
la. St
Francelia S. Cox
Ind. St
Strahan
Cox
10Th
Vt. Sts
Beatrice Nelson
Michael L. Garber
Kent Terr
Nelson
Garber
Maren A. Breit
7Th St
Halderson Auto
Brett
9Th
Iowa Sts
Don J. Hineman
Stewart Rd
James L. Tingle
Cadet Ave
Hineman Auto
Tingle
Nancy Stuckey named KU Law Day Queen
Nancy Stuckey, an 18 year old Hutchinson sophomore at Kansas University and KU Law School English major, was chosen Law Day queen during Fun Day activities. The event featured swimsuit attire for queen candidates and was judged by KU Law faculty.
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Nancy Stuckey
Hutchinson
Kansas University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
KU Law School
Rodeo Planned By 4 H Group Here on Sunday
The Douglas County 4 H Rodeo for 4 H members from across the state is set for 1 30 p m next Sunday at the County Fairgrounds It marks the first year for the event with prizes ribbons and trophies for winners Events include junior steer riding breakaway calf ropeing reining girls barrel racing tiedown calf ropeing cutting horse competition and more Mrs Darlene Hill one of the planners notes the show aims to become an annual event with strong local business and individual support and that the organizers hope for broad participation and success next year.
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Douglas County
Darlene Hill
Hill
Mt Oread Thefts Reported At KU Parking Lot And Hall
Kansas University traffic and security officers released two weekend theft reports. Franklin Sheppard, a Kansas City graduate student living at 1 3 Stouffer Place, said a gear shift knob was stolen from his car in a lot north of Stouffer Place Building One and the glove compartment was rifled. Stephen Getter, a Shawnee Mission freshman, reported a camera stolen from Room 5630 in Templin Hall with no value listed.
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Kansas University
Franklin Sheppard
Kansas City
Stouffer Plage
Stouffer Place
Sheppard
Stephen Getter
Shawnee Mission
Templin Hall
Card of thanks heartfelt for hospital care and support
The writer thanks doctors and the nursing staff at 1st R. M. Baptist and Churches of God in Christ along with colleagues from Lawrence Paper Co. and all friends and relatives for flowers gifts cards visits prayers and calls. All kindness will be remembered.
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1St
R. M. Baptist
Churches of God In Christ
Lawrence Paper Co
Gratitude Note to Dr Mitchell and Hospital Staff
Ruth Garrett thanks Dr Mitchell and the first floor nurses for cards visits and support during her hospital stay.
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New Hampshire
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William GC. Warren
Mt. Oread
Mississippi
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