KU Honors Retiring Faculty for Emeritus Status
Kansas University honors retiring faculty for emeritus status in June. Front row: Ruth Litchen 41 years, Frederic H. Guild 39, Meribah Moore 36, Frederick J. Moreau 34, Cora Downs 46. Second row: Robert G. S. Mahieu 45, James C. Malin 42, Ray Q. Brewster 44, Fred Ellsworth 39, Clay S. Hobson 16, Emory B. Phillips 16. Total service 398 years. All reach age 70.
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Kansas University
Ruth Litchen
University Extension
Frederic H. Guild
Meribah Moore
Voice
Frederick J. Moreau
Cora Downs
Robert G. S. Mahieu
James C. Malin
Ray Q. Brewster
Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association
Clay S. Hobson
Emory B. Phillips
Journal-World Photo
Daily University Events May 12 19
A week of University events runs May 12 to May 19 featuring concerts lectures banquets exhibitions and sports. Highlights include College Bowl at Kansas Union May 12 1 30 p m and Owens initiation banquet at 6 30 p m. May 13 lectures by Gerald Bernstein and Edward Lewinsky plus a humanities forum and senior recital. multiple honors banquets on May 13 14 15. May 17 18 baseball and golf events and a May 19 Pops Concert by Varsity Choir and Symphony with campus exhibitions at the Union Art Museum and Watson Library debate.
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Kansas Union
Russell L. Wiley
University Theatre
Owens
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Gerald Bernstein
Vienna
Art Museum
Phi Alpha Theta
Edward Lewinsky
University of Chicago
Murphy Hall
Organic Chemistry
Dorothy Wang
Malott
SUA Poetry Hour
Walter Meserve
Robert Frost
University Women's Club
Centennial Park
Western Civilization Review
Fraser Theatre
College Life
Bill Krisher
Oklahoma University
Westminster Center
Medea
Missouri
Manhattan
Toko-Ri
International Club
Bervarsity
Symphony ‘‘Pops
Kansas Uion
Potter Lake
John Augelli
Caribbean
Bloch. Watson Library
Encyclopaedia
Cervantes
Bond Cashing Attempt Brings Family Arrest
A failed attempt to cash a $10,000 bond led to the arrest of a Topeka couple, David Johnson and his wife, and the wife’s son Robert Gaunge. They face embezzlement, interstate transport of stolen securities, and impersonation charges after Gaunge tried to cash the bond in Seattle. The bond belonged to Citizens State Bank in Jewell, Kansas.
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Seattle
Kansas
Topeka
David Johnson
Robert Gaunge
Gaunge
Secret Service
Citizens State Bank
Jewell
Kan
Johnson's Career Path Shifts From Tax Office to Seattle
Johnson told officers he worked at the treasurer's office in Topeka from 1953 to March 1962. He resigned, then became a taxicab driver and moved to Seattle.
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Johnson
Topeka
Seattle
Legal Newsman Clifford Smith Dies at 79 in Kansas City
Clifford Bradley Smith, longtime president of the Daily Record legal newspaper, died Wednesday at 79. He joined the paper in 1910, became president in 1935, and led the paper his family owned since 1888. He was a University of Missouri graduate.
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Kansas City
Clifford Bradley Smith
Old Daily Record
Smith
Daily Record
University of Missouri
Nonstop Meeting Planned in New Jersey Over School Controversy
Englewood New Jersey a nonstop meeting is planned by the Englewood Ministerial Association conciliation committee to untangle differences in the racially imbalanced school system. The five ministers three white two Negroes and a rabbi will stay in continuous conference until a compromise is found. Negro parents plan to continue sending their children to the predominantly white schools for a fourth straight day as protests persist.
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Englewood
N.J
Unregistered Children Allowed In At Cleveland Elementary
Children barred from registering at Cleveland Elementary were allowed to attend classes as unregistered on Monday due to fears of possible violence, prompting school officials to permit entry despite ongoing enrollment issues.
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Ly White Cleveland
Dave Garroway
Trybom Returns Home After National Award
Lawrence High School junior Jim Trybom returned from Arlington Heights Illinois where he won second prize in the national feedlot planning contest. His entry from 700 submissions was honored with an engraved plaque and a $50 prize.
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Jim Trybom
Carl Trybom
Arlington Heights, Ill
Lawrence High School
Illinois
Walter Gehlbach
LHS
Trybom
Vocational Agriculture Department
Jayhawk Ffa
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Swarthout
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Tenn, Ph
A. O. Smith Harvestore Products
Service
New Hampshire
Hopkins Kleenair Service
N.H
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10Th and
Vermont
Silvertown
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Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Minnesota Avenue
Johnson Drive Mission
Floyd Overland Park
Lee Som
Littlolathe
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Ottawa
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