Awards Presented In Speech and Drama At KU Honors Dinner
Twenty one Kansas University students and three Kansas high school students received awards for excellence in speech and drama at the Speech and Drama Department Honors Dinner. Merit teaching awards went to Barbara Timmins and Roxann Beihi, both KU graduate students. Marilyn Miller won the Allen Crafton Scholarship. Departmental honors named Carol Cross and Tandy Craig as outstanding senior majors, with Craig also cited as top radio-television student. Other awards covered clinical paths, theater, and public address honors for multiple students across KU and area high schools.
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Kansas University
Kansas High School
Speech and Drama Department
Barbara Joan Timmons
Hudson
Iowa
Roxann Beihi
St. Paul
Minn
Allen Crafton
Marilyn Miller
Olathe
Carol S. Cross
Topeka
Tandy Craig
Joplin
Miss Craig
Miss Craige
Mary Sue Poppe
Prairie Village
Karol Merten
Great Bend
Sigma Alpha Eta
Virginia Kane
Stafford
Louis A. Lawrence
Lawrence
Donald Worster
Hutchinson
Mary Reeves
Oberlin
Lauralee Milberg
Arlington
Joy Bullis
Davenport
Enos D
Kansas City
Keith Jochim
Birmingham
Mich
Kitty Kane
John Welz
Webster Groves
Melvin O'Connor
Washington High School
Bethel
Richard Dearth
Parsons High School
Beverly Marshall
Fredonia High School
Kansas City Divorcee Sentenced in Sunnyvale Robbery Case
Shirley McLane of Kansas City received five concurrent indeterminate sentences for robbery burglary and conspiracy after accompanying cop killer Larry Rose in a Sunnyvale California robbery in which Officer Gary Larson was killed. Judge Marshall S Hall told her Rose caused her trouble and Rose faces a life term with formal sentencing set for May 24.
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San Jose
Calif
Kansas City
Shirley McLane
Miss McLane
Larry Rose
Sunnyvale
Marshall S. Hall
Rose
Hall
Gary Larson
McNown to Speak on Africa Trip for Ford Foundation Study
Kansas University Dean John S. McNown will report to the faculty at 4 p m May 24 in Bailey Hall Room 303 on his Africa trip with Dean Merk Hobson of Nebraska University. They visited Sudan and East and West Africa to study engineering education and potential exchange or aid programs.
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John S. McNown
Engineering
Kansas University
Africa
Bailey Hall
Dean McNown
Merk Hobson
Nebraska University
Sudan
East
West Africa
Ford Foundation
Starlight Theatre Opens 12th Season with The Music Man
Kansas City AP reports Starlight Theatre starts its 12th season June 18 with Meredith Willson's The Music Man. Forrest Tucker stars as the glib band instrument salesman. outdoor shows run until Sept. 2, ending with Bye Bye Birdie August 20 to September 2 featuring Brenda Lee. Blossom Time is set for July 28 with Carol.
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Starlight Theatre
Kansas City
Meredith Willson
Forrest Tucker
Brenda Lee
Carol
Broadway Schedule Highlights July to August
The schedule lists stage performances from July 9 to August 19 featuring performers Cyril Ritchard Cody Goodman Tom Bosley Dorothy Coulter and titles including Mexican Holiday Around the World in Eighty Days Fiorello and Brigadoon with dates and cast.
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Burnett
Cyril Ritchard
Cody Goodman
Tom Bosley
Manaus Exports Rubber and Cocoa Butter Core Goods
Manaus, a Brazilian port city, ships rubber Brazil nuts rose wood oil cocoa butter and animal pelts for export. The assortment highlights its role in regional trade and natural resource markets. The listing underscores diverse commodities moving through the port.
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Manaus
KU ROTC Honors Best Cadets in Final Review
Outstanding Army ROTC cadets at Kansas University were honored after a two day unit inspection. Recipients include Robert B. McAnany Brentwood Mo Fred K Green Prairie Village John I Wettack Coffeyville Werner A Studer Wichita and others from Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Kansas University
Robert B. McAnany
Brentwood
Fred K. Green
Prairie Village
John I. Wettack
Coffeyville
Werner A. Studer
Wichita
PMS
John R. Benz
Bartlesville
Okla
Michael M. Thomas
Kirkwood
Roy J. Deem
Joplin
Christian L. Berneking Jr
Lawrence
James W. Straight
Society of American Military Engineers
Association of the United States Army
Robert L. Wyatt
Topeka
Ronald E. Greenlee
Albion
N.Y
Veterans of Foreign Wars Army
Harvey L. Edmonds
Leavenworth
Robert W. Hurst
Lt. Joseph
David E. John
Ft. Leavenworth
George W. Johnson
Overland Park
John R. Todd
Kansas City
Royden A. Konopaska
Kansas
16Th Corps
Gerald C. Schnelker
St. Joseph Military Academy
Hays
Gilbert L. Herrod
Kansas Sector
Perry D. Marks
Col. Konopaska
Clyde L. Jones
Loyd M. Willson
Inquest Indicated In Infant Death At Salina Home
Coroner James Giesendorf said an inquest will be held as juvenile authorities investigate the drowning of 10 month old Ernest Wayne Caauwe in a Salina bathtub. The infant died after being left with a 22 month old brother while the mother briefly went outside. The death follows a prior 1959 bath incident in the same family resulting in the death of 6 month old Susan Kay Caauwe.
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Salina
Kan
James Giesendorf
Ernest Wayne Caauwe
Roger E. Caauwe
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Schilling Air Force Base
Ken Brown
Ronald Lee
Air Base Hospital
Susan Kay
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Civil Defense
Douglas County
Bill Goodwin
Frieda Cowles
Helen Norwood
Cecilia Pearson
Mary Wortham
Roy Cropp
Luke Krebs
Calvin Rice
Donald Rogers
Florence Hought
Belle Welter
Mable Turner
Wilbur Brooks
E. J. Logsdon
Journal-World Photo
McNown
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Real Estate Board
U.S. Patent Office
National Association
Associated Realty Brown Realty Co
Cain Realty Decker-Coy Agency
M. R. Gill
Grover Realty Co. the Hird Agency
Parade of Homes
The
Lawrence Real Estate Board
John F. Stallwitz
Elgin Sportsman
Elgin Starlite
Samsonite Streamlite
Ina Ente
NWA
Johnson Drive
Mission
Minnesota Avenue
Floyd Overland Park
MTA
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Ani
West
95Th Street
Seawood, Kansas
Massachusetts
South Main
Ottawa
Anchor
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Anchor Savings Association
Harry T. West
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