Mental Health Aid Expanded by 1965 Law in Kansas
Gov authorities said the 1965 mental care and treatment law eases access to help. A patient may present at a state mental hospital and be admitted and may leave on request. Peace officers can take a person to a state hospital for court review within 90 days. The court may refer to private facilities if agreed by the institution or family arrangements.
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Boeing Award Set For KU Graduate Fellowship
Linda R. Dotson of Kansas City earned a Boeing Company graduate fellowship to pursue a master’s in aerospace engineering at Kansas University next year. The fellowship provides $1,800 for fees and subsistence allowances.
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Former Local Man Named Treasurer of Kanthal Corp
Austin Turney son of Dr and Mrs A H Turney of 1501 Pa St has been named treasurer and assistant secretary of Kanthal Corp Bethel Conn The company makes electric resistance heating materials and elements Turney a 1953 KU graduate was a senior accountant for Price Waterhouse before joining Kanthal in 1961 He now lives in Danbury Conn with his wife and son
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Kanthal Corp
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Kansas University
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Conn
New KU Chemistry Honorary Selects Three Faculty Students
Richard Middaugh assistant professor of chemistry at Kansas University and two KU students are elected to Phi Lambda Upsilon honorary chemistry fraternity at KU. New members include David Kyner a KU graduate student and Charles Lanning a KU senior son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Lanning of 633 Indiana Street.
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Poverty Has A Good Look To Hillbilly
Tennessee mountaineer Wilford Metcalf faces a $1 717 52 timber-seizure claim on land he farmed and cut on, with Rev James H Quillen pressing Forest Service and the Department of Agriculture to review the case. Metcalf, in a forceful letter, says poverty looks good to him and asks for relief.
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Wilford Metcalf
del Rio
Cocke County
Tenn
Congress
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Knoxville
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North Koreans Claim Downing of L19 Plane
Pyongyang Radio says a U S L19 reconnaissance plane was shot down over North Korea after it illegally intruded into the airspace at 2 42 p m Tuesday The claim states the aircraft was downed at 5 34 p m by a North Korean anti aircraft unit above Kimhwa and Sepo The report follows a separate claim on April 27 that MiG fighters shot down an RB47 reconnaissance plane over North Korea The U S Defense Department said the RB47 was damaged but returned safely to Yokota Air Base with no injuries The L19 is a small single engine spotter plane likely carrying two men.
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Pyongyang
North Korea
U.S
Kimhwa
Sepo
U.S. Defense Department
Yokota
Japan
Massachusetts Corruption Warns of Systemic Failures
Massachusetts State Crime Commission report says corruption touches most government areas and costs the public millions through waste and theft. It blames legislators, lobbyists and a culture of favors, urges civil service reform and warns of campaign contribution pressures.
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State Crime Commission
ISU Wins Big Eight College Bowl in Lincoln
Iowa State University students won first place at the Saturday Big Eight College Bowl in Lincoln Nebraska. A Kansas University team placed second with members Jim Nickum Mike McDaniel Tony Bengel and Terry Joslin.
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Neb
Kansas University
Nebraska University
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Wichita
Mike McDaniel
Tony Bengel
Independence
Terry Joslin
Kansas City
Masterpiece Returns From National Gallery Loan to KU Museum
One of Kansas University's traveling treasures, Dante Gabriel Rossetti's La Pia de Tolomei, has been returned from a month long exhibition at Ottawa's National Gallery of Canada. The 42 by 47 inch work helped draw 43 500 visitors during Victoria Artists. KU also loans pieces to Allentown and Detroit institutions with The Musicians by Theodore Rombouts slated to travel to Brussels this fall.
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Theodore Rombouts
Brussels
Patricia Neal Resting In Washington Before Britain Trip
Actress Patricia Neal recuperating after three massive strokes rests in Washington before resuming travel to England. The 39 year old Academy Award winner flew from Los Angeles with Roald Dahl and family. She said she would return to work after her baby is born in late July or early August.
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London
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Bomb Found Near U.S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro
Police discovered a time bomb in a garden beside the U.S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro early today. A spokesman said there were no clues about the would be perpetrators.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Gas Explosion Injures 18 Miners in Fukuoka Japan
A gas explosion ripped through a small coal mine in Fukuoka on Kyushu Island injuring 18 miners, six seriously, police reported.
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Japan
Kyushu Island
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