Two KU Zoology Faculty Members Honored at Dinner
Two retiring KU zoology and biology faculty members were honored at a Saturday dinner. Mary E. Larson and Ruth McNair received monetary travel gifts, bound letters from former students were presented, and several students earned undergraduate research awards and fellowships from the National Science Foundation and Harvard University.
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Department of Zoology
Kansas University
Mary E. Larson
Ruth McNair
John Fitch
Henry Fitch
Route 3
Charles Kerfoot
Marguerite Kerfoot
W. 21St Terr
Dorothy May
Lawrence
Norman Lin
N. H. St
Harvard University
Rose Dean
Route 1
National Science Foundation
University of the Pacific
Dillon Beach
Calif
Rex Powell
Wayne Powell
Route 5
Nancy Riedel
Jackson
Mich
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Hopkins Marine Station
Monterey
John Atkinson
Topeka
Rex Bare
Wichita
Robert Boyd
Moran
Robert Enberg
McPherson
Curtis Harris
Anthony
Lawrence Knapp
Kansas City, Mo
Nancy Knapp
Beloit
Robin Orahood
KU Alum Appointed Colorado Education Consultant
KU alumnus and veteran administrator Dr. John F. Haberbosch has been named consultant in secondary education for the Colorado State Department of Education. Since earning his EdD from Kansas in 1961 he led Isaac Newton Junior High in Lovington and served as superintendent in Quincy Galesburg and Fort Scott, and held principal roles at Cherryvale High School and Fort Scott Junior College. Nightly curfew seals off San a Yemen capital with seven wooden gates shut from 10 p.m. to dawn.
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John F. Haberbosch
Kansas University
Kansas
Colorado State Department of Education
Littleton
Colo
Isaac Newton
San’a
Yemen
Understanding Press and Military Clash Over Motives
Wes Gallagher of the Associated Press told students at the Army Staff College that most press military conflicts stem from competing motives to serve the public. He urged mutual respect for motives, warned against covert manipulation of news, and proposed an eight point plan to improve relations between newsmen and officers.
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Kan
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Republic
Gallagher
Army
Command and General Staff College
South
Viet Nam
Washington
Saigon
FBI
Brinkerhoff Shows Satisfactory Progress After Heart Attack
Pittsburg Kansas editor and publisher Fred W. Brinkerhoff remains under care after a Saturday heart attack. A physician announced a good night and satisfactory progress in his recovery.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Sun
Brinkerhoff
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