Twelve Top Teachers Staff June Workshop at KU
Twelve leading educators will staff the first Community Junior College Workshop June 8 to 19 at Kansas University. The program helps administrators and faculty assess trends and future developments. credits may be earned through the KU Graduate School.
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Warren A. Land
Southeastern Community College
Whiteville
N. C
Edwin J. Walbourn
el Dorado Junior College
Kansas Junior College Association
Thaine McCormick
Kansas
Topeka
Thomas B. Merson
American Association of Junior Colleges
Washington, D. C
Robert Wiegman
Department of Higher Education
University of Florida
Gainesville
George B. Smith
Keith Lawton
Thomas R. Buckman
E. Gordon Collister
Guidance Service
Ross Armstrong
Joseph W. McGuire
School of Business
Kenneth Anderson
School of Education
George R. Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Silk Paper Adorns Walls In Bathroom
Detroit ap report details Maj. Gen. Alden K. Sibley’s office bathroom at Army Mobility Command in Warren featuring silk wallpaper and modest upgrades under review in Congress. Rep McFall questioned the general's tastes as a plan for 245,800 in further modifications surfaced alongside vanity paneling vinyl tile and carpeting costs.
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Alden K. Sibley
Sibley
Army Mobility Command
Warren
Washington
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Rhodes
Horoscope horary forecast by zodiac signs
Aries seeks solid ties with associates and offering advice today. Taurus stresses cooperation and appreciation for health workers in daily life. Gemini shows talent to bigger figures and comforting partner in evening. Cancer debut missing. Leo urges courtesy and efficiency. Virgo favors practical income with orthodox advice. Libra urges self respect and bank growth. Scorpio quietly studies and helps those in need. Sagittarius thanks generous friends and settles social duties. Capricorn acts decisively to move into business circles. Aquarius seeks new ideas and contacts with a confident tone. Pisces ends week tidying up and handling last minute deals with care.
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Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Surrounding Damascus Oasis Oasis Fertile and Populated
Damascus Syria sits inside a fertile heavily populated oasis ringed by villages and agricultural lands providing resources and defense options during regional conflicts and daily life.
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Damascus
Syria
Seven Dread Students Win Kansas University Scholarships
Scholarships in the School of Business go to seven KU students for 1964 and 1965. Geoffrey W. Donnan of Webster Groves Missouri earns the $500 Goodyear Foundation scholarship in business administration. Shivandra K. Thakkar from Bombay India wins the $450 Elizabeth M Hoyt scholarship. Larry E. Nokes from Garnett receives $500, Melvin C. OConnor of Wichita gets $250, Richard E Flaherty of Lincoln receives $500, Dennis W Whisker from La Grange Illinois gets $200 Continental Oil Company scholarship, and Raymond G. Young of Winfield earns the $300 Paul Landis scholarship.
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Kansas University
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Webster Groves
Elizabeth M. Hoyt
Shivandra K. Thakkar
Bombay
India
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Garnett
Melvin C. O’connor
Wichita
Kansas Savings and Loan League
Richard E. Flaherty
Lincoln
Kansas Association of Finance Companies
Dennis W. Whisker
la Grange
Continental Oil Company
Raymond G. Young
Winfield
Paul Landis
Ruler of Lagash Overthrown 36 Centuries Ago
The Lagash city-state in ancient Sumer saw its ruler ousted about 3600 years ago as a new king took the throne. He pledged tax cuts and removal of tax agents to win support and legitimacy for his rule.
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Lagash
Sumer
Ford
Thunderbird
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Mustang
America
Loan Closet Set By Heart Agency
Kaw Valley Heart Association opens a loan closet in Douglas County offering wheel chairs and walkers to cardiovascular patients and families. Call VI 3-1661 weekdays 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm to place orders. Mrs Treadwell will be in Lawrence Wednesday to answer inquiries and advise on work simplification.
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Kaw Valley Heart Association
L. M.keadwell
Douglas County
Throckmorton to Run for Ninth Term in Topeka
Adel F. Throckmorton state superintendent of public instruction filed Wednesday as a candidate for a ninth term. He seeks the Republican nomination and is a former Sedgwick County superintendent.
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Topeka (Ap
Adel F. Throckmorton
State
Superindent of Public Instruction
Throckmorton
Sedgwick County
Rpublican
Bette Davis Sued by Paramount Over Added Scene
Paramount Pictures sues actress Bette Davis for 7000 damages alleging she refused to report for an added scene in Where Love Has Gone. The suit seeks an injunction blocking her from engaging in any artistic work.
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Hollywood
Paramount Pictures Corp
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Johnson backs detailed studies for U S supersonic airliner
President Johnson approved a program for action to move the American supersonic airliner closer to realization. The move follows the May 1 deadline for design decisions and selecting a contractor, with Boeing Lockheed GE and Pratt and Whitney advancing studies on engine and airframe development.
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Johnson
United States
U.S
Ment
Boeing
Lockheed
General Electric
Pratt and Whitney
United Aircraft Corp
Contracts Pending for Engine Part Development
The report notes that contracts to develop engine parts and test their performance were prepared but none were awarded immediately and no cost estimates were provided.
Revival Series II Set At Church Of God
Revival services begin at 7 30 tonight and run through May 30 at the Church of God 419 Lincoln Street Miss Ruth Rodgers of Ava Missouri evangelist has served as pastor missionary to Jamaica West Indies and teacher at Ava Church of God Bible School She will attend Drury College Springfield Missouri this summer Rev E L Holland is pastor.
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Lincoln St
Ruth Rodgers
Ava
Miss Rodgers
Jamaica
West Indies
Church of God Bible School
Drury College
Springfield
E. L. Holland
Kentucky grass seeds sprout, then perish in Antarctica
Seeds of Kentucky bluegrass germinated and grew for ten days in Antarctica before dying. Previously the continent had only algae, moss, and lichens reported to survive so far south.
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Antarctica
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