Texas Tech's rising program eyed by Darrell Royal and KU
Darrell Royal says Texas Tech will be a top football program, hurting Texas in West Texas as KU prepares for a Sept. 18 night game in Lubbock. Donnie Anderson fuels Tech’s 1965 push, while Bobby Goad notes potential for a premier program despite Southwest Conference play.
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Texas University
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Texas
Kansas
T-Tech
Lubbock
Donnie Anderson
Tech
Bobby Goad
J. T. King
Goad
West Texas
Bobby
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Goya portrait of Wellington recovered after 1961 theft
The $392000 Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington, stolen from the National Gallery in 1961, has been recovered in good condition. Birmingham baggage room to London, where identification confirmed it as the missing work before further expert examination.
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London
Duke of Wellington
National Gallery
Birmingham
London Metropolitan Police
Sotheby’s
Ubfic
Boros Leads Memphis Open With Six under Par 64
Julius Boros, 45, shot a six under par 64 to take a four stroke lead in the Memphis Open after a 36 hole total of 136. The veteran pro, in his 16th season, asserts youth is not essential to win.
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Memphis, Tenn
Julius Boros
Boros
Battenfeld Scholarships Awarded at Kansas University
Six scholars in Battenfeld Scholarship Hall at Kansas University received $100 Battenfeld awards for 1965 announced by Donald K. Anderson dean of men. Recipients include William Anderson Overland Park Ronald Bardin Leawood Leo Schrey Leavenworth James Tschechtelin Shawnee Mission Charles Turpen Omaha and Daniel Wanamaker Salina. The hall committee chose them for leadership and service to the hall. Funds come from Mrs. Margaret Battenfeld Hashinger of La Jolla California in memory of a son who helped build the hall in 1940.
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Battenfeld
Kansas University
John Curry Battenfeld
Donald K. Anderson
William Anderson
Overland Park
Ronald Bardin
Leawood
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
James Tschechtelin
Shawnee Mission
Charles Turpen
Omaha
Neb
Daniel Wanamaker
Salina
Margaret Battenfeld Hashinger
la Jolla
Calif
Hallmark Grant Funds KU Design Seminars for 1965-66
Hallmark Cards Inc of Kansas City Missouri provides 3000 to the University of Kansas design department to host Hallmark Design Seminars. Planned seminar leaders include Richard Latham of Latham Tyler and Jensen Chicago Morton Goldscholl of Morton Goldscholl and Associates Chicago and Ben Rose of Ben Rose Fabrics Chicago.
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Hallmark Cards, Inc
Kansas City
Kansas University Department of Design
Hallmark
Marjorie Whitney
Department
Richard Latham
Latham, Tyler and Jensen
Industrial Designers
Chicago
Morton Goldscholl
Morton, Goldscholl and Associates
Ben Rose
Ben Rose Fabrics
Agencies Ready to Assist Lawrence Parents and Caregivers
Local and state agencies offer free or affordable services for child care, health, speech and hearing, mental health, and education. Agencies include Health Department, KU Psychological Clinic, Recreation Commission, Douglas County Mental Health, Extension Council, Institute of Logopedics, Orthopedic Clinic, Preschool Association, and local school special education services. Contact each agency directly for materials, clinics, counseling, or referrals.
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Lawrence
Health Department
Lawrence - Douglas County
Kansas University Clinic
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Douglas County Mental Health Center
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council
Oletha Blevins
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Lawrence Field Center
Institute OF Logepedics
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Social Welfare
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Lawrence High School
Kiwanis
Lawrence Pre.school Association
State Board of Health
Kansas Preschool Association
Douglas County Association For
Bess Stone
Lawrence Public School
United Fund
Department OF Special Education
Jeanne Dicker
Agriculture Hall Formal Opening Planned Near Bonner Springs
The Agriculture Hall of Fame and National Center near the Bonner Springs exit of the Kansas Turnpike will open Saturday June 12. The site on 275 acres features nationwide farm exhibits both indoors and outdoors with major implements on display. Parking paving is underway as the Hall prepares for its annual board meeting Friday June 11.
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Agricultural Hall of Fame and National Center
Bonner Springs
Kansas Turnpike
Wyandotte County Park
U. S. 40
Renee Johanning Named Douglas County Dairy Princess Contestant
Renee Johanning 17 of Baldwin is the first Douglas County Dairy Princess contestant. Daughter of A C Johanning she will graduate Baldwin High in 1965 and enter Clark's School of Business Topeka. The contest is June 16 at the 4H Fairgrounds with a June 11 deadline for applications.
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Renee Johanning
A. C. Johanning
Baldwin
Douglas County
John Metsker
Miss Johanning
Baldwin High School
Clark’s School of Business
Topeka
Metsker
Miss Mitchell Named To Rock Chalk Cast
Kansas University freshman Donna Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Mitchell will serve as a costume assistant during the 1966 Rock Chalk Revue. Other staff include Bill Boulware producer Robert Benson Paula Brucker Sharon Horowitz Charles Waldron Allen Purvis Will Price Curtis Heinz Richard Schaefer Jeffrey Guenther and Gary Gregg in various roles.
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Donna Mitchell
Kansas University
Franklin Mitchell
Highland Dr
Bill Boulware
Leawood
Robert Benson
Kansas City
Paula Bruckner
Emporia
Sharon Horowitz
Overland Park
Charles Waldron
Allen Purvis
Topeka
Will Price
Wichita
Curtis Heinz
Richard Schaefer
Lakewood
Colo
Jeffrey Guenther
Quincy
Gary Gregg
Coldwater
Manhattan Father Pleads Guilty in Child Death
Andrew Bradford, 25, a Manhattan laborer, admitted striking his infant stepdaughter Carlisa June Huffman, 20 months, caused brain hemorrhage and died April 25. He pleaded guilty to fourth degree manslaughter and received the maximum two year sentence in the state reformatory per county attorney Don Everett.
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Manhattan
Kan
Andrew Bradford
State Reformatory
Carlisa June Huffman
Don Everett
Bradford
Campus spring schedule with recitals and finals
A dense listing shows carillon and pops concerts at Hoch Auditorium and Swarthout Recital Hall, graduate and senior recitals, and multiple final exams across May 24 to June 4. It includes fall term forms due by May 31 and student organization information.
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Albert Gerken
University Symphony and Choir
Hoch Auditorium
J. A. Peoples
Malott
Michele Seara
Linnea Odegard
Swarthout
Forme
Kent Riley
Swarthout Hall
Albert, Gerken
Martha Shirley Randall
Swarthout Recital Hall
Poe
Mechanics & Aerospace
St John 8th Graders Set for Graduation at Church
Eighth grade graduation for 20 students at St John School will be held at 7 p m next Wednesday in St John Catholic Church. Father Michael Moriarty will confer diplomas and deliver the graduation address. Final exams run Monday through Wednesday with report cards issued Friday morning.
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St. John’s School
St. John’s Catholic Church
Michael Moriarty
Two KU Students Join Dallas Summer Musicals Chorus
Roger Michael Riley and Tom Winston will be part of the Dallas Summer Musicals singing ensemble this summer. The group includes nine men and nine women performing in six productions including High Spirits and Kiss Me Kate. Riley has appeared in Kansas City opera and won a Kansas festival prize in 1963. Winston studied at the Mozarteum in Salzburg last summer.
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Roger Michael Riley
Columbus
Kansas University
Tom Winston
Dallas
Tex
Riley
Kansas City Opera
Kansas Fine Arts
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Winston
Mozarteum
Salzburg
Germany
Last Trip for A G Official in Alaska
Agriculture Department official Byron G. Allen wound up his first Alaska trip in Fairbanks after a hospital visit for intestinal flu. He was later injured at the airport when struck by a plane wing tip, injuring his right eye before plans to return to Washington.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Agriculture Department
Byron G. Allen
Allen
Tanana Valley
Washington
Kansas City Man Convicted in Manslaughter Case
Charles J. Crosthwait, 24, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the Aug. 4 death of Jon Christopher Moss, 18, after Moss was knocked down in a private club and suffered a skull fracture. The jury deliberated three hours. sentencing carries 5 to 21 years. The defense may seek a new trial by next Friday.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles J. Crosthwait
Jon Christopher Moss
Moss
Crosthwait
W. H. McHale
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New York
Dutch Lonborg
Bill Dotson
Bill
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Berkeley
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Lawrence Preschool Association
Kansas University Psychological Clinic
Psychological Clinic
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Dairy Princess
Miss Mitchell
Mechanics and Aerospace
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Riday
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Hiway
Ray Pickering
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