Racial Tensions and World Strife Define 1963 Outlook
AP analysis by James Marlow notes the year mixes slow civil rights progress with potential racial explosions in the South as federal court orders and Kennedy calls test Southern unity. Abroad, Khrushchev shifts from Cuba fallout to consolidating Communist blocs while De Gaulle strains Western alliances over tariffs and NATO strategy.
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Nine New Trustees Appointed to People to People Board
Joyce C. Hall announces nine additions to the People to People Inc. board in Kansas City. New trustees include Homer C. Wadsworth Walter Cronkite Norman Cousins Victor Gruen Charles Kellstadt William Patterson Laurence Smith and Dr Herman B Wells. The 72 member board guides the private citizens group founded by Gen. Eisenhower in 1956 with Eisenhower as chairman and Kennedy as honorary chair.
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Three KU men win $1,200 in economics scholarships
Bruce D. Hall Carl Maxwell Logan and Robert I. Guenthner receive four hundred dollar awards each to support next year at Kansas University. Logan and Hall earn A. J. Boynton scholarships while Hall also gets Domenico Gagliardo honors. Guenthner earns John Ise scholarship and plans law study.
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Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity
Westinghouse Executive Found Dead in Muncie Garage
George E. Richardson 54 a Westinghouse executive died from a self inflicted gunshot in the left temple. Coroner ruled death by own action. Richardson was a Kansas native who joined Westinghouse after Kansas State University in 1930 and led the transformer plant south of Muncie before a 1959 to 62 period at the Sharon Pennsylvania office.
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50 Personnel Men Will Meet at KU
Nearly 50 public personnel officers from a six state Midwest area will study the effects of high speed computers on their work in a seminar June 4 5 at Kansas University. The program features a Santa Fe computer facilities tour in Topeka and banquet speakers including Dr. Howard Bellows and Walt Bodine.
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Urbana
Harry Snell
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
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IBM Corp
William Eddy
University of Missouri
James Drury
Jack Stieber
Labor and Industrial Relations Center
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East Lansing
Thomas E. Miller
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