Congress Won't Give Up Privileges Amid Baker Probe
AP analysis notes Congress defends its rules and resists self ethics code. The Baker case exposed a $2 million private fortune while serving as secretary to the Democratic Senate majority, prompting calls for income disclosures and bans on interceding with agencies for firms doing government business.
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Lawrence Youth Among Midshipmen on Cruise
Robert Alan Wetzel of 1718 W 19th is among 36 Kansas University Navy midshipmen. They will take two summer field trips to Corpus Christi Texas July 1 22 for aviation training then to Coronado California July 23 August 12 for amphibious training. The program emphasizes aircraft exposure physical conditioning and military basics.
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Naval Air Station
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Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Kansas and Beyond
Burlington residents hosted relatives from several towns with weekend and midweek gatherings. Notable guests included D L Kessler and family from Wichita, Ray Willis of Tacoma, Lloyd Laren of Topeka, and guests of Maude Black. Local relatives welcomed Marsha Kern of Oskaloosa and others from Scape Ore, Leavenworth, Valley Falls, and Horton for concerts and visits.
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Burlington
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Kenneth Schenck
Schenck
D. L. Kessler
Wichita
Ray Willis
Tacoma
Wash
Lloyd Laren
Topeka
Maude Black
Kenneth Schultz
Vicki
Tonganoxie
Orville Osborn
Florence Futscher
Charles Roeder
Ernest Watkins
Ruth
Hiawatha
Richard Bowen
Helen Means
Kansas City
Walter Bradford
Bradford
Carolyn McPherson
Greenleaf
Leland McPherson
Elsie Dittemore
Horton
Edgar Dittemore
Horton Schools
George Robson
Lawrence
W. M. Grems
Overland Park
Alton Grems
Lillie Clark
Alice Tomin
Edith Austing
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hazel van Druff
Charles Dye
Holton
Ray Johnson
Robert Shrader
Riverside
Calif
Ruby Shrader
Troutdale
Ore
Ed Hendrix
Dewey Terry
Rubie Shrader
Troutdale, Ore
Texaco Tune-up and Service Ad with Phone Listing
Local automotive care offered by Art Nease Texaco Service at VI3 9897. Tune up brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service pickup and delivery road service available.
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Local families share visits and greetings across Oska loosa McLouth and Kansas City
Several families in Oska loosa and McLouth welcomed guests over the weekend. John Brown, once a Mae-Louth graduate now in Little Rock, was seen in McLouth Friday. A Perry couple announced the birth of Rachel Ellen May 15 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with Hazel Van Druff as grandmother. Attendees also included Kansas City visitors and relatives from Meriam Raytown Greenleaf and Washington. Graduation exercises for Rev Verle Shoemaker drew attendees from area churches.
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Oskaloosa
Leland McPherson
Jerry McPherson
Clearwater
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Greenleaf
Glenn Mills
Washington
John Brown
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Mc Louth
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Paul Brackman
Raytown
McLouth
Irvin Davison
Georgia McGaha
Willard Anderson
Nellie Scott
Hazel Brittain
Maude Black
Laura Osborn
Verle Shoemaker
First Baptist Church
Kansas City
Tree Energy Stored as Fat in Bark Through Winter
Trees store fat in their bark during fall and winter to fuel spring growth, providing a ready energy source when growth resumes. This fat reserves help sustain metabolism as temperatures rise and photosynthesis increases.
Magazine Editor Says Youngsters Being Exploited
CHICAGO AP The Ameri can child is exploited by magazines books and media, says Mrs. Herman Grant editor of PTA Magazine on the final day of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention. She criticizes sensational titles and gimmicks designed to raise circulation and warns Hollywood and television jeopardize children.
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Poem Quotes Watusi Belief on Cows As Family
The Watusi tribe of Africa treats every cow as a sister to the family. A poem declares cows spare men the toil and shame of the hoe.
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KU Art Exhibit Described In Illustrated Catalogue
An illustrated catalogue for the KU Museum of Art exhibit Images: 23 Interpretations outlines late 19th and early 20th century depictions of the human face and figure. Artists include van Dongen Picasso Bacon and Eakins. Major works loaned from Los Angeles Museum of Art Menniger Foundation Topeka Nelson Gallery Marlborough Gallery Sheldon Gallery Wichita Art Museum.
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KU Art History
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Pablo Picasso
Francis Bacon
Thomas Eakins
Los Angeles Museum of Art
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Nelson Gallery
Kansas City
Marlborough Gallery
New York City
Sheldon Gallery
Lincoln
Neb
Wichita Art Museum
Brean Mitchell
Salina
Oxford University
Rhodes
Steven Janke
Winfield
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Germany
Sandra Smith
Wichita
Sorbonne
Paris
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William Ittmann
Cincinnati
Ohio
Courtauld Institute
London
England
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Mike Stoughton
Medora
Sara Pearman
Kearny
Mary Lucas
New KU German Club Elects Officers for 1964 65
Larry Yarkin of Brighton Massachusetts, a KU graduate student, is elected president for 1964 1965. George Barisas of Kansas City Missouri is named vice president and Mary McDonnell of Kansas City Missouri is secretary treasurer.
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Brighton
Mass
Kansas University
George Barisas
Kansas City
Mary McDonnell
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Platt County Minister Arrested for Lewd Mailings
Rev. Wilbur Merle Moebus II, 31, a Platte County pastor, was arrested on federal charges of sending and arranging to send lewd material by mail. A Seattle grand jury returned two counts alleging he sent material to a Lynwood Washington man on Oct. 30 and that he had that man send material to him on Nov. 15. He posted a $500 bond and seated for a preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday at U.S. Commissioner Lee E. Cisel.
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Platte County
Lynwood
Wash
U.S
Lee E. Cisel
Moebus
Government scientists reveal bloom timing plant pigment
Government scientists report isolating a pigment in plants that signals blooming cues. The discovery identifies a molecular trigger controlling flowering in response to environmental signals.
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