Resident Writers Announced at KU
Distinguished American novelists James Hall and Reynolds Price will visit Kansas University as writers in residence this fall and winter for the course The Writing of Fiction. Hall will stay three weeks in November and Price two weeks in January, assisting Edwin Eigner in teaching advanced writing. Hall leads UC Irvine’s writing program and has published three novels and a volume of stories. Price, with degrees from Duke and Oxford, has written two acclaimed novels and taught at Duke since 1958.
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Kansas University
James Hall
Reynolds Price
Edwin Eigner
Hall
University of California At Irvine
TNT
University of Oregon
Cornell University
Price
Duke University
Oxford
Garner Keeps Low Profile at Monte Carlo Casino
American actor James Garner visits Monte Carlo for MGM Grand Prix work. He plays a cautious game at the casino, cashes out after modest winnings, and notes he prefers California. Garner plans to star in Grand Prix in Cinerama, with director John Frankenheimer.
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Garner
James Garner
Monte Carlo
Monaco
MGM
France
California
John Frankenheimer
John Sturges
Warner Brothers
Europe
Steve McQueen
Catholics Riot In Poland City Gdansk during cardinal visit
In Gdansk, Poland, hundreds of Roman Catholics tore down and burned a government signboard after a sermon by Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski. Riot police dispersed about 360 demonstrators with no serious violence. more than 20 people were arrested or hustled into vans, and Western journalists were detained briefly.
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Gdansk
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Cardinal Wyszynski
Basilica of St. Mary
Tablet believed from Asoka era found in Delhi construction site
An inscribed tablet dating to Asoka's time was uncovered at a south Delhi construction site. The Archaeological Survey said the artifact shows Delhi lay on a major caravan route in the third century BC.
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New Delhi
Asoka
South
Delhi
The
Archaeological Survey
Five Lawrence students among 69 at KU research plan
A KU news release lists 69 Kansas University undergraduates named as research participants for the KU program. Five are from Lawrence: Daniel Brune, Paula Dickens, Mary Higley, Dan Michener, and Tyson Travis. Directors include Alden Bell and Delbert Shankel, with Dennis Dahl as an associate. Stipends run 200 to 800 dollars across summer and 1966 67 year.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Alden Bell
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Bell
Delbert Shankel
Dennis Dahl
National Science Foundation
Daniel Brune
Route 1
Paula Dickens
Naismith
Mary Higley
W. 13Th St
Dan Michener
Route 4
Tyson Travis
W. 21St St
Lois
Carol Ekey
Spring Hill
Lynda Embree
Chicago
Gary Gregg
Coldwater
Steve Grossman
Glencoe
Ill
Doug Hamilton
Salina
Cheryl Hammerli
Holton
Hugh Hensleigh
Winchester
Dwight Hiesterman
Lim
Martin Holmer
Wichita
Phyllis Holmer
Gardena
Calif
Barbara Hughes
Charles McFall
Concordia
Russell Merrill
Wellesely
Mass
Thurman Merritt
Marianne Monaco
Dumont
N. J
Robert Nelson
Herington
Charles Newton
Grainfield
Jeffrey Nichols
Stockton
Ken Norland
Mulvane
Michael O'Brien
Shawnee Mission
Lynn Pager
Wichite
Lawrence Peterson
Newton
Carl Struby
Leawood
Kent Waldron
Denison
Towa
Howard Whitehead
Pratt
Angus Wright
Bruce Curfman
Neil Howell
Robert Stewart
Sharon Hills
Terry Cox
Deerfield
Charles Eberlein
Bartlesville
Okla
Boy Loses Again In Car Battle In Kansas City
Two year old Jon Carnoall, previously choked by a power driven car window, returned to Providence Hospital after a new incident at his father Edward Carnoall’s driveway. He suffered chest injuries but was reported in condition today.
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Kansas City
Kan
Jon Carnoall
Providence Hospital
Jon
Carnoall
Edward
Yellowstone Park Features Geysers Waterfalls Rivers
Yellowstone National Park hosts more than 300 geysers along with 10 major waterfalls and 12 rivers, plus hundreds of creeks, forming a vast geothermal and hydrological landscape.
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Yellowstone National Park
Dunker to Intern in Flint Michigan Program
Verlin Dunker sixth grade teacher at Schwegler School will intern next school year in the Mott Inter University Clinical Preparation Program in Flint Michigan. The program funds a fellowship from the Mott Foundation and blends time in the Flint schools with university seminars to prepare him as an elementary principal. Dunker will take leave from the Lawrence district and plans to return for the 1967 68 year.
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Verlin Dunker
Schwegler School
Mott
Mott Foundation
Flint
Western Michigan University
Dunker
Lawrence
Michigan
Negroes Hopeful Of Gains by Bloc
In Alabama runoffs on Tuesday Negro candidates seek a bloc vote and high turnout of newly registered Negro voters. Of 26 Negro nominees for state legislature sheriff and local offices, many face white opponents in counties where white voters hold sway. In six counties with Negro majorities Bullock Greene Hale Macon Perry chances rise if turnout is strong.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bullock
Greene
Hale
Macon
Perry
Two KU Seniors Earn Achievement Watches
Two Wichita graduates at Kansas University received Hamilton Watch Company awards for outstanding work in humanities, sciences, and campus activities. David L. Tilford and Gary C. Walker were presented watches by Alden Bell, with Tilford honored for broad academic excellence and Walker recognized for social and natural science interests.
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Wichita
Kansas University
David L. Tilford
Gary C. Walker
Alden Bell
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Tilford
Hamilton Watch Company
Walker
KU Greater University Fund
Siamese Twins Die After Separation in Charlotte
Surgeons separated four day old Siamese twin boys in Charlotte on Saturday but both died. One died on the operating table, the other 24 hours later. The brothers were joined from the navel to the upper chest sharing a common liver and heart sac. Doctors cited nervous system abnormality and respiratory issues in the weaker twin. Parents requested anonymity.
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Charlotte
N.C
Real Estate Transfers Involving Multiple Property Listings
A long list of real estate transfers records numerous buyers and sellers, with prices from $1 to $1,200 and parcels ranging across city blocks and additions. Transactions reference lots, blocks, replat areas, and quarters in sections, with revenues noted alongside each entry. Names include Flipper, Perkins, Birch, Barland, Kennedy, Rogers, Hird, Nutting, Schmid, Harrison, Drury, Twitchell, Perry, Bales, McGrew, Fritzel, Four Seasons, Western Home Builders, Medical Arte Building, Christian, Schrader, Wulffkuhle, Hedrick, Edmondson, Altic, Roe, Stemmerman, Altic, Macy, Tucker, Beal, Wallack, Clarridge, and Hefley among others.
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John P. Nutting
Kathyrn V. Nutting
Lawrence A. Schmid
Charlotte Schmid
Maverell C. Harrison
Virgil R. Harrison
Tennessee Street
James W. Drury
Florence D. Drury
Jayhawker Investments Inc
Grandview
Clarkson Place
Eugene V.twichell
Leone B. Twitchell
Bert R. Perry
Rachel M. Perry
Baldwin
Lawrence L. Bales
Barnett L. Bales
Bernadine L. Bales
Country Club North
Viola A. McGrew
Roy L. Johnston
Mary B. Johnston
Sunset
Anna A. Fritzel
Four Seasons Inc
Indian Hills
Western Home Builders Inc
Indian _ Hills
Medical Arte Building Inc
Maine Street Building Inc
Fred A. Christian
Faye B. Christian
Gerald R., Campbell
Shirley M. Campbell
Eudora
Richard D. Schrader
Doris F. Schrader
Mississippi Street
Louis A. Wulffkuhle
Clara T. Wulfkuhle
William L. Hedrick
Mary E. Hedrick
Tuggle
University Field
Harry W. Edmondson Jr
Dorothy L. Edmondson
Vance Hatchell
Ellenferne Hatchell
Pennsylvania Street
Champlin Petroleum Co
Dorothy A. Altic
North Lawrence
Archie Macy
Carrie E. Macy
Carrie FE
Macy
Charles D. Tucker
Dolores A. Tucker
N. Alberta Hefley
Lawrence Board of Education hearing on unforeseen expenses
Notice from the Board of Tax Appeals announces a June 8, 1966 hearing on authorization to issue warrants for an unforeseen General Fund expense of 503,985.00. The hearing in Topeka, at 9:00 a.m., invites interested parties to appear or submit affidavits in support or opposition.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of Tax Appeals
State of Kansas
Lawrence Board of Education
Dist No
Douglas County
Kansas
K.S.A
State
Topeka
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Fred F. Perkins
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Clarence Fe, Birch
Elizabeth E. Birch
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Vermont Street
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