KU Craftsm en Display Has Much to Offer
The eighth annual Kansas Designer Craftsman Show opens at the Kansas Union and runs through Nov 26. Marjorie Whitney notes strong attendance and purchases. 317 pieces submitted, 171 chosen. Notable works include Marilyn Lehman ceramics, James Wenkle copper sculptures, Brent Kington flatware, Ethan Pursell teapot, and Mary Kretsinger silver lockets.
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Kansas Designer
Kansas Union
Marjorie Whitney
Marilyn Lehman
Lawrence
Brent Kington
Carbondale
Ill
Ethan Pursell
Mary A. Kretsinger
Emporia
Donald Lloyd McKinley
Wayland
N. Y
Wichita
McKinley
Maria Kazazis
Bloomington
Ind
Coral Cerny
North Riverside
Katherine O’donnell
Kansas
Kansas City
KU Design Department
University Extension
Kansas Union Activities
Delta Phi Delta
Rayburn Faces Illness In Final Bonham Visit
Bonham Texas AP report shows House Speaker Sam Rayburn 79 under treatment for incurable cancer and reduced to 130 pounds from 176. Doctor Joe Risser said a blood transfusion was given as his blood count fell. He noted Rayburn’s tenacity and said death could arrive in weeks or months, but tomorrow remains unlikely.
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Bonham
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Texas Democrat
Joe Risser
Rayburn
Dr. Risser
Nomadic Kangaroos Led by An Old Man Figure Across Australian Plains
The Associated Press reports wild kangaroos move in nomadic mobs across the Australian plains and brush country. Each mob is said to be led by an aging male termed the old-man kangaroo, guiding groups through remote regions.
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Australian Plains
Brush Country
Stalinism Trend Seen for Soviet Foreign Policy Shift
AP analyst William L. Ryan argues the 22nd Soviet Communist party congress marks a turn to tougher Stalinism abroad while domestically softening. The shift signals potential pressure on Finland and Scandinavia and a possible broader move toward Iran, with Peiping likely to acquiesce to Moscow.
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Paris
Kremlin
Finland
Scandinavia
Red
Berlin
West
Iran
Soviet Communist Party
China
Albania
Peiping
Moscow
Khrushchev
Third Statement Issued at Trial of 2 Teen-Agers
In Russell Kansas two teen charges face murder trial with a third victim statement by George Ronald York and James Douglas Latham presented to Kansas investigators in Salt Lake City on June 11. The youths face first degree murder charges in Otto Ziegler death and are linked to six other slayings across four states.
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Kan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert M. Zimmers
FBI
Washington
Kansas
Ronald Fickes
Westminster
Colp
Delmar Eugene Grandstaff
Oakley
Union Pacific Railroad
Ziegler
William Wilks
Larned
Kan.) State Hospital
John Munns
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
York
Latham
KU Rally features 11 semi-finalists in sorority pageant
The event lists 11 semi-finalists for a campus pageant with entries from Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Chi Omega Delta Gamma Kappa Gamma Phi Beta Kappa. Contestants include Sharon Stark Leawood Sue Ann Weston Leslie Gail Coover Janet McIntosh Mary Sheppeard Marsha Wertzberger Leila Val Larson Suzie Fisher Wally Heyde Pat Wilson Mary Nan Scamman among others.
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Sharon Stark
Leawood
Alpha Chi Omega
Sue Ann Weston
Overland Park
Alpha Delta Pi
Leslie Gail Coover
Junction City
Chi Omega
Janet McIntosh
Chapman
Delta Gamma
Mary Sheppeard
Clay Center
Gamma Phi Beta
Marsha Wertzberger
Kansas City
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Leila Val Larson
Merriam
Lecompton Plans Community Day Event
World Community Day will be observed Friday at the Evangeli cal United Brethren Church in Lecompton starting at 2 p.m. The Berryton Council of Churches, including six rural churches, will conduct services and meetings led by Mrs A W Schwenke. The program theme is Freedom to Know and is sponsored by United Church Women.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lecompton
Berryton
Four Newsmen File Suit Over Kansas Legislature Reapportionment
Four Kansas newspapermen including John P. Harris of the Hutchinson News and Ernest Johnson of the Olathe News filed in Shawnee County District Court to block election duties by officials until reapportionment. They seek state at large elections for Senate and House and argue the legislature must be redistricted by population.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shawnee County
John P. Harris
The
Hutchinson News
Peter MacDonald
John McCormally
Ernest Johnson
Olathe News
Secretary of State
Kansas Senate
House
Senate
L. F. Cushenberg
Oberlin
Jehovah's Witnesses Hold 3 Day Assembly in Community Building
Officials expect more than 1 800 persons for a three day assembly opening Friday at the Community Building. Randall V. Davis, district supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses in seven midwestern states, delivers the keynote at 7 p.m. Friday. The program includes a Ministry School, baptisms, a 3 p.m. Bible lecture Sunday, and a closing address at 5 30 p.m. Sunday. Davis, a Richmond Virginia native ordained in 1949, has served as circuit and district supervisor in New York and eastern states before his midwestern post. He represents the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, sponsor of the gathering.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Randall V. Davis
Midwestern
Davis
Mr. Davis
New World Associations
Richmond
the Witnesses
New York
The
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
U S Official Brooks Hays Visits Kansas State Teachers Meet
U S assistant secretary of state for congressional affairs Brooks Hays spoke at the Kansas State Teachers Convention, praising the campus as beautiful despite rain. He criticized the Soviet position on nuclear test suspensions, lauded the Peace Corps, and outlined his dual duties between Congress and the State Department. He noted seven Americans die abroad daily and the department aids their families.
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State Department
Brooks Hays
Secretary of State
Congressional Affairs
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence
Hoch Auditorium
Hays
Journal- World
Kansas University
U. S
Kansas State Teachers Convention
Arkansas
Geneva
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Congress
U.S
Courts Police Court and Traffic Docket Summary
Police Court records include Robert Wood of 1309 Ky. fined $25 for harming private property. William Ray Wilson of 1208 Conn. fined $25 for harming private property. Harry Gaines of 1515 Engle fined $20 for speeding. Wilma DeLaughder of 1520 Vermont fined $10 for speeding. Delmar Nash of 1432 Brook fined $15 for passing on wrong side. Nancy Hess of 718 Ohio fined $10 for failure to yield. Sylvia Aronstam of 1015 Tenn fines $10 for speeding.
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Robert Wood
William Ray Wilson
Conn
Harry Gaines
Engle
Wilma DeLaughder
Delmar
Nash
Brook
Nancy Hess
Ohio
Sylvia Aronstam
Tenn
Weather dampens turnout at Lawrence teachers meeting
Officials at the state teachers meeting in Lawrence estimated 1,500 fewer visitors due to bad weather but reported a surprisingly strong turnout of about 3,500. Regional Kansas State Teachers Association meetings pause classes for a two day vacation, keeping thousands of children home and prompting mothers to hope for mild weather for outdoor play.
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Kansas State Teachers Association
Heavy traffic surrounds Lawrence football game crowd
Police reported no injuries after a Wednesday night football game at Haskell Stadium drew 3,000 to 4,000 fans while a storm raged. Today about 3,500 teachers and school officials gathered in Lawrence for the Kansas State Teachers Association district meeting.
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Lawrence
Haskall Stadium
Kansas State Teachers Association
Thieves Strip Car On Savannah Fairgrounds
John Williams parked at the Savannah GA fair and spent two hours at the midway. When he returned, thieves had removed two wheels and tires plus the carburetor battery generator radiator manifold and transmission from his car.
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Savannah
John Williams
Dole to Visit Kansas University Tuesday Night
Congressman Robert J. Dole plans an all day visit to Kansas University on Tuesday November 6 to meet western Kansas students. He will speak at 7 p.m. in the Kansas Student Union with events including luncheon and dinner hosted by Greek groups. He previously served in the Kansas House and as Russell county attorney.
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Congressman Dole
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Kansas University
Dole
Floyd Breeding
Kansas Student Union
Kansas University Young Republicans
Jerry Dickson
Newton
Becky Myers
Salina
Chi Omega Sorority
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Washburn Law School
Topeka
Russell
Kansas House of Representatives
Charles Stough
Russell County
Congress
Gratitude to Doctors Zimmer Reed and Lawrence Memorial Staff
The writer thanks Drs Zimmer and Reed along with hospital staff and nurses on the third floor for splendid service and kindness during the stay at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Gratitude extends to sisters and brothers and many friends for flowers gifts cards letters spiritual words and prayers.
Direct Mail Addressing Telephone Answering Services
Classified notice lists office services including secretarial support, notary public, monthly statements and credit collection, fax copying and Thermo services. Provides suite and telephone numbers VI3-5920 after hours VI3-5947.
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Massachusetts
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Washburn
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Robert Blunk Jr
Chanute
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Alamed
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Flight the Jury
Ness
John Queen
Lubbock
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Omaha
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Ore
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Faery
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Soviet
By William L. Ryan
Associated Press News
Lawrence Memorial Co
Dread
Eam
Merle
McKinney
Landreth Insurance
Jack
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
Kith
Milliken
Charles Ilse
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