Lawrence Resident Among Recipients Of Design Prizes
A Lawrence resident and four Kansas University students are among prize recipients at the 10th Kansas Designer Craftsman Show in the Kansas Union. Winners include Jerry Campbell, Mary McCammon, Roger Thomason, and A Kent Van derplas with awards in ceramics, weaving, silversmithing, and salt dish sets. Honorable mentions go to several KU grads and other artisans. the show features 137 works from 270 entries across multiple crafts.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas Union
Jerry Campbell
Indiana
Mary McCammon
King City
Roger Thomason
Norton
A. Kent Vanderplas
Phillipsburg
Terry Vanderplas
Patricia Postlethwaite
Kansas City
Bill Bagley
Henryetta
Okla
Marvin Bartel
Newton
Jane Eaton
Emporia
Jim Hinkhouse
Palco
Robert von Neumann
Illinois University
Urbana
KU Design Department
University Extension
Delta Phi Delta
Wendell Castle
Rochester
N. Y
Cecil Carstenson
Donna Davis
Wichita
Ronald Hickman
Maria Kazazis
Bloomington
Ind
Bert Keeney
Pittsburg
Mary Kretsinger
Ellen Krucker
Independence
Curtis LaFollette
Royal Oak
Mich
Dan Ralston
Palo Alto
Calif
Dorothy Tillotson
Topeka
Victor Timmerman
Belgium
Lottie Wortman
Chanute
Barry Bradley
Janet Kuemmerlein
Prairie Village
Margette Leanna
Ethan Pursel
David Tammany
Woman Wins Nobel Physics Prize First since Curie
An American scientist, Maria Goeppert Mayer, becomes the first woman awarded a Nobel Prize in physics in 60 years. She shares the prize with J Hans D Jensen and Eugene Wigner of Princeton for nuclear shell theory and groundwork in nuclear physics. In chemistry, Karl Ziegler of West Germany and Giulio Natta of Italy win for polymer chemistry enabling useful plastics development.
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Stockholm
U.S
Italy
Maria Goeppert Mayer
University of California
J. Hans D. Jensen
Heidelberg
America
Marie Curie
France
Eugene Wigner
Princeton University
Wigner
Goeppert-Mayer
Jensen
Karl Ziegler
West Germany
Giulio Natta
Final Cub Session Set for Plymouth Church Tonight
The final of six Cub Scout leaders meetings is at 7 p.m. in Plymouth Congregational Church. The topic is Pack Administration and Den Mother Den Chief relations. All cubmasters and committeemen are urged to attend. Jim Simpson district training chairman leads.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Jim Simpson
Deer Toll Rises to 24 on Area Roads This Year
Two more deer killed on the Kansas Turnpike bring area deer deaths to 24 for the year. State game protector Ed die Bond of Lecompton notes new deer run areas west of Lawrence awaiting Turnpike Authority approval. A 47 year old Wichita driver struck a buck near East Lawrence Interchange. Deer fatalities may continue into January.
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Kansas Turnpike
Eddie Bond
Lecompton
Highway 40
Lawrence
Bond
State Highway Commission
Turnpike Authority
Garalyn Smith
Larned
Kansas State Fair Secretary Resigns Amid Governor's Recommendation
Don Wiggins resigned as secretary of the Kansas State Fair after Gov. John Anderson and Atty. Gen. William Ferguson recommended his removal. The $10 500 per year post was vacated during a three hour State Fair Board executive committee session in Topeka.
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Topeka
Don Wiggins
John Anderson
William M. Ferguson
Wiggins
State Fair Board Executive Committee
Lawrence board eyes Topeka building cost and school plans
The Lawrence board discussed an $80,000 investment by the Lawrence board in Topeka building, with total building and equipment cost near $750,000. They approved Dr. Bittenbender as Owens replacement and reviewed long range five to ten year plans including expanding Schwegler and Hillcrest schools, centralizing offices, and new classrooms at Lawrence High and Central Junior High.
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Topeka
Fairgrounds
21St Street
Oscar Rumsey
Bittenbender
Owens
Recreation Commission
Board of Education
Knox
Lawrence
Schwegler
Althaus
23Rd Street
23Rd
Lawrence High
Central Junior High
Central School
Lawrence Post Office
Lawrence Woman Is One Of 10 Farm Bureau Honorees
Elise Grinter of Route 3 Lawrence was named among 10 outstanding Kansas Farm Bureau women at the 45th annual state convention in Wichita. She will receive a paid trip to the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago next month. The Leavenworth County Farm Bureau member also serves on the county HCU Advisory Council and attends Reno Methodist Church.
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Elise Grinter
Lawrence
Kansas Farm Bureau
Leavenworth County Farm Bureau
Wichita
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Ill
Grinter
Farm Bureau
HCU
Reno Methodist Church
Reno Ladies Aid
J. W. (LaRue) Grinter
Lloyd Bill Himer
Shawnee Mission
Himer
Assembly of God Church
Hundley Elected President of Kansas County Club Agents
William C. Hundley the Douglas County 4 H agent was chosen president of the Kansas Association of County Club Agents during the Extension Service Conference at Kansas State University in Manhattan.
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William C. Hundley
Douglas County
Kansas Association of County Club
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Rockefeller to formally enter 1964 Republican presidential race
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York is expected to announce Thursday his candidacy for the 1964 Republican nomination. An alternate date of November 12 is kept if postponement occurs. Rockefeller backers plan a Concord New Hampshire headquarters as the state prepares for the March 10 presidential primary.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Concord
Boy Dies But Transplant Is Progress
A six week old New York boy died after a pioneering small bowel transplantation. Surgeons at Albert Einstein College of Medicine used a borrowed intestine from a premature infant. the procedure showed feasibility though infection caused removal of the tissue. The team called it a first step toward saving lives when the small intestine is damaged.
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New York
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Mrs. Nhu Considers Return to U S Amid Sympathy
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu, heartened by thousands of sympathetic messages after the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem, delays a Rome trip to confirm her three children are safe and to arrange family reunion options. Aide says assurances and telegrams pour in. U S State Department confirms children will fly to Rome via Bangkok.
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Los Angeles
Ngo Dinh Nhu
United States
Rome
Saigon
State Department
Senior center opens for 60 plus daily. card parties noted
Lawrence reports the South Park Recreation Center will be open afternoons Monday through Friday for residents over 60, 1 to 3, with exceptions for events. This week card and other games run Thursday and Friday 1 to 4. The center lists activities like cards chess pool dominoes and ping pong.
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South Park Recreation Center
Pat Kirby
Miss Kirby
Welfare debate on work, mental health and funding pressures
County officials and doctors discuss welfare reform and mental health needs. They debate work incentives, responsibility, and whether to seek state or federal funds to bolster services, with concerns over back pain inducement and beneficiary motivation. Dr. Lee notes funding decisions rest with the county.
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Coniglio
Dr. Wilcox
Dr. Lee
Wilcox
Harvey Booth
Health Board
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