KU exhibit showcases modern American paintings from Commerce Trust
Kansas University art history students organized a three month effort to mount a modern American paintings show. Fifteen works loaned by Commerce Trust Company will open Sunday and run through Jan 1 at the KU Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Art and
KU Museum of Art
Commerce Trust Company
Kansas City
Kansas City Bank
Han
Waller
Van
America
Kansas University
Kansas City, Mo
Jane Siebold
Milwaukee, Wis
Gyongyi Kovacs
Yugoslavia
First British human case of foot and mouth disease reported
Foot and mouth disease infected farmer Bob Brewis of Yetlington Northumberland four months ago during an outbreak that wiped out 45000 animals. Doctors confirmed the virus in samples sent to the Animal Disease Research Center making Brewis Britain’s first known human case with the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bob Brewis
Britain
Yetlington
Northumberland
Brewis
Newcastle
Ministry of Agriculture
Animal Disease Research Center
Colin Edwards
Germany
Denmark
Batmans in Kansas City Face Harassing Calls After Batman Debut
Four Kansas City Batman families report widespread harassing calls since the Batman TV program began in March. One family saw up to 24 calls in a single day. The city counselor’s office studies potential violations of a new harassment telephone ordinance.
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Kansas City
Batman
Curtis W. Batman
Chestina Batman
Oral Batman
Ray Batman
Topeka
Kan
Robin
Squirrel Triggers Citywide Power Outage
A large section of the city lost power after a squirrel climbed a line and tripped an automatic circuit breaker at about 1 23 p m. Power was restored by 1 31 p m after KP and L crews worked on the line. manager Austin Stedham cited safety concerns for the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Sts
23Rd
Austin Stedham
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kp&l
Stedham
Green Exhibits Art at Kaw Valley Bank Eu dora
Rob ert B. Green from Kansas University faculty presents drawings paintings and landscapes at Kaw Valley State Bank in Eu dora. Exhibition runs 2 to 5 p m Sunday and continues daily during banking hours until December 27.
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Robert B. Green
Kansas University
Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Lodge Notice Joint Meeting Honor 25 and 50 Year Members
Lawrence Lodge 6 and ACADIA Lodge 49 announce a joint meeting to honor 25 and 50 year members. Thursday December 1 at 6 30 p m dinner served. Grand Master M W William E Montgomery will make presentations. E W King C W Schroeder W M Geo Mole C E Kerns Secretary.
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Lawrence Lodge
Acadia Lodge
M. W
William E. Montgomery
E. W. King
C. W. Schroeder
W. M
Geo. Mole
C. E. Kerns
Local PD Edged In Pistol Match By Topeka Squad
Lawrence Police Department narrowly lost to Topeka Police Department in a double round practical pistol event. First round score 468.4 to 461.2, second 475.6 to 469.2, out of 500 points. Lawrence Chief Bill Troelstrup praised the effort and training. Competitors included Lt. Merle McClure 94.8 first round, Inspector Vernon Harrell 97.2 second round, with Capt Jim Collins and others. Lawrence team selected from monthly firing averages this year.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Bill Troelstrup
Merle McClure
Vernon Harrell
Jim Collins
Carrol Crossfield
Douglas Hunsinger
Carey Shifts Scene To Summer in Colorado
Prof. Sheldon Carey of Kansas University Design Department described a student group’s wilderness experiences in Crested Butte Colorado from last summer at Sertoma meeting. He detailed materials gathering to design cooking and container utensils, with John Hughes introducing, and the club's $1200 donation to the Bess Stone Foundation for Retarded Children.
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Sheldon Carey
Kansas University Design Department
Colorado
Sertoma
Eldridge Hotel
Carey
Crested Butte
Colo
John Hughes
Walter Heck
Skipper Williams
Bess Stone Foundation
Don Tyler
Mission Sertoma
Powell Barred by House Objection Over Court Ruling
Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin said he will seek to block Adam Clayton Powell Jr from taking his seat in the new Congress unless Powell complies with court orders. Powell has been jailed by New York State Supreme Court for criminal contempt over nonpayment of a defamation judgment. Deerlin argues Powell’s eligibility should be questioned under House rules and constitutional authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
New
Congress
Powell
New York State Supreme Court
van Deerlin
Army
Californian
Short Cigarette Butts Deemed Highly Perilous
The American Cancer Society says smoking to a short butt is especially dangerous as nicotine concentration rises in the last puffs. Dr E Cuyler Hammond urges testing of butts in FTC measurements of tar and nicotine. FTC prepares a lab for tests and hears industry witnesses later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Cancer Society
Federal Trade Commission
E. Cuyler Hammond
FTC
Hammond
Twig Snap Triggers Viet Cong Firefight Rescue
A five man U S Army long range patrol near Saigon reports a twig snap warning Viet Cong soldiers who opened fire. The group, aided by helicopter gun ships and air strikes, killed at least 30 enemies while making a perilous 12 minute evac to Phu Loi. Patrol leader Sgt. Celtius Sanders praised the crew and said the unit wiped out a significant Viet Cong force.
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DI AN
Viet Nam
Cleetus Sanders
St. Louis
Sanders
Phu Loi
Robert Passour
Gastonia
N. C
Mathew Dallas
Geary
Oklo
Saigon
U. S. Army
1St Infantry Division
William Depuy
Two Sisters Suspected in Los Angeles Area Burglary Case
Pasadena officers accuse Helen Esposito and Jean Kolentik of burglary and grand theft after they allegedly studied obituaries and society pages to identify targets. The frail sisters, 34 and 32, sat in the jury box during a preliminary hearing, handcuffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Helen Esposito
Jean Kolentik
Glass paved Via Frattina to reveal ancient Lucullus villa
In Rome an idea would pave Via Frattina with glass to expose the villa of Lucius Licinius Lucullus beneath and let tourists look into ruins. Archeologists note the villa once extended 942 feet from Piazza di Spagna and has been found beneath sewer digs and floods.
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Via Frattina
Bon Vivant
Lucius Licinius Lucullus
Armenia
Asia
Piazza di Spagna
Tiber
Vittore Querel
Pupils to Attend Children’s Theatre Performances
Second through fourth graders in the district will attend Snow White plays Thursday and Friday afternoons at reduced 35 cent tickets. PTA bused transport for most schools. St John’s handles own tickets. Family night at 7 30 Friday with other shows at 10 30 am and 2 pm Saturday.
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PTA
Centennial
East Heights
Hillcrest
Kennedy
McdAllaster
New York
Woodlawn
Cordley
Pinckney
Schwegler
Sunset Hill
Grant
Kaw Valley- India
Riverside
Wakrusa Valley
St. John’s
Lawrence
Complete funeral facilities Rumsey Funeral Home VI
Rumsey Funeral Home advances its funeral services and facilities with VI 3-5111-Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Small Boys Take 10 Autos in Memphis Joyrides
Two boys ages 9 and 13 admitted stealing 10 cars for joyrides, using a squatting helper to reach pedals and a wash pan seat to steer. Their spree ended when one pressed the gas instead of the brake, crashing the vehicle into a tree and leading to their arrest by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
H.R. Ray
Carmichael Convicted in Alabama Riot Incitement Case
Stokely Carmichael head of the SNCC and secretary William S. House are free on 300 appeal bonds after being convicted of inciting to riot in Selma Alabama.
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Selma
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
William S. House
Dedication at Baptist Center Opens New Campus Center
The American Baptist Campus Center at 1629 W 19th St is dedicated at 3 p.m. Sunday with speaker Dr William F Keucher of Topeka. Attending are James R Surface KU provost, Rev Thomas Woodward Episcopal minister, Dr Maynard Strothmann Presbyterian campus minister, Rev M C Allen First Baptist Church, and Rev John Graber Center minister. The center replaces Myers Hall and the 13th and Oread house, now sold to the University.
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American Baptist
W. 19Th St
Willaim F. Keucher
Topeka
The
Kansas Baptist Convention
James R. Surface
Kansas University
Thomas Woodward
Episcopal
Maynard Strothmann
Presbyterian
M. C. Allen
First Baptist Church
Myers Hall
13Th and
Oread
Kansas School of Religion
University
New Center
American Baptist Convention
Valley Forge
First Baptist Church of
Lawrence
U Thant Said to Plan Second Term At UN
Rumors circulated at United Nations headquarters that Secretary General U Thant would remain for a second term though no confirmation came from him or UN spokesmen.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
U Thant
The
World Organization
Secretary General
U.N
Arizona Daily Star Runs 24 Pages Despite Strike
The Arizona Daily Star published a 24 page Tuesday morning edition while the Tucson Citizen issued a 28 page single edition Tuesday afternoon despite a walkout of 125 members of the International Typographical Union.
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Tucson, Ariz. Yap
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
International Typographical Union
Officials to Be In a Court Suit in December
Lawrence city officials are set to appear in U S District Court in Kansas City Kansas as witnesses in a breach of contract suit filed by George Noland against Central Surety Insurance Co. Noland seeks 12 000 to 15 000 in damages plus punitive damages for six years starting 1964. Subpoenas target former and current city officials and the city manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrénce
U.S. District Court of
Kansas City
Kan
George Noland
Central’Surety Insurance’ Co
Noland
Jim Schubert
Ernest Pulliam
Rusty Springer
Jim Owens
Fred Cooper
Ray Wells
Further Study Sought On Extended Care Unit
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board asked Robertson and Ericson to study location of the proposed extended care facility. Administrator Rodger Johnson said the discussion was good but produced no concrete answers. The board reviewed LMH’s 10 year needs and will report to the Citizens Advisory Group for a package bond issue.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
Robertson and Ericson
LMH
Rodger Johnson
Citizens Advisory Group
Card of Thanks for Mrs Frankie Turner
We thank Dr Nelson the nurses on second floor North and the Intensive Care Nurses of Law Memorial Hospital and friends for food cards flowers and kindness during the illness and loss of our mother Mrs Frankie Turner Glenn Turner Glenda and Linda Sue Ralph Means and family
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Nelson
Law
Memorial Hospital
Frankie Turner
Glenn E. Turner
Glenda
Linda Sue
Ralph K. Means
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