Widow's gift funds KU law scholarship in memory of judge
Gertrude Clark of Lawrence, widow of Judge John W. Clark, donates 5000 dollars to the University of Kansas Law School for a scholarship in his name. She declines publicity, recalling her husband’s fairness and her own belief that race should not affect the award. The fund will go to any deserving student, with emphasis on supporting underrepresented youths.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Law
Gertrude Clark
Pa. St
John W. Clark
KU Law School
College Newspaper Seeks Editor In Chief For No Pay
The Beacon at the University of Rhode Island ran a blank front page with a classified ad for an editor in chief and managing editor. The ad promised long hours and uncertain pay, noting Brownie points for grad school and that no journalism experience was required.
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Kingston, R.I
The
Beacon
University of Rhode Island
Wilbur
Dole Eyes Carlson Senate Seat If He Retires
Rep. Bob Dole stated he would seek the U S Senate seat now held by Sen. Frank Carlson if Carlson retires at the end of his term. Carlson planned to announce in December whether to seek another term, with Republicans noting likely retirement.
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Dole
Carlson
Washington
Bob Dole
R-Kan
U.S. Senate
Frank Carlson
Senate
Kansas
Senator Carlson
Sen. Carlson
Exhibition Elk Shot at Conservation Office
Huntington man William C Chapman shot a 1000 pound elk labeled as an exhibition animal in a fenced lot at Chief Cornstalk area near the conservation office. Hunting was prohibited there and the elk was not on the legal game list. Chapman faces charges Thursday as officers assess disposal of the meat.
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Pleasant
W.va
William C. Chapman
Huntington
Chapman
Cornstalk
Here
Justice Department backs stop and frisk legality in Supreme Court
The Justice Department urged that police may stop and briefly detain suspicious individuals on the street and frisk them for weapons, arguing such procedures are constitutional. The filing signals support for current street questioning practices under existing law.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Policeman's self protection cited in Fourth Amendment context
A fragment notes General Erwin Gewold addressing the court on Fourth Amendment limits for unreasonable searches and seizures. The phrasing links police self protection to constitutional safeguards.
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Xis
Erwin N. Gewold
Organists' Group Sponsors Service in Plymouth Church
The Lawrence Baldwin chapter of the American Guild of Organists sponsors a lessons and carols service at 7 30 p m Sunday December 10 at Plymouth Congregational Church. Six church choirs will participate each singing a carol or anthem. Lessons will be read.
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Lawrence Baldwin
American Guild of Organists
Plymouth Congregational Church
City representatives announce interfaith Christmas concert lineup
Mayor Richard Raney and Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe join city officials announcing a Christmas concert. Participating choirs come from First Presbyterian First Methodist First Baptist Trinity Episcopal St John’s Roman Catholic and Plymouth Congregational churches. Dr J Bunker Clark oversees arrangements as sub dean of the Lawrence Baldwin chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
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Richard Raney
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
First Presbyterian
First Methodist
First Baptist
Trinity Episcopal
St. John’s Roman Catholic
Plymouth Congregational Churches
J. Bunker Clark
Lawrence Baldwin
The
American Guild of Organists
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