Dedication Sunday at Ellsworth Hall Takes Shape
Ellsworth Hall on the Kansas University campus buzzes with final preparations for the dedication ceremony at 2 30 p m at the building entrance. Chancellor Wescoe, Ellsworth family members and KU officials will attend as open house follows the brief ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ellsworth
Kansas University
Lawrence
W. Clarke Wescoe
Washington, D. C
American Council On Education
Wescoe
Overnight Wrecks Leave One Injury in Lawrence
Lawrence police logged a busy night with numerous auto accidents. One injury crash occurred at 11 45 p m at 1416 Tenn St involving Robert L Harris and Challis Shaffer. Shaffer, in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, had damage to her car estimated at 125 dollars while Harris car suffered 30 dollar damage. Other incidents included a 12 55 a m crash into a utility pole at Crescent and Seneca, a 6 01 p m 9th and Iowa collision causing 100 dollars in damage to two cars, a 6 52 p m two car wreck on W 23rd Street causing 170 and 200 dollars in damage, and a 10 45 p m hit and run at 406 N 7th St with 300 dollars in damages. Witnesses described a red and black 1956 Ford as the striking vehicle. police seek the other car and driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Tenn. St
Robert L. Harris
Challis Shaffer
Carolina
Shaeffer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Shaffer
Harris
Harold J. Mullenbruch
Crescent Rd
Seneca Dr
9Th
Iowa
Edith P. Beach
Ala. St
9Th Street
Dexton M. Gilliland
Overbrook
W. 23Rd Street
Harry Buchholz
Hillcrest
Paul M. Snyder
Engel Rd
N. 7Th St
Clifford Nichols
MODEL MASTERS MEET AT 4-H FAIRGROUNDS
The Jayhawk Model Masters will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds. The event features car racing and a display of model vehicles.
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MODEL
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service with VI3-5111 contact for arrangements and preplanned options.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
KU Harriers Prevail in Dual Meet Over SIU
The Kansas University cross country team defeated Southern Illinois 15 to 49 at Lawrence Country Club. Senior Paul Acevedo led the 3 mile race in 14 56 as KU took the first five places with George Cabrera Herald Hadley Kenneth Holm and John Donner finishing 2nd through 5th.
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Kansas University
Southern Illinois University
Lawrence Country Club
Paul Acevedo
George Cabrera
Herald Hadley
Kenneth Holm
John Donner
Kennedy to Visit Four More States This Fall
President Kennedy announced a fall tour to Texas Florida Massachusetts and New York following a stop in Arkansas. He will address Tampa Miami Amherst and Boston events with Florida a key political stop amid Goldwater sentiment in Texas.
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Kennedy
Washington
Arkansas
Texas
Florida
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Connally
White House
State Chamber of Commerce
Tampa
Interamerican Press Association
Miami
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
New York
Boston
Robert Frost
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
New York City
Protestant Council
City Councils and Police Seek Solutions to Teen Violence
In Kansas City and Philadelphia teens have sparked outbreaks of violence. A Kansas City councilwoman pressed for police reports detailing clashes between Negro and white youths in her district, citing a climate of fear. Police chief C M Kelley offered to provide the data as part of uncovering patterns amid demographic change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Harry Hagan
C.M. Kelley
Oklahoma governor works on his farm in rugged retreat
Billings Oklahoma AP reports Governor Henry Bellman the state’s first Republican chief executive spends his vacation on his farm near Billings atop a tractor plow in a dusty field. He shows irritation at a newsman discovering his retreat.
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Billings
Okla
Gov
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Lawrence residents shine in KU private giving
The Greater University Fund and Kansas University Endowment Association report May 1962 to April 1963 show Lawrence and Douglas County donors contributed 40,990.22 to the university, the largest from any single city or county. About 1,797 local donors accounted for 77 percent of KU alumni in the county, supporting scholarships, stadium expansion, and a student loan program that spurred similar efforts in Topeka and Kansas City.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Greater University Fund
Kansas University Endowment Association
GUF
KU Endowment Association
Douglas County
University
Endowment Association
Johnson County
Sedgwick County
GUF and Endowment Association
Memorial Stadium
Irvin Youngberg
Maurice Barker
Youngberg
Barker
GUF Endowment Association Report
Lawrence Helpku
Topeka
Kansas City
Buddhist monk Thich Quang Duc self immolates in Saigon protest
The monk Thich Quang Duc self immolates in Saigon, as Vietnamese police clash with American newsmen nearby. NBC reporters John Sharkey and Grant Wolfkill are beaten while Halberstam aids them. Firefighters quell flames as crowds react to the dramatic act amid rising Buddhist protests against the Diem regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharkey
National Broadcasting Co
Grant Wolfkill
NBC
Sharkey
David Halberstam
The
New York Times
Wolfkill
Wellkill
Kennedy
Saigon
Quang Duc
Caracas slum violence death toll rises in political crackdown
In Caracas Friday night, at least five people were killed and dozens wounded as renewed terrorist violence erupted in slum areas after a roundup of top Communist and leftist leaders. Some reports put the toll as high as 13.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ex Air Force Colonel testifies on underground storage contract
Retired Col. Edward Forthy testified he received 10 percent interest in Security Underground Storage Inc for helping secure a government contract to store aviation fuel at underground caverns near McPherson. The suit seeks 243437 in legal fees from G H Billue and the firm plus others in a contract dispute. Anderson and Latham describe formation of the firm in 1955 to bid on the fuel storage project and profits.
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Wichita
Air Force
McPherson
Edward Forthcy
U.S. Air Force
U.S. District Court
Henry J. Anderson Jr
Steve Latham
Wichita Falls
Tex
G. H. Billue
Security Underground Storage Inc
McPherson and
Citizens State Bank
Anderson
Latham
Billue
James Harralson
Woodville
Washington
Harralson
Army
Second Rehearsal Set For Chamber Group
The Lawrence Chamber Orchestra holds its second rehearsal of the season from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Monday at the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints 1900 University Dr The amateur group welcomes all ages to play for enjoyment and may offer a concert later in the year Director is Karel Blaas associate professor of violin and viola at Kansas University Call Esther Shriver at VI3 0440 for details or attend Monday evening rehearsal
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Lawrence Chamber Orchestra
Church of Latter Day Saints
University Dr
Karel Blaas
Kansas University
Esther Shriver
Mussolini Nephew Vito Dies in Cesena at 51
Vito Mussolini nephew of Benito Mussolini died Friday night in Cesena. He led Popolo D'Italia, the Fascist era newspaper supporting Il Duce, becoming director in 1931 at age 20 after his father Arnaldo Mussolini died.
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Cesena
Italy
Vito Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Popolo D'i Italia
Il Duce
the Duce
Arnaldo
Revival meetings to feature Lyle Glen Parker at Church of God
Lyle Glen Parker will speak at revival meetings October 11 12 and 13 at the Church of God Holiness 419 E Lincoln. Services begin 745 p.m. Parker attends Kansas City College and Bible School Overland Park and has served as a Navajo mission worker between terms. Special music by the Cecil Bauer family of Kansas City MO Rev E L Holland Bethel pastor.
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Lyle Glen Parker
Church of God (Holiness
E. Lincoln
Parker
Kansas City College
Bible School
Overland Park
Cecil Bauer
Kansas City
E. L. Holland
Bethel
Uneasy Calm After Honduras Coup Action
In Tegucigalpa the armed forces chief Osvaldo Lopez Arellano seized provisional power after a bloody coup. Martial law remains, a curfew in force, and 21 dead as U S aid missions are withdrawn.
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Honduras
Tegucigalpa
Osvaldo Lopez Arellano
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
U. S
Dominican Republic
Humphrey Rebukes Colleges on Education Equality
Sen Hubert D Humphrey accused American colleges of paying only lip service to educational opportunity equality. He said educators are finally taking up the cudgels and condemned the doctrine of separate but equal education as a national disgrace reflected in recent Birmingham violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert D. Humphrey
D-Minn
American Council On Education
Humphrey
Birmingham
Canada forecasts record wheat harvest for 1963
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics predicts a national wheat crop of 719 million bushels for 1963. The prairie yields total about 698 million bushels, up 28 percent from 1962, with Saskatchewan contributing 68 percent of Canada’s wheat output on a record-high acreage.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Saskatchewan
First Nighters to Pick Up KU Theatre Tickets in Murphy Hall
Lawrence reports First Nighters will collect season tickets for KU Theatre 1963-64 next Wednesday at Murphy Hall lobby booth. The group, formed for opening-night KU productions, will dine at Kansas Union before the show. Dr. C. A. VanderWerf, former KU Chemistry head and Athletic Board chairman, is hospitalized but not seriously ill.
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First Nighters
Kansas University Theatre
Murphy Hall
G. E. Manahan
Kansas Union
C. A. VanderWerf
Hope College
Holland, Mich
VanderWerf
KU Memorial Stadium
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Mias
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Thich Quang Huong
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
Hopkins Kleenair Service
Eugene Hopkins
State Farm
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Mussolini
Paul Hodgson
William Hogle
IBM
Summerfield Hall
John Ford
Independence
Jerry Evans
Raytown
Dean Lebeszky
Journal-World Photo
Ramon Villeda Morales
Juan Bosch
Lopez
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Sen. Humphrey
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Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Indiana
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