Kansas Lawmen to Hold Third Burglary Seminar at KU
Kansas law officers will practice sleuthing at the third Burglary and Larceny Seminar Oct 16 18 at Kansas University. The program features lectures imaginary crime investigation and moot court with officials including Attorney General Ferguson and KU Law Professor Paul Wilson as judges and lecturers.
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Kansas Law
Kansas University
Kansas
William M. Ferguson
Logan Sanford
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Union
Paul Wilson
Selby S. Soward
Sherman
Goodland
Richard Leibert
Coffeyville
H. R. Salmans Sr
Salina
A. V. Froemming
Winfield
Elmer Fletcher
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wichita
J. R. Klepper
Wichita Police Department
Max Richardson
Federal Bureau of Invstigation
Leavenworth
Leslie J. Wheeler
Clyde E. Bevis
James §. Kline
KU Governmental Research Center
Harold Nye
Ramon K. House
Dodge City
Klepper
Leibert
Soward
Wilson
Sanford
Kansas Peace Officers Association
KU School of Law
University Extension
Ethan P. Allen
William H. Cape
Governmental Research Center
Jerry Adams
Chicago a Haven For Hood Killers
Chicago police officials told a Senate subcommittee that 976 people have been murdered in the city since 1919 with only two cases fully solved. They blamed corruption and inefficiency, proposing tougher laws to smash organized crime as part of a nationwide syndicate. Police Superintendent O W Wilson described the mob bosses living plush lives while operations hide behind respectable fronts.
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Washington
Chicago
O. W. Wilson
Outfit
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Area Representatives Return From Hearing
Lawrence representatives Pulliam Owens and Emil Heck returned from Washington D C after a federal budget hearing. They sought funds for flood protection for North Lawrence plus continuing Perry Dam and reservoir work and Clinton Dam planning. Heck said the budget outcome will be known with the President's budget message in January.
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Ernest Pulliam
Jim Owens
Douglas County Raw Drainage Board
Emil Heck
Washington, D. C
Pulliam
Owens
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Heck
Kaw Basin Water Management Association
Perry
Clinton
Congress
Drama of Poem Opens Oct 17 at Kansas Experimental Theatre
A dramatization of John Brown's Body will open Oct 17 in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall as part of the Kansas Experimental Theatre series. Richard Kelton leads a four player cast with Marcia Dalen Nancy Vunovich and George Bradley directed by Tom Rea and Clayton Krehbiel. Box office and ticket details listed.
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Kansas Experimental Theatre
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Richard Kelton
Miami
Okla
Marcia Dalen
Minneapolis
Minn
Nancy Vunovich
Arkansas City
George Bradley
Pittsburg
Tom Rea
Clayton Krehbiel
Stephen Vincent Benet
Benet
Harper's Ferry
Clay Wingate
Jack Eilyats
University Theatre
Battenfeld Auditorium
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
KU Undergraduate Plan In Science to Receive Federal Aid
The undergraduate science education program at Kansas University will receive NSF grants totaling 32 200 for summer 1964 and the 1964 65 academic year. The School of Pharmacy gets 25 200 from NSF, and the Physics Department receives 7 000 for eight or nine students. Stipends range from 200 to 800 dollars, supporting undergraduate research under Edward E. Smissman and Arnold A. Strassenburg.
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Kansas University
School of Pharmacy
National Science Foundation
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
NSF
Edward E. Smissman
Arnold A. Strassenburg
Heider Duo Win Public Health Service Grant at KU
Fritz Heider and his wife Grace M. Heider of Kansas University will continue a three year study on social perception funded by a 9674 grant from the U S Public Health Service. The project begun in 1960 aims to uncover general principles of how people react in interpersonal situations. A monograph of results is expected.
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Kansas University
United States Public Health Service
Fritz Heider
Grace M. Heider
Heiders
The Valachi Hearing Show and Wiretap Debate
Washington coverage centers on the Valachi hearings with Justice Department push for legalized wiretapping. The column questions motives and warns of privacy erosion, noting critics favor limited use and fear abuse. It argues mandatory court oversight and broader civil liberties risks.
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Valachi
FBI
Justice Department
Lawrence Alumni Association decals spread globally
KU Alumni Association has mailed about 6 000 decals to life members since the school year started. Max Krueger of Laramie Wyoming ordered four extra decals for two cars and an airplane. A Lawrence High School record hop is tonight at the new South Park Recreation Center with informal dress and no jeans.
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Jayhawk
Max Krueger
Laramie
Wyo
Lawrence High School
New South Park Recreation Center
Center
Patricia Kirby
KU student leaders seek visit for former Vietnamese ambassador’s father
KU leaders plan a visit for Tran Van Chuong, father of Mrs. Nhu, after Chuong’s resignation as Vietnamese ambassador to the United States. The effort follows Mrs. Nhu’s attempt to attend campus events and the student response to bar her from coming to KU.
Overnight Car Wrecks Cause Heavy Damages
Two city traffic accidents overnight caused substantial property damage with no injuries reported. Thomas Murray 16 struck a curb on Barker Avenue injuring his vehicle about 11:50 p.m. Friday. Gordon Chappell 18 hit a parked car on New Hampshire Street after claiming to have slept at 3:40 a.m. Damage totaled $225 for the Murray car and $250 plus $150 for the Smith vehicle. Police also investigated numerous minor complaints including fights prowlers and family disturbances.
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Thomas V. Murray
Sunset Dr
Barker Avenue
Murray
New Hampshire
Gordon D. Chappell
Ala. St
Vernon Smith
N. H. St
Chappell
Smith
High Twelve Luncheon Speaker on Real Estate Growth
Warren Decker will address the High Twelve luncheon at noon Tuesday in the Eldridge Hotel. He will discuss changes and growth in real estate and issues of restrictions.
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Warren Decker
High Twelve
Eldridge Hotel
Deaths Merriam M. Orr 60 Kansas City Missouri
Merriam M. Orr 60 of Kansas City Missouri died Friday evening in St. Joseph Missouri. Graveside services will be at 10 30 a m Monday in Vinland Cemetery with Rev Benton Roy Hanan in charge. Survivors include his mother Mrs Laura P. Orr a brother Louis M. Orr and a sister Mrs S W McReady all of Kansas City Missouri. Rumsey Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Merriam M. Orr
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Vinland Cemetery
Benton Roy Hanan
Laura P. Orr
Louis M. Orr
S. W. McReady
Rumsey Funeral Home
B n ai B rith Breakfast Marks 120th Anniversary
B n ai B r ith Sunflower Lodge 2368 announces a 10 a m Sunday breakfast at the Castle to celebrate the order s 120th founding anniversary. All members wives and prospective members invited. Dr Elliott Gillerman is local president and Herman Cohen leads the breakfast.
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Lawrence Sunflower Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Order
Elliott Gillerman
Herman Cohen
Stress Analysis Device Under Development at KU
Kansas University Center for Research in Engineering Science works on automatic stress analysis of pressure vessels and automobile frames. A $6000 grant from A O Smith Corporation supports project expansion from classroom demo to advanced student work led by G Eugene Barron Richard E Durrett Willard W Gunn led by Robert L Wethington at Anthony Senior and Independence Missouri.
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Kansas University Center
A. O Smith Corporation
Milwaukee
Wis
G. Eugene Barron
Emporia
Gene Barron
Richard E. Durrett
Prairie Village
Willard WM
Gl W. Gregg
Independence
Robert L. Wethington
Anthony
Ghastly wheeze from organ as theft hits village church
In ENBORNE Berkshire a church organ wheezed to silence during hymn No. 181 after an organ thief removed a row of dummy pipes and 21 real pipes from the instrument. Nearby, Rev Peter Talbot reports 37 pipes stolen in Midgham and Brimpton, joking that the thief aims to build his own organ.
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Enborne
England
John Sweetnam
Berkshire
Midgham
Brimpton
Peter Talbot
Talbot
Cars and Trucks Due for Showing
Almost all 1964-model cars and trucks will be on display from 6 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. Thursday in the 300 block on Massachusetts Street. The show will feature more than 50 vehicles co sponsored by the New Car Dealers of Lawrence and the Lawrence Merchants Association. Nine new car dealers are cooperating. A car valued at 400 will be given away at the close. The event has been popular despite rain and blustery weather. most 1964 models are now in dealers showrooms and will be shown Thursday night.
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Massachusetts Street
New Car Dealers of
Lawrence
Lawrence Merchants Association
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Memorial Hospital admissions list Vernie Cook Rosa Bradley Terry Hatfield Thelma Helyar Jess Wright Theo Harrison Warren Brun Roger Lyle Robert Rice Helen Harding Baby girl Hobbs Nancy Batchman Alta Surface John Campbell Janet Thornburg and births to Sidney Feldman Laszlo Stumpf hauser Joseph Garrison Robert Kiekel noting a Friday or today birth for each family.
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Vernie Cook
N.H
Rosa Bradley
McLouth
Terry Hatfield
Thelma Helyar
Jess Wright
Theo Harrison
Baldwin
Warren Brun
Roger Lyle
Robert Rice
Eudora
Helen Harding
Hobbs
E. 12Th
Nancy Batchman
Alta Surface
John Campbell
Walnut
Janet Thornburg
Orchard Lane
Sidney Feldman
Highland Dr
Laszlo Stumpfhauser
Emporia
Joseph Garrison
Tenn
Robert Kiekel
Topeka
In the Courts Police Court Local Drivers Face Fines
Donald Boney of Leavenworth charged with leaving scene of accident and careless driving fined $50. Marvin Jack of Haskell cited for drunkenness fined $25. Preston Youvella of Haskell cited for drunkenness fined $25.
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Donald Boney
Leavenworth
Marvin Jack
Haskell
Preston Youvella
Bowman Becomes ASCE President At San Francisco Meeting
Waldo G. Bowman editor in chief of Engineering News Record and KU alumnus took office as president of the American Society of Civil Engineers at the annual meeting in San Francisco. His mother Mrs C O Bowman and sister Mrs Walter Nieder of Lawrence are longtime residents. Bowman was honored by the University in 1951 as a distinguished alumnus.
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Waldo G. Bowman
Engineering News Record
Kansas University
American Society of Civil Engineers
San Francisco
Bowman
C. O. Bowman
Walter Nieder
Montana
Lawrence
The
University
Monkey Kidney Transplant Reported By Tulane Team
New Orleans AP. Surgeons at Tulane University transplanted a monkey kidney into a young woman. The operation, the first of its kind, occurred three days ago. The patient is conscious and resting. Immune rejection remains the major hurdle to success.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
OCA Representative to Visit KU November 8 to 12
Mrs Margery Day Hanson of New York City director of recruitment for Operations Crossroads Africa Inc will visit the Kansas University campus November 8 12 She will describe the OCA program to students and student organizations Hanson former dean of the Dwight School Englewood New Jersey will outline the OCA summer program and opportunities for participation
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Viet Nam
Kansas University
Margery Day Hanson
New York City
Crossroads Africa Inc
Hanson
Dwight School
Englewood
N. J
OCA
Africa program yields 308 scholars from 4000 candidates
Last year 308 students and professionals were selected for the program from over 4 000 candidates. The effort aims to train and place qualified individuals across the continent.
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Gram
Africa
Advanced Donors For UF Campaign
A list of advanced gifts to the 1963 64 Lawrence United Fund Campaign appears in the Journal World. Names include Guy V Keeler Nelson M Hall Schendel Richard F Allen Capitol Federal Savings and Loan plus many individuals and local businesses. Anonymous contributions also noted.
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Lawrence United Fund
Journal-World
Guy V. Keeler
Nelson M. Hall
Schendel
Richard F. Allen
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Chuck Wagon
Robert J. Moore
Carolyn R. Blaas
McConnell Lumber Company
Gerald C. Pirtle
W. W. Nash
Medical Arts
Phar
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