Thailand Seen as the Calm In Center of China Storm
Thailand faces pressure from a rising China and Communist factions in Laos and Vietnam. With American aid, Bangkok promotes the Northeast counteroffensive using mobile development units to win villagers through local projects and education. Infiltration and terror attempts persist, but the program gains support and reduces unrest.
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Thailand
Bangkok
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Laos
Peking
Phuyaiban
Sunday Is Home Day Proclaimed in Kansas
Gov John Anderson proclaims Sunday as Kansas Nursing Home Day. Douglas County nursing home operators are urged to observe the event by Pat Wharton key member of the Douglas County Kansas Nursing Home Association. She says it is a good time for people to visit friends and relatives and to meet the staff.
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Kansas
Community notices from Tonganoxie area residents
Local residents report travel and visiting activity including trips to Yellowstone Rocky Mountain and Grand Teton parks. Visitors and hosts include families Cox Schubert West Sparks Jessup and Anderson with multiple dinners and club meetings noted. The Hazel Ridge Club met at State Lake and plans a October picnic while the Smith Aid Club elected officers.
Kansas educators gather at KU for annual conference
Supt Carl Knox and Assoc Supt Lloyd Schurr attend the fall conference of the Kansas Association of School Administrators at Kansas University through Monday. About 200 administrators expected. sessions feature Wescoe, Shaw, Oberholtzer, Haskew, Smith, and Althaus with talks on the changing role of superintendents and instructional programs.
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Carl
Knox
Lloyd Schurr
Kansas Association of School Administrators
Kansas University
Kasa Research Committee
W. Clarke Wescoe
Summerfield Hall
Bailey Hall
Iowa
Archibald Shaw
Washington, D. C
American Association of School Administrators
Kenneth Oberholtzer
Denver
Colo
Kansas Union
Larry Haskew
Texas University
George B. Smith
New Drugs May Injure The Psyche
Editorial warned LSD-25 and similar hallucinogens can permanently damage the mind and should be dispensed only by licensed physicians with warnings. Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth urged medical supervision for research, cautioned against hype, and noted a black market and rising public interest.
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Chicago
Journal
American Medical Association
Dana L. Farnsworth
Cambridge
Mass
Farnsworth
United States
AMA Council On Mental Health
Stull community notes feature gatherings and shower
Mrs. Jess O Connor and Mrs. Russel Houk helped with a Farm Bureau dinner for Lawrence businessmen. Jolly Quilters Club met with Betty O Connor. Mary Roberts to wed Jerry Ice in November. Worthingtons held an autumn wiener roast for 85 guests.
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Jess O'Connor
Russel Houk
Stull
Farm Bureau
Lawrence
Jolly Quilters Club
Betty O'Connor
Sharon Curan
Betty Houk
Ruby Buchheim
Esther Swallow
Peggy Silvers
Beulah O'Connor
Cecile Donaldson
Ruby Caruthers
Shirley
Lester Delong
Delong
Strawn and I
Glen O'Connor
Newton Dexter
Shawnee Mission
Edith Chowning
Coffeyville
Robert Curran
Katherine
Leavenworth
Willis Bowlin
Willie
E. S. Kelly
Kansas City
Mary Roberts
Raymond Ice
Worthington
Charles Worthington
Mission Event Sunday at Eudora Church
St Paul United Church of Christ in Eudora hosts a Mission Festival with Rev. Edgar Krueger of Altus Oklahoma as guest speaker. Krueger joins the Migrant Ministry through the Oklahoma Council of Churches after missionary work in Honduras. Services at 11 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. Dinner served at noon by the St Pauls Womens Fellowship.
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St. Paul
St. Paul’s
Four KU AFROTC Cadets Earn Distinguished Cadet Honors
Four University of Kansas Air Force ROTC cadets Eldon G. Franklin of Overland Park James H. Head of Des Moines Kenneth L. Hornege of St. Francis and John C. Roger of Belle Plaine were named Distinguished Cadets by Lt. Col. Gerald E. Hallas for superior leadership. The designation makes them eligible to receive a regular Air Force commission upon graduation rather than a reserve commission.
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University of Kansas Air Force
Eldon G. Franklin
Overland Park
James H. Head
Des Moines
Kenneth L. Hornege
St. Francis
John C. Roger
Belle Plaine
Gerald E. Hallas
Air Force
Giants win NL pennant after playoff with Dodgers
The 1952 Giants clinched the National League pennant by winning 39 of their last 47 games following a playoff against the Dodgers.
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Giants
Dodgers
Freshman Mary Ann Tays to Seventeen Modeling Feature
Kansas University freshman and National Merit Scholar Mary Ann Traylore, 1963 Emporia High School graduate, models for Seventeen magazine in its January 1964 issue. A four member staff from Seventeen plus Francesco Scavullo captured her in varied winter outfits on an unseasonably hot October day between Interlochen and Chicago assignments.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Mary Ann Traylor
Stil
Mary Ann
Emporia High School
Seventeen
Roberto Toscana
Francesco Scavullo
Jack Elness
New York City
Michael Levitt
Chicago
Interlochen
Mich
Humanities Lectures Start Oct 15 With Da Vinci Talk
Kansas University kicks off its 1963 64 Humanities Series October 15 with Emanuel Winternitz presenting Leonardo da Vinci as a musician. He will lecture in Fraser Theater at 8 p.m., illustrate with slides, and play piano. He will also speak at a music convocation, a Topeka Menninger Foundation forum, and visit classes while on campus.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Kansas University
Emanuel Winternitz
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Fraser Theater
Winternitz
Swarthout
Topeka
Menninger Foundation
United States
Dean Marvin Speaks to Unitarians on African Journalists
Dean W. Marvin of the KU School of Journalism will address the Unitarian Fellowship Sunday at 10 a.m. in the Pleasant Valley meeting house. His topic is American Journalism Educator Among African Journalists. Marvin, part of a four man team that visited Africa last summer for newspaper workshops, will be featured as the speaker for the Oct. 20 program led by Allen Crafton.
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Dean Burton W. Marvin
KU School of Journalism
Unitarian Fellowship
Dean Marvin
Africa
Pleasant Valley Meeting House
Allen Crafton
Lawrence Country Club Stockholders Meeting Scheduled
The Lawrence Country Club calls for an 8 p.m. meeting on October 23 in the clubhouse with secretary James Q. Shirley announcing the annual financial report and a presentation for stockholder approval of the operating budget for the year ending September 31 1964. Three new directors will be elected to the board.
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Lawrence Country Club
James Q. Shirley
KU to Install IBM 7040 1401 Computer Upgrade
Kansas University will replace its 1620 and 1401 systems with an IBM 7040 1401 combo next year. The faster unit, about 20 times quicker, will support advanced research across petroleum, linguistics, entomology, economics, and medical studies, expanding the center’s workload as usage nears capacity.
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Kansas
Richard Hetherington
Hetherington
International Business Machines. Corporation
Lawrence
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Lucy Price
Nancy Gallup
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Karen McKinney
Elaine Adams
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Lee Bittenbender
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Dartmouth
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Monte Kampfer
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
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Smithville, Mo. Hospital
Patti O'Neil
Leawood
James Lisson
Mission
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Brick Sorensen
Smith Aid Club
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Anna Denholm
Elmer West
Ann West
Charles Sherman
Charla
Ninot, Colo
Adam West
Ottawa
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Tom Dews
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Calif
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Cox
Hazel Ridge
State Lake
Goldie Throop
Ada Keck
West Shelter House
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Florence, Ariz
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Irma Jessup
Harrisburg
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Leona Babcock
Hubert Kimberlin
McLouth
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