Lee to Seek Re-Election Amid GOP Defeat in Utah
Utah Governor J Bracken Lee, after losing the GOP nomination to George D Clyde, announces he will stay on the ballot as an independent. He accuses Sen Arthur V Watkins of fraud and machine politics while pledging to expose his rivals in the campaign. Clyde says he is the candidate of no man or group. Lee previously drew national attention challenging foreign aid and defying part of his 1955 federal tax.
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Michener to Study Bees. Fries to Keynote Kansas Confab
Charles C. Fries of Michigan University will keynote the fourth annual Conference of Composition and Literature at Kansas University. His talk Tonight 8 p.m. in Fraser Hall opens a panel on Julius Caesar, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, and Huckleberry Finn. About 175 teachers from Kansas and Missouri expected. Dr. Charles D. Michener of Kansas University has a $9,000 National Science Foundation grant to study evolution and classification of South American bees, plus a separate $23,300 three year NSF award for the same project. He collaborates with Rev J. Moure of Parana University Brazil, while on leave from KU.
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Kansas
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Department of Entomology
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Michener
J. §. Moure
Parana University
Curitaba
Brazil
K. U
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Parana
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Paul Aylward Named Kansas Democratic Veterans Leader
Paul M. Butler announced the appointment of Paul Aylward of Ellsworth as state Democratic veterans chairman for Kansas. Aylward will work with the national Veterans Advisory Committee and local leaders for the party’s candidates.
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Paul M. Butter
Kansas
National Committee
Veterans Advisory Committee
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Ellsworth
Study aims at 30000 South American bees for research
The project will back some 30,000 bee specimens from South America for study. About one third may become the property of Snow Entomological Museum at K U. Among the samples are 200 stingless bee kinds from 2 mm to honey bee size. Classification is led by Alvaro Wille, a San Jose Costa Rica graduate student and research assistant on the grant.
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K. U
Alvaro Wille
San Jose
Costa Rica
Father Moore to Visit Museums Across Country and Europe
Father Moore will travel to museums in this country and in Europe to study specimens and taxonomic types described by early authors. The mission aims to compare historical collections and identify species described by 19th and early 20th century naturalists.
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Father Moore
Europe
Flooded Delhi as Jamuna River Rises to 32-Year High
Wide areas around New Delhi and its tributaries flooded as the Jamuna River reached its highest level in 32 years. Heavy rain caused advance warnings and required emergency measures in the Indian capital region.
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