New Theory Debuts At KU Conference On Adult Training
About 125 extension representatives from 15 states gather at Kansas University for the Mid-Continent Conference on Higher Adult Education. Dr. Donald R. McNeil will deliver the keynote, presenting the Carnegie study on higher adult education with a forecast of its impact on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Donald R. McNeil
Mesa, Ariz
Wisconsin Historical Society
Flexner
Carnegie Corp
New York
T. Howard Walker
KU Extension
Kansas Union
Mid-Continent
Carnegie
McNeil
W. Clarke Wescoe
William A. Conboy
William Livesey
Arts and Sciences
Oklahoma University
Albert L. Pugsley
Kansas State University
James R. Surface
George B. Smith
George R. Waggoner
Red Tests a Success in Pacific Rocket Shoots
The Soviet Union announced two days of 7,500 mile rocket tests into the Pacific with one impact area reopened temporarily to ships and aircraft.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pacific
Tuner Finds Nearly Ten Thousand in Old Piano
Pino tuner Wilford Tull of Kokomo discovers 9 995 dollars in various bills and rare coins hidden inside an old upright piano traded to Ramseyer Piano Co. in Lafayette Indiana. Jewelry also found among the cash.
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Lafayette
Ind
Wilford Tull
Kokomo
Ramseyer Piano Co
Pledges Grow for KU Memorial Stadium Expansion
Region One pledges toward the KU Memorial Stadium expansion total $26 775 with J D King predicting passage of $30 000 before November 1. New contributors include Mrs Talmadge T Funk Mrs Frances Funk Griffith J W McCoskine and several local firms. Donations are voluntary with ticket priority linked to amount and receipt date.
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KU Memorial Stadium
J. D. King
Lawrence
King
Region One
Talmadge T. Funk
Frances Funk Griffith
J. W. McCoskine
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Norris Bros. Inc
Hird Construction Co
Orville C. Walker
M.D
Robert S. Mosser
Mike Leonhart
Ethan A. Smith
William M. Gufler
Lawrence Tire and Oil Co
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lumber Co
Romney aims for citizen coalition against unions in Michigan
Romney explains his plan to run as a nonpartisan citizen candidate uniting Republicans Democrats and Independents to challenge union influence in Michigan. He warns of a harsher tone ahead and plans to rebalance his campaign against Swainson and UAW figures in upcoming debates.
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Lansing
Romney
Michigan
GOP
Republican Party
Swainson
Guy Nunn
UAW
Reagan Era Michigan Campaign Faces Economic Woes and Leadership Clash
The article compares Swainson and Romney in Michigan's 1964 campaign amid persistent unemployment concerns. Swainson cites a low unemployment rate, while Romney reports 126000 workers leaving the state since 1961. Both stress restoring economic health and repairing Michigan’s national image from the cash crisis era.
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Michigan
Swainson
Romney
Fallstill openings for Thursday weaving class
Eight looms available for beginners or experienced weavers with reservations. Instruction 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays. Men volleyball 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays at Cordley School supervised by Glenn Colburn. Adult basketball starts in December at the Community Building. City and Adult Church Leagues organized in November.
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Cordley School
Glenn Colburn
Kennedy Abolishes Non-Communist Student Oath
President Kennedy signed a bill ending the non-Communist oath for government student loans. He said the affidavit likely did not keep Communists out but did bar those who viewed it as a bridle on free thought.
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Washington
Kennedy
DeSoto Plans Bond Vote For New School Buildings
DeSoto district plans a 395000 bond to finance a grade school building expansion and site purchase for a future high school. Superintendent Floyd Talley says the six grade elementary, three year junior high, three year high school plan may be adopted as consolidation proceeds. A site south of Bonner Springs is under option for a new six room kindergarten and elementary building with no date set for the bond.
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DeSoto
Lawrence
Floyd Talley
Bonner Springs
Tollway lane changes after game rush described
Ralph Graham said toll operations will adjust entry and exit lanes after matches to speed traffic. Two entry lanes will be used at Kansas City before games with four exit lanes post game. East Lawrence East Topeka and East Wichita will have multiple entry and exit lanes to handle cars efficiently.
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Turnpike
East Lawrence
East
South Topeka
Kansas City
Ralph Graham
East Wichita
Lawrence Dairy Milk Prices Rise One Cent Per Quart
In Lawrence the dairy trade raised milk prices by one cent per quart, with by products up accordingly. Half gallons bought in stores climbed from 41 to 43 cents, while home-delivered half gallons rose from 43 to 45 cents. A producer claimed this was the first rise in 244 years and noted Lawrence prices match Kansas City and are lower than Topeka.
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Lawrence Dairies
Kansas City
Topeka
Governor May Criticizes Penal Oversight Amid Escapes Probe
Graves and Glaves attack Anderson's penal reform record and the Lansing situation. They point to alleged neglect at the women's farm and a recent case of a pregnant prisoner granted leniency, arguing the governor failed to act boldly despite a series of incidents and warnings.
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Graves
Anderson
Glaves
George Docking
Kaw
Lansing
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita University Head To Speak to Kiwanians
Harry Corbin president of Wichita University will speak at Thursday's Lawrence Kiwanis Club meeting. He is expected to discuss Wichita's possible admission to the state school system a hot issue in Kansas. Two study groups Ford Foundation and Legislative Council Committee will report their findings later this fall.
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Burton W. Marvin
KU Journalism School
National University Extension Association
Knute Broady
Nebraska University
James R. D. Eddy
Texas University
Julius Nolte
Minnesota University
Thurman White
Oklahoma University
Raymond Nichols
William Baehr
Kansas State University
William M. Bass
Frank E. X. Dance
James Logan
Irvin Youngberg
KU Endowment Association
Norris Hiett
Harry Corbin
Wichita University
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Wichita
Kansas
Corbin
Ford Foundation
Legislative Council Committee
Two Men Trapped In Mine Cave-In
Cardin Oklahoma AP reports two men trapped in a dirt fall at a zinc mine near Cardin as rescue teams struggle to free them. A third man, Taylor Smith of Picher, was pulled from the shaft and hospitalized in Miami Oklahoma. about 50 workers labored to reach the trapped pair of Bill Williams and Jim France in the Velie Line shaft.
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Cardin
Okla
Miami
Bill Williams
Jim France
Picher
Kansas-Oklahoma
Taylor Smith
Funeral Home
Velie
Commission Meeting Actions Include Paving Lawrence Ave
Commissioners paused during discussion to back Owens and approved resolutions for paving Lawrence Avenue and other Pioneer Ridge streets. They read the storm sewer relief for Edgewood Park and heard a request to fill HRC vacancies. They authorized 70 000 in notes for street and sewer work and 12 500 for Street Dept facilities, reappointed appraisers, moved Maple Lane parking, deferred bus franchise and Traffic Commission matters, and acknowledged Sunset Hill sidewalk petition.
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Owens
Barteldes
United Nations
Lawrence Avenue
Pioneer Ridge
Edgewood Park
Raymond Cerf
the Human Relations Commission
Max Thomas
Frank Burge
Maple Lane
A Spacious Foyer for Inclement Weather Rumsey Funeral Home Ad
Interior ad notes a spacious foyer option for inclement weather at Rumsey Funeral Home with VI3 5111 contact.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Two Sides Told On Transfer In Virginia Section
Hazel Ruth Adams,17, withdrew from Patrick Henry College Martinsville after one day and returned to Virginia State College Ettrick. Virginia State says the move planned better study. Patrick Henry board says motive was to break the classroom race barrier. Adams remained quiet and stayed in dormitory.
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Ettrick
Hazel Ruth Adams
Patrick Henry College
Martinsville
Virginia State College
Virginia
Southside
Patrick Henry
University of Virginia
Virginia State
Patrick Henry Advisory Board
Miss Adams
Owens strides through long service and education
Owens has served with that body since 1957. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Kansas University in 1937 and a master’s in business from Iowa University.
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Owens
Kansas University
Iowa University
Owens of Lawrence: flower shop owner and KU alumnus
Born in Richland, Shawnee County, he graduated in 1939 and served as a Navy chief petty officer from 1943 to 1944. Since 1945 he has run Owens Flower Shop and Greenhouses at 15th and N. Y. Streets, and owns Owens Gift Shop formerly Eldridge Gift Shop. He and wife Laura, KU and Iowa graduates, reside at 1101 W 21st. They have three children: Martin, Justine, and Laura Jane.
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Richland
Lawrence
Shawnee County
Salina
Navy
Owens
Owens Flower Shop
15Th
N. Y. Sts
Owens Gift Shop
Eldridge Gift Shop
Laura
Iowa
21St St
Martin
Justine
Lawrence High School
Laura Jane
Central Junior High School
Samuel V. Owens
Learnard
Appreciation Note for Erma V. Griffin Family
Expressions of gratitude accompany the passing of Erma V. Griffin. The Griffin and White families acknowledge kindness shown during illness and after her death.
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Erma V. Griffin
Seth Griffin
Harold W. White
Tom Akin
Seth T. Griffin Jr
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