Weekend University Events Chronicle
Schedule lists activities from Sunday October 27 to Sunday November 3 at the Union Kansas campus. Highlights include bridge tournaments music lectures film showings and sports with KU Kansas State football at Memorial Stadium and the Designer Craftsman Show at the Union along with exhibits and receptions across university venues.
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SUA
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
American Medical Assn
World Medical Assn
Ballroom
Kansas Union
Edward Grier
Lowell
Music Room
Union
Errol Harris
Dyche
Albert Gerken
SUA Film
Bailey
Fraser Hall
School of Business
School of Engineering
James A. McCain
Kansas State U
W. Clarke Wescoe
Law School
Green Hall
Ku-Kansas State
Memorial Stadium
Kai Winding
University Theater
Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater
Tosca
Kansas Union—Designer
Flint
Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame
Malott Library
History of the Literature of Science
Retailers expect higher Christmas sales and early promos
A study of 186 large retailers in the United States and Canada shows 73 percent anticipate higher Christmas volume than 1962, 22 percent expect no change, and 5 percent predict a drop. Median rise eyed is 5 percent with 23 percent planning promotions earlier due to fewer selling days.
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U.S
Canada
Bureau of Advertising
ANPA
Automotive
Department of Commerce
Three KU Students Run For All Student Council Seats
Three Lawrence students at Kansas University are candidates for the All-Student Council in elections set for November 13 and 14. Jill Kleinberg Kay Whitaker and Chuck Marvin face interviews with the Campus Council of the University Party before their candidacies were approved.
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Lawrence
KU Council
Kansas University
KU Draws More Nonresident Graduates This Year
Kansas University registrar reports 336 new out of state graduate students this year, up from 204 in 1962 fall. Five randomly selected students from the West describe reasons for choosing KU including programs in Western Civilization, German education, bacteriology, geography, and chemistry, plus faculty and local recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Alison McKelvey
West Coast
Pasadena
Calif
Miss McKelvey
University of California At Berkeley
Midwest
West
Robert Elkins
Eugene
Ore
Oregon University
Colorado
Sue Bailey
Cynthiana
University of Cincinnati
Dwight Brown
Kewanee
Ill
Brown
Western Illinois University
Macomb
National Defense
Galen Miller
Springfield
Miller
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Horoscope predictions for each zodiac sign by Carroll Righter
Aries to Pisces forecasts outline focus areas for personal progress, social ties, finances, and practical tasks. The piece invites readers to obtain November’s full forecast by sending birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast at Lawrence Daily Journal-World.
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Carroll Righter
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Box
Hollywood
Calif
Kansas Legislature Enacts More Laws Despite Fewer Bills
A KU Governmental Research Center study finds from 1901 to 1947 about 27 percent of bills became law, rising to 55 percent after 1947. Since 1947 averages are 82 percent Senate and 84 percent House approval, with only 12 percent of exchanged bills killed. The study notes a trend toward last minute floor actions and greater leniency in treating bills in both chambers.
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Kansas
Governmental Research Center
Kansas University
Earl Nehring
Senate
House
Nehring
Kathleen Harris Wins 4 H Award in Kansas
Kathleen Kaye Harris 16 of Vernon Harris Route 2 is state winner in Kansas 4 H Foundation promotional division. She is Cottonwood 4 H Club vice president and has 69 projects, 34 activities, 55 stories as Cottonwood and Douglas County reporters. She spoke at Regional 4 H Club Day and six other groups. She has county titles in achievement foods nutrition health canning newswriting and public speaking.
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Kathleen Kaye Harris
Vernon D. Harris
Kansas
Miss Harris
Cottonwood
Kathleen
Twelve KU Students Named Officers Of Vox Populi
Kansas University announces the 1963 64 Vox Populi student political organization officers Executive vice president Jim Frazier Topeka senior Greek vice president Jon Alexiou Mission junior independent vice president Harry Bretschneider Kansas City Missouri senior secretary Susan Mustand Wichita senior treasurer Marshall Brier Overland Park junior. Executive committee independents Jon Waller Sedalia Missouri senior Lew Ann Ogle Kansas City sophomore Linda Sutter Brock Nebraska senior Greek representatives Mike Waller Cambridge Maryland sophomore John Sapp Astoria Illinois sophomore James Cook Webster Groves Missouri senior. John Turner Dallas Texas sophomore is general assembly representative from the unmarried and unorganized district.
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Jim Frazier
Topeka
Jon Alexiou
Mission
Harry Bretschneider
Kansas City
Susan Mustand
Wichita
Marshall Brier
Overland Park
Jon Waller
Sedalia
Lew Ann Ogle
Linda Sutter
Brock
Neb
Mike Waller
Cambridge
John Sapp
Astoria
James Cook
Webster Groves
John Turner
Dallas
Tex
General Assembly
Hutchinson to End Police Funeral Escorts Policy
Hutchinson city officials will stop providing police escort services for funerals starting January 1 to free officers for more duties. Funeral homes protested the change while Lawrence operates with on duty officers arranging escorts, who may leave if emergencies arise or officers are needed elsewhere.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Prayer Explained in Science and Health Chapter One
A concise excerpt notes Mary Baker Eddy’s opening chapter offers a practical explanation of prayer. It frames prayer as a intelligent approach to commune with divine assurance and illumes how true consecration aligns thought with spiritual reality.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Annual Speech Event at KU Addresses Campus Problems
The 39th annual campus problems speaking contest at Kansas University takes place November 5-6. All undergraduates may enter, with tryouts on Nov 5 in Strong Hall and the final eight performing Nov 6 in the Kansas Union Forum Room. A trophy awaits the winner, chosen by a KU speech and drama panel.
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Kansas University
E. C. Buehler
KU Speech
The
Kansas Union
Danish String Quartet To Appear Here Nov 4
The New Danish Quartet will perform at 8 p m on November 4 in Swarthout Recital Hall at Kansas University opening the chamber music series. Members are Arne Svendsen Palle Heidelmann Knud Frederiksen and Pierre Rene Honnens. The program includes Beethoven Quartet in C Major and Carl Nielsen Quartet in F Major. Scientists estimate the solar system formed about 4 5 billion years ago.
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Swarthout
Kansas University
Festival Musical de
Salamanca
Royal Danish Ballet and Music Festival
Europe
United States
Arne Svendsen
Palle Heidelmann
Knud Frederiksen
Pierre Rene Honnens
Cello
Beethoven
Quartet
Carl Nielsen
Kansas dairy judge leads K State team at Chicago contest
Steve Robb of Kansas State University dairy products judging team placed fourth in the regional contest at Chicago. The team excelled in the aged cheese category, ranking second with Robb earning high individual honors. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs Ronald Robb of Route 4.
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Steve Robb
Chicago
Vacations Approaching For Lawrence Students
Lawrence students face a long weekend as public schools close Thursday and Friday for the Kansas State Teachers Convention in Topeka and Leavenworth. Dismissal remains at the usual time Wednesday. St. John’s School observes All Saints Day next Friday but will hold classes Thursday.
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Lawrence School
Topeka
Leavenworth
St. John's School
St. John's
Clergy Economic Education Conference Set at Kansas University
Kansas clergy will gather at KU July 12 to 17 for the 1964 Kansas Clergy Economic Education Conference. J A Adams announces scholarships for 50 clergymen covering tuition meals and lodging. Foundation directors re elected officers and formed an executive committee. The group aims to present factual analysis of the American business system to clergy. A separate note mentions the endangered red haired orangutan in Borneo and Sumatra.
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Kansas Clergy
Kansas University
J. A. Adams
Kansas Clergy Economic Education Foundation
Lynn Whiteside
Wichita
Joe D. Smercheck
Manhattan
Floyd Black
Topeka
KU Extension
Riley Burcham
Lawrence
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