Cooperation Emphasized in Kansas NASA Conference
Washington AP James Webb urged cooperation between researchers and business leaders at a Kansas briefing aimed at expanding state participation in federal research and NASA contracts. The Kansas delegation noted low current NASA contracts and outlined goals to mobilize university programs, industry capabilities, and regional development.
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James E. Webb
Webb
Kansas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
de - Deane Ackers
Topeka
NASA
Homer Newell
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
James B. Pearson
Pearson
Defense Department
Homer E. Newell
John T. Halloway
Goddard Space Flight Centers
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
W. Clarke Wescoe
Kansas University
James McCain
Kansas State
British map expert to speak at KU on old and rare maps
A British authority on ancient and rare maps will present the 10th annual Books and Bibliography lecture at Kansas University. The event, sponsored by Watson's Library, features introduction by Prof. Thomas R. Smith and notes on forthcoming KU map bibliographies including 125 maps and Costa Rican maps in KU and Library of Congress collections.
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Ruy Irgity
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Thomas R. Smith
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Smith
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Strong Ave
Buckman
Library of Congress
Jenkins Reputed Pitt Receiver Seeks Breakout Season
John Jenkins, coming off a two touchdown receiving year at Pitt, has two seasons left to prove himself. He caught just two passes last season but both went for scores, signaling potential for a bigger role.
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Pitt
KU Athletic Facility Plan Seeks Board Approval
Alumni and friends fund one third of the project with reserve funds and a loan from the KU Endowment Association covering the rest. VanderWerf notes no secret campaign exists and stresses open discussion with key people before presenting to the Athletic Board. Final status hinges on board approval and Chancellor Wescoe's consent.
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Board of Regents
Soviet agriculture conference opens at Kansas University
Western scholars launch the world’s first major conference on Soviet agriculture at KU with sessions on Khrushchev’s agricultural policy and rural issues. Major papers come from Nove Volin Swearer and K us visiting professors, followed by expert commentary and additional lectures.
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Khrushchev
Howard Swearer
University of California At
Los Angeles
Alec Nove
London University
KU Rose Morgan
Demitri Shimkin
Illinois University
Stheir
Jerzy F. Karcz
California University At
Santa Barbara
Lazar Volin
U. S
Midwest
K. G. Pysin
Nove
New. .Republic
Volin
News,and World Report
Swearer
Slavic Review
Laird
Donald W. ‘Treadgold
W. Clarke’ Wescoe
Justice Department Moves to End Antitrust Suit Against MCA
The Justice Department filed a proposed consent judgment in Los Angeles to end its civil antitrust suit against MCA Inc. Universal Pictures must divest its film library. The agreement dissolves MCA’s talent agency and ends its influence over client selections.
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Justice Department
MCA, Inc
Atty
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U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
MCA
Kennedy
Universal Picture
Universal
Decca Records, Inc
Agee
Smathers proposes Cuba refugee invasion plan and exile government
Senator George Smathers urges creating an inter American military alliance led by the United States to prepare for a refugee driven move against Cuba. He couples a resolution backing the alliance with a call for U S recognition of a Cuban government in exile to free Cuba from Fidel Castro. Resolutions sent to Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Cuba
United States
Smathers
Senate
U.S
Fidel Castro
Foreign Relations Committee
Judge Gray in Fair Condition After Surgery at LMH
District Court Judge Frank R Gray of 718 W 4th St was reported in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after undergoing surgery Monday morning for the removal of an internal obstruction.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Fish unload planned at Farlington for stocking
Federal hatchery notes say fish including bass bluegill and channel cat will be unloaded at 1 35 p m Friday at No 6 School 23rd in Lawrence Iowa conservationist Melvon Wertzberger announced. Farmers should bring a 10 gallon can per variety filled with cool pond water. Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe to welcome foreign students at Mt Oread campus Friday night 7 30 in Kansas Union Ballroom. Foreign enrollment up this fall with 325 students on campus now vs 301 last year though official counts may revise. Sam Adame led Journal World football contest entries first to arrive with Albert Martinez Jr second. Red Cross first aid course starts 7 30 pm Wednesday at the Douglas County Community Building open to bus drivers and others taught by Dr Marian Brockway.
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Iowa
Melvon Wertzberger
Wertziberger
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Mt. Oread
International Club
The
Kansas Union
Clark Coan
Coan
Sam Adame
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Adame
Albert Martinez Jr
Haskell
Journal-World Office
Douglas County
Red Cross Chapter
Marian Brockway
Red Cross
Astronaut Selection Expanded for Gemini Apollo Plans
The group includes Lt Cmdr John W Young and 15 others from Navy Air Force and civilian ranks. Slayton named coordinator of astronaut activities and will advise on flight crew affairs while remaining doubtful for May 24 Mercury flight. The team of 16 includes six naval officers seven Air Force officers two civilians and one Marine.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
John W. Young
Navy
San Francisco
Calif
Fighter Squadron 53
Miramar
Gilruth
Donald K. Slayton
Slayton
M. Scott Carpenter
Walter C. Williams
Space Lab
Williams
Air Force
Accident Probe Incomplete In Lawrence Pedestrian Death
County Attorney Westorwood said the investigation into the Lawrence traffic death of four year old Mark C. Johnson is not complete. Merl Dean Rexford, 19, said he was traveling 15 to 20 miles an hour when the boy ran from a parked car and was struck, dying of head injuries. Police report the boy was thrown about 50 feet. Rexford did not see him until before impact.
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Lawrence
Mark C. Johnson
David G. Johnson
Crescent Dr
Strong Avenue
Crescent
Chi Omega
Sioux Falls
S.C
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Engel Rd
Kansas University Engineering
Meade
Johnson
Kansas University
Rexford
Norwood
Trapped Electron Study Underway at KU
Kansas University physicists launch a solid state physics project titled Point Defects in Ionic Crystals funded by a 50220 U S dollar contract from the Atomic Energy Commission Dr Robert J Frians associate professor of physics leads seven graduate research assistants including Donald L Foster Harold W Breedlove Robert E Mellett Vaughn C Nelson Dennis E Lauer Max D Weber and Juergen Kuebler The research will aid their dissertations and advance electron trap studies in crystals
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Kansas University
Atomic Energy Commission
Robert J. Frians
Donald L. Foster
Portland
Ore
Socony Mobil
Harold W. Breedlovey
Robert E. Mellett
Vaughn C. Nelson
Lawrence
Dennis E. Lauer
Topeka
Max D. Weber
Kansas City
Juergen Kuebler
Giessen
Germany
Dr. Friaus
AEC
Gretel Wins Second Race for Americas Cup Series
Gretel the Australian challenger defeated Weatherly the American defender in the second race of the America's Cup series. The victory margin was 300 yards as the world sailing championship event continued in Newport Rhode Island.
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Newport
R.I. AP
Gretel
Australia
Weatherly
Tiros 6 Brightens Weather Watch From Cape Canaveral
The sixth Tiros weather satellite launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor-Delta rocket reaching about 400 miles in orbit. NASA reported successful placement and first cloud cover images over the Mediterranean and North Africa. The mission aims to aid hurricane and storm monitoring as Schirra’s upcoming September flight approaches.
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Fla
Electronic Weatherman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mediterranean Sea
North Africa
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Tiros 6
Point Mugu
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Atlantic
Pacific
Schirra
Three KU Students Named Scholars of Pharmaceutical Education
Three Kansas University fifth-year students Larry David Milne of Hiawatha Donald Allen Thompson of Hutchinson and Larry Duane Waberle of Nickerson were named scholars by the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education for the fall semester They will receive 100 to defray college expenses and may borrow another 100 from Pharmacy School matching funds Awards based on scholastic achievement and financial need All three have been on Dean J Allen Reese honor roll
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American Foundation For Pharmaceutical Education
Larry David Milne
Hiawatha
Donald Allen Thompson
Hutchinson
Larry Duane Wa Berle
Nickerson
Pharmacy School
J. Allen Reese
Thanks for support during illness and passing of Gerald Bowers
The family of Gerald Bowers extends gratitude to friends neighbors Rev McMillan and St Luke s AME Church for help and sympathy during his illness and death Essie Bowers Ivan C Bowers express appreciation with respect and gratitude.
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St. Luke's Ame
Gerald Bowers
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