Regents and the junior colleges in Kansas debate
A Topeka columnist notes a state senator's proposal to place Kansas junior colleges under the State Board of Regents. He argues for extended terms to curb gubernatorial influence and praises Regent Henry Bubb for candid scrutiny of funding,Extension, and local cost issues at Emporia meetings.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Wichita University
State Board of Regents
Henry Bubb
Regents Office
Bubb
Easing Contraception Ban Urged by Jesuit Publication
America the Jesuit weekly urges easing the Catholic Church ban on contraception in its Sept. 30 editorial. It aligns with Catholic doctors on birth control and calls the Synod of Bishops to consider the issue ahead of Pope Paul VI finalizing his stance.
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New York
America
Synod of Bishops
Rome
Paul VI
United States
Canada
KU Students to Study Water and Pollution
Five graduate students in environmental health engineering at Kansas University will research water supply and pollution control this year. The project, directed by Ross E. McKinney and Dr. Walter J. O’Brien, is funded by a $58,409 grant from the Water Pollution Control Advisory Group of the U.S. Department of the Interior. Most work will take place in KU's Environmental Health laboratories.
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Kansas University
Ross E. McKinney
Glenn Parker
U.S. Department of the Interior
McKinney
Walter J. O’brien
Addington Hearing Set For Former Wichita Grainman
A preliminary hearing for William H. Addington, former Wichita grain dealer, is tentatively set for September 30. He was charged September 12 with 10 counts of issuing false warehouse receipts on wheat stored at a Hutchinson grain elevator. Addington now resides in Anaheim, California, and flew to Wichita last week to surrender voluntarily.
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Wichita
William H. Addington
Addington
Hutchinson
Kan
Anaheim
Calif
Erans Leaves LCC for Shawnee Country Club Topeka
Lawrence Country Club chief manager Erans resigns after almost three years to take the top post at Shawnee Country Club in Topeka. He will stay 30 days before moving, and comes from Washington University where he was Army ROTC sergeant first class. His wife and three children remain in residence at 2902 West 7th Street.
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Lyle O
Erans
Lawrence
Shawnee
Topeka
LCC
Gerald Cooley
Washington University
Hawaii
Evans
Joletta
Lyle Jr
7Th St
Larry
Air Force
March Air Force Base
California
Senators press Vietnam role and South Vietnamese fixes
Senate leaders debate U S strategy in Vietnam with Sen. Brooke urging no more troops until Hanoi government acts, and Case pushing leverage that Washington could withdraw if Saigon fails to mobilize for war. Johnson defends U S stake, warns against third world war risk and honors fallen soldiers.
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Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
United States
South Vietnam
Case
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Brooke
Johnson
Vietnam
Car and truck collide on East Lawrence Turnpike access road
A traffic accident at 1.20 pm Friday near N. 2nd Street on the East Lawrence Turnpike access road involved a car driven by 20 year old David G. Deeken of Walthena and a truck driven by 34 year old Glen D. Holmes of 1602 Haskell. Damages were $675 to the car and $20 to the truck.
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N. 2Nd Street
East Lawrence Turnpike
David G. Deeken
Walthena
Glen D. Holmes
Haskell
Antique Buick restorationist reflects on brass era hobby
Sam A. Moore’s former car parts and Bartley’s salvage mission show a Topeka antique car club member trading an exhaust whistle for a Buick body, traveling to North Dakota for a 1910s motor, and spending about a thousand dollars to revive a car once sold for 722. He predicts brass-car collecting may end as mass production expands replacements.
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Bartley
Topeka
North Dakota
Canada
Romney Sparks Tense Meeting With Hippie Crowd
The exchange with Georgecrowd featured chants and a hippie counterpoint as Romney, a Mormon who avoids tobacco drugs and alcohol, faced questions on marijuana legalization and American values amid calls for openness and self expression. A young speaker urged patience with Romney, noting voters won’t back him or any politician.
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Romney
America
Second Man Arraigned In Baldwin Incident
Dennis Eugene Ingram, 19, of Kansas City, was arraigned in County Court on second degree burglary and larceny for a theft of about $500 from May's Cafe and Tavern at Baldwin Junction on Aug 4 5. His preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday. he is the second man arrested, with warrants out for two more suspects, according to Sheriff Rex Johnson.
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Kansas City
Dennis Eugene Ingram
May
Baldwin Junction
Ingram
Douglas County
Rex Johnson
Kansas professor wins $16732 enzyme research grant
Richard Himes assistant professor at Kansas University has secured a $16732 grant from the US Public Health Service Arthritis and Metabolic Disease section to continue enzyme research now in its fourth year. His work centers on biocatalytic enzymes that act as catalysts in every living cell.
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Richard H. Himes
Kansas University
U.S. Public Health Service
Himes
Jayhawks Prep For Game With Quiet, Businesslike Trip
Marquess provides solid backup while soph Jim Plunkett is well regarded. Kansas players listed include Bob Cruten and Mike Reeves as starters pending roles. Bruce Peterson nurses a leg bruise but should play. The team travels to Kansas City after a disciplined overnight routine with 9 30 bedtime and bed check. Rodgers and Mrs Rodgers join in reunions with Spurrier and UCLA aides. Fans’ expected crowd size signals calm anticipation.
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Marquess
Soph Jim Plunkett
Gene Washington
Kansas
Bawk
Bob Cruten
Mike Reeves
Jack Perkins
Spencer Kissell
Bruce Peterson
Jayhawks
Rodgers
Kansas City
Spurrier
Ucla Aids
Phillips funds 5000 grant to Kansas University
The Phillips Petroleum Company in Bartlesville Oklahoma grants 5000 to KU from its Professional Development Fund Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe announced. The award supports growth for students and faculty in engineering physical sciences business administration and related fields tied to petroleum industries. Presentation was made by William C Douce and Stanley A Alleman. The 1967 68 grant supports Liberal Arts and Sciences Engineering and Architecture School of Business and School of Law.
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Phillips Fund
William C. Douce
Stanley A. All
Adult Ed Enrollment Opens Monday in Lawrence
Enrollment for Lawrence Adult Education classes begins Monday and runs through Friday with 52 classes offered this fall. Courses include 10 new options and meet mainly on Monday Tuesday or Thursday evenings at Lawrence High School.
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Lawrence Adult Education
Lawrence High School
Reaganson Harvest of GOP Hope Outlines Nunn and Phillips Runs
A background analysis by the Republican Governors Association casts Nunn as underdog in Kentucky’s gubernatorial race against Henry Ward. Cook endorsement strengthens Nunn. In Mississippi, Phillips campaigns via TV with Reagan backing as he faces John Bell Williams. GOP leaders see Reagan aiding Republicans in other states even if victories remain unlikely.
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Nunn
Henry Ward
Edward T. Breathitt
Republican Governors Association
Jefferson County
Marlow W. Cook
Mississippi
Reagan
Phillips
California
Paul Johnson
John Bell Williams
House
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Tower
Texas
Nixon
Deaths-Funerals Arthur Brokmann of Topeka
Arthur Brokmann 73 of Topeka formerly of Lawrence died at Veterans Hospital Topeka. Funeral services pending. Survived by wife Pearl four sons and four daughters a brother Albert Brokmann and two sisters Mrs William Marshall and Mrs Ed Smith. Born September 22 1893 in Stull area. He was a farmer.
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Arthur Brokmann
Topeka
Lawrence
Veterans Hospital
Pearl
Albert Brokmann
N.J
William Marshall
Prospect
Ed Smith
Mr. Brokmann
Stull
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Watt set for Monday
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Watt will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Warren Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Harold Hamilton in charge. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Watt, 96, died Friday afternoon at Samaritan Lodge Rest Home. Survivors include two nephews Dr. Wesley Stailey of Carlsbad California and Dr. Henry Stailey of Santa Barbara California. Free Prescription Delivery. Also Immediate Mail Service, All Raney Drug Stores.
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Jennie Watt
Warren Mortuary Chapel
Harold Hamilton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Watt
Samaritan Lodge
Wesley Stailey
Carlesbad
Calif
Henry Stailey
Santa Barabara
KU to Crown American Royal Queen Saturday in Kansas City
Lawrence report notes Kansas University plans to select the American Royal Queen candidate Sunday in the English Room of the Kansas Union. The KU winner will enter the queen contest on October 5 in Kansas City, with the crown to be awarded October 7 and reign through the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show October 13 to 21.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Kansas City
American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
KU expands Asian history offerings with new programs and events
Freshmen at the university may choose among American European and Asian history courses. About 100 students enroll in two beginning Asian history classes this fall. The college plans to expand Communist China Today and host the Midwest Conference on Asian Affairs November 10 11 with over 100 oriental specialists expected. An exhibit of Japanese prints will be shown at the Museum of Art and in Watson Library East Asian section.
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China
Centennial College
Wickberg
Nelson Gallery
Kansas City
Chu-tsing Li
Nelson
Museum of Art
Watson Library
Chamber Committee Plans Monday Beef Eaters Stag
The Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee schedules a 3:30 p.m. Monday beef eaters stag at Art Heck's cabin Lake Cabina wa. Special guests include 18 Kan sas agents. A program covers selling stocker and feeder calves.
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Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Lake Cabinawa
Kansas
Art Heck
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