Local KU band lists 6 area students among 118 members
Six Lawrence students are among the 118 members of the Kansas University marching band. Names include Richard Wheeler Michael Artherton David Gustafson Alan Hitt Ray Suffron and Daniel Bishop with dozens more players across woodwind brass and percussion sections under director Russell Wiley and assistant Kenneth Bloomquist. Veteran drum major Roger Boelling leads the band on game days.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Richard Wheeler
Donald Wheeler
Highland Dr
Michael Artherton
Kenneth Artherton
Wedgewood Dr
David Gustafson
Mass
Gordon Gustafson
Alan Hitt
James Hitt
Ray Suffron
Charles Suffron
Miss
Daniel Bishop
Edward Bishop
E. Glenn
Russell L. Wiley
Kenneth Bloomquist
Roger Boelling
Pharmacy
Herington
Gary Aliman
Wichita
Harold Kosten
Mission
James Bowman
Raytown
Joe Clerica
Osaw Watomie
Vernon C. Dietz
Wakeeney
Russel D. French
la Grange Park
John H. Gilbart
Seneca
David L. Hornbaker
Juncetion City
Michael GB. Jennion
New York City
N. Y
Louis J. Langeson
Overland Park
William Lewis
Paola
Thomas McCready
Shawnee Mission
Walter Mooney
Richard J. Munroe
Olathe
Donald J. Ringstrom
Prairie Village
Gary Sackett
Charles A. Shoemaker
David Staah
Dennis Waring
Memphis
Platte City
Joseph F. Weigand
Emporia
Ralph W. Winslow
Gypsum
William Beatty
Topeka
Kevin Condon
Kansas City
William Fleming HI
Tenn
Larry Pack
Winfield
Richard Sherman
Chamberlain
Michael Ss. Stuart
Merriam
Joe Bill Corn
Garden City
Robert Bason
Earle Dumler
Russell
Donald LaBelle
Douglas Walker
Belle Mead
N. J
Robert Baker
Muncie
Michael Berndt
Glasco
George Brenner
Princeton
Stanley Edwards
Waterville
John Glevin
Concordia
Jay F. Henderson
Patrick Hyland
Washington
John Lathan
Mason R. McIntire
Oregon
John Brown's Body Opens Kansas U Stage Series
Stephen Vincent Benet drama John Brown's Body is set to open the Kansas University experimental Theatre series on Oct 17 and 19. Directed by Tom P. Rea, with assistant director Robert Strack, the production features Richard Kelton George Bradley and Marcia Dalen in principal roles. Marilyn Scharine oversees costumes.
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Stephen Vincent Benet
John Brown
Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Harper's Ferry
Tom P. Rea
Robert Strack
Lawrence
Richard Kelton
Miami
Okla
George Bradley
Pittsburg
Marcia Dalen
Minneapolis, Minn
Nancy Vunovich
Arkansas City
Marilyn Scharine
Whitewater
Wis
Hutchings to Visit Church Services This Weekend
Maj and Mrs Sidney Hutchings former Salvation Army officers will be special guests at the church on 946 N H St. They will speak during 10 and 11 am worship and 7 pm services Sunday. A fellowship dinner in their honor is planned for 6 pm Saturday. The couple, then at Lawrence for the 1957 building dedication, now live in Chicago.
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Sidney Hutchings
Salvation Army
Maj. Hutchings
N. H. St
Lawrence
Chicago
Ill
Horton Sparks BU Backfield Speed With 9.9 100
Boston University relies on fullback Bob Horton a 220 pound back from White Plains New York to boost speed as he runs 100 yards in 9.9 seconds showcasing notable sprint capability for the backfield.
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Boston University
Bob Horton
White Plains
N. Y
University Event Schedule for Sept 22 29
A dense list of campus events across Sept 22 to Sept 29 includes Carillon Recitals by Albert Gerken, a Chemistry Colloquium by Dro R Kent Murmann, Psychology Dept. reception in Kansas Room, Union, and various sessions in Swarthout Hall, Robinson Gym, and Union rooms. Notable items include a Varsity Football game KU vs Syracuse on Saturday, Sept 28, and multiple lectures, auditions, and orientations with dates, times, and locations across Union facilities.
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Albert Gerken
Dro R. Kent Murmann
Kansas Room
Union
Senate
Swarthout Hall
Jay Jaynes
Tau Sigma
Robinson Gym
Sunflower
Young Democrats
Ocean History Panel
Peter Caws
Felix, Moos
Oswald
the Province of History
Meadowlark Room
Newspaper Circulation Managers School
Summerfield
Kansas Union
School of Pharmacy
Malott Hall
Matott
Ku-Syracuse
Memorial Stadium
Senate report on stockpile management sparks partisan clash
A 100-page Senate inquiry into the stockpile program faulted management for political favoritism and conflicts of interest. The report, released amid Republican claims of bias against Eisenhower era figures, failed to advance in a three-to-three Armed Services vote after an executive session.
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Washington
Senate
Sug
Senate Armed Services
Stuart Symington
DMO
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Symington
Report details stockpile abuses and key Ike era critics
The stockpile controversy centers on $9 billion in strategic materials and alleged favors in contracts. George M. Humphrey and Hanna Mining faced windfall claims tied to a nickel plant and future profits, with Fleming and Weeks cited for favorable treatment. The 3,900 page report, debated along party lines, moves to the full Armed Services Committee for action.
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Case
Eisenhower
United States
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
M. A. Hanna Company
Hanna
Hanna Mining Co
Humphrey
Hanna Mining
Hanna Smelting
Symington
Ike
Arthur S. Fleming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Fleming
Sin Clair Weeks
Calumet and Hecla
Hospital Admissions Rise At Lawrence Memorial Eight Months In
Total admissions January to August reached 3 945 up 83 from last year. Of these 067 were newborns and 3 278 adults. Births included 335 boys 332 girls 7 twins and 8 stillbirths. Day patients totaled 21 012 adults and 3 419 infants, with 1 966 outpatients. Average daily census 100 54. Adults stay 6 37 days infants 5 07. Major operations 721 minor 476 tonsillectomies 178 Caesareans 29 plaster casts 182. Blood Bank cross matches 411 pints received 510 transfusions 375.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial
Record beet sugar harvest eyed across five states
Great Western Sugar Co officials forecast a beet sugar harvest exceeding 4.5 million tons to be delivered to plants across Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas and Montana. Expected average yield about 17 tons per acre would rank second to 17.06 tons in 1980.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Great Western Sugar Co
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Montana
California Produces Most Major Leaguers in Baseball
The report shows California leads all states with the highest number of major league players, reflecting a strong pipeline of talent from coast to coast. Data highlights the concentration of pro players in California compared to other states and regions.
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Hiawatha
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Cimarron
Tuba
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Oluewa
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Gary EB. Cormode
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Robert W. Jones
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Wart Krey
Montese
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Brown
Maryville
Ellis KL. Cave
Dodee City
Leonard W. Cuddy
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Willan Douglas
Ottawa
John Ellis
Salvin
Kryback
Gene Philipp
Concordian
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Duction
Carol Strickland
Makeup
Dennis Dalen
Rights
Swarthout Recital Hall
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
N.H
Oldsmobile
Hutchings
Albert Derken
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KAY
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Forum Room
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