KU Summer at a Glance Boosts Enrollment and Projects
The University of Kansas reports summer enrollment up about 18 percent to 5,950 with roughly 40 percent of fall totals. About 5,200 attendees participate in 61 workshops and conferences for noncredit, funded by 257,368 dollars in federal grants. Summer programs include a music and art camp for 1,400 youths, theater productions led by The Music Man, and frequent campus concerts. Visitors, museum guests, and a traffic office record show steady campus activity. Construction ramps up for a 1.45 million dollar physical education building, a 680-student residence hall, a new 976-student McCollum Hall, and renovations across Lindley Hall Fraser site Carruthe O Leary. Projected enrollment surge to nearly 14,000 at Lawrence fuels rapid readiness.
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K.U
Museum of Art
Museum of Natural History
Kansas Une
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Lindley Hall
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McCollum
United Nations Project to Save Abu Simbel Temples
Cairo archaeologists cut the Abu Simbel temples from rock to lift them 192 feet up a cliff and reassemble on Lake Nasser. The UN project costs 36 million with 47 countries funding. a German firm leads a five nation team. Dismantling runs to Jan 1967 and blocks are numbered for cataloguing.
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Abu Simbel
Egypt
Aswan High Dam
Nile
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Culural Organization
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West Germany
Lake Nasser
Viet Cong Attack Kills Three U S Troops At Bien Hoa
U S 1st Division troops, newly arrived in South Vietnam, were hit by a Viet Cong mortar and gunfire near Bien Hoa air base. Three Americans were killed and several wounded in the first action for the Big Red One, which had just arrived from abroad. North Viet Nam claimed it downed three U S planes and captured two pilots.
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South Viet Nam
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Bien Hoa
Viet Nam
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Korea
Maj. B. McMilton
Fort Worth
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Dropout Doing Dandy By Doris Klein Hollywood
AP report notes Jim Hutton earned about 150000 yearly without a diploma after leaving Niagara University. The article profiles his rise in film, comparing him to Jimmy Stewart and Jack Lemmon, detailing roles in Never Too Late Period of Adjustment and The Horizontal Lieue tenant, and quoting his belief that comedy is instinctive.
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Doris Klein
Hollywood
Jim Hutton
Jim
Niagara University
Niagara, N.Y
Jimmy Stewart
Jack Lemmon
Edy
Fin Ished
Paul Ford
Maureen O’sullivan
Jane Fonda
Paula Prentiss
Vietnamese Soldier Fights For Love And Hate
Da Nang , South Viet Nam AP report profiles Nguyen Van Ham a 23 year old Vietnamese sergeant and battlefront interpreter with the Da Nang special sector forces. He fights from hate of the Viet Cong and love of his country, recounting a brother killed by VC and his family suffering. He joined the Rangers at 20 as a volunteer, infiltrated with intelligence, earned a 5000 piastre bonus for ambushing a VC platoon, and earns about 3400 piastres monthly while saving about 1000 piastres.
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Hal Boyle
DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Ham
Ham
Vietnamese Rangers
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Viet Nam
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Homer J. Henning
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