KU Endowment bids for clinical pharmacology lab at KU Medical Center
Lawrence Kansas April bids will be opened by the Kansas University Endowment Association for a 160000 dollar clinical pharmacology research laboratory at KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Irvin Youngberg says the building will house research under Dr. Dante L Azarnoff to study how drugs poisons and medicines affect responses. Construction is set for completion in late fall and will be leased to the research program.
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Kansas University Endowment Association
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Irvin Youngberg
Dante L. Azarnoff
Schnittker to receive Kansas State distinguished alumni award
Honored Manhattan AP John A. Schnittker undersecretary of agriculture was chosen by the Agricultural Economics Club at Kansas State University for its distinguished alumni award. He will speak at the March 31 recognition banquet and receive the award then. He earned BS and MS degrees in agricultural economics, taught at the university from 1956 to 1960, and was born in Kingman County.
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Kan
John A. Schnittker
Agricultural Economics Club of
Kansas State University
Schnittker
K-State
Universitys Department of Economics
Kingman County
Two William Allen White awardees join foundation board
LAWRENCE Kan AP two holders of William Allen White Foundation national citations for journalistic merit join a six member board of trust. Wes Gallagher AP general manager and Mark F Ethridge former Louisville Times Courier Journal publisher and UNC lecturer are named alongside Britt Brown William G Calhoun Ray Morgan and Howard Turtle.
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Wichita Eagle and
Beacon Publishing Co. Inc
William G. Calhoun
Newman’s Inc
Emporia
William Allen White Foundation
Ray Morgan
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Howard Turtle
The
Kansas district poised for Shadwick congressional bid
Washington AP reports Gerald L. Shadwick, administrative assistant to Sen. Frank Carlson, is expected to announce a run for Congress in Kansas 1st District. Shadwick left for western Kansas to study the district ahead of the Aug 6 primary while remaining on Carlson's staff. Bob Dole vacates the seat as he campaigns to replace Carlson who retires after this term. Shadwick, 36, is from Emporia and joined Carlson last April 12 after replacing George Stafford. he previously advised Rep. Graham Purcell.
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Washington
Gerald L. Shadwick
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Congress
Kansas
Shadwick
Carlson
Bob Dole
Emporia
Kan
George Stafford
Rep
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
El Dorado Grant for Civil Defense System Passed
The House approved a bill to give El Dorado Kansas 10071 dollars to fund half the cost of installing radio and emergency power supply equipment for its civil defense communications system. The measure now goes to the White House for President Johnson's signature.
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Washington
el Dorado
Kan
House
White House
Johnson
Humorous Graffiti Marks GIs In Vietnam War
In Saigon and Vietnam, soldiers decorate helmets, flak jackets, and ship walls with humorous and irreverent slogans. Psychiatrists say it reflects a generation identifying with gear and comic relief, a socially accepted expression amid combat.
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California
Springfield
Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Swallows Return to Capistrano on St. Joseph Day
Reports and celebrations mark the annual belief that swallows return to Capistrano Mission from Argentina by St. Joseph's Day. Observers note the tradition and anticipation as birds resume their pilgrimage.
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Calif
St. Joseph’s Day
Capistrano Mission
Argentina
Osawatomie to Adopt Job Training Program Soon
Osawatomie State Hospital will implement a vocational rehabilitation tied to treatment for patients. Ronald Pribyl and Dr. George Zubowicz said the aim is to train patients within the hospital and continue outside, funded mainly by federal money of about 275000 dollars for the first year. They cited readmission factors tied to unemployment and low self-esteem.
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Osawatomie
Osawatomie, Kan
Osawatomie State Hospital
Ronald EF. Pribyl
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Topeka
George Zubowicz
Pribyl
Zubowicz
Peace talks in Vietnam seen as possible end to war
Washington debates whether the Vietnam conflict will end by negotiated settlement or continued fighting. Some officials expect talks after mutual gains, noting past U.S. readiness for terms in 1966 but Hanoi’s lack of interest. Both sides fear political cost of a prolonged war and possible coalition rules for a settlement.
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Washington
Vietnam
U.S
United States
Hanoi
North
AID Officials Seek Way to Stem Drain From Port Charges
Washington AP. AID deputy administrator Rutherford M. Poats said 16 aid recipient nations should reduce port charges for overseas unloading of food and aid commodities to avoid a projected $11 million net saving and a $17 million drain. He testified before a Senate subcommittee amid broader talk of curbing the balance of payments deficit.
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Rutherford M. Poats
Agency For International Development
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Subcommittee
Poats
Associated Press
United States
Johnson
General Accounting Office
Congress
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Alaska
U.S
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Vietnam
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Korea
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Indonesia
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Columbia
Ecuador
Chile
Peru
Congo
Tunisia
Morocco
Turkey
Copper Negotiations Break Down Again
Washington AP reports new snags in White House talks as 26 unions press for a 40 month contract with Phelps Dodge, seeking $1.13 hourly rise and benefits. Yonkers workers ratified a separate 75 cent per hour package. 6,500 of 50,000 strikers are Phelps Dodge employees. Kennecott, Anaconda, and American Smelting face renewed resistance to industry-wide pattern demands, while small Nevada and New Mexico locals reach agreements. Government hopes for late week settlements persist.
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Washington
White House
Arizona
Texas
Phelps Dodge Corp
Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp
Yonkers
N.Y
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott Copper Corp
Anaconda Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Kennecott
Nevada
New Mexico
National Labor Relations Board
US Aircraft Losses Now Past Korean War Total
Pentagon figures show 3,487 U.S. helicopters and fixed wing aircraft have been destroyed in Vietnam, surpassing Korea’s 3,001 but far below World War II’s 27,137 losses. The article notes costs rising from World War I to today, with an F4 Phantom at about 2.4 million and a B52 at much higher prices.
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Washington
U.S
Korea
Pentagon
Vietnam
United States
Kidnap Foiled In San Antonio Girl Rescued After 10 Hours
FBI agents rescued Dana Lynn Kelfer a four year old girl after a 10 hour kidnapping. Hubert Eugene Lively a 57 year old television repairman was charged with kidnaping and led officers to the unharmed child. An agent found her bound and gagged in an isolated barn 30 miles north of San Antonio after he passed a payoff spot on a rural road five times.
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Tex
FBI
Dana Lynn Kelfer
Hubert Eugene Lively
Lively
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