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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Sept. 21, 1962
Around the Campus
Extension Course Given Here Oct. 5
New drugs, sedatives and hypnotics and disease-causing stress will be the topics for the 11th biannual extension course offered by the School of Pharmacy.
The courses to be offered to interested students and pharmacists, will be held at Fort Hays State College, Tuesday, Oct. 2; Wichita, Wednesday, Oct. 3, and Lawrence, Friday, Oct. 5.
The guest lecturer this year will be Frank E. Dance, assistant professor of speech and drama at KU. The other lecturers, all from KU, will be Edward E. Smissman, professor of pharmaceutical chemistry, Mathias P. Mertes, assistant professor of pharmaceutical chemistry, and Duane G. Wenzel, professor of pharmacology.
The courses will be sponsored by the KU School of Pharmacy, the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association, the Kansas State Board of Pharmacy, and University Extension.
New KU Professor To Study Indians
An anthropologist specializing in the Indians of Kansas has joined the KU faculty as an assistant professor.
James A. Clifton, who obtained his PhD, in 1960, will come to KU under a KU faculty fellowship. He will study the Potawatomi tribe in northeast Kansas and is now planning a study of the social organization of the Kickapoo Indians.
Prof. Clifton comes from the University of Colorado where he was a research associate with the Tri-Ethnic project. He spent much time on the Ute reservation in the Durango area of southwestern Colorado.
Two representatives from Radio Liberty, privately sponsored broadcasting organization, are sending recordings of the proceedings from the University of Kansas U.S.S.R. farm and peasant problems conference to their New York office.
'Radio Liberty Reporting Conference
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HARRISBURG, Pa. — (UPI)—President Kennedy said last night "the Communists had already taken over Cuba" when he succeeded former President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
JFK Blames Ike For Reds in Cuba
From New York the broadcasts will be cabled to the organization's central station in Munich, Germany.
Kennedy devoted substantial passages of the prepared text of his speech to comparing world conditions during the latter stages of the Eisenhower administration to the situation now.
After examining conditions in Europe, Africa and Asia in early January, 1961, Kennedy said during the same period "the dark clouds were gathering in Latin America."
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