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Summer Session Kansan
Tuesday, June 30, 1959
The number of new television sets sold in the U.S.last year was 5,250.- 000. compared with 6,560,220 in 1957. Only about one per cent of West German's 200,000 engineers are women.
Kansas Records 8 Road Deaths
TOPEKA — (UPI) — Kansas recorded eight more traffic fatalities last weekend, making a total of 57 this month, the Highway Patrol said Monday.
Marvin Kuhlman, 20, of Seneca died Friday as the result of an accident June 24 in which two trucks collided on a county road two and a half miles north of Sabetha.
Two separate accidents Saturday on a winding curve on Highway 69 near Stanley resulted in death to four persons.
Lloyd Wiggins, 19, of Iola was killed Saturday when his car struck a bridge two miles southeast of Moran on Highway 54.
Victim in the first accident was Lawrence Sorensen, 39, of Hutto, Tex. He was killed when the truck tractor in which he was riding while being towed by a second truck tractor overturned on the curve.
The second assidient occurred when a tractor-trailer went out of control and smashed broadside into an automobile.
Killed were the automobile's three occupants; John W. M.Crary, Rav Freeman, and Ethel Lee Burns, all of Kansas City, Mo.
On Sunday, Mrs. Evda Moore, 59,
of Muncie, Ind., was killed in a
one-car accident two miles east of
Wamogo on Highway 24.
A 7-year-old boy, Phillip Carson of Atchison, died Saturday in a carbivicle accident on a county road one mile north of Atchion.
These accidents bring this year's Kansas fatality total to 253.
There were 228 fatalities at the same time a year ago.
Nichols to Tour Britain As Debate Meet Prize
Rav L. Nichols, Lawrence senior who will complete his studies in the 1959 fall semester, has been named one of two American student debaters to tour Great Britain next spring.
It is the highest individual honor a debater from the United States can receive.
At KU, Nichols won second place in the National Debate Tournament at West Point. He has been a member of teams that won the Northwestern tournament and twice won the St. Thomas tournament.
He competed against seven other debaters in Chicago to earn a place on the British tour. The competition took place Thursday and Friday at Northwestern University.
It consisted of an interview and impromptu after-dinner speech Thursday and a parliamentary discussion and submission of suggestions from each debater of six possible topics Friday.
Nichols and his teammate, a
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