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University Daily Kansan
Monday May 21, 196
Promotions Granted 55 Members of KU Faculty
Fifty-five members of the University faculty at Lawrence received promotions in academic rank.
To Professor:
Promotions which will be effective July 1 are:
Robert E. Beer, entomology; Robert Sokal, entomology; William A. Conboy, speech and drama; James W. Drury, political science; James E. Dykes, journalism; Lewin A Goff, speech and drama; Krone, physics; Ian C. Lorum, German;
Ronald L. McGregor, botany; Calder
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. --- Some Westmont college students have joined the craze to create crazes. This time it's rolling a bowling ball the greatest distance possible.
Earthquake in Athens
ATHENS — (UPI)— An earthquake shook the Dodecanese Islands yesterday, toppling the Rhodes Cathedral steeple and damaging an estimated 20 houses.
No casualties were reported in the "intense tremor" but panic-striken inhabitants and tourists fled into the streets.
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K's 'Successor' Reported III
LONDON — (UPI)— The Daily Telegraph said today that Frol Kozlov, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's apparent choice as his successor, is ill with heart trouble.
Possible JFK Trip to Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO —(UPI)— Foreign Minister Afonso Arinos told a television audience last night that President Kennedy will visit Brazil early in July.
No confirmation for this report could be obtained in Washington.
M. Pickett, journalism; Charles A. Reynolds, chemistry; Edward Robinson, economics; David Anderson, education; James E. Seaver, history and Stanley M. Walas, chemical engineering.
To Associate Professor:
Ferdinand C. Bates, aeronautical engineering; Karel N. Blaas, music theory; Alexander L. Boyle, design; Jack T. Brooking, speech and drama; Albert T. Brookings, history; education; Ray P. Cuzzort, sociology; Ruth E. Franzen, home economics;
John G. Grumm, political science: Frances Ingemann, English; Reynold T. Iwamoto, chemistry; Raymond C. Jackson, botany; Marian Jersild, plano; Muriel van planten, home economics; Roy H. Johnson, planse; Clifford P. Ketzel, political science;
Reinhard Kuhn, Romance languages; Austin Ledwitt, music theory; James K. Moore, literature; James K. Eori B. Shurtz, law; Arnold A. Strassenburg, physics; L. S. Srinath, engineering mechanics (visiting): Arnold H. Weiss. Romance languages and J. W. Yates, education
To Assistant Professor:
William Bass, anthropology; Kenneth Bloomquist, wind and percussion; Darwin Daicoff, economics; Theodore O. Johnson, organ and theory; Fred Langham, biology; Robert Young, Angel F. Madayg, aeronautical engineering; Vaclav Mudroch, history;
James N. Neeley, speech and drama; Donald Scheid, wind and percussion; William O. Scott, English; Charles F. Wheeler, English; Charles F. Smithmeyer, mining and metallurgical engineering; Edgar B. Wickberg, history and Gerhard Zuther, English.
Football game seating reservations for next year's juniors go on sale tomorrow at 8 a.m. at Allen Field House. Today is the last day seniors, law students, medical students and graduate students have first choice of the seats.
Future Juniors Can Get Seats Tomorrow
Ticket sales reached 1,675 by noon today.
Congress Reveals US-Cuban Losses
WASHINGTON — (UPI) Congressional testimony revealed today that the United States spent about $45 million on the ill-fated Cuban rebel invasion attempt.
The figure was given at a closed-door session of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Latin American affairs by high-ranking officials of the Central Intelligence Agency, according to senators who attended the highly-secret hearings.
These same sources said Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, told the subcommittee at a later hearing that the military had no control over spending the money and that United States equipment used in the invasion attempt was purchased from the Pentagon.
I know no great men except those who have rendered service to the human race.—Voltaire.
KU students who have completed questionnaires for the Peace Corps and mailed them to Washington are urged to contact Clark Coan, 228 Strong, Dean Coan is Peace Corps coordinator here.
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The seven, all members of the Committee for Nonviolent Action, were arrested for disturbances during the Nov. 22 launching of the submarine Ethan Allen at Groton and the Jan. 28 launching of the George Washington, this country's first Polaris sub.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — (UPI) Seven pacifists were convicted yesterday on charges of interfering with the launching of Polaris submarines.
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