Summer Session Kansan
Tuesday, June 30, 1964
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College Lists—
(Continued from page 6)
Verlyn M. Peterson, Conway; John R.
Pine, Lawrence.
Christopher P. Pinet, Lawrence; Julie A. Pinkerton, Wichita; John C. Piper, Parsons; John R. Platt, Topeka, Sharon Topeke, Lindsay McCollins, Topeke Judith L, Powell, Osawatome; Rex R. Powell, Lawrence; Eva Radin Powers, Bromma, Sweden.
Steven D. Pratt, Hays; Linda L. Price,
Kansas City, Mo.; Ronald G. Protzman,
Paola; Jacqueline Pryor, Harper; Rosa L.
Ramirez; Lawrence; Ponna Rankin,
Robin Rushi; Ruben L. Sandra J. Ray, Junction City; Nancy L.
Razak, Wleitha.
Dennis J. Reardon, Lawrence; Joyce B. Reckart, Kansas City, Mo.; Alicie J. Reed, Hutchinson; Claudia G. Reeder, Overland Park; Richard D. Reitzel, Waterville; Brent A. Reppert, Osawatomi; Matt Koppenhagen, M. Reynolds, Hutchinson; Vicki M. Mathews, Leawood; Sarah M. May, Mission
Carol S. Mayers, Osborne; Susan G. McCalla, Lawrence; Shirley D. McCrary, Wichita; Thomas J. M吉克明, Highland Ill.; Mary H. Magen, Washington William C. McPheeters, Russelville; Ark: Roger L. Melligen, Leewood Patricia L. Melody, Miami, Okla. Margorie L. Metzger, Oneida; Roger D Meyer, Alchison; Raymond E. Meyn
Susan J. Middaugh, Shawnee Mission;
John A. Middleton, Kansas City;
Kenneth D. Miller, N.Yc; Nyle
D. Miller, Topeka; William E. Miller,
Mission; Michael D. Milroy, Lawrence;
Michael D. Milroy, Lawrence;
Mitchell, Mitchell; Wayne Mitchell, Prairie
Village; Kathryn Mize, Sarai; Sarah
M. Mize, Atchison; Robert E. Moffat,
Minn; Bend; Phillip J. Mohler, Laverne,
Nancy J. Monroe, Dallas; Walter H. Mooney, Wichita; Loyd E. N. Moore, Leawood; Sandra I. Moore, Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada. Robert D. Morrell, Charles City, Iowa; Robert D. Mowry, Phillipsburg; Robert W. Murphy, Mission; Martin W. Myers, Newton; John B. Nance, Wichita; I. Joyce Neerhäuser, Davenport, Iowa; Lee Ann Neerhäuser, Linda G. Nelson, Kansas City, Mo.
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David W. Newcomer, Shawnee Mission; Lorentz J. N. newgaard H. Prairie William C. D. Niebrouch, Dayton, Ohio; Jeff S. Nichols, Stockton; Connie R. Kloss, Newton; Nordstrom, Newton; Benth K. Norris, Horton; Michael O'Brien, Prairie Village; Barbara Oliver, Kansas City, Mo.; Phillip Rhodes, Land Park; Robert J. Rhodes, Derby.
Caroline Richardson, Leawood; Roger A. Rieger, Hiawatha; James D. Rising, Kansas City, Mo.; T. E. (Tod) Roberts, Lawrence; Kate (Todd) Roberts, Donald E. Rockey, Shawnee Mission; David H. Rockwell, Wichita; Leo S. Rodkey, Kiowa; John C. Roper, Garden City; Erie J. Rothbeh, Hays; Kenneth H. Hourke, Stamford; Comm. Dr. William G. Schmidt; Carol J. Ryan Burlington; Sally M. Saunders, Hays; Kathleen M. Sayers, Centerville; Guy Thomas Schanzt, Wichita; Roger B. Schlemmer, Shawnee Mission; N. Woods Schmidt, L Dorado; N. Schrader, Marion; Perry N. Schuetz, Great Bend
Theodore H. Schupp, Peabody; Arlo Willard Schurle, Green; Robert E. Sears, Kansas City; Robert J. Sears, Gerald Wayne, Selig, Clay Center; Paula K. Shaffer, Kansas City; Mo.; Carol Lynn Shapiro, Overland Park; Nicholas A. Sharp, Lawrence; Richard F. Cawley, Ohio; Richard S. Sheng, Lawrence; Robert Edwards Shenk, Lawrence; Anne
E. Shontz, Kansas City, Mo.; Donald A. Shrader, Salina.
H Ruaye Shreve, Des Moines; Harriet H Shuiltz, Bartillesville, Okla.; Lila A. Libera, Bartillesville, Okla.; Hutchinson, Frank G. Singleton, Kansas City, Mo.; John Arthur Sinseal, St Louis, William J. Slayton, Independence, Mo.; Valerie Jean Smasal, Kansas City, Mo.; Steven Scales, Kansas City, Barry Wilfred Smith, State College, Pa.; Gary Alan Smith, Kansas City, Kan.
Horton Kenneth Smith, Mission; Kay Frances Smith, Newton; Kennett Lee Smith, Kansas City, Mo.; Philip Howard Smith, Onaga Sober, New York; West Lawrence, Susan Sober, June Smith, Lawrence; Richard Brent Solum, Leaword; Margaret E. Sowers, Kansas City, Mo.; Andrea Frances Speer, Kansas City, Kan.; Klonda Kay Speer, Clearwater.
Robert L. Speer, Kansas City, Kan.; Thomas M. Stark, Salina; Fredriek S. Starkey, Mission; M. G. Savary, Mission; M. Edward, Edward, Stinson, Lawrence; John Burke Stinson, Topeka; Elizabeth A. Stockton, Independence, Mo.; Margarete E. Stohlbenbach, Law, Bourke; Gerald B. Beatrice M. Strehler, Buenos Aires, Gwen Sue Stewart, Lawrence.
Virginia Sullwold, St. Joseph, Mo.
Riverwood, St. Joseph, Mo.
Ann Ann Sutherland, Prescott; Mary Elsie Prain, Prairie Village; Richard F. Taylor, Leaward; Pamela Ann Tennison, Wendy Hare, Wendy Hare, Colby; Lawiana Jan Themsan, Toppea; Ronnie Dale Thomas, Ulysses; Virginia K. Marmayville, Ann Curry Baldwin,ola; Bille Gene Thompson, Baldwin, Mo.
Judith I. Thompson, Kaitlin K. H. Thomson,ola. Lawrence H. Thompson, Prairie Village; Margaret R. Tietze, Bartlesville, Okla.; David Lee Tilford, Wichita; Michaes J. M. Tilford, Wichita; Michaes J. M. Tilford, L Train, Lindsborg; Tyson T. Travis, Lawrence; Mary Ann Traylor, Emporia; Michael L. Trollope, Wichita; John D. Trotter, Bartlesville, Oka.; Robert E. Twinehamb, Robert E. Twinehamb, Merriam; William F. Tyler, Caney; Kristin Lee Utz, Independence, Kan.; Janett Ann Dorman, Kansas; Overland Park; Madalyn F. Landingham, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; William L. VanNieuwenhuyse, Shawnee; Michael G. Vineyard, Wymore, Neb.; Lyons; a barner Walker, Wraital, Larned; Linda Jones Waddington, Santa Monica, Calif.; Dennis L. Wagner, Webster City, Iowa; Robert W. Wahl, Lyons; a barner Walker, Kansas City; Kan; Darryl L. Wallace, Dodge City; Thomas W. Walstrom, Prairie Village; Bonnie Jean, Ward, Denver; Jeannie S.
Jeffrey K. Ward, Prairie Village; Linda Dale Ward, Florence, S.C.; Richard B. Warner, Lawrence; Waters, St. John; Bette K. Weinshilbom, Augusta; Lauren A. Welch, Axell; Vell W. Cawker City; John Whitaker, Little River; David A. White, Prairie Village; L. Suzann White, Hutchinson; Judy Myers Wicklund, Brookings, S.D.; Howard L. Willec Lawrence; Barbara Kay Wiley, Basehon
M. Katherine Williams, Buhler; Vicki Ann Williams, Shawnee; Vivian Williams, Topeka Eard W. Evans; Winkle Coney; Carol L wise, Wichita; James L. Wilser, Emoria; Stanley D. Witt, Boulder, Colo; Joan S. Wohlgemuth; Martha Jonally, Shawnee Mission; Patricia Cowan Wyka, Russell Milagros A. Yumung, Leavenworth; Irene V. Zaluskii, Tom, Ono, Brandon V. Zaluskii, T. Ziegler, Iris Badkissing, Germany.
Republican Platform Committee Nears Completion With 81
Laird announced 18 new appointments but said delegates still have not been reported for nine states and Puerto Rico. However, the list is expected to be completed by July 1.
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Wis., chairman of the Republican platform committee, reports that the list of delegates to the committee is nearly complete.
The latest group of appointments received by the committee include Sens. Peter H. Dominick, Colo., John Tower, Tex., and Rep. Abner W. Sibal, Conn.
THERE ARE NOW seven representatives and four senators on the committee, bringing the total to 81. The final tally is expected to be slightly more than 100.
Under the rules of the convention, each state, the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico may appoint one man and one woman to the platform committee.
COLORADO — Sen. Peter H.
Dominick and Mrs. Ione McMurtry,
Holly.
The appointments disclosed today were:
ALABAMA J. R. Bennett, Greenville, and Mrs. Joseph Simpson, Birmingham.
CONNECTICUT—Rep. Abner W. Sibal and Mrs. Anna-Mae Switaski, New Britain.
INDIANA — John Burkhart, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Jean Bond, Liberty
MICHIGAN—Richard C. Vandusen, Birmingham, and Mrs. Irma
Stop! You're Being Unfriendly
That's what Prof. Philip W. Jackson of the University of Chicago says.
CHICAGO — (UPI) – Right now you're being kind of anti-social.
"Reading might almost be called anti-social for when people engage in it they are not merely indifferent to the behavior of others, they actively resent anything that interferes with their progress down the printed page.
Jackson, a professor of education, told the 27th annual reading conference of the university:
"The world of the reader, like that of the dreamer and the thinker, is very fragile and can easily be shattered by 'real' events.
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Four Crewmen Die In Viet Nam Crash
SAIGON, Viet Nam—(UPI)—All four American crewmen were killed yesterday when their helicopter crashed and burned while on a mission over a Communist-infested section of the Mekong River delta south of Saigon, reliable sources said.
The deaths raised to 151 the number of American servicemen killed in combat against the Viet Cong in South Vietnam Nam since January 1961. The sources said the pilot, copilot and two gunners died when their combat helicopter went down near Cao Lanh district town about 75 miles southwest of Saigon.
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