Acquittals in KU protest case leave charges uncertain
A Kansas County Court found three of 11 demonstrators not guilty of disturbing the peace after a sit-in at the University of Kansas chancellor’s office. The protests, largely peaceful, followed claims of racial bias in campus events. Several defendants face other charges and the DA indicated many charges may be dropped. Among those charged still are former KU basketball star George Unseld and All-America running back Gale Sayers.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Ralph M. King Jr
W. Clarke
Wescoe
Elbert Jean Rinkel
Kansas
Fred Phelps
Topeka
K.U
George Unseld
Gale Sayers
Yates Center Class of 1965 Baccalaureate Services
Yates Center High School held baccalaureate in the school gym Sunday evening. Processional and recessional music by Lynn Schornick. Invocation by Rev. Walter Everhart. Special music by the Boys Ensemble. Sermon titled A True Record delivered by Rev. W. C. Buttermore. Benediction by Rev. Everhart.
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Yates Center High School
Lynn Schornick
Walter Everhart
First Baptist Church
W. C. Buttermore
Yates Center Eub
Everhart
Woodland Surveyed For Training Site
Erie Thursday officials Dewitt Abbott C E Crews and C P McKinnie surveyed county woodland with ERIE A E Ferber Lincoln Neb for a training site in woodland management. Properly used woodland aids soil conservation and provides income on land suited to such use.
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Erie
A. E. Ferber
Lincoln
Statement overheard in Pinellas Park about vacationing dog
AP columnist Paul Davis notes a remark overheard in Pinellas Park as a man frets in his car about picking up their dog that had been vacationing in an air conditioned kennel.
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ST. Petersburg, Fla
Paul Davis
St. Petersburg
Would Rather Starve Than Follow Ruling
Rubin Hanan of an Alabama Pensions and Senior Citizens League chaptersaid they would rather starve than comply with federal nondiscrimination rules. HEW warned Alabama welfare agencies they risk losing federal funds for racial discrimination after July 1.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Pensions and Senior Citizens League
Rubin Hanan
League
Alabama
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New Hallmark Plant Planned in Topeka Renewal Area
Topeka officials call for bids June 4 on general construction of a Hallmark Cards plant in the Key Way urban renewal area. The 550 by 220 foot facility will offer about 225000 square feet of production space, funded by a $2 million city industrial revenue bond issue and leased to Hallmark for 16 years, with completion set for January 1, 1966.
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Topeka
City Commission
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Keyway
Hallmark
Gold Medallion Won By K State Journalism Student
Charles Powers of Kansas State University received a gold medallion from President Johnson for winning first place in the national William Randolph Hearst Foundation journalism award program. The program funds over 40,000 dollars in scholarships and grants nationwide.
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Washington
Charles Powers
Kansas State University
Johnson
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
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