Holy Week and Passover In Similar Period This Year
Pope Paul VI led Palm Sunday Mass for about 10 000 in St. Peter's Basilica blessing palms and urging youth to choose Christ. Jewish Passover begins at sundown as families retell Moses leading Israelites. both events align now for the first time in eight years.
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Egypt
Group Protests Glatt Decision in Topeka
About 250 civil rights demonstrators gathered at the Governor's Mansion to protest the acceptance of Carl W. Glatt's resignation as executive secretary of the Kansas Civil Rights Commission. The group read a statement to Miss Caroline Leiter after Gov. Avery was unavailable. Glatt resigned in February and officially left April 1. his later request to withdraw was denied.
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Governor’s Mansion
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Kansas Civil Rights Commission
Carl Glatt
Kansas
Gov. Avery
Caroline Leiter
Glatt
Yeakel Plans Gate House Apartments at Burnett's Mound
The Bruce Yeakel Construction Co of Lawrence will begin a 312 unit Gate House complex on 11.3 acres in Topeka this spring after the City Commission approved the rezoning on March 15. Seven buildings with two pools are planned. Rental rates run from 100 to 215 dollars monthly. A day nursery will operate 7 30 a m to 5 30 p m weekdays.
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Lawrence
Burnett's Mound
Topeka
Yeakel
Yeakel Construction Co
Ridglea
Tentative Accord Set In Boston News Tie Up
Printers and mailers vote Tuesday on a tentative agreement to end the Boston newspaper strike. The deal announced after marathon negotiations involved unions publishers and federal and state mediators. The Morning and Evening Globe Morning Herald Evening Traveler and the Record American have been shut down since March 6. Terms of the agreement were not announced.
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KU Art Work Entered In Washington Event
Kansas University faculty Raymond Eastwood Robert Green and Nick Vaccaro entered artwork in a Kansas Cultural Arts Commission contest to select a governor’s show piece to be exhibited in Olympia Washington later this month officials from Washington invited state governors to submit representative art for a month long program in the state capital
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Kansas Cultural Arts Commission
Olympia
Wash
Raymond Eastwood
Robert Green
Nick Vaccaro
Washington State
Woodrow Wilson Fellows Reinstated at KU
Ninety two students will enter graduate programs this fall as reinstated Woodrow Wilson Fellows. Among them are Kansas University alumni Jon T. Anderson Wakeeney Dan E. Davidson Wichita and Michael L. Fawcett Neodesha.
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Woodrow Wilson
Jon T. Anderson
Wakeeney
Dan E. Davidson
Wichita
Michael L. Fawcett
Neodesha
Wreck on Kansas Turnpike Causes $4100 In Damage
A two car mishap on the Kansas Turnpike eight miles east of Lawrence Sunday at 1 35 am caused 4100 in damage. Billy Nash of Englewood Colorado riding west and towing a second car lost control when an animal crossed the highway. Both vehicles overturned in ditches, with 3000 and 1100 dollars in damage respectively. Both cars belonged to Silver Saddle Auto Sales Littleton Colorado. Trooper Dallas Murphy investigated.
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Englewood
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Littleton
Dallas Murphy
Lawrence Unified School District 497 Plans Evening Board Meeting
The interim board of Lawrence Unified School District No. 497 will meet at 7:30 tonight at the Administration Center to discuss district matters.
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Lawrence Unified School District No. 497
Retired Briton Says He Will Resign If Paid More
Thomas Stephenson, 78, vows to quit if his employers raise his salary. He says he enjoys the work and needs no extra money. He earns 1 250 pounds a year as secretary of the Ramblers Association and may receive pensions from a London newspaper and the government.
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Thomas Stephenson
Stephenson
National Council of the Ramblers’ Association
the Ramblers
Britain
National Council
Nottingham
Walter Tysoe
Four Lawrence Teachers to be Honored at LEA Dinner
Four retiring Lawrence teachers will receive gifts at the Lawrence Education Association recognition dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Lawrence High School cafeteria About 300 teachers and retirees and their spouses are expected to attend The honorees are Alice Van Buskirk Geneva Mendenhall Minnie Richardson and Elsie V Decker.
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Lawrence Education Association
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Geneva Mendenhall
Minnie Richardson
Elsie V. Decker
Car Stolen From Home in Early Saturday Theft
Police investigated the theft of a 1956 Ford belonging to Karen Geiss of 1511 Wedgewood. The car was taken between 1 30 and 2 p m Saturday and valued at 125 dollars.
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Karen Geiss
Wedgewood
Leftover roast veal served with anchovy mayo for Sunday supper
Slice roasted veal thin and serve with mayonnaise flavored by chopped anchovies capers and lemon juice. A simple Sunday night supper pairs well with a green salad.
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