Easter protests sweep Britain against bases and nukes
London and other cities host demonstrations led by Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament against NATO and U.S. bases. Numbering about 200 at Caerwent Wales, activists burn a NATO treaty as others march to Aldermaston with Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh set to speak.
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Immortal science fiction book to be filmapped as ABC Movie of the Week
A Kansas University science fiction novel The Immortal by James E. Gunn will be adapted into a 90 minute ABC Movie of the Week. Paramount Television will produce in Hollywood starting April 21 with script by Robert Specht and direction by Joe Sargent. Lou Morheim produces the pilot for potential TV series.
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Four Bakerites Named in Outstanding Young Men of America
Four Baker University alumni selected for the 1969 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America. Named are Dr. Larry Allen Haskin geochemistry professor at Wisconsin University Rev. Robert M. Fukada missionary and theology professor at Dioshinsha University in Kyoto Japan Dr. Lauren Ross Wilson associate chemistry professor at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio and Dr. John Jarrett Clinton Jr M D at Johns Hopkins Medical School Baltimore Maryland.
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Frog Diet Has 2 Back in Cell
Two Army prisoners from a bus escape surrendered to a former policeman in Langston Oklahoma. Pvt David Person 18 of Hayti Missouri and Pvt Steve Evett 22 of Bonham Texas walked into Langston and gave themselves up to J T Collins. Sheriff Nolan Welch said Collins held them at a Langston garage until the Guthrie sheriff could collect them. The two were tired hungry and given steak and pie. They were among 18 prisoners being moved from Ft Sill Oklahoma to Ft Riley Kansas.
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Municipal Court Non-Traffic and Traffic Citations
Charles Sakeagak of Haskell Institute charged with drunken driving. Bonnie Smith of 1201 N.Y. Street cited for improper turn. Glendon Hinton of 191932 Barker Avenue cited for stop sign violation. Clayton Sutton of 2429 Ousdahl Road cited for running a traffic signal. Fine amounts listed.
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Haskell Institute
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Ousdahl Rd
Eisenhower brother Dr Milton Eisenhower discharged
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, 69, former Johns Hopkins president, was released from Walter Reed General Hospital after five days with a mild transient coronary insufficiency. He missed the funeral and burial of Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and returned home to convalesce.
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Mamie Eisenhower Returns to Gettysburg Farm Privacy
Mamie Eisenhower widow of Dwight D. Eisenhower resumes an indefinite stay at the Gettysburg farm with tight security. After transferring title to the federal government upon his death the deed becomes effective in six months as the Interior Department plans a 240 acre site as a national shrine.
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Horoscope by Carroll Righter
Aries through Pisces horoscope guidance covering daily tasks finances relationships health and personal growth. Each sign receives advice on morning actions evening pursuits and attitudes to foster balance, success, and happiness.
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Lawrence to Finance Sewer and Street Works with Temporary Notes
The City of Lawrence adopts ordinances authorizing sewer construction and street paving under provisions of multiple ordinances and resolutions. It authorizes temporary notes totaling 165000 dollars to fund the project, dated April 1 1969, to mature April 1 1971, interest 4.2 percent, and redeemable prior to bonds.
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