Meir Rejects Egypt Offer on Suez Canal and Keeps Golan Heights
Israel's Prime Minister Golda Meir rejected Egypt's plan to reopen the Suez Canal in exchange for Israeli withdrawal from Sinai and Gaza. She affirmed Israel's hold on the Gaza Strip, Golan Heights, Sharm el Sheikh, and Arab Jerusalem, while signaling possible talks with Egypt under strict terms. Arab and guerrilla violence in Jordan and Lebanon continued, with attacks on Israeli settlements and clashes between Jordanian forces and Palestinian fighters as regional tensions rise.
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Jerusalem
Labor Party
Moshe Dayan
Sadat
Dat
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Meir
Sinai
Gaza
United
Washington
U.S
Nixon
Syria
Jordan River
West Bank
Jordan
Lebanon
Hussein
Amman
Court rejects bid to block Negro housing project
The Supreme Court unanimously refused Lackawanna New York officials’ bid to halt the Kennedy Park Homes Negro housing subdivision in a nearly white neighborhood. The ruling orders sewage improvements and rejects converting the area into a park, with Clark noting racial motivation guiding the city’s actions.
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Supreme Court
Lackawanna
N.Y
Ment
Providence
Rhode Island
Kennedy Park Homes
U.S. Dist
John T. Curtin
Buffalo
U.S. Circuit Court
New York City
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Lawrence schools adjust spring break for snow closures
Public school students lose a day of spring vacation with Friday dismissal and Monday makeup. St Johns students gain a 4 day weekend and return Tuesday morning after noon Thursday dismissal. Christine Miller, 9, wrote to President Nixon about wild horses. he replies with Montana Wyoming border roaming area details.
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Christine Miller
Richard Miller
Richard Nixon
Christine
Scholastic Times
Montana
Wyoming
Editor Ken McDonald to Visit KUJ School
Des Moines Register-Tribune editor Ken McDonald will be editor in residence at Kansas University's William Allen White School of Journalism for two days. He will speak to classes and meet students and faculty as part of the visit.
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Ken McDonald
Des Moines
Iowa
Register-Tribune
Kansas University
William Allen White
McDonald
Dana Leibengood
School of Journalism
William J. Woestendick
The
Colorado Springs Sun
Werner Veit
Grand Rapids, Mich
Press
Robert M. White
Mexico, Mo
Evening Ledger
Robert P. Clark
Louisville Courier- Journal and Times
Harry L. Sonneborn
Milwaukee Sentinel
Frank W. Morgan Jr
Newsweek Magazine
Boston
Leibengood
Science Award To OSU Student Chris Stewart
Chris Stewart of Oklahoma State University won first prize for his paper Analysis of Step Size Effects for an Algorithm of Numerical Integration at a student paper contest sponsored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Kansas University hosted the area contest in Learned Hall. McDonald named to UI School of Journalism advisory committee. editor in residence program funded by Newspaper Fund to bring editors to the school.
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Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Kansas University
Learned Hall
iStewart
Newspaper Publishers’ Association
The
Association For Education In Journalism
McDonald
School of Journalism
University of Iowa
Newspaper Fund
Leibengood
City Voters to Speak Out on County and City Races
Douglas County voters face 16 races including city commission fields in Lawrence and school board seats across eight districts. Voters will decide two tax questions for the city police and fire budgets and a $74 000 bond issue in Lecompton water facility plans. The city races include three new commissioners to be sworn in April 13.
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Journal-World
Telephone
City Commission
J. R. Pulliam
John Emick
Donald Metzler
Clark Morton
James Black
John Spearman Sr
W. F. Bradley
Helen Gilles
Larry Hatfield
Douglas County
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Baldwin
Lecompton
Leecompton
Lawrence School Board
Lawrence, Baldwin, Eudora
Perry- Lecompton
Robertson and Associates
Lawrence
Heck
Galloway Charged with Second Degree Murder in TeePee Club Shooting
Lawrence man Mickey Galloway Jr. 27, already charged with two counts of aggravated battery, faces a new second degree murder charge after Harold Kimball Jr. died from gunshot wounds. Bond set at 5000 with hearing scheduled April 13. district court case to determine if prior battery charges remain.
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TeePee
Mickey” Galloway Jr
Del
Douglas County
Harold Kimball Jr
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Galloway
Kimball
Carroll
Douglas County District Court
Mike Elwell
City County Center Way Cleared for Local Vote
Douglas County and Lawrence residents may vote in early fall on a proposed 6 million city county government center. Gov Docking signed a bill removing bond limits and allowing the election after July 1.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Robert Docking
Docking
Arthur Heck
Service for every faith at Rumsey Funeral Home
Announcement of a funeral service at Rumsey Funeral Home inviting all faiths to attend. Contact 848-5111 for details.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Seven Musical Programs Set For This Week
Seven KU School of Fine Arts programs run Sunday through April 11 in Swarthout Recital Hall all free. Oboeist Candus Hedberg offers a senior recital at 8. Latimer compositions receive a senior recital at 8 Tuesday. Kupercussion Ensemble plays at 8 Wednesday. Trombonist Robert Ford appears at 8 Thursday. Pianist Nydia Fon de Vera performs at 8 Friday. Concert Choral sings at 3 30 April 11, and Collegium Musicum hosts old instruments at 8 April 11 in the Experimental Theatre.
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Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Swarthout Recital Hall
Candus Hedberg
Topeka
Carol Sue Latimer
Springfield
Kupercussion
George R. Roberg
Robert Ford
Nydia Fon de Vera
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Concert Choral
Darrell Benne
Collegium Musicum
Senate Pearson bill seeks rural development center
Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas introduces a bill to establish a national rural development center to study how to manage and guide the economic and social forces behind mass urbanization. The measure aims to expand knowledge on improving rural areas and guiding growth away from urban concentration.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Docking Roy Speakers For Young Demos
Gov. Robert Docking repeated his support for an 18 year old vote at a Young Democrats convention in Kansas. He argued 18 year olds should vote for local and state offices as well as national ones. Rep. William Roy and Docking spoke as about 225 attended at the Remada Inn. The convention also elected new officers including Jeff Artz as president and Marvin Pendergraft as Kansas chair.
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Kansas
Young Democrats
Docking
Jeff Artz
K-State
Young Democrats of Kansas
Karen Thompson
Sterling College
Mike Wernette
Washburn University
Orlando Waters
John Wertin
St. Benedict’s College
Marvin Pendergraft
Wichita
Sandra Lechner
Coffeyville
Greg Waller
Hutchinson
Garth Burns
Lawrence
Mary Goodpaster
David Berkowitz
Debbie Herron
Kansas City
Kan
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