Viking Princess Ablaze In Caribbean Sinks With Losses
Fire swept the Viking Princess in the Windward Passage with 497 aboard. Three bodies recovered. 490 rescued. Survivors include the captain and officers. Rescue ships and planes comb the area as coast guard and Navy search for others. The ship, 16 years old, measured 17 600 tons and 536 feet long.
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David Carey
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Beatniks Fight French Crackdown On Long Hair Visitors
Paris report says police target long haired, moneyless beatniks as foreigners. A 20 year old Edinburgh student was turned back. others describe daily passport checks and brief detentions. Locals dress in sandals khaki pants parka and carry canvas bags.
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Calais
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Most Sorrowful Day Observed Worldwide and in Jerusalem
Christians observe Good Friday across the globe marking the crucifixion and Lent’s end. Pope Paul VI leads a mass in Rome and a torchlit procession at the Colosseum while pilgrims fill Jerusalem for Holy Week rites at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. President Johnson plans Easter weekend in Texas with church services and Passion readings precede the holiday.
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Tex
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Mexico
Bridal Wedding Ad at FhOkDRYADnS Studio
Readable ad lists 721 Mass WA open Easter Sunday from 9 to 1 only. Mentions Key Rexall for wedding services and bridal items.
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Gene Doane Seeks Role as Insurance Agent Ady
Advertisement notes Gene Doane aiming to serve as an insurance agent for Ady. It outlines availability and contact approach for potential clients seeking coverage options.
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KU Plans July 1 Pay Increase For Student Workers
Kansas University announces a July 1 minimum wage rise for student workers to $1 per hour funded by a $112,050 U S Department of HEW work study grant for the new fiscal year. The grant covers 90 percent of qualifying salaries, with employers paying the remaining 10 percent, and will also fund 200 additional student jobs.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Wescoe
Lawrence
Student Financial Aids Office
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Athletic Association
Kansas City teachers vote for teacher administered corporal punishment
In a mail poll 1,516 Kansas City public school teachers favored removing the parental consent requirement for corporal punishment, with 292 opposing. About 2,300 teachers were surveyed as the Board of Education, which previously rejected eliminating consent, plans to reconsider.
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Orville Bliss
Department of Pupil Services
Bliss
Board of Education
Mild Easter Weekend Forecast for Lawrence Adults
A mild pleasant Easter awaits Lawrence with a cool front bringing lower temperatures. Easter egg hunts are set for Saturday and Sunday in dry, near sixty degree weather with no rain forecast. Kansas University weather station notes a trace of showers overnight and a long dry spell, only 2.22 inches of rain this year, well below normal. Tonight and Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs near 60 and lows in the upper 30s. Only one day last week failed to reach 30s as the region remains notably dry.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Palmer Stages Famed Charge at Masters
Arnold Palmer rallied in the Masters second round to a 32 on the front nine at Augusta National, four under par through 27 holes, tying Jack Nicklaus who was two over after 12 holes. Nicklaus led with a 68 on Thursday. Palmer moved to within striking distance.
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Saigon Riots Escalate As Monks Lead Mobs
In Saigon 2000 demonstrators led by Buddhist monks surged through the city in the worst violence of a week of riots. Americans were beaten or chased and five U S service members and two Vietnamese women were slightly injured by a grenade at Starcom. Riot police used tear gas as paratroopers and MPs clashed with crowds.
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U.S
Starcom
Buddhist Institute
Tan Son Nhut
CleanUp Set On KU Campus For Centennial
The Kansas University campus undergoes a sprucing up for a month long centennial celebration starting Monday. Main floor areas in the Kansas Union are being repainted while grounds are watered and flowering shrubs and trees tended. 1200 trees were a gift from the KU class of 1945 led by Donald K. Alderson then dean of men. Mrs. Deane W. Malott and Mrs. John Nelson led campus beautification efforts begun in the mid 1940s. Malott will return for the centennial and deliver the opening seminar in Hoch Auditorium Monday morning.
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John Nelson
Malott
Lawrence
Cornell University
Strong Hall
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Philip H. Abelson
Charles Whittaker
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Shuttle bus plan aids KU Inter-Century Seminar attendees
Kansas University will provide a shuttle service from Parking Zone 6 east of Allen Fieldhouse for four Inter-Century Seminar sessions at Hoch Auditorium. Buses run 7:30 a.m. to precede 9 a.m. convocation and 7 p.m. starts, with no return rides after each session. No Tuesday evening shuttle. events include Dr. Philip Abelson and Arthur C. Clarke seminars.
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Weather outlook Northeast Kansas cool night ahead
Clear to partly cloudy conditions persist tonight and Saturday with a cooler feel. Weekend highs expected in the mid 50s to 60, overnight lows in the 30s. Temperature readings show a calm pattern with yesterday's high 64 and low 58, record high 82 in 1952 and low 26 in 1956. Sunrise 6 66 a.m. Sunset 6 52 p.m. Mall sales advertised with Rexall and Russell Stover.
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