Winn Says War Push Testing U.S. Policy
Rep. Larry Winn Kansas argues the North Vietnamese offensive tests U S policy in Southeast Asia. He predicts a 15 to 20 day window to see if Vietnamization holds, supports South Vietnamese troops, and says all U S troops may return home by year end if air cover continues. He cites Kissinger talks in Paris and defends Nixon on talks suspension.
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Larry Winn
R-Kan
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
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Winn
Vietnam
U.S
Kansas University
Paris
Henry Kissenger
The
Red Cross
Library expands lending program to Kansas community colleges
KU Libraries director David W. Heron announced a direct lending program allowing Kansas community college students and faculty to borrow from KU holdings of about 1.4 million volumes. The program, already used with other state institutions, begins May 1 and extends access to community colleges.
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Kansas Community Colleges
Kansas University
David W. Heron
KU Libraries
Kansas Community College
Heron
Kansas Board of Regents
Assembly Members Attend Workshop on Degree Changes
About one hundred of the roughly seven hundred sixty members of the Assembly of Kansas University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences planned a workshop today at the Kansas Union. The Educational Policies and Procedures Committee called the session to discuss degree requirements and a potential general studies degree. The forum convened at 8:45 a.m. with group discussions and a 1 p.m. panel report.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
The
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Milk Said to Pose Heart Threat at AHA Meeting
Dr. Forrest H. Adams warned whole milk fat may threaten heart health in heavy drinkers while Dr. David Boyd joined in urging skim milk. Dr. DeBakey cautioned evidence is not conclusive and urged not to legislate foods. Adams called for diet shifts toward lean meat and reduced saturated fats.
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Forrest H. Adams
American Heart Association
David Boyd
Boston
American College of Chest Physicians
Adams
United States
Michael DeBakey
Texas
Opti mists Bring King Brothers Circus To Douglas County Fairgrounds
The Lawrence Opti mists sponsor performances by the King Brothers Circus at the Douglas County Fairgrounds on May 19 with afternoon and evening shows. Proceeds benefit local youth help projects. circus chair Jack Starkey reports ongoing ticket sales outreach.
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Lawrence
King Brothers Circus
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Jack Starkey
Douglas County Democrats Conventions Set for Delegate Selection
Douglas County Democrats hold three county district conventions at 2 pm to elect delegates to the May 13 Congressional District and June 10 state conventions. District 1 meets at Pinckney Grade School, district 2 at the county fair grounds, district 3 at Lawrence High School. Credentials checked for participants by 1 pm.
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Douglas County
U.S
Walter Cragan
Red Cross Chapter to Hold Annual Meeting in April
The Douglas County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 pm on Thursday, April 20 in the Kansas Room at the Kansas Union. Speaker will be R. Neal Luzier of Kansas City Missouri. Desert and coffee will be served and Luzier is a longtime Red Cross volunteer.
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The
American National Red Cross
Kansas Room
Kansas Union
R. Neal Luzier
Kansas City
Luzier
Red Cross
Unions in Wichita Freeze Wages for One Year
Representatives of six craft unions and the Associated General Contractors of Wichita announced a one year moratorium on wage increases for 1000 to 1500 members. The freeze delays increases authorized for 1972, which would have averaged about $1 per hour. Union official Ed Kandt said current wages range from 35 to 9 dollars per hour. The move aims to cut costs for buyers, stimulate more construction and attract new industry to Wichita.
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Associated General Contractors of
Contractors Association
Ed Kandt
Carpenters
Craft Union
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