Northeast Kansas Weekend Weather Outlook
Tonight partly cloudy and cooler with lows in the low 40s. Saturday turns clear to partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the 60s. No rain forecast. Five day outlook shows daytime highs in the upper 60s and overnight lows near 40s to upper 40s with up to .8 inch rainfall Sunday through Tuesday.
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Pre School Roundups Set For Elementary Schools
Pre school roundups for kindergarteners in Lawrence elementary schools are set this spring. Dates and times for many schools are listed with sessions led by a nurse and psychologist to explain health safety and policy details.
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Optimists Elect Jack E. Starkey Lawrence Luncheon Leader
Jack E. Starkey, 45, retail advertising manager for the Journal World, was elected president of the Lawrence Luncheon Optimist Club. He succeeds Don Kauffman as Win Campbell becomes first vice president and Dennis Adams second. New board members are Bob Wagner Leroy Morgison Ken Pickett and Adr yn Grover. Starkey and wife Margreet have daughter Melinda and live at 913 Rockledge Rd. He has 15 years with the Journal World and participates in Jaycee Chamber of Commerce and cancer crusade activities.
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Lawrence High School Student Council Primary Narrows Field
Lawrence High School narrowed field for student council two per office. Winners include Willy Brinkerhoff and Ross McKinney for treasurer and Jodde Olsen and Jim Paddock for junior representative. Remaining candidates for general election include Benton Christie Candlin Hagen Hird Kautz Weinaug.
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Lawrence High Wind Ensemble Spring Concert
The Lawrence High Wind Ensemble performs a spring concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the school cafeteria. The group returned late this afternoon after a two day tour performing for Kansas and Missouri high schools.
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Columbia sits in ends in seven hour protest at Philosophy Hall
Militants seized a Columbia University building sparking a seven hour sit in led by Students for a Democratic Society. Officials served a restraining order. clashes left three students injured and a university official cut on the wrist. Students carried on with open enrollment demands for New York high schools.
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Kansas Third in Tornado Occurrances Expert Says
Manhattan Kansas learns from state climatologist Merle J Brown that Kansas averages 56 tornadoes yearly, ranking third behind Texas and Oklahoma. Analysis covers 1953 1967 with monthly patterns, deadliest events including Udall 1955 and multiple severe outbreaks across counties.
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Abortion Ruling for Kansas Man
Raymond L. Darling, 50, formerly of El Dorado and now in Wichita, was found guilty of performing an illegal abortion. He received one year in county jail and a $500 fine, with a $1,000 appeal bond. A 27-year-old Wichita woman testified in the brief trial. The deputy county attorney sought the maximum sentence, citing prior Butler County convictions for illegal abortion.
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Kiwanis Meeting Discusses Czechoslovakia After Russian Takeover
Dr Gotthold Rhode professor from Kansas University spoke at the Noon Kiwanis Club meeting in the Eldridge Hotel. He described Czechoslovakia since the 1948 Czech history review and Russia clampdown stirring Czech unity. Lawrence High senior Karen Connett received a French academic achievement award. About 100 members attended.
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Shilling seeks recount in Tonga mayor race defeat
Alvin M. Shilling, defeated 383 to 250 by Lee K. Marks in the April 1 Tonga mayoral election, filed a statement with county officials contesting results. He cites procedural flaws in the original canvass and agreed to cover recount costs, posting a $1000 bond. Associate judges Thomas W. Bender and Witton Lamontaine were appointed for the contest.
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