College Students Call for Nationwide Campus Strikes Over War
The Associated Press reports a surge in antiwar action as Ivy League papers publish a joint call for a one day moratorium and mass protests in New York Los Angeles and San Francisco. Demonstrations erupt at Columbia Stanford and Wisconsin with arrests and property damage reported.
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Nixon Hosts Chinese Ping Pong Team At White House
President Nixon meets Communist China's celebrated table tennis squad in a White House ice-breaker mission seen as warming ties with Peking. Tricia Nixon Cox attends with Secretary Rogers as antiwar protesters disrupt the Rose Garden event.
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University of Michigan
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County Waste Group to Meet for Countywide Plan
The Douglas County Solid Waste Management Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the County Commission Room to review research on disposal methods. Coordinator David Blackman said subcommittees will present findings on management organization population growth and economics with a public hearing planned by mid July.
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David Blackman
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60 Die as East African VC10 Crashes in Addis Ababa
An East African Airways VC10 crashed on takeoff from Addis Ababa full of 106 people. More than 60 are reported killed, many believed British. Eyewitnesses say at least 34 survivors were pulled from the wreck as the plane burst into flames beside a small hill at the runway end.
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Museum Plans Repeats Of Popular Snake Hunts
The Museum of Natural History Associates offer four Saturdays in April and May for snake hunts. Sessions April 22 29 and May 6 13 target children ages 9 to 12 and family outings. Lead organizers are Tom Collins Dick Lattis and Ray Ashton from the museum staff.
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Museum of Natural History Associates
Michele Edwards
Dyche Hall
Tom Collins
Dick Lattis
Ray Ashton
St Johns College Shows Signs of Improving Health
Dr. Reuben Beisel led St. John’s College in Winfield toward recovery after a near closure by the Lutheran Church. Enrollment rose, funding supported scholarships, and plans for a cooperative program with Southwestern College aim to broaden offerings. a $200,000 federal grant may back the shared venture.
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Milwaukee
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Earl of Harewood Named Managing Director at Sadlers Wells Opera
The Earl of Harewood, cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, was named managing director of Sadlers Wells Opera in London. At 49, he previously directed at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden and led the Edinburgh International Festival.
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Charge Change in Fatal Crash Case
Marion L. Baugher pleaded guilty in Douglas County District Court to driving while intoxicated, fined 150 dollars, given a 90 day suspended jail term, and surrendered his license for one year. The original vehicular homicide charge in the October 24, 1971 death of John P. O'Reagan was amended because proof of intoxication did not show slowed reaction time.
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Rt. 2
Douglas County
Baugher
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Ft. Leavenworth
Mike Elwell
O’reagan
23Rd
Iowa
Elwell
Judge Philip Shrack Dies by Own Action in Kansas
Atchison Municipal Court Judge Philip Shrack, 67, died from a shotgun wound in what authorities ruled as death by own action. An autopsy in Kansas City confirmed the cause. he did not appear for a Friday court session and was found Saturday with a shotgun nearby. Friends noted a long illness history.
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Atchison, Kan
Philip Shrack
Atchison Municipal Court
Wayne Wallace Sr
Kansas City
Strowig Seeks Kansas Lieutenant Governorship
Abilene businessman and State Rep. Calvin A. Strowig announced as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. He spoke at a morning coffee in Abilene and planned conferences in Topeka and Wichita, pledging to bridge gaps between branches and with the people. The post also entails chairing the Kansas Economic Development Commission under a new law.
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Kan
Calvin A. Strowig
Kansas House of Representatives
Strowig
Kansas
Kansas Economic Development Commission
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Overland Park
Reynolds Shultz
George Hart
Wichita
KU to Establish System to Claim Discrimination
The KU Affirmative Action Board plans a public complaint procedure for women and minority group members who feel discriminated against by Kansas University. One case already is under department review, and Chancellor Laurence Chambers must approve the full procedure before publication.
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Juliet Shaffer
KU Affirmative Action Board
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