Students vote as NOW and Pachacamac dominate university slate
University of Kansas voters faced a single party slate led by the Pachacamac and NOW coalitions after nonpartisan petitions. The election chose a president, 18 student council members and 12 class officers, with proportional representation leaving the losers with few seats. The scene notes crowded dorms, campus streets, and a lively student market as campaigns and voter turnout shaped the result.
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University of Kansan
Pachacamac
NO. W. Women’s Party
Ajl-Student Council
Houten
Phely
Mackacanae Now
Atelis
Gexec
Ate
Wally Dee
Pat Miwattre
Etuderta Uv
Teres
Coop
Varius Lo
Army spends over twelve million on chemical nerve gas research
Detroit report cites Maj. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe saying the army funds more than 12 million dollars yearly for biological, radiological and chemical warfare study. He noted no specifics on nerve gases and warned Soviet use of German experts. He stressed detection, decontamination and protection development to keep pace with latent advances.
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Detroit
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Chemical Corps
McAuliffe
Bastogne
American Chemical Society
Soviet
Russia
McNuttromand
Staten
Mystery of Dead Snakes Hanging in Trees
A Carolina mystery prompts reports of dead snakes impaled on thorny trees and barbed wire. Biology professor Snafuls? notes loggerhead shrikes skew prey with a hooked bill. Sightings spread statewide as curiosity grows among locals.
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Carolina
Shrekes
Acienttea
Axmnen
AL TD Snaftesbury
Woman's College of the University of North Corona
Ureensbers
Archer Defends Home as Golfers Clash on Course
A local archer, Mr. O Hara, defends his property while golfers tee off nearby. He sets up a new bow 30 pounds from his home and practices as arrows overshoot and land on the course, drawing reactions from players and the club manager who proposed a fence. The scene captures tension between archery and golf, with neighbors watching and O Hara remaining defiant.
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Frara
Sophie
O'Mara
Lara
Ducharme
Dale Generis
O'biara
Stose
Coney
Hara
Altho
Mr. O'Hara
O'Hara
Lawrence School News Kindergarten rabbit and Arbor Day planter
Kindergarten children care for a white rabbit named Peter Cottontail and enjoy fresh vegetables. A cousin from Arkansas visited. Arbor Day program featured a Flowering Hope Crab Tree in memory of the late superintendent Dr. Novotny. School dismissal on April 24 for a reading workshop in New York. Dorothy Armstrong from Springfield, Missouri leads the workshop. Stephen Glasa brought a hy a.
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Peter Cottontail
Jimmy Reed
Arkansas
Carol Delan
Novotny
New York School
Dorothy Armstrong
Springfeld, Mo
Stephen Glasa
Birthday notices and school events in a small town
The village school notes birthdays and class activities. Karen Rutvon and her mother supplied treats for all the children. Teachers plan a dinner on April 26 with Meo and Mrs. We as guests. Mrs Hooper’s sister visited from Plato, South Dakota during East, with family stories and birthday treats for Gary.
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Iso
Jspron
Goddren
Bene
Karen Rutvon
Tre
Karen
Meo
Hooper
Platoan
S.dh
Easteats
Bether
Mro
Dave
Easter songs and school life at Pinckney
Beverly and Judy Ellenbarger sent a Japanese dancing doll from Japan for the library. Jane Perry has returned home after tonsil removal but cannot yet attend school. Fifth and sixth graders joined a party celebrating Donald French’s 11th birthday and enjoyed spring activities, poetry readings, and Easter bonnet shopping. Students planted and painted eggs, prepared trees, and rehearsed for music week with songs like The Happy Farmer and Who Did Jane Packer. Third grade Easter assembly featured plays about city helpers and spring creatures. The school plans a Germany study unit and raised $553.23 for cancer research. Teachers graded tests as Mrs. Clifton Calvin gave a harp concert and students prepared reading lists for K V reading. The University Extension awards reading certificates for completing 12 books from specified genres.
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Beverly
Judy Ellenbarger
Japan
Jane Perry
Donald French
Donald
Mrs. Mort
Tres
K. Milhous
Bach Child
Ace
Judy Bienbarger
Drem
M.ss Helleberg
Happy Farmer
Jane Pwckers
Mos
Moye
Barty
Koo
Phe Stephensen
Edie Sr
Atlee Deane Nenelle
Eotard
Carl Nehaboss
Pebty
Mittal
Peery Howe Bars
Pinckney
Cancer Fund
Clifton Calvin
K. V
Extension Department
University
Mallett
Earl K. Allman
Phyaical Educathon
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