Kunstler and KBA Leader Debate Law and Dissent at KU
Kunstler and Robert Martin spoke to about 3000 at Hoch Auditorium on Law and Dissent. Kunstler urged civil disobedience when necessary to confront burning US issues as Martin argued for nonviolence and strict adherence to law. The event, sponsored by Student Union Activities Minority Opinions Forum and the Student Bar Association, framed dissent within constitutional rights and legal limits.
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Chicago Seven
Kansas Bar Association
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
United States
William ‘Kunstler
America
Robert Martin
Wichita
Kunstler
The
Student Union Activities Minority Opinions Forum
Student Bar Association
William Kunstler
Journal-World Photo
Ken Seals
ACT Test for College Admission in Lawrence
Test for students seeking college admission will run 8 am to noon Saturday in Lawrence High cafeteria. Traffic backed up around 12:30 pm after a minor collision on the Kansas River bridge. a southbound truck scraped a car, causing a brief, minor jam. No injuries reported. police say damage is minor.
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Lawrence High
Kansas River
Lawrence
Student hospital stay after two vehicle collision in Lawrence
Nancy Simons twenty of 1612 West 15th remained at Watkins Memorial Hospital in observation after a two vehicle crash at Ninth and Tennessee Thursday night. James H. Robinson twenty one and Marcia Robinson nineteen reported minor injuries while Stephen Singular twenty and Paula Petit twenty each had minor complaints. Damages were estimated at 925 dollars for the Robinson car and 1400 dollars for Singular's. Police logged six other minor collisions that day.
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Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ninth
Tennessee
Nancy Simons
W. 15Th
James H. Robinson
Lawrence
Robinson
Stephen Singular
Tenn
Singular
Marcia Robinson
Paula J. Petiit
Ohio
Three Cyclists Harass Man Near Learned Hall at KU
Bert Springer of Lawrence told police he was working near Learned Hall when three cyclists and two passengers began making runs at him. They threw beer cans and shouted obscenities, knocking him to the ground. One cyclist tried to run him over before he knocked the rider away and the group fled. Descriptions were provided to authorities.
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Kansas University
Bert Springer
Rt. 5
Lawrence
Learned Hall
Springer
Three Major Thefts Reported By Lawrence Police
Lawrence police logged three thefts with losses over 850 dollars. Howard Conkey Jr reported a forced door at his home with items valued at 375.95 missing including a $25 radio and a pistol. Roger White reported an acetylene welder 350 and bolt cutters 17 stolen from a construction site. Beth Sipe reported a forced back door at her home with a purse containing a 135 check and cash.
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Lawrence
Howard Conkey Jr
W. Ninth Ter
Beth Sipe
Moundview Dr
Man Arrested for Theft in Douglas County
Arden Ernest Johnson, 55, Rt. 1 Wellsville, was arrested Thursday night by the Douglas County Sheriff's Department on grand theft charges. He allegedly took 7,000 feet of two inch pipe and 3,975 feet of pipe rod from Russell Petroleum Co Bald win on Nov. 20. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 p.m. May 12 and Johnson posted a $1,500 bond. A value on the items was not set. In other county court action Knoxsah, 19, Mayetta, pled guilty to joyriding and was sentenced to 90 days in jail plus a $259 fine. He was arrested after a truck owned by Lindley Brien struck a traffic signal at Seventh and Massachusetts. police earlier charged him with grand theft of a motor vehicle, but the count was reduced to joyriding.
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Arden Ernest Johnson
Rt. 1
Wellsville
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Russell Petroleum Co
Baldwin
Johnson
Y Knoxsah
Mayetta
Sunflower Union Hall eyed as Sunflower community center site
Sunflower Union Hall could host a day care, medical clinic, and Johnson County offices after the Sunflower Army Ammunition plant closes. An Office of Economic Opportunity incentive grant of 20000 is sought to cover remodeling. KU architecture students volunteer, with medical staff from KU Medical Center.
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Sunflower
Sunflower Union
Ordnance Workers’ Union
Sunflower Army Ammunition
Johnson County
Office of Economic Opportunity
E. J. Deering
Eudora
Deering
Kansas University Architecture
Sunflower Administration
Union Hall
Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for Luke AFB wing
Senior Master Sergeant Charles W. Damm of Rt 1 is a member of the 58th Tactical Fighter Training Wing at Luke AFB Arizona. The wing earned the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award for its three fold mission from January 1968 to January 1970.
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Charles W. Damm
Ernest Damm
Rt. 1
58Th Tactical Fighter Training Wing
Luke Afb
Ariz
U.S. Air Force
Tactical Air Command Wing
Air Force
United States
Supreme Court upholds Grabinski marijuana conviction
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed the Douglas County District Court verdict against Grabinski a 28 year old Chicago man for illegal marijuana possession. Grabinski was arrested Aug. 23 1969 north of Lawrence and found guilty Jan. 26 1970 by a district court jury. The high court ruled on April 12 and ordered appearance for sentencing. The attorney said Grabinski planned to appear.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Chicago, U
Douglas County
Grabinski
Lawrence
Frank Gray
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
New York Roundup for Kindergarten School Entry
The kindergarten roundup for children entering New York School this fall is set for 2 30 p.m. Tuesday at the school gym.
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New York
New York School
Pershing Quotation Attributed to 1918 Hoboken Quote
A 1918 line linked to General John J. Pershing quotes hell heaven or Hoboken as a morale remark. The attribution appears in historical urban lore from the era, reflecting wartime sentiment and public rhetoric.
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Hell, Heaven
Hoboken
Gen
John J. Pershing
Webster's Mobile Homes Open House Ad
Webster's Mobile Homes at 3409 W 6th hosts an open house from 1 to 7 PM Friday Saturday and Sunday with admission free and displays of housing options.
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Webster's
Sun
Conderman Wins Dual ROTC Honors at KU Review
Kansas University junior Paul Conderman earned two top Army ROTC awards at KU. He received the Superior Cadet Decoration and the Army ROTC Award of the Association of the US Army for ranking in the top 25 and top 10 percent of his class respectively. Other awardees included Christopher Smith, Jerome Doak, Gary Alverson, and several Legion and ROA honors recipients. Colonel Carroll Meek chaired the review.
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Paul Conderman
Kansas University
Iola
Conderman
Department of the Army
Association of the US Army
Christopher Smith
Mission Hills
Jerome R. Doak
Overland Park
Gary Alverson
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Larry O. Ford
New York City
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Philip A. Starcke
Prairie Village
Sons of the American Revolution
Col. Carroll Meek
Kemper Military School
Break-in at Lecompton Home Reported Theft of $2,000
Douglas County Sheriff's Department reports a Thursday break-in at William Sarkc's Rt. 1 residence in Lecompton. Entry appears forced. Missing are a $1,200 color television radio combo, five shotguns and rifles valued at $500, a $70 pistol, an antique clock, cash, $160 in jewelry, and other items.
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Lecompton
William Sarkc
Rt. 1
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Scholarship Game at KU Quigley Field
Business fraternity members from Alpha Kappa Psi face Playboy Bunnies in a Sunday softball fundraiser at Quigley Field Kansas. The 2 p.m. game aims to raise funds for scholarships.
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Kansas University
Quigley Field
Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity
Playboy Bunnies
Recon Plane Fails to Photograph North Vietnamese Base
Fifth protective reaction strike inside North Vietnam this week followed antiaircraft fire on a RAF reconnaissance plane. Navy escorts from Kitty Hawk and Hancock attacked SAM sites and guns near Quan Lang air base 48 miles NW of Vinh, with two positions knocked out.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Kitty Hawk
Hancock
Tonkin Gulf
Quan Lang
Vinh
Lawrence Boys To Get Training At Cadet Lawman Academy
Three Lawrence High seniors were chosen to attend the American Legion Cadet Lawman Academy in Salina from June 6 to 12. Bruce Gifford, David Harrell, and Gary Heiserman will be sponsored by local groups and learn history of law enforcement, accident investigation, radar use, firearms, and police techniques. Only 40 cadets are selected for the session, which is run by the Kansas American Legion and Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Lawrence High
American Legion Cadet Lawman Academy
Salina
Bruce Gifford
Bob Preisner
Fraternal Order of Police
David Harrell
Ohio
Harold Graves
Dorsey-Liberty Post
The
American Legion
Gary Heiserman
Dale Heiserman
Rt. 1
Kansas American Legion
Kansas Highway Patrol
Arm Injury From Tire Accident At Local Garage
Clayton Turner 47 of 2707 Bonanza suffered a fractured upper left arm in an industrial accident. About 1 15 p m Thursday a truck tire being changed at Gregg Tire Co 814 W 23rd blew up and a section of the tire rim struck his arm. He was treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Clayton Turner
Bonanza
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gregg Tire Co
W. 23Rd
Tred and Oscar Rumsey Owners Bruney Funeral Home
Bruney Funeral Home handles arrangements for Tred and Oscar Rumsey with contact available at 843-5111. Officials note the service details will be announced by the family.
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By Dean Kackley
Boston
Martin
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Philip Barrigan
Selective Service
Deerfield
Union Pacific
Lucille Stalcup
Virginia Williams
Topeka Zoo
Journal- World Photo
Roger White
Dakota
Knoxsah
Lindley A. Brien
Brien Plumbing Co
Mass
Seventh
Massachusetts
Sunflower Village
Old Union Hall Possible Center
Community Library
Parks and Recreation Department
Legal Aid Service
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Sunflower Civic Assn
Sgt. Damm
58Th
Arma
Massachusetts Lawrence Kansas
Whelan's, Inc
East
Topeka
Kansas
Dorsey Liberty Post
Daniel J. Lyons
Kan
John V. Claterbus
Ottawa
Reserve Officers Association
Joseph Grindel
Charles Francis
Pueblo
Colo
Harold Hodges
Springfield
Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
Childrens
Chuck Jones
Butch
Munsters
Patrick Metrocolor
MGM
Granada Ay Theatre
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