College unrest in New York contrasts with Apollo 8 talk
The piece contrasts student protests at NYC area campuses with Col. Frank Borman and the West Point Glee Club visit. It notes campus turmoil, faculty firings, and sit ins at CCNY, Queens College, and NYU, while highlighting Borman's speech on space exploration and national pride.
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New York Post
CCNY
City College
Buell G. Gallagher
Queensboro
Queens
Princeton
Fordham University
Bronx
NYU
Cornell University
New York Times
the Times
Harvard
Cornell
Vietnam
Near East
Korea
New York
West Point
West Point Glee Club
Col
Frank Borman
West Pointer
Glee Club
Borman
New York Area
Col. Borman
East Coast College
Four Suffer Minor Injuries In Friday Accidents
More than 20 accidents investigated by Lawrence police. four persons treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Notable crashes include Mary J. Alvord and Martha Bogart after a 12 11 a.m. collision at 9th and Mass. Steven G. Broman in the opposing car with damages of 600 and 800 dollars.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Mary J. Alvord
19Th St
Martha Bogart
Engel Rd
9Th and
Mass. Sts
Miss Alvord
9Th St
Mass. St
Steven G. Broman
29Th St
Braman
Beuerman Wins Centron Oscar for Life Story Film
Leo Beuerman, a 67 year old Lawrence resident handicapped by poor vision, was named Actor of the Year by Centron Corp. and received a gold plated tractor trophy. The 11 minute color film chronicles his life, work in downtown Lawrence, and his perseverance after moving from his farm to Wakarusa Manor. The premiere at Centron Studios drew friends and a reception followed. The film's makers hope churches and schools will use it for inspirational purposes.
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Leo
Leo Beuerman
Centron Inc
Lawrence
Centron Corp
Lawrence Film Makers
Centron
W. 9Th
Wakarusa Manor Rest Home
Russ Mosser
Amplifier Theft At Audiotronics Stuns Store
Gene E. Maas of Audiotronics reported a $244 amplifier missing from the store on April 18. Police said a shoplifter likely took the item. Nearby, two other thefts and one vandalism incident were logged. Kay Coombs and Kathy Fun dis reported two purses stolen from a car at Sandy's Drive In.
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Gene E. Maas
Audiotronics
Mass. St
Lawrence
Maas
Kay Coombs
Kathy Fundis
Ind. St
Sandy’s Drive-in
W. 9Th St
Centennial Park
Mideast Foes Fire Rockets in Sinai and Jordan Fronts
Rockets from Jordan hit near Beit Shean as Israel returns fire. Egyptian commandos raid Sinai positions and Port Said explosions are reported. Six Egyptian commandos killed while attempting to cross the Suez Canal, with a soldier wounded. Arab leaders meet in Beirut after Lebanon turmoil to decide on guerrilla bases against Israel.
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Israel
Jordan
Suez Canal
Sinai
Tel Aviv
Beit Shean
Sea of Galilee
Beisan
Cairo
Port Fuad
Port Said
el Qantara
Egypt
West Bank
Haim Herzog
Beirut
Rashid Karame
Lebanon
Governor backs highway gas tax hike and教育 funding
The speaker argues the education budget is earmarked and criticizes claims of unaffordability while supporting the gas tax hike as fair since road users should fund increasing highway needs. He frames the policy as addressing substantial highway needs with user-based taxation.
Butterflies and Moths Distinguished by Body Shape and Antennae
Butterflies possess long slender bodies and threadlike antennae with knobs, while moths display large short bodies and shorter feathery antennae. The visual differences help distinguish the two insect groups in taxonomy and field identification.
Lawrence High Arts Earn Top Ratings At Festival
Lawrence High School orchestras and choirs in Murphy Hall earned top 1 ratings at a regional music festival. Director Larry Williams leads the orchestra while David Catron heads Symphonic Winds. Charles Olson directs the A Cappella Choir and Chorale. It’s LHS’s first festival participation in years.
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Lawrence High School
Symphonic Winds
Murphy Hall
Larry Williams
David Catron
Charles Olson
LHS
KU Concert Band to Stage Pop Music Program
The Kansas University Concert Band presents a popular music program at 5 30 p m Sunday at Potter Lake directed by assistant KU band director George Boberg attendance is free to the public.
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Kansas University
Potter Lake
George Boberg
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