Colgate Blacks End Occupation as CCNY Remains Idle
About 40 Colgate University students ended a 70 hour occupation of a faculty club building after trustees threatened court action. CCNY stayed closed fifth day amid talks with Negro and Puerto Rican students, while Cornell and Columbia faced mixed campus responses to protests.
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Colgate University
Hamilton, N.Y
City College of New York
Daniel Elitzpatrick
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
James A. Perkins
Cornell
Hans Bethe
Clinton Rossiter
Columbia University
New York City
Jefferson City
University of Missouri At Columbia
State Capitol
Lincoln University
Villanova University
Philadelphia
Bayard Austin
New York
Weekend crime spree hits Ramada Inn and local businesses
Lawrence police report a rash of weekend break ins with seven Ramada Inn rooms robbed of color TVs valued at 300 dollars each, total loot 2100 dollars. Two suspects fled after doors were forced. police continue investigation alongside multiple minor break ins with little loot and $35 or less damage. Ten local businesses and offices also targeted with doors forced, few items stolen. several empty entries noted.
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Ramada Inn
6Th
Iowa Sts
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
News Quiz Editor's Note Reduces World Headlines to Quick Picks
A weekly quiz tests recall of ten world events from U Thant’s UN briefing to Nixon tax plans and Kennedy assassination verdicts. The items present multiple choice questions with options about international conflicts, domestic riots, legal rulings, and notable political resignations.
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News of the World
NY Airport Delays Expected At All Three Hubs
Port of New York Authority chief Austin J. Tobin warned Sunday that summer travelers face terrible delays at Kennedy International LaGuardia and Newark airports. He said last year’s pattern of more planes than capacity will recur with two hour-plus waits common for travelers at the tri‑state system.
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New York
New York Area
Port of New York Authority
Austin J. Tobin
Kennedy International
LaGuardia
Newark
Daylight Time mix disrupts Lawrence signals and school dismissals
Clocks in Lawrence failed to switch to daylight saving as traffic signals stayed on central standard time before adjustments. City crews will complete clock changes today. Lawrence High School dismisses at 2 p.m. Tuesday for teacher evaluation meetings with normal schedule resuming Wednesday. Four presidential vice presidential pairs vied for two student council seats at South Junior High. Red team beat Black 8 of 9 in the Girls Sports Show at Lawrence High, with last year’s switch giving the Black team high scores in eight events.
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Lawrence High School
South Junior High Student Council
DeAnn Schnieder
Milk Truck Driver Hurt In Early Morning Mishap
A milk truck driven by Thomas M Thompson 42 of Topeka overturned seven miles west of Lawrence on U S 40 about 6 40 a m He was treated and released at Stormont Vail Hospital after being thrown through the windshield The brakes reportedly failed near Lecompton Roadside Park Two other minor injury accidents were logged in Douglas County including Louis E Schimmel 15 and a Volkswagen driven by Robert R Barksdale 32 of Topeka with minor injuries and damage to a fence and poles
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Eldridge Hotel
Shirley Gleason
Locust St
Jim Mangan
Naismith
Thomas M. Thompson
Topeka
Lawrence
U.S. 40
Kansas Highway Patrol
Thompson
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Lecompton
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Louis E. Schimmel
Rt. 1
Robert R. Barksdale
Stull
Fire Damages Loren Dolezal Home After Lightning Strike
Firefighters report a lightning strike hit Loren Dolezal's residence at 1421 West 2nd Street Terrace around 3 56 p m Saturday causing about 1000 dollars in damage. No fire occurred though the northeast corner suffered interior and exterior charring and splintering while the southeast corner was damaged on the exterior.
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Loren Dolezal
2Nd St
Ter
Lawrence
Perry Reservoir gates close final week of March
Perry Reservoir near Lawrence nears final gate closure on a $48 million project. Manager Lynn Myers says normal multi purpose pool will reach 891.5 feet with full recreation acreage about 12,500 surface acres, rising to 896.5 feet in normal conditions. Heavy rain left the level around 885 feet, and authorities plan to release water as the Kaw crest subsides.
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Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Perry
Lynn Myers
The
Journal-World
Perry Dam
Myers
Delaware
Corps of Engineers
Manhattan
Turtle Creek
Junction City
Milford
Pomona
Clinton Reservoir
Dog Tags and Rabies Shots Slated in Eudora
Eudora sets annual dog day with rabies shots at city hall basement from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Dog tags will be sold that evening. The ordinance requires every resident to tag their pet and to vaccinate, with a limit of two dogs per household.
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Eudora
Main Sts
State Nutrition Expert to Lecture at KU Medical Center
Harvard nutrition authority Dr Frederick J. State will deliver the first in a series of clinical nutrition lectures at Kansas University Medical Center on May 5. His talk titled Nutritional Fad Dish begins at 8 p.m. in Battenfeld Auditorium and is open to the public.
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Kansas City
Ddr
Frederick J
State of Harvard Nutrition Authority
Kansas University Medical Center
Battenfeld Auditorium
Overseas Experience Highlighted in EUHS Newspaper
A brief feature outlines student overseas experiences including science tourism and cultural exchange. It notes school hosts, partner organizations, and dates for upcoming trips.
Margin of eight votes decides KU student elections
Recounts at Kansas University show new student body president and vice president winners by eight votes. Independent Student Party candidates David Awbrey and Marilyn Bowman led with 1,937 votes, while Progressive Student Alliance ran 1,929 for Edwards von Ende.
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Kansas University
Cochairman
Charles Loveland
Riley
Education School
Independent Student Party
David Awbrey
Hutchinson
Marilyn Bowman
Merriam
Progressive Student Alliance
Mark Edwards
Emperia
Richard von Ende
Abilene
Tex
Campus Coalition
Rusty Leffel
Prairie Village
Frank Zilm
St. Louis
Awbrey Bowman
Edwards von Ende
Leffel-Zilm
Loveland
Student Senate
Betty Mattingly
Barbara Nash
Miss Nash
Miss Mattingly
Elections Committee
Awbrey-Bowman
KU Students Hurt In Saturday Crash
Two Kansas University students remained in Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car near 1711 W 19th St. Sherman 18 and Lucas 20 were listed in good and fairly good condition with clavicle and arm injuries respectively. The driver, KU student Jeffrey Lowe 20 of 1918 Stewart Ave Overland Park, told police he could not avoid hitting two pedestrians on a rainy night.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
W. 19Th St
Lawrence
Joseph A. Sherman Jr
John M. Lucas
15Th St
Sherman
Lucas
Jeffrey D. Lowe
Stewart Ave
Lowe
Overland Park
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Kurt R. Schmeller
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Frank Raley
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Optimist Clubs
Journal-World Photo
Ramada
Fata
Kaw Valley Implement Co
23Rd St
Robbie’s
Conoco Service
McConnell Machinery Co
Jones Farm Supply and Rent
Johan Colyer Plumbing Co
Coleman Transfer Co
Lawrence Construction Co
E. 22Nd St
Joe’s Super Service
23Rd and
Haskell Sts
Jim’s Steak House
E. 23Rd St
Mass. St
William H. Bray
General Adjustment Bureau Inc
Prudential Insurance Co
Ray A. Clark
Bureau of Lectures
General Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lloyd H. Frink
Ky. St
Lawrence National Bank
Mass. Sts
Robert Oyler
John Suder
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
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North Korea
Israel
United Arab Republic
Czechoslovakia
U.S.S.R
Dubuque
Iowa
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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William Douglass
Abe Fortas
Robin Knox- Johnston
Falmouth ‘Harbor
England
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
West Germany
U.S
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Australia
Rashid Karami
Lebanon
Hussein
Jordan
Nasser
Egypt
City Street Department
Brad Bradley
Ron Wellman
Robert Cherry
Loren Taylor
Stuart Doores
Darrell McManess
Mike Heck
Dale Wise
Lodge
Ence Lodge
Fr & AM
SeaRoy T. Hurley
W.M
G. W. Mole
Secy
Volkswagen
Michael G. Brooks
Elwood Wiggins
Rt. 5
Wi Eksdale
Perry Lake
Euhssey
Schendelizen
GSS East Control
Nelson Hall
Equitable
Buddy B. Bowles
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
New York, N.Y
Belle Crest Drive
Clifford Ketzel
Herman Lujan
Dan Steep
Shawnee Mission
Bill Harrington
Harrington
Bob Marquis
Kansas City Mo
Steve Swale
Marquis
Swale
Veleta M. Birdcreek
Harper St
Benjamin Birdcreek
Timmy R. Kingfisher
Prairie St
Fla. Sts
Kingfisher
Patricia A. Husted
Rose Lane
6Th and Ark. Sts
Donald S. Huff
Fremont
Neb
Husted
Lawrence Monument
Alexander
Lowa
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