Kansas Republicans weigh tradition and youth at state convention
Kansas Republicans prepare for their state convention in Topeka amid a clash between long standing practice and a recent 1st District resolution. Consideration centers on electing at large delegates by age and minority status, with 10 delegates already chosen by district and five recommended for at large posts. If traditions hold, the slate would tilt toward older white men, though minority and youth representation is urged.
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Humor Columnist Taken Seriously By India Parliament Debate
New Delhi AP reports Art Buchwald's satirical column on U.S. Pakistan policy sparked Parliament debate over Nixon administration meddling. Krishna Manoharan questions signs of improving U.S.-India ties while Indira Gandhi expresses no objection to better relations. Gandha and Swaran Singh observe the discussion.
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Auto production trails schedule by four days in April
Domestic auto output reached the three million mark as production ran about four days behind the 1971 schedule this week per Automotive News. Ford scheduled overtime at its Atlanta and Lorain plants with estimated weekly totals of 190,014 cars and 54,948 trucks, down from last week’s 196,423 cars and 54,719 trucks.
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Kleindienst Clears Judiciary Hurdle for Attorney General Bid
In Washington AP reports that Richard G. Kleindienst wins Senate Judiciary Committee approval for attorney general nomina tion after a probe into Justice Department conduct in settling an ITT antitrust suit. Full Senate fate uncertain with liberal Democrats promising floor fight despite 114 to 0 vote to advance.
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Menninger to Speak on Criminal Behavior at KU
Dr. Karl Menninger will discuss Whose Criminal Behavior in an appearance sponsored by Kansas University's Student Union Activities. The talk covers theories, accountability, and social factors influencing crime.
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Woodruff Auditorium
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