Wescoe Hall Fourth Floor Opens Amid Renovations
Wescoe Hall on the KU campus reaches completion with the fourth floor ready for classes despite minor unfinished details. The building will house 40 classrooms including 12 electronic rooms and two language labs, with access rules for architec turally handicapped students and faculty.
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Wescoe Hall
Jayhawk Boulevard
Speech and Drama
Kelly
Wescoe
Keith Lawton
Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Sterling Drug Co
James Canole
Kansas University
Journal- World Photo
Nixon backs Agnew and seeks probe into leaks
President Nixon reaffirmed strong support for Vice President Spiro Agnew and asked the Justice Department to investigate leaks about a Baltimore grand jury probe into alleged kickbacks and political corruption. A White House briefing said Attorney General Richardson would take steps to stop leaks. Nixon spoke publicly to set the record straight.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Agnew
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
White House
Alexander Hair
Washington
John Hashin
Richardson
Baltimore
Former Attorney General Denies Burglary Orders
Nixon claimed burglaries occurred on a very large scale in the Kennedy and Johnson years. Katzenbach and George Christian dismissed knowledge of such break-ins, with Justice Department officials uncertain about past activities. Nixon cited a Watergate-era context while acknowledging past domestic intelligence plans not enacted. Katzenbach urged clear attribution of authorization and awareness.
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Washington
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Johnson
Kennedy
Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Justice Department
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
George Christian
San Clemente
Calif
Pentagon
White House
Gerald
L. Warren
Watergate
Lawrence pool season ends with public swim day
Final day of swimming at Lawrence Municipal Pool on Eighth and Vermont features public swims from 1 30 to 9 p m. Season tickets purchased this year will remain valid for next year.
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Lawrence Municipal Pool
Eighth
Vermont
Rezoning Approvals Highlight India Neighborhood Plan Debate
Lawrence Douglas County planning commissioners rejected attempts to delay a rezoning tied to the India Neighborhood study. A second zoning item, for a Mills 19.84 acre tract near East 19th and Harper, also failed. The panel called for engineering studies on a Haskell loop to aid comprehensive plan revisions.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
India
Charles and
John Mills
East
Harper
Lawrence
Haskell
Haskell Avenue
Sixth Street
Don Robertson Dies Wednesday in Lawrence Architect Led City Projects
Lawrence architect Donald Mitchel Robertson 50 died Wednesday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a cancer illness. Services Saturday at First United Methodist Church, burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Pauline and two sons David and Alan, mother Mrs. Sadie Robertson, and brother Warren E. His career spanned major Lawrence projects from hospital construction to downtown renovations and KU facilities. He taught at KU, led Cosmopolitan International as international president, and held local and state posts. Memorials preferred for a chairlift at the church.
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Lawrence
Donald Mitchel Robertson
Nathan Dr
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Ronald Sundbye
Edwin Price
Memorial Park Cemetery
Pauline
David
Alan
Sadie Robertson
Nortonville
Warren E
Kansas City
Cipal
Robertson
Cosmopolitan International
Winchester
Fort Hays State College
Topeka
Wichita
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Traffic Safety Commission
Group Seizes State Education Offices in Iowa Standoff
Ten Indians armed with loaded rifles occupied the State Department of Public Instruction building in Des Moines for hours. They surrendered after authorities threatened force. Nine were charged with disturbing the public peace a misdemeanor.
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Des: Moines, Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Fugate Ruling Expected Friday
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports Carla Ann Fugate faces a parole board decision Friday on a first step toward release after over half of her 30 years in prison for murder. More than 30 witnesses supported the bid while five opposed, including mothers of two slaying victims, who spoke at a Wednesday hearing.
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Lincoln, Neb
Caril Ann Fugate
Nebraska
York Women’s Reformatory
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William Kelly
Franklin County Fair
Ottawa
Uvening
Journal-World Photo
Associated Press
FBI
Mer
Tom Charles Huston
J. Edgar Hoover
Katzenbach
Robert Kennedy
By Toby McIntosh
Clinton Reservoir
Bill Womack
al Haverty
E. J. Allison
East 23Rd
James Rissman
23Rd and
Rissman
Haverty
Allison
Richard McClanathan
Womack
Dwayne Peaslee
Roland Hurst
Johanna Kollmorgen
Jane Combest
Homer Altenbernd
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assa.ilant
McClanathan
Hurst
Miss Kollmorgen
Planning Commission
Altenbernd
Peaslee
Don Robertson
Larry McElwain
Warren Mortuary
Channel Six
Fugate
Wattetae
Ners
Sten
Massachusetts
Dennis Stebbins
Perry
Reppert School of Auctioneering
Denny
Dennis W. Stebbins
Decatur
Indiana
Reppert
Riland Reppert, Mmdd
Roland Reppert, M.D
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