Violence Flare at New York Antiwar Demonstration
About 700 antiwar protesters marched through Lower Manhattan to an Army intelligence center, sparking clashes. Police arrested at least 12, with three injuries reported. baby doctor Benjamin Spock was among those detained. Eggs and water were thrown as riot squad officers faced demonstrators.
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KU Endowment Agency Leases Addition to KU Building
The Kansas University Endowment Assn. will lease a proposed addition to a Kansas City building to the U S Public Health Service. The lease, awarded today by the General Services Administration, pays 21 440 28 yearly for 5 515 square feet of space to be built at 39th and Cambridge Streets. The Public Health Service will move in on Sept 1 1968.
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MU to Open Downtown Education Center in Kansas City
University of Missouri at Kansas City announces a new downtown education center by Dr. John C. Weaver. The center will enroll students by mid term next month and will be on the fifth floor of a building at 12th and McGee Streets, near the Chamber of Commerce breakfast venue.
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Commonwealth work advances on Hillcrest three theatre complex
Work progresses on Commonwealth’s Hillcrest Tri Plex at 9th and Iowa Streets with a target opening in June 1968. The three theater plan replaces an earlier two theater layout, while Durwood Theaters delays its four theater project at Malls Shopping Center to monitor market demand.
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Douglas County Ambulance Talks and Welfare Budget Notes
County commissioners meet with Citizens Ambulance Service owner to discuss a settlement for ambulance service outside Lawrence after he announced discontinuing runs Dec. 15 without a subsidy. Welfare director Derrick urges rent regulation amid rising housing costs and reviews county aid to the blind program. Results include rental assistance limits and a survey proposal. Also noting Penney Co. supports Christmas gifts for Vietnam soldiers and a county bake sale fundraiser.
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Bell Employees Plan Vietnam Bake Sale
Employees of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co will sponsor a bake sale at 9 a.m. Saturday in front of J.C. store to raise funds for Vietnam relief. Local workers and volunteers organize the event.
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