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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1968

Page

19

Hearing Opens On Treatment Of Negro Graduate Student At WashU

Washington University officials open a hearing into alleged mistreatment of a Negro graduate student by campus police triggering a lock-in by militant black students and a sympathy sit‑in by white students. About 250 students, mostly white, voted to delay demands until the Walton case is settled.

ST. Louis Washington University Elbert Walton Walton Thomas H. Eliot Eliot Brookings Hall Reserve Officer Training Corps ROTC

Grants And Gifts For Work at KU

Richard J. Bearman, professor of chemistry at Kansas University, receives 55,600 from the National Science Foundation for research on simple fluids. The project covers low temperature studies of argon xenon and krypton as liquids and dense gases, at temperatures down to 196 degrees. On sabbatical in Australia, Felix Theeuwes and Philip Davis assist on the project.

Richard J. Bearman Kansas University National Science Foundation Bearman Australia Felix Theeuwes Philip Davis

Stargazer Races On Merry Route From Cape Kennedy

Stargazer the heaviest and most complex U S space craft launches from Cape Kennedy and speeds through space NASA reports it is functioning properly and ready to test its star tracking system. Scientists plan to exercise the control system and switch on the eleven telescopes by Wednesday for an unobstructed view of the universe.

Cape Kennedy Fla United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 2 NASA OAO

Nat Hiken Dies at 31. Emmy-Winning Writer and Producer

Hollywood AP reports Nat Hiken died Saturday of an apparent heart attack at age 31. He won nine Emmy awards for television comedy, beginning on the Fred Allen show and achieving fame in the 1950s with You'll Never Get Rich featuring Phil Silvers as Sgt. Ernie Bilko.

Hollywood Nat Hiken Hiken Fred Allen Phil Silvers Sgt Ernie Bilko

Remains Buried Of Seven Sacred Torahs In Brooklyn Fire

About 2 000 Orthodox Jews gathered for the burial of seven Torah scrolls destroyed in a Brooklyn fire at the Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway. The scrolls, once saved from Nazis, were lowered into a pine coffin at Beth David Cemetery Elmont New York. The yeshiva seeks 200 000 to replace facilities.

Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway Brooklyn Yeshiva of Eastern Parkway Beth David Elmont N.Y Yeshiva

Tiny flock of captive whooping cranes counts nineteen

Report notes only 19 whooping cranes remain in captivity with six in zoos and 13 housed at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center near Laurel Maryland.

Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Laurel, Md

Shaw Denied Court Halt in Kennedy Conspiracy Case

The Supreme Court refused to block the trial of L. Shaw on charges of conspiring to kill President John F. Kennedy. Shaw sought sanctuary from Jim Garrison’s pending prosecution and to curb the Warren Commission report binding on courts.

Washington Supreme Court L. Shaw John F. Kennedy Shaw New Orleans Dist. Atl Jim Garrison Louisiana Garrison

Black Militants Face Trial Overthrow Plan in New York

Ten black militants including Herman B. Ferguson and Arthur Harris faced a Supreme Court hearing on the constitutionality of New York 1902 anti anarchist law. They are charged with advocating overthrow through force and violence, planning to assassinate civil rights leaders Roy Wilkins and Whitney Young Jr. and using weapons and bombs against transportation facilities.

Washington New York Supreme Court Herman B. Ferguson Arthur Harris Ferguson Harris Roy Wilkins Whitney Young Jr Revolutionary Action Movement RAM

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