Princeton Coeducation Week Seen as Big Stage Show
Princeton University wrapped up a week of coeducation with 700 participants including Holly Sims from Wheaton College. Students described the event as a staged spectacle with mixed reactions from Princeton men and visiting coeds, highlighting dorm changes, social clashes, and questions about long term inclusion on campus.
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Princeton
Holly Sims
Wheaton College
Princton University
Princeton, NJ
Barnard College
Happi
University City Conference Voices Student Involvement
Norman Oklahoma hosted the third annual Conference of University Cities with mayors, university officials and media leaders from Lawrence, Columbia, Boulder, Ames, Manhattan, Stillwater, Lincoln and Norman. Topics included student influence on city government, university finances, tax rolls, secret meetings, housing costs and building codes, with warnings about a large student bloc potentially seizing local control.
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Goa
Norman
Okla
Chambers of Commerce
Lawrence
Columbia
Boulder
Ames
Manhattan
Stillwater
Lincoln
Douglas County
Teader
Oklahoma University
Saturday Column Urges Open Talks Between City and University
Officials at universities defend secrecy while public funds support them. Norman sessions expose need for better communication among city government, university administration, students, and business groups to avoid impasses and improve relations.
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Norman
Chambers of Commerce
Pope Paul Receives Apollo 8 Commander Borman
Pope Paul VI hosted Apollo 8 commander Frank Borman at the Vatican for a private briefing on the moon flight. Borman praised the Pope as a wonderful, great man and presented a medal and a color photograph from the mission.
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Borman
Vatican City
Paul VI
Frank Borman
Vatican
Susan
John XXII
Slippery Streets Spark Dozens Of City Accidents
Dozens of wrecks were reported as snow coated streets froze traffic overnight. Charles Williams 26 of 827 Walnut St rolled his car on North 7th Street and was kept under observation at LMH. Daniel Wessel 20 of 518 Frontier Dr and James Russel 20 of Ft. Carson Colo were injured near Harvard and Hilltop. Wessel possible eye injury, released later, Russel treated for a lip cut. Several three car crashes followed including one on 13th and Ohio involving John Marshall 20 and Steve Howard 21. Lippert 19 caused damage to parked cars on 12th Ohio. Other crashes involved William Swan 2327 Murphy Dr, Ruane Bettis 18, Oren Gray 20, James Miller 1722 W 24th St, Joseph Kelly 17, and Francis May. Total damages ranged from 50 to 2000 dollars.
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Walnut St
North 7Th Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harvard
Hilltop Sts
Daniel Wessel
Frontier
James Russel
Ft. Carson
Colo
LMH
Russel
13Th
Ohio
John C. Marshall
Vt. St
Steve Howard
Elm St
Ernest May
Oberlin
Marshall
May
Howard
13Th and
Ohio Sts
William Swan
Murphy
W. 24Th St
Joseph Kelly
Greever Ter
Gray Auto
Miller
Kelly
Lawrence Adult Education Cancels Four Classes for Low Enrollment
Four classes offered by the Lawrence Adult Education program were canceled due to insufficient enrollment. Closed are Conversation Spanish I, Monday, Conversational Spanish II and Leathercraft, Tuesday, and Water Color, Wednesday. Some tentative classes will continue after a two week boost period.
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Lawrence Adult Education
Police Halt Protest On Badger Campus
Police broke up a 2000 student march at the University of Wisconsin after Wisconsin officials withdrew National Guardsmen. Four arrests were made as protesters pressed demands including a black studies center amid campus unrest nationwide.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
H. Edwin Young
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Douglas M. Knight
State Adjutant General
San Francisco State Col
Student Injured In School Fight at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School student Richard Harrelbrink, 15, of Rt. 5, was injured Friday afternoon in a school fight and treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for bruises. A fellow student was questioned and a razor recovered. no arrests were made.
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Richard Harrelbrink
Rt. 5
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LHS
Tom Farrow
11Th St
W. 23Rd St
Bud Martin
Virginia Inn
West 6Th St
Kansas City
Nude man enters Houston girls’ apartment in Northside
Police said a man wearing only tennis shoes walked into a bedroom shared by three girls. One girl bit him on the arm and another tossed a stuffed teddy bear at him before the nude suspect fled out the front door.
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Houston, Tex
Northside
Lawrence organist Hamilton to perform recital at KU
Nationally known concert organist Jerald Hamilton, KU graduate and former church organist, will give a 3:30 p.m. Sunday recital in Swarthout Recital Hall marking the KU organ dedicatory series. Hamilton is now professor of music at Illinois University.
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Jerald Hamilton
Swarthout Recital
Kansas University
Hamilton
First Methodist Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Illinois University
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