Israel Holds Fire Amid Calls for Action After Zurich Attack
Israel refrains from retaliation as officials in Tel Aviv and Washington seek international action to safeguard civilian aviation. Defense Minister Davan warns neighbors of potential hits, while Lebanon denies involvement after the Zurich El Al attack that wounded six and killed a guerrilla.
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Israel
United States
Lebanon
el al
Zurich
Carmel
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
City weighs garage plan after 1967 bond rejection
City Manager Ray Wells warns of worsening maintenance gaps as two separate service installations create costly duplication of inventory and limited repair capacity. Voters rejected a $935,000 central garage and warehouse bond in November 1967, leaving aging facilities to handle more vehicles through 1987.
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2Nd and Ind. Sts
Lawrence
19Th
Haskell Ave
Ray Wells
Wells
Lawrence High to Host Band Concert Tonight in Auditorium
Lawrence High School plans a 7 30 p m concert directed by David Catron in the school auditorium. Lawrence Memorial Hospital board members will meet later to set criteria for a successor to LMH administrator Rodger Johnson who leaves June 1. Johnson announced he will leave after 10 years at LMH and a similar post in Denver.
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Lawrence High School
David Catron
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Rodger Johnson
Clifton Calvin
Johnson
Denver
Trial opens in assault case against Lockwood McCree Anderson
In District Court this morning Lockwood McCree Anderson 26 of 709 Elim St faces felonious assault charges tied to an Aug 31 incident in front of the Lawrence police station. Co defendant William Abram White 25 of 709 Elm St faces similar charges. both trials to be held separately.
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Lockwood McCree Anderson
Elim St
Anderson
William Abram White
Elm St
Lawrence
Frank Demby
Ill. St
White
Demby
KU Theatre Moliere Comedy Delayed Rehearsals Continue
KU Theatre adjusts performances of The Imaginary Invalid after director Tom Long’s appendectomy. Robert Findlay takes over directing as dates shift to 8:20 p.m. March 19–22 at University Theatre with a cast including Roy Sorrell Janet Jensen Lynette Butler Cheryl Shuck John Ingle Lance Hewett Douglas Wasson Holmes Osborne Katharine Reed Steve Reed Christopher Schoggen and Michael Rapport.
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Long
Robert Findlay
University Theatre
Roy Sorrell
Mitchell Rd
Janet Jensen
Fremont
Neb
Lynette Butler
Cheney
Cheryl Shuck
Atchison Junor
John Ingle
Kansas City
Lance Hewett
Topeka
Douglas Wasson
Chambersburg
Holmes Osborne
Bates City
New
Tom Long
Kansas University
Findlay
Moliere
Journal- World Photo
Kansas Senate Debates Meat Inspection and Highway Bills
Senate Republicans back a meat inspection bill creating a state isolated meat system and a highway plan calling for a two cent gas tax hike and 300 million dollars in bonds over ten years. Governors veto history cited and other bills include tuition formula, farm land tax valuation, and higher filing fees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Joe Warren
Maple City
Warren
Kansas House committee backs Biafran relief resolution
The Federal and State Affairs Committee approved a resolution expressing grave concern over human suffering from the Nigerian Biafran war. The action sends the measure to the Kansas House floor for full debate and a vote.
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Topeka
Kansas House
House
State College Leaders Urge Restored Budgets in Kansas
The Joint Ways and Means Committee heard Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia Fort Hays State College and Pittsburg State leaders request restoration of one million dollars in 1970 budgets cut by Governor Docking. Emporia seeks 269 000 plus 50 000 for land and 112 000 for salaries. Fort Hays asks 265 000 for salaries. Pittsburg 465 000 for salaries and library and facility improvements.
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Topeka
Ways and Means
House and
Senate
Kansas
Board of Regents
John Vissser
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
M. C. Cunningham
Fort Hays State College
George F. Budd
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Robert Docking
Emporia
Hays
Pittsburg
Visser
Cunningham
Emporia State
Fort Hays State
Pittsburg State
Bills Introduction Slows in Kansas House on Deadline Day
In TOPEKA AP report the Kansas House halted as lawmakers reached the deadline for introducing measures. Only three new bills were offered, including a Roads and Highways Committee proposal to grant the Highway Commission sole power to acquire right of way in cities.
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Topeka (Ap
House
Roads and Highways Committee
State Highway Commission
Hunger Survey Reveals Southeast Worm Infestation
Senate hunger committee heard that as many as one million people in the southeastern United States may be infested with intestinal worms. The panel also heard that financial malnutrition cripples the federal school lunch program and cash payment rules bar many poor South Carolinians from food stamps.
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Washington
Senate
Clifford M. Hardin
Beaufort
Jasper
S.C
Charles E. Frazier
Sea Pines Plantation Co
Hilton Head
Beaufort County
Hancock Resigns As Comptroller At KU
William P. Hancock resigns as Kansas University comptroller effective March 14 to return to FS Services in Bloomington Illinois as director of finance. He previously served as director of data processing at FS Services and joined KU to replace Keith L Nitcher. Nitcher will become vice chancellor for finance July 1 as Ray Nichols retires.
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William P. Hancock
Kansas University
FS Services
Bloomington
Ill
Hancock
Illinois University
Keith L. Nitcher
Nitcher
Ray Nichols
KU Researcher Wins Health Service Grant
Kansas University receives a $10 178 grant from the U S Public Health Service to study imperfections in the human larynx. The project, directed by John F Michel research associate in the Bureau of Child Research, is in its third year with data collection in prior years for comparison.
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Kansas University
U.S. Public Health Service
John F. Michel
Bureau of Child Research
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Ulmer
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Charles Olson
Larry Williams
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Mayo Hotel
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Ind. St
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Buckner
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Wichita
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Kansas Turnpike
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Kansas University Theatre
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Independence
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Nashville, Tenn
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Pasadena
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Smith
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Iowa
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Alabama
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