Queen Elizabeth to Serve as Floating Classroom
The Queen Elizabeth will become a floating campus run by Chapman College for world scholastic cruises carrying up to 1800 students. Tuition and passage total about 3 000 dollars per term with courses including marine biology and world religions aboard the 83 000 ton liner starting next fall from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Chapman College
Queen Elizabeth
Chapman
New York
Orient
Africa
Caribbean
Pacific
Agnew Arrives in Palm Springs for New Year Weekend
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew his wife Judy and daughter Susan 23 arrived in Palm Springs California to spend the New Year weekend. No public appearances are planned and they are staying at the home of Mr and Mrs George Randolph Hearst Sr. They are expected to return to Washington Sunday or Monday.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Judy
Susan
George Randolph Hearst Sr
Washington
Lawrence Law Firms Merge to Form Barber Emerson Six Springer Zinn
Law firms Barber Emerson Six Springer and Springer merge effective today to form Barber Emerson Six Springer and Zinn with offices in the Lawrence National Bank Building. Members include Richard A. Barber John A. Emerson Fred N. Six Byron E. Springer and Richard L. Zinn Charles A. Springer joins as counsel.
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Lawrence
Barber, Emerson and
Six
Springer and
Springer
Barber, Emerson, Six
Springer and Zinn
Lawrence National Bank
Richard A. Barber
John A. Emerson
Fred N. Six
Byron E. Springer
Richard L. Zinn
Charles A. Springer
India’s Per Capita Foreign Debt Stated in Parliament
Finance Minister Y. B. Chavan told parliament that India’s per capita foreign debt stands at $12.30. The total debt was $6.83 billion as of Aug. 1, with interest for 1969-70 amounting to $148 million.
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New Delhi
India
Y. B. Chavan
Kansas Lawmaker Targets Rock Festivals After Pittsburg Event
State Rep. Pete Loux of Wichita says he will introduce next year a bill to limit rock festivals in Kansas. He aims to ensure promoters and attendees meet health standards and protect the environment after the Peace at Pittsburg festival drew around 15 000 people.
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Wichita
Kan
Pete Loux
Kansas
Pittsburg
Loux
Anthropological Survey Says Man Most Neglected Animal
In a report to mark its silver jubilee, the Anthropological Survey of India states that the most neglected animal in India is man.
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New Delhi
Anthropological Survey of India
India
KU to honor Hewitt with memorial ROTC scholarship
The Capt. Thomas T. Hewitt Memorial Fund at Kansas University is established by Col. Philip Riedel Jr. The $5,909 endowment funds an annual ROTC senior scholarship at KU. Hewitt, a KU 1968 geography graduate, died in action near Da Nang in 1970. Survived by wife Diane and his parents, the award honors loyalty and service. First scholarship for 1971-72.
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Thomas T. Hewitt
Kansas University
Philip Riedel Jr
Cpt
Hewitt
Wistar
WT the Divyrment Association
Col. Piedel
Cpt. Hewitt
Diane Deffenbaugh Hewitt
Belleville
Topeka
Toneka
Cot Hewitt
Army Chicago Tribune
Army
Vitation
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