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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1969

Page

9

Ex Haskell Head Stayton Plans Retirement in Lawrence

Floyd E. Stayton, former superintendent at Haskell Indian Institute, will retire from the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs on January 11 and move back to Lawrence with his wife Thelma. He has served over 42 years in education and military duties, including World War II active service and command roles in Europe.

Floyd E. Stayton Haskell Indian Institute U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Thelma Lawrence Stayton Bureau of Indian Affairs Anadarko Okla 398Th Infantry Europe Organized Reserves Haskell Business Slayton Oklahoma Kansas Texas Archie Appleton City The Veterans Administration Kansas City Missouri University

Campus Revolt Talk Film Here Tuesday

Mark Rudd the Maplewood N J student rebel leader will discuss Campus Revolt at 7 30 p.m Tuesday in the Kansas Union Ballroom The event is sponsored by the Minority Opinions Forum Jay Barrish KU graduate student is Forum chairman Rudd 21 was expelled from Columbia for his role in the uprising and headed the Columbia Students for a Democratic Society He was permanently rejected by the Army on December 27 after a medical records recheck

Mark Rudd Maplewood N. J Kansas Union Rudd Jay Barrish Kansas City Barrish Columbia Newsreel Columbia University Students For A Democratic Society Army Clement St. Martin Newark, N. J

Apollo 8 Miniature Graces Italian Nativity Scene

In Avellino Italy a 16th century basilica displays a nativity crib with an Apollo spacecraft replica over Bethlehem’s hut. A youth helper notes the craft signifies human progress and the quest for the infinite as more than 1,000 visitors view the scene. The Apollo 8 model hovers above the manger in the church display.

Avellino Italy St. Mary of Constantinople Bethleem

KU Freshman Killed in Mishap Near Topeka

Luke Franzen 18, a KU freshman living at Templin Hall Topeka, died early Sunday when his 1959 car left Auburn Road west of Topeka and struck a concrete pillar under Interstate 70. Passenger Kerry Martin 19 of Topeka was severely injured and hospitalized. Funeral services for Franzen set for Tuesday at Gage Park Baptist Church. Penwell Gabel Funeral Home overseeing arrangements.

Kansas University Topeka Luke Stephen Franzen In G. Franzen Templin Hall Engel Rd Kerry Martin Stormont Vail Martin Franzen Shawnee

Lodge Appointment Clouds Vietnam Talks Start

Paris reports say Henry Cabot Lodge as U.S. chief representative dampens hopes for a talks start before Nixon’s January 20 inauguration. Harriman will push to open the conference in two weeks, while Saigon leans on Lodge’s hardline stance and closer ties with Ky.

Paris Henry Cabot Lodge America Elect Nixon Nixon Lodge Saigon U.S Bonn Vietnam South Vietnam Pham Dang Lam Harriman Lam Nguyen van Thieu Johnson North Vietnam Nguyen Cao Ky Thieu Hanoi Viet Cong National Liberation Front Washington-Saigon

Muskie Considers 1972 Presidential Run Prospect

Senator Edmund Muskie said he would explore a 1972 presidential bid while not ruling out challenging Edward Kennedy for the Democratic nomination. He plans national speaking appearances to gauge support and acknowledged Kennedy’s strengthened leadership position could affect his chances.

Washington Edmund S. Muskie Edward M. Kennedy Maine Democrat Kennedy Muskie Senate Sen. Kennedy

Pilot Error Suspected In Ariana Afghan Crash Near London

Investigators say the Ariana Afghan Airlines Boeing 727 may have misread a 100 meter visibility report at Gatwick. The captain chose to land despite fog and a 400 meter minimum, crashing into a farm two miles from the runway. Fifty people died. 15 survived including a baby girl. Most aboard were Afghans, Indians, and Pakistanis en route from Kabul to London.

Gatwick England London Board of Trade George Kelley Ariana Afghan Airlines Kabul

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