Protests Turn Violent Across Jerusalem and Gaza Strip
At the second anniversary of the war's start, Grenades exploded in Jerusalem and Gaza as Arabs opposed the occupation. Four Israeli soldiers and four Arab civilians were wounded. A bazooka struck an army car in Gaza, killing the driver and wounding others. In Jerusalem, a grenade near Herod's Gate wounded a soldier and three Arabs. Police and troops conducted house searches, arrested six Arabs, and dispersed a Gaza procession of schoolgirls. A business strike was reported in Nablus as guerrilla fire targeted a patrol on the Jordan River Beisan Valley.
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NV Accuses Nixon of Colonial Aims
Paris AP report says North Vietnam accused President Nixon of neo-colonialist aims by intensifying the war surpassing Lyndon Johnson. South Vietnam at the 20th peace talks session charged Hanoi and the Viet Cong with stalling negotiations to seek a military win. The U.S. urged Hanoi to consider withdrawal in a peace settlement. Ha Van Lau, North Vietnam deputy representative, attacked the Nixon administration in lieu of Xuan Thuy.
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Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
U S Recon Plane Shot Down Over North Vietnam
An unarmed U S reconnaissance RF4C was shot down over North Vietnam as two escort fighter bombers attacked anti aircraft positions. The two crewmen bailed out and were rescued. one injured, taken to the hospital ship Repose. It marked the first such incident in six months and the fifth U S plane shot down since late 1964.
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Docking Seeks Draft Talks With Boys State Group
Kansas Governor Robert Docking told 1 180 Boys State attendees at Kansas University he will appoint young men and their fathers to a committee to study the Selective Service system. He called the move preliminary and stressed meaningful citizen participation and possible advisory role to the state.
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Unconfirmed UF May Drop Ballard Center Funding
The budget committee of the 1969 Lawrence United Fund reportedly recommended excluding the Ballard Community Center at 708 Elm from fund recipients this year. William Eddy declined to confirm details as the committee prepares its report for the 33 member board in about three weeks. The Ballard Center’s future funding remains unsettled as the board will vote after review. Last year the Center overshot its $14 000 allotment by 170 dollars, contributing to a $140 071 goal. Harrison’s removal remains under appeal. the center plans to keep him as acting director with a $7 000 salary while due process runs.
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Closing gains lift New York stocks in late trade
The Dow Jones average closes at 331.7, up .8 points as 60 stock indices end higher on the session. Investors react to market moves and sector shifts amid cautious trading.
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Vacation Pak Service Ad Appears in Journal-World
An advertisement invites readers to request the Journal-World Vacation Pak Service. It provides a phone number VI 3-100 and suggests asking a Journal-World carrier for details. The note is signed Ady.
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Rogers says South Vietnamese forces training rapidly to take over combat
Secretary Rogers said South Vietnamese forces are training rapidly to assume more combat duties and free American troops. He stressed that the U.S. supports any Saigon government chosen by the people and did not rule out withdrawal plans being discussed at Midway Island. He noted a step toward a package Middle East settlement and NSC talks on nuclear limits.
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KU Injunction Extended to June 26 on KU Campus Disturbances
A Douglas County District Court extension keeps a May 27 temporary injunction against disturbing the peace on the Kansas University campus in force until June 26. Judge Frank Gray will hear the case on June 26 at 1 30 p m after delays caused by attorney Charles Scott representing three KU students and others named in the action. The order names seven specific individuals plus John Doe and Mary Roe as potentially subject to contempt if campus actions disrupt KU activities.
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Kent Frizzell
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Ottawa Resident Killed in U S 59 Pickup Crash Near Lawrence
Floyd Clifton Broomfield 40 of Ottawa died from injuries after a head on collision between a northbound pickup and a truck four miles south of Lawrence on U S 59 at 8 40 am. Rus sell B Hoffer driver of the truck was not seriously injured and held for observation at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Warm spell likely to persist into Friday
Local area weather remains warm through Friday with lows in the 60s and Friday highs reaching 90 or above. Brisk winds accompany a slight chance of precipitation as downtown tops 85 today. Wednesday's high 83 and low 56 with morning 62. The all time June 5 high in Lawrence is 98 set in 1911.
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Lawrence
Police Sensitivity Training To Begin In Lawrence
Vernell Sturns reports a new in service sensitivity training program for local police will start soon using community members rather than outside speakers. He and Gilbert Smith will draft a police community relations plan to be sent to the Chamber of Commerce.
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University Kept Names Of ROTC Review Suspects Secret
Kansas University announced it would not release the names or penalties of students involved in disciplinary board hearings after the May 9 Chancellor’s ROTC Review disruption at Memorial Stadium. The move drew criticism from State Sen. Reynolds Shultz who plans to pursue public disclosure. The board suspended 33 of 71 students. 175 entered the field, and the event was canceled to prevent violence.
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Merriam
Daily Tester Notice From Hone Journal World
A brief notice indicates a daily tester from Hone and directs sending the Journal-World to the Lasts address with a contact line Ph. VI b L000. v.
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