Rusk offers to halt bombing to push peace talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States is ready to negotiate with North Vietnam without conditions and to discuss a halt in bombing as part of efforts to start cease fire talks. He stressed no preconditions and noted the San Antonio formula may relate but did not confirm changes in policy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
San Antonio
Johnson
Texas City
North Vietnam
J. W.fulbright
D-Ark
Gulf of Tonkin
Tonkin
Fulbright
Storm Due but No Snow Likely From West Moved In
A snowstorm that dumped up to five inches in parts of the state was moving eastward and should dissipate before reaching Lawrence, leaving only a ten percent chance of precipitation tonight. Mild weather faded as a cold front arrived, with temperatures dropping from a Friday high of 75 to a Saturday 53 and Sunday 44, and a low near 8 tonight. Highs Tuesday are forecast near 40.
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Weather Bureau
Lawrence
McCarthy Claims Johnson Backers Lie About Draft Position
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy charged President Johnson’s backers with lying about his draft dodger stance as New Hampshire voters prepare for the Republican primary. Nixon campaigns to mobilize support, while Rockefeller considers an independent bid with leaders urging caution.
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LBJ
Sen. McCarthy
Manchester
N.H
Eugene J. ‘McCarthy
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
McCarthy
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
McIntyre
John King
Hanoi
Nixon
Nashua
America
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Oregon
Tom McCall
New Yorker
New. York
George) Romney
Michigan
Romney
Nixor
Hog protest kills 200 to 400 pigs in ditch burying
Union City Indiana AP reports a National Farmers Organization protest against low pork prices. Trucks dumped 200 to 400 hogs into a large ditch where they were shot and buried. NFO chairman L. L. Spangler said the massacre would take hours and that pork was selling for 19 cents a pound.
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Union City
Ind
National Farmers Organization
L. L
Tex) Spangler
Randolph County
NFO
Spangler
Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Turns Colder
The forecast shows cloudy skies and a drop in temperatures with overnight lows near 20. Highs Tuesday near 40s, with a chance of moisture at about 10 percent. The five day period projects average temperatures 6 to 8 degrees below normal, with around half an inch of precipitation in the first half.
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Kansas
Resignation of Wichita State President Lindquist
Emory Lindquist president of Wichita State University will resign effective by September 1. Gov. Docking and Kansas Board of Regents officials issued statements confirming the resignation. Lindquist served 35 years in Kansas higher education including a tenure as president since the university joined the state system in 1964.
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Topeka
Emory Lindquist
Wichita State University
Lindquist
Max_Bickford
Kansas Board of Regents
Robert Docking
John Eberhardt
Board of Regents
Wichita
Wichita ‘State University
Kansas
Bethany
Lindsborg
University of Wichita
Senators Pass Landmark Civil Rights Housing Bill
The Senate approved a landmark civil rights bill 71 to 20 to end racial barriers in four-fifths of U.S. housing. The measure includes anti riot provisions and protections for civil rights workers, sending the bill back to the House amid uncertainty over its fate.
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Washington
Senate
Vandals and thefts reported across Lawrence weekend
Lawrence police logged multiple thefts and vandalism incidents over the weekend. KU student Daniel Hornbeck reported a $300 stereo and tapes stolen from his 1967 auto parked near his home, the thiefs moving the car to 1021 W 10th St. Others suffered spark plug removal and gas tampering with $52.50 in damages to a 1966 auto, antennas broken on ten cars with $126 in damage, and city official vehicle glass and mirror damage estimated at $25 to $30.
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Lawrence
Daniel Hornbeck
Wirth St
Kansas University
Mission
10Th’ St
Jack Baker
Topeka
Indiana Street
G. T. House
Ridge Ct
Vermont Street
Ethan Smith
City Finance
City Auto
City Hall
Kathy Nichols
11Th St
Kansas City
Plans announced for 48th Kansas Univ Engineering Exposition
Bill Gibbs and John Schroeder announce KU held Engineering Exposition in Learned Hall April 19 20 with 12 student and multiple industry displays. Judges will award trophies for top exhibits. Opening ceremonies Friday include KU officials and Exposition queen selection. Tickets show times and events for the campus audience.
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Kansas University Engineering
Gibbs
Lawrence
Theta Tau
W. Clarke Wescor
William Smith
School of Engineering ‘and Architecture
Second in Kansas Outstanding Young Educator contest
Stanley B Roth Jr biology teacher at Lawrence High School placed second in the Kansas Jaycees Outstanding Young Educator contest in Great Bend. Charles Beltz won first. Roth and his wife Janet, also an LHS teacher, attended state seminars with 37 nominees. Third went to Tom Hamel in Great Bend.
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Stanley B. Roth Jr
Lawrence High School
Kansas Jaycees
Great Bend
Charles D. Beltz
Leavenworth High School
Roth
LHS
Janet
Emporia
Jaycee
Lawrence
Olathe High School
Kansas’ State Teachers College
Purdue ‘University
Missouri
Florida
Science Teacher, Journal of the
National Science Teachers Assn
Roths
National Association of Biology Teachers
Tom Hamel
Citywide salary boost eyed for Lawrence officials
The City Commission will consider a blanket five percent pay raise for most top administrators starting April 1, with potential increases over twenty percent for some. Mayor Raney and City Manager Wells push for higher wages to attract and retain qualified staff amid area growth.
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Richard Raney
Ray Wells
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Wells
Milton Allen
Jack Maxwell
John Postlewait
George Williams
Ray Riley
Robert Richardson
Wayne Bly
Don Venhaus
Allen
F.C. Sanders
Ethan Smith
Vera Mercer
Maxwell
Richardson
Wichita
Kansas City
INDEX red and Oscar Ryumen Owners, islanwey Funeral Home
A brief notice lists INDEX red and Oscar Ryumen as owners connected with Islander Funeral Home VE A Bld. The fragment hints at a business or property stake and a local address. Further context is needed to confirm the event or action.
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Red
Oscar Ryumen
Islanwey Funeral Home
VE A
Lawrence High School Choir to present Home Concert Sunday
The 70 voice LHS A Cappella Choir directed by Duncan Couch will perform its annual Home Concert Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the LHS auditorium. The event features the Chorale and selections from Thompson Kodaly Shaw Kubik and more with soloists Barbara Fletcher Dennis Leone and others. The choir will tour later this week to Emporia Wichita and Russell High Schools with community appearances ahead.
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Lawrence High School
Duncan Couch
LHS
Emporia
Wichita State University
Russell High School
West
Central Junior High
Rotary Club
A .Cappella
David
Felices Ter
Thompson
Kodaly
Chorale
Sweet Georgia Brown
Warnick
Conniff
Amen
Hairston
Dennis Leone
Shaw
Dana Elniff
Mark
Amebs
John
Numbuh
Couch
Duane Knos
An Mra
Max Rife
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House
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