Movie Director King Vidor To Visit KU Campus
King Vidor, renowned American director, will visit Kansas University on March 14. He'll lecture to a history and film criticism class taught by Richard D. MacCann, then present a public talk at Dyche Auditorium titled Forty Years of Hollywood Directing. He plans to screen excerpts from The Crowd and War and Peace.
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Ft Knox Holds U S Gold Reserves Since 1937
The United States has stored its gold reserves in the Ft. Knox repository in Kentucky since 1937. The disclosure notes the long standing practice and the secure custody of the bullion by the government.
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Anniversary Vigil Draws Local Participants on Sunday
About 150 people lined the South Park sidewalk at noon for the first anniversary of the weekly Silent Vigil for peace in Vietnam. KU students and teachers joined townspeople as motorists were urged to stop and participate. the vigil continues every Sunday.
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Bears Guard Prague Lands Twice as many since 1932
AP reports CTK says about 350 bears now roam the Central and Slovak forests, ten times the number in 1932 when protection became law.
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KU Politics Is Returning To A Two Party System
The Independent Student Party led by Peter Monge seeks student participation to influence campus governance. ISP plans group autonomy, funding, and campaign support to win elections on April 5 with 1,200 petition signers and an executive committee meeting to set policy.
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Peace talks dim for Middle East during Jarring effort
In Jerusalem, U N envoy Gunnar Jarring faces a breakdown as Egypt and Israel accuse each other of blocking progress. Jarring told Abba Eban that Nasser would not meet with Israeli officials and Egypt insists on no talks until Israel withdraws from occupied Arab lands after the June war. The Israeli side signals willingness to engage but refuses to concede land.
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Rhodesia Hangs Black Africans in Serious Case
In Salisbury Rhodesia two black men Francis Chiresa and Taka Jeremiah were executed for killing a tribal subchief in a nocturnal attack. Despite clemency pleas from Pope Paul VI and lawyers the sentences were carried out amid international protests. The government hinted clemency remain possible for others tied to related crimes.
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Africans in Rhodesia face death sentences review
Rhodesian authorities review all condemned cases in chronological order dating back to before independence in November 1965. Thirty nationalist prisoners who crossed from Zambia await execution. Of 15 condemned Africans, nine were commuted to imprisonment, four cases remain under consideration as the law is reexamined.
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