Milwaukees Open Housing March Is Canceled
The Milwaukee Youth Council of the NAACP called off the open housing marches one day after the 200th nightly demonstration. The city still lacks a strong open housing ordinance though a refer endum was placed on the April ballot before a federal court injunction blocked voting on it.
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Vietnam Cost Seen as Factor in Run on Gold
European concern ties Vietnam war costs to the dollar drain and gold outflow. Officials cite a 1.5 billion annual US gold and dollar outflow, with de Gaulle era French pressure and hopes for de escalation.
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New York Pro Musica to Perform at KU Sunday
New York Pro Musica, specialists in medieval renaissance and baroque works, will give a concert at 3 30 p.m. Sunday in University Theatre as part of the KU Concert Course. Performers include John Reeves White musical director Sheila Schonbrun Elizabeth Humes Earnest Murphy Ray De Voll Arthur Burrows Anthony Tamburello LaNoue Davenport Krummhorn Sackbut and other period players with a program focusing on England 1200 1400.
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Industry Quiet Incomes Rise Surpassingly
The Federal Reserve said industrial production barely rose in February while personal income jumped 7.5 billion dollars at an annual rate, the largest gain in nearly two years, lifting total personal income to 658.4 billion dollars. Wages and salaries contributed 5.8 billion, with retail sales up 1 percent for a second straight month.
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Copper Producers Near Breakthrough in Major Strike
Washington AP two of four large copper producers hit by an eight month strike reportedly reach tentative agreements with Kennecott Copper and Phelps Dodge. 26 unions involved with AFL CIO Steelworkers plans meeting to discuss an accord while talks with American Smelting and Refining and Anaconda progress unclear amid presidential negotiations.
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English Newsman Dead in London
Gerard Fay aged 55 a former editor and director of the Manchester Guardian and Evening News died Friday after an illness in London AP report.
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Plastic Art Topic At Fifth National Sculpture Conference
Plastic will be the focus of the fifth National Sculpture Conference May 9 to 11 at Kansas University. Sculptors seek to master plastic technology with input from industrial leaders. Organizer J Elden C Tefft expects about 300 attendees including sculptors museum staff and teachers.
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KU reports 637 foreign students from 84 nations this spring
Kansas University lists 637 foreign students in degree programs from 84 nations this spring, a slight fall from 643 last fall and 605 a year ago. Nationalist China leads with 67 students, India 65, and a mix of other countries represented in numbers 10 or more. There are 334 graduate, 202 undergraduate, and 101 in the Intensive English Center. A total of 343 are from Asia and the Pacific region, 141 from Latin America, 46 from Africa, with 19 from North America and one stateless student.
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Kennedy enters race upends Dem strategy in 1968 contest
As Kennedy declares for the Democratic nomination, McCarthy tours Wisconsin and Indiana while Johnson holds party support in surveys. California Democrats publicly back McCarthy, and Nixon predicts a tough fight, marking a split in party loyalties ahead of the upcoming primaries and convention.
Nixon Campaigns in Portland as Rockefeller Hints at Run
President candidate Nixon campaigned in Portland Oregon after stops in Wisconsin and plans to return to New York. At a shopping center reception he greeted his wife two daughters and prospective son in law David Eisenhower for three hours. Rockefeller may challenge him in Oregon with a looming decision and a breakfast with GOP senators in Washington to test support. Senator Morton said Rockefeller is on the verge of a race but time is short if he does not enter the Oregon primary.
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Lords Reform Role in Revising Nonfinancial Bills
The House of Lords plays a key part in revising nonfinancial bills passed by the Commons. The legislative check ensures thorough scrutiny and potential amendments before sending measures to the monarch for assent.
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