Rockefeller Declines Nomination Bid for Presidency
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller announced he will not seek or campaign for the presidency. He said GOP leaders favored former Vice President Richard M Nixon as the party’s candidate, acknowledging Nixon’s 1960 nomination.
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Docking Firm Gains Acreage In KPS Action
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved an agreement reallocating gas service areas between Kansas Public Service Co. of Lawrence and Union Gas System of Independence. Gov. Docking and family hold sizable KPS stock. the plan expands KPS service near Lawrence and shifts territory from Union Gas, following a Supreme Court decision.
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Israel-Held Front Blasts Jordan Bases In Daylong Clash
Israeli troops crossed into Jordan on a 200 mile front to strike terrorist bases and wage a daylong battle. Israel reports 150 El Fatah dead, 70 wounded, claims capture of two tanks and destruction of 15. Jordan warns of broader regional tensions as Arab leaders call for a summit. King Hussein urges unity while Israel begins planned withdrawal after Allied pressure.
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Thailand Model United Nations Opens Focused on Peace
Ambassador Atthakor of Thailand urged about 250 students at Kansas University to act as peacemakers in the Model United Nations opening session. He reminded delegates the U N spirit transcends New York and urged cooperation amid Middle East fighting reports. A Security Council meeting was held to discuss the crisis as a parallel to real U N events in New Jersey.
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Swee' Prescription Delivery And Mall Service From Raney Drug Stores
Raney Drug Stores announce Swee’ Prescription Delivery and immediate Mall Service expanding patient access. The new offerings target faster medication fulfillment and on site assistance at shopping centers.
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Lawrence Cleanup Week Volunteers Rally For Citywide Effort
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce reports overwhelming response to April 1 7 cleanup drive. City Manager Ray Wells supports trash pickup. groups including Cub Pack 3153 Scout Troop Bl and 265 Brownies 674 join in various neighborhood and street cleaning tasks. Rotary funds 100 dollars and several clubs plan beautification actions with schools offering home cleanup guidance. Contact Chamber at VI 3-4411 to participate.
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Jayhawks backed by incognito mascot trip to NIT semi
KU fans organized a last minute support mission for the semifinal against St. Peter's in New York. The Jayhawk mascot wore the name Mrs. Vince Bilotta on the manifest to save family fares. Four campus groups funded travel with alumni aide Bilotta and nine escorts joining later in New York.
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Dirksen Attacks Broad Financial Disclosure Plan
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen opposes full public disclosure of senators finances while backing a milder measure. The Clark Case proposal, defeated 44 to 40, would require public filing of all income and holdings for spouses and minor children, with sealed details remaining accessible only to the ethics committee. Dirksen plans 18 to 20 amendments limiting disclosure, arguing practical hurdles in obtaining spousal information.
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Three KU students arrested on LSD charges in Lawrence
Federal warrants were issued for William Benson 24 Michael Butel 19 and Susan Butel 19 all KU School of Fine Arts students. They face misdemeanor counts of possession conspiracy to sell LSD with alleged sales in Lawrence during January and February. Arraignment set for Monday before Judge Wesley E Brown in Wichita.
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KU Regents Form New School of Architecture and Urban Design
The KU board creates a new School of Architecture and Urban Design to replace the Department of Architecture. Charles D. Kahn will be dean effective July 1, with William P. Smith continuing as dean of the Engineering and Architecture School. Wescoe says no cost increase expected and stresses integration with urban studies.
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Spring Remains Elusive in Lawrence as Temperatures Stay Low
The Lawrence area endures a cool spell with today at 33 degrees well below March’s 43.9 degree average. Friday’s forecast shows a high near 40 with a chance of rain and overnight lows around 26, keeping spring delayed.
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Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas turns cool and partly cloudy
The Northeast Kansas forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with cool conditions. Tonight will feature lows in the 40s with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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