Rockefeller declines 1972 bid fuels Nixon draft speculation
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller announced he will not pursue the Republican presidential nomination. The move sent Richard Nixon’s stock rising and sparked talk of a draft movement at the party convention. Nixon acknowledged a draft is possible if favorites fail to decide before the convention. Ronald Reagan and Paul Laxalt weighed in on delegate versus primary dynamics amid the sudden open-field uncertainty. Rockefeller said he remains available in the future but gave four reasons for stepping back now.
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Rockefeller withdraws from 1968 GOP race
Rockefeller ends bid for the Republican nomination saying he wants to pursue his legislative program and avoid a divisive race. He withdraws after meeting aides and tells reporters and viewers he will remain a party figure with influential support from allies like Goldwater.
Howard U. Still Plagued by Student Rebellion
Washington AP reports rebellious students hold the administration building at Howard University demanding President James M Nabrit Jr and top officials resign. A five-student delegation met administrators as classes were suspended and dorms ordered emptied by midnight.
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Record 62 Kansas high schools join speech festival at KU
Sixty two northeast Kansas high schools will send students to the District Speech and Drama Festival at the University of Kansas on Saturday. The event features about 550 entries, the largest number ever for the festival in this region.
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Service at Home or Away Rumney Huneral Home Viv Bill
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Docking Stands with Johnson as Kennedy Visit Sparks Crowds
Kansas Governor Robert Docking reiterated support for President Johnson amid Kennedy crowds at Kansas campuses. He said the 40 member Kansas delegation would likely back Johnson on the first ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Docking noted Kennedy did not seek his endorsement during the Kansas visit and cited campus appeal for Kennedy.
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Five Proposals Discussed For Fall City County Vote
City and county commissions discussed five fall proposals at a Virginia Inn session, with no votes. Plans include a city library service center motor vehicle tax for Lawrence and a second Lawrence Kaw River bridge plus a judicial building for a future August or November election.
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Spring Climes Gone Again As Snowfall Occurs Today
Snow flurries spread across the area with only a trace at the Kan sas University station. Despite cold March days, nurserymen report no damage to buds and predict more cool weather with light snow flurries tonight or Saturday.
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Baldwin Board Approves Teacher Pay Rise and Benefits
The Baldwin Board of Education raised base pay five percent to 5200 for teachers from 4900, increased increments to 210, and boosted substitute pay to 20 daily. Coaches salaries up, sick leave to 10 days, sabbatical policy approved, bids for Baldwin High School equipment set for May 2 at 1 pm in the high school bandroom.
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John McKay Named Associate Dean of KU Visual Arts
John McKay, previously assistant dean at Washington University in St Louis, will become associate dean for the visual arts at the University of Kansas effective July 1. He and his wife plan to move into a home on Indiana Street. they have a daughter and son. He will oversee drawing painting design and occupational therapy departments and will work with KU Fine Arts Dean Thomas Gorton.
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Daly to Speak at Baker University Baccalaureate in June
Dr James Edward Daly president of Bakér University in Baldwini since August 19 will speak for the universitys baccalaureate services at 730 pm Sunday June 2 in Merriogial Stadiare. The widely known lecturer emphasizes authentic men and women taking stock of themselves and the world to make informed decisions for the future.
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Weather outlook Northeast Kansas through Saturday
The forecast shows cloudy skies and continued cold tonight with highs in the lower 40s and lows around 20. A slight warming trend is possible with highs near 40 to mid 40s through the five day period as showers are possible Monday and total precipitation around 0.10 inch.
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