Fire damages $10,000 at Peach Tree Lane property west of Lawrence
A Sunday afternoon garage fire west of Lawrence caused about 10 000 dollars in damage to the garage and its contents and scorched the adjacent house. Don Farsmer and residents Gerald and Mrs Nolly owned and occupied the site. fire chief Charles Wales noted a lumber pile ignition and rapid spread.
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Lawrence
Charles Wales
The
Wakarusa Fire Department
Peach Tree Lane
Sweeney's ‘Market
Don Farsmer
Gerald Nolly
Lawrence Ruade
Topeka
George Waisner
Wales
Fire damages Watson Library room at Kansas University
A Saturday night blaze in Room 145 of Watson Library caused about 1200 dollars in damage. The fire started in a cardboard trash container and was discovered around 9 30 p m. Fire department response was delayed by busy telephone lines before 10 men and trucks arrived to extinguish the fire.
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John Waisner
Wakarusa
Kansas ‘University
Watson Library
Dixie Middleton
Vici
Michigan State University
Lansing
Miss Middleton
KU Professor’s Radio News Handbook Translated into Spanish
A Mexican publisher has translated the 1967 book Radio News Handbook by David Cary, an assistant professor at the University of Kansas William Allen White School of Journalism. Cary wrote the volume while serving as NBC News local news manager in Washington, D C.
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Kansas University
David Cary
William Allen White
Dary
NBC News
Washington, D.C
KU Art Show Ships 175 Works to Houston Exhibition
About 175 pieces from the Kansas University Art Museum’s collection travel to Houston for an April 14 to May 30 display at the Museum of Fine Arts. Included are medieval through modern works, with items by Homer, Warhol, Monet, Rossetti, Reni and others.
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Kansas University Art Museum
Houston
Museum of Fine Arts
Art History
Waller
Spencer Library
Spooner Hall
Winslow Homer
Andy Warhol
Guido Reni
G. D. Rossetti
Saigon Sees Laos Campaign Straining North Viet Nam War Power
Analysts in Saigon say the Laos operation damaged Hanoi's ability to wage war in the south. South Vietnamese forces claim gains with 11,000 enemy killed and Ho Chi Minh trail disruption, while American reports caution that figures may be inflated and outcomes unclear.
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Saigon
Laos
North Vietnam
South
Truong
Delta
Cambodia
Kompong Som
Seven Mountains
U Minh
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Sepone
Ho Chi Min
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Two Men Arrested by KU Police
Two men from Florissant Missouri were jailed after a Saturday arrest by Kansas University police in the North College parking lot at 12 35 p m. Richard Henry Foege Jr 23 faces drunk driving and illegal vehicle registration with a 565 bond. Robert Toy Arseneau 25 faces a drunkenness charge with a 25 fine. Confiscated pills a syringe and a needle were sent to the KBI lab for analysis. Foege is labeled dangerous by Missouri authorities.
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Kansas University
Richard Henry Foege Jr
Robert Toy Arseneau
Florissant, Mo
Foege
Arseneau
North College
KBI Laboratory
Kansas Traffic Deaths Report for March 27 1971
Unreported traffic fatalities total 118 for the 48 hour period ending 9 a.m. Monday. The figure reflects deaths not yet documented in official tallies. Authorities note this interim total may rise as records are finalized.
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Los Angeles
Encino
Nolly
KU Art In
KU Museum
Bret Waller
Marilyn Stokstad
Houston Museum
Jack Schrader
Museum Collections
Charles Eldredge
Mekong
Ngo Quant Truong
U.S
Missouri
Safeway
Gerber's
Kraft
von Camp Brand
Jor
Lamy
Uncle Ben
Governings
Wilton
Armour Star
California
IS. WS
No. Olitor
Usda Choice
Hormel
Mrs. Wrights
Safeway Meat Buys
Wilson
Selene Athe
USDA
Green Giant
Chet Boy-Ar-Dee
White
Scott
Scott Viva
Dee
Oscar Mayer Smaltt
Kale
Coptein
Kansas
the Castle
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