Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Tonight Through Friday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer Tuesday. Tonight’s low 32 to 40. Tuesday’s high 65 to 73. Extended forecast: warm Wednesday, cooler Thursday and Friday with lows in 30s to upper 20s and highs 60s to 70s falling to 40s and 50s Thursday. Rain chances Wednesday night. Official readings: yesterday high 66 low 47. morning low 32. rainfall trace. Sunrise 6 10 a.m. Sunset 6 41 p.m.
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Snyder to Head Campaign on Truman Library Fund
John W. Snyder former treasury secretary is named to lead a 1 million dollar fund drive to finance the Truman Library Institute research grant program. The board including Earl Warren and Averill Harriman discussed grants and future US policy negotiations with Truman.
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Independence
John W. Snyder
Columbia University
Raynor
Greece
Turkey
Europe
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows March to Monday
AP reports Kansas highway death totals for the period ending 9 a.m. Monday include 36 for March 1971, 127 for the year to date, compared with 130 for the same period in 1970 and a 1971 total of 48 hours earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kunstler Debate at KU To Feature Reduced Fee
William Kunstler will speak at the University of Kansas on April 6 at a reduced fee about half his usual rate. Organizer Jerry Bean outlines tentative costs with Kunstler set at 1250 dollars and Robert Martin offered 200 dollars. Funding comes from Student Union Activities and the Student Bar Association with potential additional support.
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William Kunstler
Kansas University
Jerry Bean
Rancho Cordova
Kunstler
Robert Martin
Kansas Bar Association
Bean
Springfield
Martin
Student Bar Association
SUA
Aide Urges 18 To 20 Vote In Kansas Local Elections
John Ivan, aide to Gov. Docking, told Lawrence High seniors the 18 to 20 year old voting plan is feasible but costly. He warned of separate registration lists and new voting procedures if the April 11 amendment fails, noting higher election costs and machine adjustments.
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Lawrence High
John Ivan
Robert Docking
Ivan
Haskell Band and Chorus Prepare Inaugural Public Concert
The Haskell Indian Junior College band and chorus present their first public concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. Jack Romine directs both groups dressed in Navajo shirts or tribal outfits. The free concert precedes a tour next week through North and South Dakota Indian schools.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Jack Romine
North
South Dakota
Russell Elected AP Wire Editors Chair In Kansas
Steve Russell of the McPherson Sentinel is elected chairman of the Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association at the annual meeting Sunday. He succeeds Arnold Ericson of the Southwest Daily Times at Liberal. Jim Zeltner of the Pratt Tribune becomes vice chairman, replacing Dale Stewart formerly of the El Dorado Times. About 30 wire editors attended.
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Topeka
Steve Russell
The
McPherson Sentinel
Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association
Arnold Ericson
Southwest Daily Times
Liberal
Jim Zeltner
Pratt Tribune
Dale Stewart
el Dorado Times
Tax Fund Formed To Aid Local Youth Programs
Twelve participants at the American Baptist Center organized the Lawrence Fund for Life to withhold income and telephone taxes as wartime protest. Treasurer John Weismiller collects contributions for the Human Relations Commission to fund the STEP program aiding disadvantaged youth. Otto Zingg says the fund will become permanent with ongoing monthly telephone tax donations.
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American Baptist Center
Lawrence Fund For Life
The
Human Relations Commission
Otto Zingg
Winn introduces measure for youth ecological college
Congress member Larry Winn proposes a National College of Ecological and Environmental Studies to be run by the NSF with funding from private and commercial sources. He says American youth have the greatest stake in the world they will inherit and must participate in high level decision making.
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Washington, D.C
Larry Winn
Kan
Youth of
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Winn
National College of Ecological and Environmental Studies
The
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