Students Leave Columbia and Stanford Sit-ins Amid Court Actions
Columbia students left two buildings after a New York Supreme Court justice signed a warrant for their arrest and ordered them and the Students for a Democratic Society to appear Friday. At Stanford, over 100 antiwar demonstrators ended a sit-in as about 100 police were deployed. no arrests were reported.
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Police Seek Murder Clues in Kansas City Slayings
In Kansas City two young women Miss Barbara Coughlin 22 and Miss Mary Ann Adler 20 were found stabbed to death in a blood spattered apartment. Police report no motive or suspects and continue questioning neighbors and delivery workers while detailing the killings and a third resident who was hospitalized.
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Siad
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Safeguard Support Sought From Governors
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Republican governors to back Nixon’s Safeguard missile defense plan. He said the system is the minimum, feasible action to ensure national security while keeping room for diplomacy with the Soviet Union. Some governors remained noncommittal as he spoke at a closed GOP meeting.
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Odin announces free delivery service expansion
Odin announces free delivery service expansion for all eight Raney avenues. The move aims to improve access for residents and boost regional sales, with service rolling out over the next few weeks.
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Food Costs Rise Prompt Calls for Action in Congress
Washington AP report notes several congressional economic experts urge government action as food costs rise about 3 percent this year. Debates span wage price controls and reform of federal farm subsidies. Leaders including Rep. Widnall Rep. Reuss and Rep. Sullivan weigh inflation’s impact on policy.
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KU Students Protest Presidio Incident March for 27 Demands
Several hundred Kansas University students joined a campus march and meeting as part of a national push for justice for 27 men involved in the Oct 14 Presidio Stockade incident in San Francisco. They heard Mount Oread students pledge to shift focus from parties to presidential campaigns and campus reforms.
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Rain Expected Tonight with Warmer Friday Forecast
A slight chance of rain is expected in the Lawrence area tonight with a 20 percent probability. Friday should be warmer with partly cloudy skies as a cool front moves into western Kansas and could reach eastern Kansas by late Friday. Low tonight near 50s. Friday high in the mid to upper 70s.
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Battle Deaths For U S Hit 4 Month Low
U S battlefield deaths in Vietnam last week fell to the lowest level in nearly four months while enemy toll remained high. The report cites 163 Americans, 237 South Vietnamese government troops and 3,662 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed in action.
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Greathouse Captured In Florida
Kansas prison chief reports Von J. Greathouse, a 26 year old Iola native and fugitive from the Kansas State Penitentiary, arrested in Gainesville Florida on April 24 for forgery tied to a stolen credit card. He had escaped March 19 from the University of Kansas medical center and faces multiple charges including armed robbery and a hostage incident.
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Five Israelis Reported Killed in Suez Fighting
Five Israelis were killed and one wounded in heavy clashes along the Suez Canal near Port Tufiq. The army confirmed two civilians and three soldiers died overnight, while Cairo reported no Egyptian casualties amid ongoing hostilities and threats of further reprisals. Prime Minister Meir warned a period of emergency may lie ahead as Israel seeks real peace.
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Stock Market Ends Lower As Index Dips In Tight Trade
The New York stock market closes with the Dow Jones average of 60 stocks at 887.9, down 2 points amid a cautious session. Traders weigh earnings and inflation data as volume remains light.
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