Nixon administration urges end to campus violence on Law Day
Justice Department officials led by Atty Gen Mitchell pressured university and local authorities to stop student disorders amid calls for prosecutions and arrests. President Nixon linked campus unrest to threats to the education system as lawmakers urged investigations and possible future federal action.
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Nixon
Justice Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Detroit
Bar Association
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Richard G. Kleindienst
William H. Rehnquist
Newark
Del
Taxpayer revolt if students disrupt higher education
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford warned of a taxpayer revolt against higher education spending unless university officials curb student violence. He urged firmer admin action, urged local and state responsibility, and criticized federal aid in riot conditions while endorsing Nixon era defense plans.
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Gordeon Allott
R-Coro
Lexington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
GOP
Michigan
Nixon
Bach Night Sparks Riotous Symphony of Bottles
Walter Light staged a disruptive performance at the Denver Symphony by swinging a baseball bat and banging a garbage can while the orchestra played Bach. The audience of 1,300 high school students cheered as sections of the ensemble were directed by vote, mixing avant-garde Foss with traditional Bach in a chaotic finale.
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Denver
Denver Symphony
Walter Light
Light
Bach
Phorion
Lukas Foss
Buffalo Philharmonic
Rion
Louisville
New York Stocks Close Higher on Mixed Trade
The closing average of 60 stocks stood at 339.0, up 1.1 points as traders weighed mixed economic signals and corporate results in a volatile session on Wall Street.
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New York
Clashes Rise as Arab Saboteurs Attack across Mideast
Arab saboteurs from Jordan attack an Israeli outpost near El Hamma on the Yarmuk River killing two soldiers and wounding three, with two attackers also killed. Bombing damages a local building. North of there, clashes on the Lebanese border leave an Israeli soldier wounded and two saboteurs dead. Egypt and Israel exchange fire along the Suez ceasefire line as U Thant appeals for calm.
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Lebanon
Cairo
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
el Hamma
Yarmuk
Sea of Galilee
el Tina
el Qantara
Egypt
Israel
U Thant
U.N
KU Students Back ROTC and Military Research
Survey of 490 KU students from 800 mailed asks about ROTC approval and military tech research at Mount Oread. 59 percent approve ROTC, 27 percent disapprove, 14 percent no opinion. 49 percent approve military research, 31 percent disapprove. About 60 percent disagree with universities becoming radical reform centers.
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Kansas University
Mount Oread
Skidmore
Campus Furors Escalate Across Major U S Campuses
Chronicle of student protests as 29 black law students sit in at Columbia Law Library after SDS members seize buildings at two campuses. Stanford ends sit in after 100 policemen deploy. City College of New York faces court orders to reopen amid barricades and ongoing demands for policy reforms.
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Columbia University
Law School
Democratic Society
Buell G. Gallagher
City College of New York
Columbia
Law
Black American Law Student Association
SDS
Fayerweather
Mathematics Halls
Four Americans Dead as Navy Helicopters Shot Down
The State Department said four Americans were killed and four wounded when two U S Navy helicopters were shot down by gunfire and crashed in Cambodia near Svay Rieng Province. A third helicopter rescued the wounded and recovered one body. other bodies were not recovered. Cambodian reports attributed the crash to frontier police fire as helicopters pursued Viet Cong remnants.
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Washington
State Department
U.S. Navy
Cambodia
Robert J. McCloskey
Frontier Police
Svay Rieng
Raney Drug Stores and Delivery Service Ad
Index shows reo prescription delivery and immediate mail service at all eight Raney drug stores. Gene Doane seeks to be your Insurance agent.
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Reo
Raney Drug Stores
Gene Doane
Adv
Grant Helps Malott Hall Addition at Kansas University
The Office of Congressman Larry Winn reports a $150,000 grant to Kansas University for a two story west wing addition to Malott Hall. Funded by Title II of the Higher Education Facilities Act from HEW, the project totals about 654000 dollars with 17746 gross square feet. No occupancy date is set.
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Larry Winn
The
Journal- World
Kansas University
Malott Hall Sciences
Office of Health, Education and Welfare
Americans buried in ice on Dhaulagiri climb in Nepal
Five Americans and two Sherpa guides were killed while attempting the southeastern ridge of Mt Dhaulagiri 17 000 feet up. Survivors Read and Duenwald reached Katmandu with others remaining on the mountain.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Dhaulagiri
U.S
William A. Read
Moose
Wyo
Jeffrey Duenwald
Pullman
Wash
American Alpine Club of
New York
U.S. Iombassay
Read
Duenwal
Rumsey: Complete air conditioning at Ruperet Home
Air conditioning advertised for Ruperet Home with contact Ph. VI 38-5141. The terse notice suggests a local home feature or service promotion.
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Rumsey
Ruperet Home
Clear Skies Forecast for Lawrence and Statewide
Clear to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecast for Lawrence tonight and Saturday. Lows in the upper 50s tonight with highs in the 70s Saturday, statewide lows from 44 to 60, no rain in the last 24 hours, and a five day outlook showing highs upper 70s and lows mid 50s with up to three quarters of an inch of rain.
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Lawrence Area
Weather Bureau
Goodland
Hill City
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