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Lawrence Daily Journal-World publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription options include carrier 1.72 per month or 20.76 per year and mail rates 10 per year in Douglas and nearby counties or 15 per year elsewhere in the United States.
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Armed Cornell Insurrection Sparks Nationwide Alarm
The piece condemns the Cornell faculty surrender during an armed protest by about 100 Afro American Society members in Ithaca. It warns of spreading armed militancy, notes negoti ation papers signed under threat, cites prior faculty vote against militants, and calls for enforcing existing laws and bold action to prevent future campus violence.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
Cornell
Cushing Stout
Perkins
Afro-American Society
AAS
New York City
Free Breakfast Drive Targets Hungry Schoolchildren
Black Panther groups in the United States back a free breakfast program for needy children to prevent hunger and aid better mornings at school. Critics say it highlights the system’s failings, while supporters note funds flow into meals and related efforts. Des Moines hosts a Panthers breakfast project, prompting reflection on government action versus grassroots initiative.
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U.S
Black Panthers
Des Moines
the Tribune
Presidential aide promotes preventive medicine to curb hospital costs
John G. Veneman, undersecretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, proposes block grants to help states expand outpatient clinics, neighborhood health centers, skilled nursing homes, and extended care facilities. He argues these measures would balance the health system and provide care when and where needed at lower cost. Officials note current gaps in access and funding.
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John G. Veneman
Health, Education, and Welfare
Veneman
Call for balance in medical programs to cut costs
Health leaders urge shift from hospital centered care to interim non hospital agencies to ease rising costs. Since 1950 generic price index up 48 percent while health care up 105 percent and hospital charges up 321 percent. Preventive medicine could lower future costs as agencies expand.
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Veneman
Market Again Goes Ahead
New York AP reports the stock market surged with record volume and a 16.08 point Dow rise the busiest four hour session in history. Analysts offer explanations from peace hopes to inflation, while noting simple view: the American economy remains vigorous and many Americans expect advances ahead.
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New York
Wall Street
Pentagon
Most Representative Young Teacher Named in Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees select Lucille Pennel first grade teacher at Sunset Hill as Most Representative Young Teacher in the Lawrence School system. KU swimmers Robert Billings and Lynn Kindred share Phog Allen award for scholarship with national ATO honor. Lance Johnson and Raymond Nichols elected to Sachem at KU. 25 years ago notes: meat rationing eased yet rabies near Vinland caused dog ties. 4 449 water accounts at City Hall. Douglas Fairbanks in The Iron Mask drew crowds. Judge John Q Norton aged 87 longtime probate judge. Pi Phi Alumnae and Founders Day included an oriental rug gift.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Lucille Pennel
Sunset Hill
Lawrence
Robert Billings
ATO
Lynn Kindred
Phog Allen
KU Basketeers
Lance Johnson
Wymore, Neb
Raymond Nichols
Vinland
Douglas Fairbanks
John Q. Norton
Douglas County
Pi Phi
Today’s Bible Message Urges Wise Use of Time
A devotional note quotes Ephesians 5 16 urging readers to make the best use of their time amid difficulties. A short prayer asks God to help seize opportunities and not waste the daily riches of life.
Crisis reflections on the Pueblo incident and Korea
A column assesses the Pueblo shootdown aftermath, noting public apathy, U S restraint, and the risk of capitulation shaping U S power. It cites Nixon critique, Vietnam/ Cold War influences, and argues Korea’s limits and new frontier in international law and technology.
Cornell Campus Turmoil Highlights Administrative Dilemma
At Cornell University in Ithaca New York the late 1960s turmoil culminated in campus clashes as President James A Perkins faced militant demands from black students. Demonstrations, building takeovers, and clashes with faculty occurred amid allegations of permissiveness and coerced concessions.
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Depsite
Cornell
James A. Perkins
Canada
New York
Perkins
Paroled Wife in 1959 Murder Case Released
Carole Tregoff, linked with Dr. R Bernard Finch in the 1959 socialite murder, was paroled from the California Institution for Women in Corona. The 31 year old receptionist was sentenced April 17, 1961 and left the prison Thursday at 7 30 a m CDT after a parole hearing.
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Corona
Calif
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
California Institution For Women
Iverne Carter
Women’s Prison
Miss Tregoff
Trial of Pope Costs 33300 in Nebraska Case
The Pope bank robbery killings trial in Big Springs Nebraska, begun in 1965, has cost the federal government at least 32772.38 dollars. Prosecutors have spent 10084.34 dollars on witnesses and 7042.30 dollars in juror fees. Defense fees and expenses total 1378.15 dollars. Transcript fees amount to 2231.90 dollars and two court-appointed lawyers have earned 12007.89 dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Duane Earl Pope
Big Springs
Pope
U.S. District Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Peruvian Judge Held Over Diamonds Smuggling Attempt
Justice Felix Portocarrero Olave, 54, a member of Peru's Supreme Court, was arrested at Kennedy Airport for allegedly attempting to smuggle diamonds valued over 100000 dollars from Israel. He was arraigned and released on custodian supervision of the Peruvian consul general pending grand jury action.
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New York
Felix Portocarrero Olave
Peru
United States
Israel
Portocarrero
Kennedy
Malpractice Costs Rise as Suits Increase Across U S
Doctors face higher malpractice insurance premiums and larger awards as malpractice suits surge. One in six of about 300 000 U S doctors faced a suit, with premiums up 47 percent and many insurers pulling back or canceling policies.
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United States
Bernard D. Hirsh
American Medical Association
Montana
Ohio
Vermont
New Hampshire
Oregon
AMA
Martin
Florida
California
New Mexico
The Studio Book Exposes Hollywood Intrigue and Power
AP reports on John Gregory Dunne’s The Studio a sharp insider look at 20th Century Fox and Hollywood power. The volume details infighting, casting chaos, and high stakes as Rex Harrison Christopher Plummer and others navigate studio politics.
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Hollywood
Farrar, Straus, Giroux
John Gregory Dunne
Lillian Ross
MGM
20Th Century- Fox
Richard Zanuck
Darryl F. Zanuck
Dunne
Zanuck
Doctor Dolittle
Minneapolis
Ronald Regan
Sophie the Seal
Gub- Gub ‘the Pig
Sonny and Cher
Rex Harrison
Harriman Says Vietnamese Problems Must Be Solved Locally
Los Angeles AP Harriman, chief negotiator at Paris peace talks, said Vietnam issues must be handled by Vietnamese themselves and that no settlement will occur until Vietnamese sit and work it out. He blamed South Vietnam for delaying talks by disputing the conference table’s shape.
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Los Angeles
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Paris
Harriman
National Liberation Front
Saigon
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