Ellsworth to Speak at Westminster College Saturday
Robert Ellsworth special assistant to President Nixon and newly named U S ambassador to the NATO council will address Westminster College alumni at 2 p m Saturday in Champ Auditorium. The program marks Churchill Week following the Churchill Memorial and Library dedication and recalls Churchill's 1946 Curtain address that sparked the St Mary Aldermanbury relocation project to Westminster College.
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Fulton
Robert Ellsworth
Nixon
U.S
Council of NATO
Westminster College
Ellsworth
Churchill
Churchill Memorial
Kansas
NATO
Champ Auditorium
Washington
United States
Winston Churchill
Church of St. Mary, Aldermanbury
London
Atlantic
Christopher Wren
Right to Work Group Seeks Sunflower Jurisdiction Move
The DeSoto Sunflower plant group appeals to the Defense Department to cede Sunflower complex jurisdiction back to Kansas. Ace Helmick says state right to work protections could apply if federal jurisdiction ends. The effort followed a vetoed 1969 Kansas bill and questions from Atty Gen Frizzell on exclusive federal jurisdiction.
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Topeka
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
Kan
Defense Department
Kansas
Agar
Ace) Helmick
Ie Defense Department
Sunflower Employe Group
Kansas Right To Work Organization
Kent Frizzell
Helmick
State of
Lawrence University bids low on Green Hall reroof
Wardlow Roofing of Topeka was the apparent low bidder Thursday for reroofing Green Hall at the University of Kansas. The bid totaled 12 456 dollars. Green Hall houses the KU law school. In Lawrence, 700 attended the opening night of Carousel at Lawrence High School with a final performance to follow. Director Charles Olson praised the student performers and noted few seats remained for tonight.
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Wardlow Roofing
Topeka
Green Hall
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Law School
Lawrence High School
Charles Olson
Man Tracks Suspected Burglars After Misplaced Wives Absence
A 66 year old resident in the 1100 block of Tennessee awakened at about 10:30 p.m. to find his wife missing and, armed with a .38 pistol, accosted two young men. The older man attempted to break into a nearby house, fired three shots, then learned his wife was safe and calmed down. No charges were filed by noon. Lawrence police logged nine thefts including stereo thefts from cars and a pistol stolen from a service station.
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Tennessee
Tenn. St
Rick Hensely
N. Y. St
Linda Wisdom
Learnard St
N. Y. Street
Weldon Scott
Jayhawk
Apco
W. 6Th St
Charles Brewer
R. J. St
E. 10Th Street
Alan Damian
15Th St
Robert Amborn
W. 9Th St
Glenda Vigola
Bellas Hess Co
Mass St
Young Soldier Faces Charge For Murders
A 22 year old soldier, Pfc. Michael Harold Sweetser, was returned to Kansas City to face two murder warrants for the April 30 stabbing deaths of Miss Barbara Coughlin, 22, and Miss Mary Ann Adler, 20, in a blood spattered duplex. Sweetser, a Kansas City native, had served in Korea and was on leave from Ft. Carson Colorado when authorities say the killings occurred.
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Kansas City
Michael Harold Sweetser
Harry Davis
Sweetser
Barbara Coughlin
Mary Ann Adler
Miss Coughlin
Miss Adler
Korea
Ft. Carson
Universities Face Decades of Damage from Student Riots
Washington AP reports Columbia University professor Jacques Barzun warned that American universities may not recover for decades from the damage caused by student militants. He urged strong measures to curb student despotism and criticized demands to change curricula and grading. Seymour Lipset of Harvard called the campus unrest a political phenomenon part of a global crisis of authority.
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Washington
Columbia University
Jacques Barzun
American University
House
Barzun
Seymour Martin Lipset
Harvard University
Minor Injuries to 2 Youths In Separate Auto Accidents
Two Kansas University students suffered minor injuries in separate accidents. Michael J. Sullivan, 19, was a passenger in a two car crash at 1301 Iowa St. in Lawrence. Gregory W. Keffer and Stephen G. Dickerson were involved in another collision at Emery Rd. and Sigma Nu Place. Elaine Blank and Armond McCunniff also collided near 6th and Tenn Sts. A Roberts vehicle backed into a gas pump at Hillcrest Service.
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Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Michael J. Sullivan
W. Campus Rd
Iowa St
Lawrence
Patrick C. Geery
Campus Rd
Gregory W. Keffer
Mitchell St
Keffer
Elaine L. Blank
Owens Lane
Armond W. McCunniff
Kansas City
6Th and Tenn. Sts
McCunniff
David D. Roberts
Rockledge Rd
Hillcrest Standard Service
9Th
Iowa Sts
12 KU Leaders Protest Statement From Student Body
The group denounces the actions of a small student segment as unrepresentative of democratic society. The protest cites contempt for fellow students’ rights and is signed by multiple campus leaders across student government, press, and residence organizations for 1968 69.
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Clyde Toland
Sachem
Kyle Vann
Kansas Engineer
Chris Saricks
University Review
Kay Harris
Associated Women Students
Elaine Greenock
Mortar Board
Pete Woodsmall
Mark Retonde
IFC
Mary Ann Boyle
Butch Lockard
Association of University Residence Halls
Chuck Loveland
Barbara Blee
Panhellenic Association
Clif Conrad
KU Senate Adopts Freedom Policy Emphasizing Free Speech
The Council of the Kansas University Senate approved a resolution defending freedom of speech and peaceable assembly for all, urging faculty and students to uphold these rights amid campus disruptions by militant groups. It warns violence threatens academic freedom and educational opportunity.
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Council of the
Kansas University Senate
Council of the University Senate
Center to Open For Orientation at Kansas University
The oldest continuously operated foreign student Orientation Center in the United States will open at Kansas University for six weeks through Sept 3 funded by a 35670 grant from the U S Department of State. J A Toni Buzzle, professor of German and associate dean, founder, will direct the program.
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United States
Kansas University
U.S. Department of State
J. A
Toni’ Buzzle
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Ohio Twisters Leave 2 Dead and 400 Homeless
Tornadoes swept across Ohio killing two people and injuring dozens, leaving about 400 homeless and causing millions in damage. Gov. Rhodes visited Kettering and Cadiz areas to assess disaster needs as homes and a nursing facility were damaged.
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Ohio
Kettring, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Kettering
Cadiz
Dayton
Rhodes
Tappan Lake
Here
Harry Fogie
Jefferson D. Miller
Alexandria
Columbus
Greene County
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Haverstick
Surface Leaves KU for Vanderbilt Leadership Role
Surface announces departure from the University of Kansas to become chancellor at Vanderbilt, citing opportunity to help design a new graduate management program. He earned a BA and MA from KU, an MBA from Harvard, and a Doctor of Commercial Science from Harvard. he previously served as dean, then provost, at KU. He and his wife have five children, with two sons in college or military service and three younger children in local schools.
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Chalmers
Vanderbilt
Surface
Salina
Harvard University
Harvard
Harvard Business School
Business School
Wescoe
Bloomingdale’s
New York City
Richard
Minnesota University
Dan
U.S. Navy
John
Central Junior High School
Tom
Pinckney School
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John W. Scanlan
Central Park
8Th and
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Beaver Creek Township
Colo
California
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Dickerson
Thrasher
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