Nixon faces mixed national reaction to new war moves
In Washington and across the nation opinions split over President Nixon’s escalation in Indochina. Senators Hartke McGovern and Dole weigh action, while Meany and Booth back support, and Ashbrook Buckley criticize pace and aim for the peace table. Hubert Humphrey halts campaigning to consult leaders.
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McGovern
Nixon
Jerry Gordos
National Peace Action Coalition
Nebraska
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lawrence High Orchestra earns standing ovation at spring concert
About 300 attendees applauded the Lawrence High Orchestra after a formal spring concert at the LHS Auditorium. Conductor Larry Williams reordered the finale, Tschaikowsky’s Finale From Symphony No 4, op. 36, prompting strong audience reaction. Soloists included Jean Clyatt French horn Bruce Flanders Cecily Carters John Retherford and Sally Fessler. Overture Waterlow Park by John Pozdro highlighted the premier. The group is invited to a national music clinic in Chicago next December and seeks $7 000 for costs.
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Lawrence High Orchestra
LHS
Larry Williams
Tschaikowsky
Jéan Clyatt
Bruce Flanders
Cecily Carters
John Retherford
Sally Fessler
Cou U
Chicago
State to Study Farm Lab Costs at Fort Hays
Topeka Kansas AP The Legislative Post Audit Committee directs the State Controller to create a Special account for Fort Hays State College farm laboratory to identify its functions and costs. The lab has been funded from other school accounts as officials weigh whether agriculture programs should stay given Kansas State University offers broader instruction. The state auditor notes cost data for programs is hard to obtain.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Legislative Post Audit Committee
Fort Hays State ‘College
Fort Hays State
Kansas State University
Prof Receives Grant for Nervous Tissue Energy Study
Frederick E. Samson Jr., professor of physiology at Kansas University, received a U S Public Health Service grant to study energy metabolism of nervous tissue. Recommended by the National Advisory Committee of the National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke, the grant provides 35 842 dollars to support research through March 1974.
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Frederick E. Samson Jr
Kansas University
The
U.S. Public Health Service
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke
Samson
La Crosse girl saves brother earns state lifesaving award
Tammy Bunker 12 performed mouth to mouth resuscitation on her brother Tom 13 in a car en route to hospital last June. A doctor credited her quick thinking with saving his life as he recovered from aspiration pneumonia. Tammy received the Kansas Funeral Directors Association State Hero Award at a Wichita convention with Tom presenting the plaque and giving a kiss.
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LA Crosse Kan
la Crosse
Kansas Funeral Directors Association
Tammy Bunker
Tom
Tammy
Thomas Bunker
The
Funeral Directors Association
Wichita
Bunkers
Bunker
Four KU faculty win NEH fellowships for 1972 73
Four Kansas University faculty members receive National Endowment for the Humanities NEH fellowships for 1972 73. John P Farrell Earl Leban and William M Tuttle Jr join David Katzman as KU recipients among seven Kansas scholars chosen nationwide.
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Kansas University
National Endowment For the Humanities
NEH
Kansas
Dole Calls Action Bold Move by Nixon
Senator Bob Dole praised President Nixon's decision to block escalation in North Vietnam as bold and necessary. He told an audience that re election was secondary to U S credibility and criticized TV reporters for premature analysis while noting North Vietnam gains in public relations.
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Kansas City
Nixon
North Vietnam
Bob Dole
Kansas
National Republican
Dole
Builders Association
United States
Jury orders doctor to pay for unplanned baby damages
In Wichita, a Sedgwick County jury awarded $6,725 against Dr. Ruth Sisk Petterson in a suit by Mrs. Jesse C. Fulmer claiming unplanned child damages from a birth control prescription. Syntex Laboratories Inc. was found blameless. Judge James V. Riddel Jr. noted it was the first case of this type tried in Kansas.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County District Court
Ruth Sisk Petterson
Syntex Laboratories Inc
Palo Alto, Calif
Jesse C. Fulmer
Arcadia
Petterson
The
Drug Company
Fulmer
Dr. Petterson
Gary Ohls
KU Council Plans Parking Discussion
The Kansas University Council will meet at 3 30 p m Thursday in 108 Blake Hall to discuss proposed changes in campus parking regulations. The agenda includes approval of committee membership for next year. The meeting was called by the Senate Executive Committee to review the EU Parking and Traffic Board proposal and make recommendations to Chancellor Laurence Chalmers.
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Kansas University Council
Blake Hall
Senate Executive Committee
EU Parking and Traffic Board
Laurence Chalmers
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George Meany
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Arch Booth
Meany
Ures
John Ashbrook
Ohio
James Buckley
Rcon
N.Y
Hanoi
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Ashbrook
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John Pozdro
England
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W. Keith Weltmer
Shih Tzu
Carol Luff
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Journal- World Photo
Elder Bunker
Royal Plumbing & Heating Co
Tom. Pyle
the Gardenland
Amana
Fulmers
KU Council
Orley
Decorating Center, Inc
E. 22Nd St
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Bill Keefer
Norman
Pod" Miller Lawrence
Lawrence
Human Resources Office
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Super Chef
Iowa
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