New CCNY President Vows Order Amid Campus Protests
Acting CCNY President Joseph J. Copeland vows to keep police on Harlem campus while negotiating with Negro and Puerto Rican students. He opposes racial quotas, favors remedial programs, and faces a student strike supported by minority faculty and 200 white instructors.
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City College of New York
Harlem
Joseph J. Copeland
Buell G. Gallagher
Marietta College
Marietta
Ohio
Copeland
City College
Fac
Rockets Hit Air Base During Enemy Attacks Near Saigon
rockets struck Tan Son Nhut air base outside Saigon during a second night of hostilities. military sources report no immediate damage or casualties from the 107mm rockets used in the attack.
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Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
da Nang
South Vietnam
U.S
1St Air Cavalry
Skeet Elected Eagles Leader
Alfred D. Skeet of 1st and Mich streets was elected Worthy President of the Eagles Lodge with a full slate of officers chosen to be installed June 1 for one year. Past president is LeRoy Bateson, about four miles away.
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Alfred D. Skeet
1St
Mich. Sts
The
Eagles Lodge
Arne
Skeet
Porter Hunt
Francis Ludvicek
William Dockery
William Lohman
Charles Alldredge
Harold Kruil
Vick Schlup
Lane Collins
LeRoy Bateson
Lawrence high school closes Carousel after near full house
About 950 attended Fridays closing night performance with nearly 1,500 viewing the two night run starting Thursday. Director Charles Olson praised the students for a supreme effort while noting both tears and laughter.
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Lawrence High School
Charles Olson
Shooting Mishap Hospitalizes Man in Lawrence
Andrew Bowlin, 36, of 1132 Conn. St., is in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a gunshot wound to the right side suffered about 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Police say the wound was accidental, caused when Charles J. Hill pulled a .32 caliber revolver from his pocket. Hill, 35, of 1809 Tenn. St., had bought the gun earlier that day. The shooting occurred in Hill's car. exact location not released.
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Andrew Bowlin
Conn. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Bowlin
Charles J. Hill
Tenn. St
Hill
War games disrupt Kansas Union disciplinary hearings
Three students were charged with disrupting a seminar during the campus war games at the Kansas Union. Richard Atkinson Belleville senior William K Berkowitz New York City senior and Donald Jenkins Kansas City Mo junior were to face the Disciplinary Board Thursday but hearings were interrupted by dissident students.
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Kansas Union
Richard Atkinson
Belleville
William K. Berkowitz
New York City
Donald Jenkins
Kansas City
APRN Cotes Goh Trotie ar a WwaEy
As readable fragments show an APRN Cotes Goh Trotie in a war of words with authorities. The piece hints at public unrest and political tension surrounding police actions and civic oversight.
Kansas Retriever Tops Dog Show at Lawrence Kennel Club
Cheyenne Golden's King Johan the Golden Retriever won best of show at the Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club event with 1 006 entries at the County Fairgrounds. Obedience honors went to Cavalier's Carlette with a perfect 200.
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Cheyenne Golden
King John
Wichita
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Cheyenne Golden Kennels of
Gordon Parham
Tom Leasure
County Fairgrounds
Topeka
Gas leak escape sparks near Mass Street apartment
A plugged iron in Tim Forcade’s apartment at 714 Mass St overheated and smoked prompting a Lawrence fire department response at 4 10 p m Saturday. Firemen later washed gasoline from the alley west of the 600 block of Mass St around 9 55 p m Saturday after a suspected car backed into an iron post rupturing a gas tank and driving away.
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Tim Forcade
Mass
Lawrence Fire Department
Hospital births listed for multiple residents and relatives
The record lists numerous individuals associated with hospitals and birth announcements including Margaret Hammond Lewis Beurmann Nancy Busse Gordon Evans Vernon Foley Tessye Motley Elizabeth Johnson Robyn Dunhum Robert Schwinn and many others with addresses in Missouri Kansas and Iowa, noting babies born to Rae Gann Patricia Jaimes Linda Illian and several others.
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Margaret Hammond
Baldwin
Lewis Beurmann
Rt. 1
Nancy Busse
Sugar Creek
Gordon Evans
Vernon Foley
Morrill
Andrew Bowlin
Elizabeth Johnson
Eudora
Tessye Motley
Ernest Poland
Kansas City
Citywide drive for KU Progress begins Tuesday
Lawrence launches a citywide campaign to raise gifts for the Kansas University Program for Progress. Leaders Lynn Anderson Fred Six and Al Gallup spearhead divisions. Since 1966 the program has raised over 550000 with Lawrence gifts totaling about 100000 from EU personnel and 450000 from other residents. The goal is 18600000 with five areas including Student Aid Faculty Development campus resources KU Medical School and unrestricted gifts. Pledges from Lawrence residents reach as high as 75000.
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Kansas University Program For Progress
Lynn Anderson
Fred Six
al Gallup
Lawrence
Dolph C. Simons Jr
KU Medical School
Cam
Youths Fined for O'Hare Airport Trespass Incident
Two 20 year old Lawrence Kansas youths John Raymond Brown and Cameron Scott Husty were fined 100 dollars each in circuit court for criminal trespass at O'Hare International Airport. They allegedly started a fire on a Braniff waiting room table and damaged an unattended jet. Judge Saul Epton directed fines be offered to the airline for damages. Lawrence addresses could not be verified.
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Chicago
Lawrence
Kan
O’hare
John Raymond Brown
Cameron Scott Husty
Braniff International Airlines
Saul Epton
Epton
Weekend Accidents Send Four to LMH
Four people were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after weekend incidents investigated by Lawrence police. A child fell from a car at the Plaza Shopping Center. another bicycle collision occurred at Fairlane Street and Maple Lane. a two-vehicle crash on 6th Street left the Browns injured. the other driver fled the scene near a truck stop before being found sleeping five miles away.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Jewell Rogers
Rogers
Rt. 3
Tonganoxie
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