KU Summer at a Glance to Draw Thousands to Campus
About 7,000 visitors are expected for KU Summer Extension activities alongside 5,800 in the summer session. Programs run June through August with music and art camps, computer earth science institute, Boys and Girls State, Explorer Scout conference, student council workshop, and Sigma Chi leadership, drawing participants from high school students and adults. Russell L. Wiley notes total summer enrollment near 2,000 for camps.
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GM Surge Boosts Auto Industry In First Part Of May
Detroit AP reports a strong May 1 10 period with GM leading a 24 percent jump in U S auto sales to 253 949 cars from 193 306 year earlier aided by an extra selling day nine days this year versus eight. GM set a 149 798 record for a 10 day span.
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Bowdoin Faculty Votes to End Mandatory Daily Chapel
Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, votes to drop compulsory daily chapel for students, a move announced by college officials. The decision alters a long standing campus routine and reflects evolving student life policies.
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Captain Accused Of Refusal To Teach Special Forces Medics
Army Captain Howard Levy, 30, a dermatology chief at Ft. Jackson, faces court martial after witnesses say he refused direct orders to train Green Beret medics and urged Negro soldiers to avoid Vietnam. Trial recessed to Monday with prosecutors and defense clashing over free speech and prejudice claims.
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Aircraft Losses Reported Over Vietnam War
The USS Command said 1 035 American planes and helicopters were lost in combat over North and South Vietnam. In the north 539 fixed wing aircraft and 16 fighter bombers were downed by gunners and MIGs, while five helicopters were lost. In the south 177 fixed wing aircraft and 314 helicopters were downed by small arms and .50 caliber guns.
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