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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1969
Page
5
A May 8 poll at the Kansas University Union gathers student and graduate opinions on responses to campus disruptions such as the April 29 ROTC inspection. Respondents discuss suspending federal aid, legal action, jail, probation, or campus discipline, with varied views on rights and government pressure.
A 14th century French sculpture presumed to depict the Virgin will headline an exhibition at the Kansas University Museum of Art. The show, featuring works acquired in the last two years, opened with a reception Sunday and will include campus drawings and paintings alongside the sculpture.
The column lists Sun signs with daily guidance from Aries through Pisces. Read for general vibes on mood, actions, and cautions, with focus on social plans, finances, and personal interactions.
Mrs Richard M Nixon hosted a White House luncheon for the Senate Ladies Red Cross Group she led as vice president’s wife. Attending were Mrs Spiro T Agnew and the wives of two former vice presidents Mrs Henry A Wallace and Mrs Hubert H Humphrey.
Twelve members of Lawrence High School's Task Force urged the Unified School District 497 board to add tennis courts and a swimming pool near the campus. They estimated a 260000 cost based on Shawnee Mission South figures. The group argued these facilities would benefit aging participants in the community. Board President James Owens cited past attempts blocked by state limits on city school cooperation and funding needs.
Ten blasts rocked Eugene downtown over two hours injuring none and causing light damage to five buildings including a bank a church a newspaper office a state building and a University of Oregon facility. Police noted no panic and no clear link to a campus protest event.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, returning from a nine day Latin American tour, urged cooperation on mutual problems. He noted student demonstrations in several capitals and said exports and lower U.S. tariffs are common concerns. He plans three more trips visiting all countries except Cuba.
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