Laird Warns NATO Allies of Troop Cut
U S Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warned NATO allies in Brussels that a Mansfield plan to cut U S forces in Europe could reappear during budget talks. He urged allies to maintain strength for meaningful talks with Moscow and noted some allies lag in defense commitments while Germany’s Schmidt urged greater cooperation.
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Britain
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Police Quiet Disturbances At Wichita Schools
Police were called to several Wichita public schools on the last day of classes to quell minor fights. At Wichita East High six girls not students were taken to the juvenile section after a front of school fight, with classes dismissed for summer. Police said disturbances occurred at other schools this week and some students were sent home for not attending.
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Wichita East High School
East High
Dickinson Named Dean of Kansas Law School
Dickinson Jr a third generation KU trained lawyer succeeds Blades as dean after Blades resigns Aug 1 to become Iowa’s law dean. Chancellor Chalmers announced the appointment at the Board of Regents meeting in Topeka. Dickinson joins KU faculty 1967 with degrees from Kansas Michigan Stanford and 1964 JD editor Michigan Law Review. Clark named associate dean. both bring Denver practice and teaching credits.
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Kansas School of Law
Lawrence Blades
University of Iowa
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Board of Regents
Topeka
Barkley Clark
Francis H. Heller
KU Law
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Amherst College
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Wichita
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Tragic Wuppertal Train Crash Kills 45 Students
Forty five people including 45 schoolchildren and five adults died in a head on collision between a passenger railbus and a freight train near Wuppertal Oberbarmen and Radevormwald. At least 24 more were seriously injured. An investigation follows reports that a station master may have signaled the approaching train, which he denies. The victims were seniors from Radevormwalder junior school returning from Bremen.
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Wuppertal
Germany
Oberbarmen
Radevormwald
Radevormwalder
Heaters for Repair Requested at 2525 Iowa
A public helper notice invites residents to bring heaters for repair and cleaning on May 29 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 2525 Iowa. The adv notes this community service event and provides the address for drop-off and service.
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Coleman
Gibson's
Iowa
Small JFK Rite Grows Into Event
In Philadelphia a 7-year-old boy began a birthday observance for John F. Kennedy in 1964 with a photo, roses and a flag on his Northeast Philadelphia lawn. By 1968 neighbors joined, and now a 10-piece church band and an American Legion poetry reading are planned with local officials and veterans groups expected to attend.
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John L. Tohanczyn
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Kennedy
American Legion Post
Young Tohanczyn
Mass slayings toll reaches twenty in Yuba City area
Sheriff Roy D Whiteaker announced twenty bodies unearthed in orchards near Yuba City with more expected. Victims were men, mostly Caucasian and aged 40 to 63, many itinerant workers. Juan V Corona is jailed on ten murder counts.
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Juan V. Corona
Corona
Feather River
Sacramento Valley
Justice Court
Rain Forecast Repeats Tonight and Saturday
Weather service predicts more showers for tonight and Saturday with a 50 percent chance on Saturday. Memorial Day weekend may see wet conditions as highs reach the 70s and lows around 55 to 62.
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U S Aids Fight Of Cambodians At Sauol Town
Saigon reports allied air support helped South Vietnamese forces clash with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong for a third day around Sauol in Cambodia. Casualties claimed include over 400 enemy killed, with Saigon acknowledging some figures may be inflated. South Vietnamese losses numbered in the low dozens.
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Sauol
South Vietnam
Highlands
A Shau
Regents approve 1972 budgets plan for Kansas universities
The Kansas Board of Regents approved fiscal 1972 operating budgets for six state colleges and outlined steps to seek funds for fiscal 1973 from the Legislature. KU’s budget totals 42.28 million with 22.57 million from general revenue, and enrollment is expected to rise by 632 to 18,439 on the Lawrence campus. The board also set guidelines for 1973 requests, including faculty and classified staff targets, salary increases, and a five percent rise in operating expenditures.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Lawrence
University
Local Forecast Rain Tonight and Saturday
Rain is expected tonight and Saturday across the region with steadier showers possible in southern areas. Temperatures will dip into the low 40s at night and rise to the mid 50s to near 60 during the day. motorists should plan for slick roads and brief delays on low-lying streets.
Russell Stover Candies at Key Rexall Ad
Local advertisement lists Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall in one day sale. Hours run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Addresses show 2525 Lowa for event pickup or location. Inventory unspecified.
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Rexall
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