KU Exhibition Showcases Rejlander Portraits and War Posters
A KU Art Museum display features rare 19th century portraits by Oscar Gustav Rejlander from the Paden collection, alongside World War I posters from the Thayer bequest. Concurrently, Kansas City Art Institute student works are shown downstairs, with curator commentary and a lecture on November 11.
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Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas University
Oscar Gustav Rejlander
England
KU Art Museum
America
Great Britain
Germany
Rejlander
Thayer
Lea Rosson
Kansas University Art Museum
Opinion Polls Show Conflicting Views On Impeachment
Three national polls taken after Nixon fired Archibald Cox yield divergent results on impeachment support. Oliver Quayle reports 44 percent in favor, Gallup finds 28 percent, and Harris shows 63 percent backing resignation or impeachment if tapes prove Watergate involvement.
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Washington
Watergate
Nixon
Oliver Quayle
Archibald Cox
Gallup
Lou Harris
Harris
Angus Campbell
Institute For Social Research
University of Michigan
T-think
Harold Mendelsohn
University of Denver
American Association For Public Opinion Research
White House
Quayle
Fire injures woman in apartment with masked intruders
Gladys Reade of 800 Ohio suffered a heart attack after a Thursday fire in her Lawrence home and was listed in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The blaze caused minor damage and is tied to an apartment occupied by Mary Keenan 19 where two masked intruders reportedly poured a substance on papers and set the fire. Investigating police and firefighters continue the probe.
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Gladys Reade
Ohio
Lawrence’ Memorial Hospital
Mary Keenan
Miss Keenan
Lawrence
Human Skull Found on Wichita Riverbank
Police recover part of a human skull on the Arkansas Riverbank in Wichita. Two teenage boys found the fragment Thursday and investigators seek to identify the deceased, suggesting it may have been carried to shore by last month's floods.
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Wichita
Arkansas River
Wisconsin student Karleton Armstrong jailed for 23 years
Karleton L Armstrong, a former University of Wisconsin student, was sentenced to 23 years for the 1970 campus bombing that destroyed a building and killed a researcher. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and shouted political slogans as supporters disrupted outside. Police reported 150 protesters gathering after the sentencing.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Karleton L. Armstrong
Armstrong
William Sachtsen
Karl
Twenty Two Indicted in Massive Insurance Fraud Case
Los Angeles agents announce a 105 count indictment against three Equity Funding Corp of America executives and 19 other individuals for an eight year scheme. They allegedly created fictitious policies totaling about 430 million dollars in face value and 5.5 million dollars in annual premiums, later sold to other insurers. Seven indicted have surrendered and await bonds up to 25000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Equity Funding Corp. of America
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William D. Paden
Paden
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Padens
Gernsheim
University of Texas
James Enyeart
Enyeart
Raphael
Theodore Wilson
Steve Cromwell
Cromwell
Institute
Kansas City
George Gallup
A News
Meade Hall
Galopes the Great
Nyfim
Sprite
Backdoor
Massachusetts
Bigelow
Tee Pee Junction
Ang
Dewey Richardson
Knights of Columbus
Co-Op Mig
Parents Without Partners
Jim Nell
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Lanny’ Auto Supply Inc
Mass
Legionacres
Pastor Steve Allen
Assembly OF God
Dallas, Texas
Tony Gonzales
Steve
Christ
Little Joe
The
Wisemen
Perry, Ks
Live At the
Flamingo Club
King’s Loafers
Virginia Inn Restaurant
Imperial Palace
Kit Lee
American Foods
Kentucky
Atuck
Topeka
Alabama
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