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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1973

Page

7

Philosopher Ricoeur to Speak at KU Lindley Lecture

Paul Ricoeur, philosophy professor at the University of Chicago and the University of Paris, will present KU's Lindley Lecture on What is Dialectics at 8 p.m. in the Kansas Union Big Eight Room. The annual Values of Living lecture honors Ernest Lindley. The talk is open to the public and the address will be published later.

Paul Ricoeur University of Chicago University of Paris Kansas University Lindley Kansas Union Ernest H. Lindley Department of Philosophy Ricoeur Nanterre

Woman Arrested In Oklahoma City On Forged Securities Charges

Marsha Ann Shore 36 was in the Oklahoma County jail awaiting return to Kansas after a federal grand jury in Topeka indicted her on two counts of interstate transportation of forged securities. FBI agents arrested her in Oklahoma City Monday. a bench warrant was issued when she failed to appear.

Oklahoma City Marsha Ann Shore Oklahoma County Kansas Topeka

Dinner Set for 77th Sons and Daughters of New England

The Sons and Daughters of New England plan a 6:30 p.m. dinner on December 11 at Castle Tea Room. Rev. Homer D. Henderson, pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church, will give the address. Henderson is Yale Divinity School graduate. The group comprises Lawrence residents with New England heritage.

the Sons and ‘Daughters of New England Castle Tea Room Homer D.’ Henderson Plymouth Congregational Church Mr. Henderson Yale Divinity School New Haven Conn the Sons and Daughters, of Lawrence Citizens

Wife of Man Burned by Gang Refuses to Aid Authorities

In Fort Lauderdale Florida the black wife of a white man doused with inflammable liquid and set on fire due to a racial attack refuses to help police locate the black assailants. Brian Barfield 33 and Jeral dine Barfield 26 abducted at gunpoint by 11 men. Barfield hospitalized in serious condition while his wife escaped unharmed and reluctant to cooperate.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Gary O’ Connor Brian Barfield Jeraldine Barfield Holy Cross Hospital

Poll Rates Nixon High In Working for Peace

The Louis Harris poll shows Nixon at 58 percent good to excellent on working for world peace and 32 percent overall approval, with 64 percent fair to poor, and 4 percent undecided. It notes credit for handling the Mideast crisis and 65 percent negative TV appearance ratings.

Nixon New York Louis Harris White House House Harris

KC Policeman Suspended After Fatal Shooting

A Kansas City police officer was suspended as authorities investigate the death of 15 year old Rory L. Lark after Patrolman Joe E. Williams fired a 12 gauge shotgun at three youths fleeing a residence. Police chief Joseph D. McNamara said an impartial probe will be presented to the Jackson County prosecutor for possible charges. Major Elza Hatfield described the officers closing on the house from opposite directions as the trio fled.

Kansas City Rory L. Lark Yvonne Howard Joe E. Williams Joseph D. McNamara Jackson County Prosecutor's Office Williams Roger D. Booth Maj Elza Hatfield Investigations Bureau Hatfield

Energy Powers Approved by Kansas Legislature Panel

A Kansas legislative committee approved an energy emergency act giving the governor power to declare an energy crisis and assign fuel priorities. The governor could curtail energy use, order Sunday closures for businesses, limit gasoline stations, and require reduced heating in offices and plants. The Kansas Corporation Commission would set fuel allocation priorities and monitor supply with periodic reports to the governor.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission Vincent Moore Wichita ECC

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