Agnew Attacks TV Networks Over News Bias in Des Moines
Vice President Spiro Agnew assailed network television for biased coverage and a small group of commentators who he said shape what 70 million Americans hear about the president. He urged responsibility without censorship while warning against government control of news.
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Spiro Agnew
Des Moines
Nixon
Vietnam
Agnew
U.S
Washington
New York City
Chicago
Stokely Carmichael
150 in Parade for Peace Protest in Lawrence Kansas
About 150 people braved cold to march down Massachusetts Street to Central Park in a Parade for Peace. The Lawrence Committee for Peace in Vietnam organized the event with a speak-in at South Park as moratorium activities protested the war.
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Massachusetts Street
South Park
Central Park
Lawrence Committee For Peace
Vietnam
Patriots For Peace
Journal-World
Open house displays art and projects at Bess Stone Center
Lawrence events include an open house 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Bess Stone Activity Center 745 Ohio showcasing adult and youth projects. The center and the Douglas County Association for Retarded Children sponsor the event. Public Works Director George Williams cites November 25 as the target date for unveiling the five year street improvement plan. The Kansas pheasant season opens east of US 81 today with a daily bag limit of three cocks and quail bag limit of eight. Lawrence police investigated 11 minor accidents Friday with no serious injuries.
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Bess Stone
Ohio
Douglas County Association For Retarded Children
Public Works
George Williams
16th Century Painting Found in Edinburgh Auction
Art teacher Rosemary Cattrell inherited a painting she planned to sell for 48 dollars to put toward a used car deposit. Sothebys valued The Temptation of Eve at about 100000 dollars, calling it a major postwar discovery. The work is attributed to Hans Balung and will be auctioned on December 3.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Rosemary Cattrell
Sotheby's
Eve
Rice of Baldwin Charged in Burn Attack
Ales C. Rice, 54, Baldwin, jailed on felonious assault charges after allegedly pouring scalding water on his nephew Clarence E. Rice, 23, at their Baldwin home. Clarence treated for first and second degree burns at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Preliminary hearing set for Nov. 21.
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Ales C. Rice
Baldwin
Douglas County
Clarence E. Rice
Clarence Rice
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ales Rice
KU to Meet Needs Of Black Students
Kansas University states it will meet the needs of black students within the existing structure and staff, not by creating a separate university. The BSU proposed offices of a dean of black students, expanded black studies, and an Afro-American Institute of Research and Community Development, plus Malcolm X Hall, but KU cites a $100 million building need over the next decade and prioritizes integrated programs.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Black Students Union
Darryl Bright
Maywood
Ill
BSU
Bright
Chalmers
Malcolm X Hall
Afro-American Institute
Car Recovered and Stolen Vehicles Reported
Police recovered a 1955 car owned by John W. Clifford at 5 p.m. Friday in the 1300 block of Rhode Island after a woman reported the vehicle parked there for two weeks and the plates altered. A second stolen vehicle, a 1969 foreign model owned by Robert C. Fry, was taken from 1347 Mass. between 4 and 5 a.m. today with the ignition key left in place.
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John W. Clifford
Miss. St
Rhode Island
Robert C. Fry
Prairie
Mass
Fire crews respond to chimney blaze at Vogel home
Lawrence fire department was dispatched to John Vogel on Rt. 4 at 11 36 a m Friday to investigate smoke seen between chimney bricks. No damage occurred.
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Lawrence
John Vogel
Rt. 4
Lawrence Arts Calendar Highlights From KU and Community
Lawrence Memorial Hospital events start November 5 with prints and exhibits at KU Museum of Art and Spencer Library. Highlights include medieval works, journalism displays, Fulbright era film and music programs, theater at University Theatre, and a reception for The Working Hypothesis.
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Lawrence Banks
Robert O. Wright
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Judith Philgreen
KU Museum of Art
Spencer Library
Thomas Bewick
North Gallery
John Brown
Kansas
Sharpe
Kansas Union
John Wilson
Douglas County Historical Society
Haskell Indian Club
Kiowa
Haskell
Vernon Ahrone
Eldridge
Lawrence Community Arts Council
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