Kansas University campus moratorium draws 200 for antiwar rally
Don Baldwin of the Wesley Foundation told KU students that nothing must deter efforts to end the war as about 200 people gathered at Wescoe Hall site for a national day of moratorium protest. The event included a peace vigil before Strong Hall, a gift from faculty, and many classes canceled amid a holidaylike campus atmosphere.
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Wescoe
Baldwin
Vietnam
Strong Hall
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Laurence Chalmers
Wescoe Hall
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Agnew and Scott Link Reds to Vietnam Moratorium
Vice President Agnew and Senate Leader Scott, with White House backing, warn communists are exploiting the Vietnam moratorium. Sen Allott ties the demonstrations to leftist groups and a East Berlin peace conference. Nixon letters support peaceful dissent as Hanoi urges a total U.S. withdrawal.
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Moratorium Day Observed Amid Peace Protests Nationwide
Daylong protests on campuses and streets nationwide depicted a generally peaceful Moratorium Day. Readings of Vietnam war casualties occurred from Ohio State University to Trinity Church. New York City Hall wore mourning colors while leaders attended services.
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Vietnam
Ohio State University
Columbus
Trinity Church
New York
Wall Street Financial District
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Mario Procaccino
Weather shifts as cold snap ends with mixed forecasts
Forecasters expect warmer highs around the upper 50s to near 60 in parts of the state but lingering frost and scattered snow showers persist. Northwestern Kansas braces for up to 11 inches of new snow tonight while Lawrence sees only a chance of showers and cooler 40s. Clouds to clear by Thursday with eastern Kansas likely spared from heavy snow.
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Soviet Open Solar Research Program Amid Space Aircraft Flight
Russia’s space week widens with a new solar research program tied to an unmanned satellite while Soyuz 6 7 and 8 continue their complex manned flight. Tass says the cosmonauts feel fine as they conduct earth observations and weather studies. The report notes possible space welding tasks requiring cosmonaut-assemblymen to work outside the ships for long periods.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Pacific
Atlantic
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Soldiers wear black bands in Vietnam protest amid war
In Vietnam near Da Nang a platoon from the American Division patrol wore black arm bands to show sympathy with U S antiwar protests in the United States. Lt Jesse Rosen of New York City said he wore the band to back home demonstrations while Gen Abrams noted the protest would not affect battlefield obligations. Four Americans were wounded and two Viet Cong were killed in a clash reported by AP photographer Charles Ryan. Thieu cautioned protests could prolong the war and some South Vietnamese lawmakers urged full debate on the demonstrations.
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Associated . Press
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Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnamese
House of Representatives
Steiger Calls For Sudden Major Escalation To End War
Rep. Sam Steiger and 14 Republican colleagues urge Nixon to authorize a sudden major escalation in Vietnam. The letter demands full bombing of North Vietnam including river dikes to force victory and end the war, arguing half-hearted efforts won't win.
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R-Ariz
Vietnam
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Maryland
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ALZA Affair Sets Stage for KU Bright Future
The dedication of the Institut A Pharmaceutical Chemistry at KU signals a new era for Lawrence and the university. Leaders from ALZA and KU outline plans for a world center in basic pharmaceutical research, with Drs Selye Kornberg and Zaffaroni among speakers.
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KU Institute
Alza Corporation
Palo Alto
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November Finish Eyed For LMH Hospital Expansion
Lawrence Memorial Hospital aims for a mid November move in date for its 42 bed extended care facility. LMH administrator Charles Denniston called the new deadline optimistic as electrical work ends this week and mechanical work by early next week. Beds arrive Friday with furnishings due Nov 1 as contractors and board weigh open house plans for Nov 16 prior to patient transfer.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Charles Denniston
Denniston
Shultz Loses bid to reveal ROTC disruptors names
In Topeka State Sen. Shultz failed to attach an amendment forcing release of the 21 names punished in secret by the EU Disciplinary Board for last May ROTC disturbance. The committee instead limited disclosure to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation only if requested.
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Reynolds. Shultz
Lawrence
Shultz
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas Senate
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
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Schultz
Funeral Home Directors Fred and Oscar Rumsey
Hulaiey funeral home owners Fred and Oscar Rumsey are named in the notice. The brief item references VI SebL11 and a local obituary context on page 18.
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