Police, Students In Stalemate At KU
Police and about 300 demonstrators clashed with plan to clear Strong Hall after a night of protests at the University of Kansas. Officials abandoned a 10 p.m. removal after protesters refused to leave, while about a dozen marchers were arrested in the streets for blocking traffic. One KU freshman Frank M Kline, 20, from McPherson was charged with marijuana possession and released on bond.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas Administration
Strong Hall
University
Arso
Frank M Kline
McPherson
Allen
Field House
Strong
Law
U.S
Vietnam
University Senate
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Douglas County
Draft Board Office
National Guard
Army Reserve Armories
William Albott
Kansas Highway Patrol
Robert Docking
Musgrave
Allen Field House
Donald Brownstein
John Wright
Nixon
United States
Docking Sees Bright Future for Kansas Growth
Governor Robert Docking cites a study forecasting Kansas population rising from 2.2 million in 1970 to over 4.7 million by 2020 and personal income growing from 6 billion in 1965 to 61 billion by 2020. He warns progress depends on Kansas people’s commitment to growth and prosperity.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Jarvin Emerson
More Bodies Recovered At Kellogg Mine Disaster
Rescue teams recovered four more bodies at the Sunshine silver mine, raising the death toll to 51 nine days after the fire. Efforts to reach missing miners at 5,200 feet were slowed by smoke and gas, with sealing work at 3,400, 3,550, and 3,700 feet planned to preserve possible survivors’ escape routes.
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Sunshine Silver
Pittsburgh
L.W. Abel
United Steel Workers of America
Abel
Heltt
Kellogg
Skunk Run Sunday Auction Brings Library Endowment Hope
A lively account of the May 21 Library Endowment auction on the Ottawa Library lawn. The event, a major local effort, aims to fund the library while engaging the community with varied donations from cars to jewelry and even a cow and calf.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Cracky
Skunk Run
City
Ottawa Library
Library Endowment Fund
Nell Barnaby
Library Board
Library of What
Ottawa Library Endowment Fund
Brazil
Gallup
New Mexico
Skunk
Remarks a waiter hears on bill presentation in New York
Hal Boyle reports on a restaurant waiter tired of catchphrases when presenting the bill. He riffs on robberies and expense accounts with the joke about “4 pencil” and a punchline about death by one’s own action, reflecting wariness and urban humor.
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New York
Wage Hike With Coverage Faces House Opposition
Washington AP reports a $2 minimum wage likely to pass the House while a plan to extend coverage to 5.8 million workers meets strong resistance. Two bills would raise the current $1.60 rate, but coverage expansion faces hurdles.
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Washington
House
Democratic
Education and Labor Committee
Republican Southern Democratic Coalition
John N. Ehrlenborn
Ehrlenborn
John B. Anderson
R-Ill
John Dent
D-Pa
One Survivor In Murders Shocks Kansas City
In Kansas City a medical technician Virgil Reynolds killed his wife Gloria and four children, wounded another daughter, and killed himself after setting fires in the home. Firemen found the bloodstained house with multiple stab wounds and gunshots as police list the victims and survivors including 9-year-old Patricia who was in critical condition.
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Kansas City
Virgil L. Reynolds
Gloria Reynolds
Alia
Yvetta
Carlotta
Reynolds
Patricia
General Hospital
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