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By DAN MYSOCK Incorporated, was founded last fall by the dust which greet passersby on program officials to determine .‘
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A snag has hit this semester’s efforts to launch then the Wildcat has been published with funds are the side effects of part of the interior. The plans are not
the Kentucky Wildcat on its journalistic way. from advertising revenue and contributions. building restoration under way. definite. but the air—conditioning '. ‘ ._ J
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weekly newspaper, suspended publication Monday A survey was published late last semester to sandblasted and remodeled. is one—third of the $300.0ti0 i ' ,
night “because of a lack of qualified staff determine how effiently the Wildcat served UK. slated to house the Student allocated forthe refurbishing. ' .
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reason for the suspended publications was a lack of the off campus students felt the paper space available for units now Funkhauser Biology Building are ’~ 1 ' "
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' 20,000 10 50,000 men in unanimous vote. It was proposed ' 33% "- . I
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It . .f, 'tI administration is thinking in the defendant‘s guilt or “a II t . II II...» I III
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7 5 ‘ ~ 5 . IRELAND-- Two British soldiers ‘ " '5‘ l “ C d “l" ”‘9 ‘ ”PT“ ..,-“i l l ..
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. . .~ . . Northern Ireland Tuesday mg Trouper awards mght
- , . ' - 1 .~ and early Wednesday. The "‘0“le H¢ffl¢| .
. 4 five; .‘ A spate 0f bomb and bullet V T 9 _ . _ UK Trouper Karen Emberton receives a two-year service award
' . ' . attaCkS on army patrols was W A S H l lN G TOI\ — Senate- “mg“$33553“fifrfiflntugflyefi‘iy Tuesday night from organization president Nard Johnson. Troopers
'5 ’ '3 . ' - - repor;ed around this capital city. House conferees agreed today to ington, Kentucky 40506. Second class participate in acrobatics, juggling and gymnastics during the school
' , One soldier died and three were a bi“ provision that WOUId 1132351319 tliédtfmefi“t32§i§?§'d’fi‘i?tt‘;‘°l‘ilé year. Prospective troopers may attend tryouts to be held Tuesday.
' 5 ' . j. critically wounded by guerrilla p 0 st p o n e a s c h e d u l e d Eghpgésygagdeiégecgtthprliiggayfhgngugfig (Staff photo by Paul Smith).
' - I 7 Belfast and Londonderry underground explosion in Alaska pfh‘lliléihffs tiié’ifos?‘8ft‘lc§‘is§i“t§s’é‘. - -
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'. . 5, I I Aleutian Islands of Alaska for sgsfrgmgp 32.113125?) toothpaste, make-up, Isoft beds class agenda. In addition a field
5 . ‘ - ' '. . STUDEEJSPgfi :25?! FREE some time next month The per cop‘y, from files __ $10 and yes, even food, Will be Icast trip to a game refuge is planned
. ' -‘ . ________'.___ experiment is designed to test KERNEL TELEPHONES asrde when the Free Umversrty’s where class members Will learn
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" . 3 . fl art of the Safe uar d Aébssotqiaite Egltolrs. Swabs 18257-1740 Wilderness decrdes to “rough A second trip Will involve
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5 '. . "1 a 151C 1851 y ' .——————————-———— Aims and objectives of the feature Paul Harrison, first-aid
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natlon S raft World for Fewer Children,” businessmen in the community , A _
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A" 0M“ spoke to me Pentagon sent its top brass to point is “01 hOW many people this growth. He proposed to I. '. '
He told me how he are his groats Congress Tuesday to push for one can feed on this planet, but attack the overpopulation , I
And how he praised his throaty notes . . . ” revival of the draft law amid new what population can best {Ulfill problem by I helping families - _: .1 ,
Poems like this one by John the private press capital of the warnings from Secretary of human potentialities,” . controlI their Size and by '. ' I
Jacob Niles are even more world.) Defense Melvin R. Laird of LaSt “lght the Lexmgton ffgl’lf‘tmg n the number "f . I. I‘
beautiful when printed in exotic John Jacob Niles has the most dangers facing national security. Chapter 0f Z610 POPUlatIOH immigrants ‘0 the Lexmgton - -, . ~
typographical styles. An exhibit impressive presentation. For ten The Joint Chiefs of Staff and Growth expanded on IWald‘s area, . ‘ :' . .
of such work is now on display dollars one can buy an the civilian heads of the Army, theory Iby sponsoring . a IFourth—yearI medical StUdCMS .
through Oct. 31 in the Rare illustration that appears in one Navy and Sir Force met with 90htr3cePhVC‘S forum PrOVIGmg Bl” Paul, Bl“ Hemp” 30b j. '
Book Room of Margaret 1. King of his books. All these drawings Sen. John Q Stennis, the information 0“ bhth CORUOI Granacher, and R0“ smglcrhnd {1. . ,
Library. are hand colored. An autograph Mississippi Democrat who is techniques and the” reliability. _Dr- John Green IpmV‘dCd '. .7”. .~
Ms. Carolyn Hammer, curator costs an additional fifteen chairman of the Armed Services Tom StiCklef, ZPG’S Informal?“ 0" _ Chemlcal and . . _' j ;'
Of the Rare BOOK Room, has dollars. Committee and Sen_ Margaret C a n dIi dIfl t e 5 f0 1' C l t y mechanical bll’tl’l contrOl " , ‘A. f'
arranged an exhibit of copies of Students enrolled in library Chase Smith of Maine, the commrssroner, Iattended Ithe methods and touched 0” ‘ .
the works of 10 private press science have designed the ranking committee Republican. meeting and said he believes abortion.
tYPOETaPhCI‘S- All were Printed book-jackets. Aides said the Pentagon’s new ‘many of Lexmgton’s problems Several hundred people '.- 2 I '- .
on her husband’s presses here at The American Uncial is one of lobbying blitz reflected Laird’s are caused by S” else aggravated attended the forum and
UK. (Lexington is considered the most famous American fear that the draft-extension bill by overpopulation.” part1c1pated in a question and . 'II
printing types. It is very pretty may be in deep trouble that SticklerI said the IaveraIge answer program followmg the _II. .. .
F d to look at because of the precise could result in serious manpower Lexnlgtonian ‘5 paying for _speeches. ' : ’
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reconstruction Wood engravings or cuts by draft since June 30-when the old a EXIngton’s own Mam * - '. I.
Continued from Page 1 Fritz Kiedel are also featured in law expired. Efforts to renew ' # _ . n 6". _ ’ I. :
, We“.I Resources the exhibit. These too are the induction authority have 1‘ the 1 male vocalist ln theIUnlted States 1'1‘
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