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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Thursday, October 24,1968
CYR plans campaign in Harman promotion
The Collegiate Young Republicans last night announced a massive campaign to promote Rick Harman, the Republican candidate for governor.
Patty Blackburn, Prairie Village senior and chairman of the Harman for Governor organization at KU said 100 students would leave Saturday morning at 6:45 a.m. from O zone parking
Bond may speak in 3 places today
Julian Bond, Georgia legislator and prominent figure during the Democratic National Convention, may make three appearances while he is in Lawrence today.
He will speak to juniors and seniors at Lawrence High School (LHS) at approximately 9 a.m., said LHS principal Bill Medley. The speech will be closed to all but LHS juniors and seniors and the topic is anticipated only as "political," Medley commented.
Bond is scheduled to speak at 7:30 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom as part of National Affairs Week activities.
An informal visit to the Ballard Community Center may also be on tap for the Georgia legislator, said Leonard Harrison, center director. This session would be open to the public if Bond's time permits a visit, Harrison said.
lot to canvass Wyandotte County.
She estimated 750 students would take part in the event. The campaigners will canvass homes during the morning and early afternoon, and will end the day with a party at Wyandotte County Lake.
The announcement came at a meeting last night of the CYR. Also announced at the meeting were the following:
- A bus chartered by the Dole for Senator organization will leave at 7:30 s.m. from Topeka for two days of campaigning for Bob Dole.
The appearance of Kent Frizzell, the Republican candidate for Attorney General of Kansas, at the nwxt CYR meeting Oct. 30.
A victory party on election night. Nov. 5 in the Eldridge hotel. The party will be free to members and one dollar to non-members.
- Rick Harman's appearance preceding the Homecoming football game Nov. 2.
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Police nab exiles; Cubans allegedly behind bombings
NEW YORK (UPI)—Police early yesterday seized nine Cuban exiles accused of at least four recent bombings and of plotting a wave of murder and sabotage as a prelude to a full-scale invasion of Cuba.
Investigators said the suspects were about to embark on a series of assassinations of Cuban officials in a number of countries. Their targers allegedly included the Cuban ambassador to the United Nations and his entire staff who were to be gunned down in a raid on the Cuban Mission. They planned to arm themselves with weapons stolen from a Brooklyn armory.
The nine were identified as members of Cuban Power, a three-year-old supersecret, paramilitary organization divided into six-man cells, each with its own code name.
Alfred J. Scotti, chief assistant district attorney for the borough of Manhattan, said the men were arrested before dawn at their homes and caches of weapons, ammunition and U.S. Army uniforms were seized.
FBI agents in Miami, where Cuban terrorists also have been active, arrested nine other alleged Cuban Power members Oct. 11.
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