Safari Chapter elects officers for coming year in Kansas
Fifty five to sixty five members of the Safari Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association met at Drumstick Cafe to elect new officers. Mrs. Frank Hayworth will become president, with George Allen Jr as vice president and Mrs. Claude Thompson as secretary. Herta Rush and Orville E. Nickerson retain posts, Dalton L. Stewart becomes director, joining Carl Olson and Harold LaRue. Visitors included Mrs. Ray Shields who noted Chanute Safari Chapter is the state’s largest with 42 active families and Kansas has 803 families in 37 chapters. Kansas hosts for state visitors at July National meeting at Kanapolis state park July 11–15. anticipated attendance four to five thousand. Next chapter meeting set for January.
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Safari
National Campers and Hikers Assn
Drumstick Cafe
Frank Hayworth
Humboldt, R. 2
Reuben M. Willis
George Allen, Jr
Claude Thompson
Elsmore R. 1
Herta Rush
Orville E. Nickerson
Dalton L. Stewart
Earlton R. 1
Dwight McCreight
Carl Olson
Eric R. 3
Harold LaRue
Ray Shields
NCHA
Sheryl Brooks
Pittsburg
Area Residents Attend MH Budget Hearing in Topeka
Mrs Agnes Crockatt of Neosho County and Robert Geiger of Kansas Association attended Gov William Avery s public budget hearing in Topeka to back a continued state mental health program. They joined about 50 people including the current Miss Kansas Mimi Frink.
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Agnes Crockatt
E. 4Th
Robert Geiger
William Avery
Topeka
Air Force approves Boeing contract for B52 components
The Air Force approves a $1,464,140 contract to Boeing Co. in Wichita for production of components for minor modification of B52 aircraft. Work will be performed in Wichita.
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Washington
Boeing Co
Wichita
Air Force
Banker Docking Frames Gov Race Use of Moderation
Arkansas City banker Robert Docking, son of former Kansas Governor George Docking, told Kansas State University students he is a moderate liberal on social issues and a moderate conservative on economic matters. He urged candidates to state their government philosophy and cited Jefferson through Johnson as guiding leaders. He advocates prudent progress and taxes only to fund essential services.
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Robert Docking
George Docking
Kansas
Kansas State University
Docking
Jefferson
Jackson
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Johnson faces tough choices amid Viet Nam war and diplomacy
James Marlow surveys President Johnson's precarious path as he weighs surging troop levels in Viet Nam, intensified bombing, and the risk of drawing Red China into conflict. He notes UN disarmament talk, Franco-Gaullist stance, and Inter-American Conference outcomes while weighing cooperation with the Soviet Union and European alliances.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
United Nations General Assembly
China
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Rio de Janeiro
Latin America
Hemisphere
Kansas Lags In Income Growth Warns Senator Liebert
Senator Richard Liebert told Baldwin civic club that Kansas trails Missouri and Oklahoma in per capita income growth. He cited Missouri at 145 percent and Oklahoma at 127 percent of Kansas rates, warning of a talent drain and urging Kansas to expand jobs and enterprise to keep young adults from leaving.
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Baldwin
Kan
Richard Liebert
D-Coffeyville
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Liebert
Libert
Crime in Topeka Rises in Most Categories
FBI data show Topeka crime up in five categories during the first nine months of this year compared with the same period last year. Murders and non negligent manslaughter fell from seven to one, larceny dipped from 255 to 245, while forcible rape rose from seven to ten, robbery from 31 to 38, aggravated assault from 112 to 118, burglary from 526 to 584, and auto theft from 136 to 147.
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Topeka
Plea to Boost State School Aid in Kansas Budget
Dr. Marion A. McGhehey of the Kansas Association of School Boards urged Gov. Avery during hearings on the 1967 budget to raise state education aid. He said the current plan would fund about 36.3 percent of education costs, short of the 40 percent goal, and called for raising Foundation Program funding from 84 million to 93.9 million dollars.
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Topeka
Marion A. McGhehey
Kansas Assn. of
William H. Avery
McGhehey
Kansas
Budget Department
Young K State Democrats Take Three Stands
Kansas State University Young Democrats adopted three resolutions on national issues at Tuesday’s meeting. They supported U.S. policy in Vietnam condemned nonsupporting minority groups and backed liquor by the drink in Kansas, aligning with recent Young Republican state convention positions on Vietnam and liquor.
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Manhattan, Kan
Kansas State University
U.S
Viet Nam
Kansas
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