Lawrence focuses on easing tensions via police community talks
Lawrence Kansas city officials heard final reports from the Menninger Foundation and the Starring Committee on a 10 week police community relations program. Both urged continued community workshops to maintain dialogue among divergent city groups. The Menninger report warned that underlying problems persist and could worsen if not addressed during calm periods.
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Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admits Patients
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census reports 44 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Admissions list includes Beatrice Giesler Colonial Acres and others with names and addresses. Today records James Kern and several other patients with households in Westview and Wichita. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leffler a girl born today.
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Johnson to begin offensive in Vietnam war study says
The New York Times reports a Pentagon study shows President Johnson set an April 1 1965 date to move American ground forces offensive after a month of bombing North Vietnam failed to win the war. Saigon reports heavy shelling by North Vietnamese gunners on allied positions below the demilitarized zone with U.S. bombers replying with more air strikes.
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Lions Club Installations Honor Longtime Members
Robert Lassman was installed as Lions Club president at a Ladies Night meeting at the Orchid Buffet with Jack Sanders as installing officer. Other officers named include G. W. McDowell Virgil Lowe Norval Lee Ervin Brune Lloyd Gingrich Neal McCoy and board members Paul Thomas Al Jones George Dorris Cal Melson. Attendance pins celebrated long service with Brune 25 years Ballou 20 Diver and Johnson 16 Lightfoot 12 Johnston 10 Lassman and Jones 9 and others. Mrs Sanders attended with her husband. FORT SCOTT HUD grants 928197 approved for downtown and south central Fort Scott redevelopment including spot clearance rehabilitation site improvement and beautification.
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Lawrence workshop program ends amid urban tensions
The Menninger Foundation facilitated ten Topeka sessions for Lawrence city residents and police, drawing 135 citizens and 45 police on tense city issues. The report warned that reduced tension might reduce urgency for action, while noting ongoing interest in future help.
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Tense in Albuquerque amid arrests and patrols
Heavily armed National Guardsmen and police patrolled Albuquerque as violence subsided after days of clashes. Police Capt. James LaRue reported empty parks and a quiet city. About 281 arrested from Monday afternoon to today, held at Montessa Park Detention Center and the old city jail. bonds set at 300 each. Authorities say more than 400 arrests since Sunday in the city of 300000.
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Salina Engineer Ron Chandler Wins Kansas Honor
Ron Chandler of Salina was named outstanding young engineer of Kansas at the Kansas Engineers Society annual meeting in Hutchinson. He has ten years with Wilson & Co. engineers and architects. He is married to Nancy Harris, daughter of Fred M. Harris.
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Miners on Strike Expands Across Five State Area
Appalachian coal miners join a strike spreading from West Virginia into Virginia and Kentucky in protest of United Mine Workers President W A Boyle. About 40 000 miners idle, 250 mines halted, with a federal court order in effect.
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Story-Telling Hitchhikers Found to Be from Denver
Two brothers aged 15 and 17, picked up as hitchhikers, were found to be runaways from Denver. They had left Huntsville Texas after their mother died, with their father in prison. They traveled to Rapid City South Dakota and Lucedale Mississippi before admitting they left Denver a week earlier. They will be picked up by their parents who planned to travel to Erie to collect them.
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ILC Plans New Plant Expanded to Include Rail Access
The board ratified an annual agreement with Santa Fe Railroad allowing Santa Fe tracks and switching to serve the Alcorn plant with Alcorn compensating Santa Fe under the terms. A resolution proclaimed June 2026 National Nursing Home Week to honor local facilities for high quality patient care.
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