Whitworth Leads Field in Carling Open Golf Tournament
Kathy Whitworth heads the field at the Lady Carling Open in Ellicott City Maryland with $10,000 prize. She posted a 69 in the pro am, finishing one stroke ahead of Susie Maxwell. Mickey Wright may retire after this year and plans to return to SMU.
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Tulsa
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Baptist World Congress Opens With 23 Million Members
In Miami Beach AP reports the 11th Baptist World Congress begins with twenty thousand Baptist leaders from twenty three million members gathered for the five yearly session.
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11Th Baptist World Congress
Senate Passes Coin Bill Ends Silver in Dimes and Quarters
The Senate approved a bill to remove silver from dimes and quarters and cut silver content in half dollars to 40 percent. The 74 to 9 vote sends the measure to the House where a similar bill may face debate next week. President Johnson urged action to avoid dwindling silver stock and hoarding.
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Weeks Named New Revisor of Statutes in Kansas
John C. Weeks of Topeka will become Kansas revisor of statutes July 16 succeeding Franklin Carrick who resigns to enter private law practice. Weeks 56 native of Belvue named by the state Supreme Court and plans to appoint Fred Carman as assistant. The appointment awaits court approval. Weeks has served in the office since 1939 and Carman, a former Topeka city attorney, has been an associate for four years.
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Kansas
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Belvue
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Capitol's West Front Extension Approved After Safety Warnings
Washington AP A multimillion dollar extension of the Capitol west front received the green light from the Joint Commission on the Capitol chaired by House Speaker John McCormack. Architect J George Stewart is to start planning with an estimated cost of 24 to 31 million dollars amid collapse risk warnings.
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Customs Collections May Hit $2 Billion
Customs officials project a potential total of two billion dollars in collections for the fiscal year as import activity remains strong. Revenue streams include duties on shipments crossing major ports and increased assessments on high value goods. Analysts note steady growth supported by trade volumes and policy shifts.
Senate group OKs housing department plan in Senate panel
A Senate Government Operations subcommittee approved President Johnson's bill to create a new Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development. It moves to the full committee for action after the House passed similar legislation.
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Wheat Harvest Moving North
Wheat harvest crews made a good day’s progress across much of the state despite scattered rain. Rain slowed some areas but crews expected to resume cutting today weather permitting and finish most work by the end of next week as northern offices opened and southern offices began to close.
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Topeka
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Customs Bureau eyes record col lections over two billion
Acting Commissioner Lester D Johnson said the Customs Bureau estimates fiscal year end next Wednesday will see collections near 2.05 billion dollars, about 13 percent higher than last year’s 1.813 billion total.
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Two Limousines Struck From Bill At Johnson Request
Washington AP The Senate and House conferees removed a 522000 provision to buy two secret service limousines for President Johnson. The cars with bulletproof glass were requested by the Secret Service, but Johnson had opposed the purchase.
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Hebert and Mayer Lead Open Challenge at St Paul
Lionel Hebert and Dick Mayer, both veterans, share the St Paul Open lead after a 64 opening round. A crowded field trails, including 22 year old Tom Weiskopf and Arnold Palmer tied with midpack scorers as 52 golfers beat par and 29 tied it. Hebert joked he is 37 and good for about 15 more years.
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Sam Snead
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Leaders
The AP lists top American League batters and pitchers with figures for batting average runs and RBIs. Key names include Davalillo Horton Campaneris Yastrzemski Mantilla and McDowell while in the N L Willie Mays Stargell Brock Koufax Gibson Koufax tops strikeouts.
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Humboldt Community Notes Highlight Local Elections and Visits
John Hatch Clothing store owner was elected Humboldt Chamber of Commerce president at a June 22 meeting. Officers include Robert Adams and Lee Murren with terms starting July 1. Social events feature picnics with guests Ricky Wilhite and Ron Baker from Kirksville. Nearby visits include Mrs. Dressler in Garden Grove and Marie Johnson in Winfield. Mentions of Rotary program and Young Women’s HD Unit establish community activities.
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Mole Simulator: Pike's Peak Cog Train Rides Pass Million Mark
More than a million riders have ascended to Pike's Peak summit on the famous cog train, marking a milestone for the historic mountain railway. The record reflects decades of operation and steady tourism interest.
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Stev ens Family News from Altoona and Nearby
Betty Stev ens and family return from the east to Altoona to visit their son Ensign Robert E. Stev ens at Annapolis. He ranked 93rd in a class of 801 and is on leave visiting his mother and grandfather J E Menschke. Hugh and Mrs. Douglas celebrate their 50th anniversary with a family dinner in Independence.
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