Stores turned storefronts aid police outreach in Kansas City
Kansas City police open two storefronts on East 12th and Prospect to offer help rather than guns, drawing skepticism from residents. Officers Roberts and Duke say the effort targets trust, reading stories to children, guiding on housing and welfare, and coordinating with agencies while avoiding arrests. White officer DeMaria and Black officer Stovall face tension over race and safety as residents question motives and long term commitment.
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Don Reeder
Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
East 12Th Street
Cpl
Montello Roberts
Roberts
Lester Duke
Duke
City Hall
TV Tonight Listings With Mixed Programs And Gaps
A jagged listing of Thursday and Friday night TV programs airs and schedules across stations, featuring shows like Daniel Boone Guns of Will, The Avengers, Dragnet, Peyton Place, and late news and sports segments with a variety of movies and series.
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Daniel Boone
Bailey
Dean Show
Joey Bishop
Gomer Pyle
Judd
New Independent Has Murky Future in Mauritius
Port Louis Mauritius faces a murky future after independence with overpopulation on 729 square miles and a sugar economy. Ethnic and religious tensions flare as Britain and the United States maintain strategic posts while external powers eye space tracking and naval bases. Prime Minister Ramgoolam leads a three party coalition amid unemployment near twenty percent and a polyglot society divided among Creoles Muslims Hindus Chinese and whites.
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Port Louis
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Soviet Union
Africa
United States
Cape Kennedy
Britain
Suez
China
Peking
Formoss
Seewoosagur Rangoolam
Formosa
Diego Garcia
London
King’s Shropshire Light Infantry
Pakistan
Rhode
South Africa
Australia
Ramgoolam
Island
Bond Issue Said Invalid
In Wichita the 15 million dollar school bond issue approved by voters in 1966 was ruled invalid by Shawnee County District Judge Randolph Carpenter Jr. in Topeka. The judge found the proposition did not clearly state the bond object nor inform the whole purpose. The ruling upholds the state auditor’s refusal to register temporary notes from the Wichita Board of Education. The board president said the decision will be appealed to the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Wichita
Shawnee
Randolph Carpenter Jr
Topeka
Carpenter
Wichita Board of Education
George Stallwitz
James R. Schaefer
William Busch
Kansas Supreme Court
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Prospect Avenue
Peter DeMaria
Donnie Stovall
Stovall
DeMaria
Pete
Poget Garden City Telegram
DIAL
Anne Hatler Mgr
Wheatland
West Bend
Lectric Consumers
Wheatland Electric
Scott City
Kansas
Leet
Tribune
Syracuse
Garden City
New Independent
Kenneth L. Whiting
Eagles Lodge
Ray Hudson
N. Mola
Dom
Garden City, Kansas
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