Haskell Concurrency Measure Clears House
U S Representative Robert Ellsworth presses a bill to give state and local law enforcement concurrent jurisdiction with federal authorities at the Haskell Institute. The measure, prompted by past gaps affecting fire protection and campus traffic, awaits Senate approval and the President's signature.
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Haskell Institute
House of Representatives
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Lawrence
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House
Senate
Johnson
1967 Budget Approved For Extension Council
County Commissioners approved a 1967 budget of 48800 for the Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council. Elmer Ousdahl said the budget is conservative with little change from the prior year and was adopted after thoughtful discussion. The lower figure reflects reduced rent heat and light costs as the KU furnished building continues to host the extension service.
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Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council
Elmer Ousdahl
University of Kansas
Russell Calls LBJ the Worst President in U.S. History
Bertrand Russell, in an Al Ahram interview, branded Lyndon B. Johnson the worst U.S. president and tied his violence policy to Barry Goldwater. Russell claimed the American people are responsible for Johnson and criticized the era's capitalist politicians. Meanwhile Kansas shows a GOP Senate race with Lee Warner filing as a candidate.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New Demo Candidate In Race for U.S. Senate
TOPEKA RP reports a three man race for the Democrat nomination for U S Senate. Already in the field are state Sen Harold S Herd of Coldwater and former Congressman J Floyd Breeding now employed by the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington plus a third candidate joining the contest.
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U.S. Senate
Topeka
Harold S. Herd
Coldwater
J. Floyd Breeding
U.S Department of Agriculture
Washington
Milton Eisenhower to resign Johns Hopkins presidency in 1967
Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, is expected to announce plans to retire in June 1967. Reports suggested a Senate bid, but Eisenhower denied any interest in running for elective office. He is Dwight Eisenhower’s brother and formerly led Kansas State University.
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Johns Hopkins University
U.S. Senate
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Baltimore News American
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Daniel B. Brewster
Eisenhower
Retirements Talks and Institute Sponsorship Mentioned
The statement notes Dr. Eisenhower has not discussed retirement dates with Johns Hopkins trustees and would be inappropriate for him to publicize intentions. The institute is sponsored by KU Extension, the Kansas Oil Men's Association, and the Kansas State Board for Vocational Education.
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Kansas State Board For Vocational Education
Petroleum marketers meet at Kansas University
About 75 people attend the 10th annual Petroleum Marketers Management Institute session at Kansas University today through Thursday, marking a regional industry gathering.
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Kansas University
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