Provisions Outlined For Medicare Plan
Washington AP outlines the Social Security health bill’s effects for seniors and workers. It details automatic hospital coverage for those 65 and older, optional national medical insurance costing 3 dollars monthly, and 80 percent coverage after a 50 dollar deductible. Tax increases begin Jan 1 with extended retiree benefits and survivor provisions for dependents.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Ing
Teachers Honored At Douglas County Dinner Ceremony
Certificates of merit were awarded Thursday at the Douglas County Teachers Association banquet at the Eldridge Hotel. Outgoing president Mrs Faye Thomas presided. Honorees included 25 year veteran teachers and others with 24 to 42 years in the profession. County officers for 1965 66 were installed and high school students planning to become teachers attended as guests. The program featured vocal solos by Mrs Robert Wright and group singing.
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Douglas County Teachers Association
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Faye Thomas
Eudora
Josephine Drake
India School
Bernice Gottstein
Vinland
Wilma DeLaughder
Riverside School
D. E. Kerr
Eudora High School
R. Keith Lawton
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers Association
Lecompton
Big Springs
Eudora High
Kaw Valley
Marion Springs
National Education Association
Hecompton
India
Earl Wilson
Larry Campbell
Jack Bronson
Lecompton High School
Veda Stanton
Wakarusa Valley
Betty Sewell
Wilma De-Laughder
Riverside
Douglas County High School
Hermon Harris
Sandy Edwards
Paige Wolfe
Bob Langston
Linda Stauffer
Joyce Bahnmaier
Connie Norwood
Keith Lawton
Robert Wright
Lawrence
Treva Schurr
Douglas County Teachers ‘Association
Wright
Broup
Junior High Make-up and Crew List for School Theater
Detailed roll call lists show volunteers and staff for a junior high theater production. Sections include make-up, set decoration, sound, lights, properties, stage crew, posters, and adults assisting, naming numerous students and guardians by role.
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Janie Ogle
Shelley Hall
Kathy Neth
Anne Stewart
Janice Zook
Lynda Scheid
Beverly Brown
Ann Stubeck
Jane Schroeder
Bette Booth
Laura Owens
Dorothy van Joolen
Dan Warfield
Jim Hurley
Mike Roberts
Larry Mills
Kathy Kerns
Terry Hand
Bill Hladik
Becky Swadley
John Ulmer
Kathy Brandt
Irene Newmark
A. D. Gasper
Ray Culbertson
James Owens
J. F. Stubeck
George Corn
Vernon Burkhart
Jack Mitchell
John N. Warfield
D. S. Whittlesey
Don Alderson
Roy Laird
Sydney ©. Sc
Bogalusa March Ends In Uproar At City Hall
A racial march of about 500 Negroes in Bogalusa Louisiana ended in confusion after a white man was reportedly struck by a city vehicle. Police, state police, and deputies kept order as marchers, led by CORE and local Civil and Voters League organizers, turned back near the downtown intersection.
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Bogalusa
Asst
L. C. Terrell
Terrell
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bogalusa Civil and Voters League
Jesse H. Cutter
Cutter
Selma
Lawrence
Richard Burke
Kansas University
Mildred Dickeman
Don Rhoades
Storm Lake
Towa
Neil Stone
Shawnee
Mission
Rick Mabbutt
Justice Sherman Minton dies at 74
Sherman Minton former U S Supreme Court justice 1949 to 1956 died today after a weeklong hospitalization for a severe intestinal bleeding The Desegregation decision of 1954 figures among his noted acts.
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New Albany
Ind
Sherman Minton
U.S. Supreme Court
Minton
Historical School
Floyd Memorial Hospital
Berlin Autobahn Reopens Then Closes Amid Cold War Pressures
Berlin's 110 mile autobahn to the West was shut again tonight, marking the first halt since Thursday as Communist pressures on the isolated city ease. In Chicago, Archbishop Albert Cardinal Meyer, 62, died after cancer surgery on February 25.
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Berlin
Chicago
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Kansas Gov Strips Justices of the Peace of Powers
Gov. William H. Avery signed a bill that removes nearly all duties from justices of the peace in Kansas leaving them with a token function. In Garden City, a district judge denied a bid to overturn the conviction and death sentences of Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, part of the Clutter family killers’ lengthy appeal.
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Topeka
Justices of the Peace
Kansas
William H. Avery
Garden City
Kan
Herbert Clutter
Dist
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Water threat to Olathe NAS hinted by Gardner man
Gardner Kansas AP reports May or Howard L. Lawrence warned of cutting water to the nearby Olathe Naval Air Station but authorities say the city cannot act without trespassing on federal property. Capt Thomas L. Andrews, commanding officer, says the threat gave the air station's 1600 residents false hope.
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Gardner, Kan
Howard L. Lawrence
Olathe Naval Air Station
Thomas L. Andrews
Kaw Valley Electric Cooperative Plans Annual Meeting
About 1500 member owners are expected at the Municipal Auditorium for the cooperative annual meeting Tuesday. The program includes a buffalo dinner at 6 30 p m and speaker C C Kiker executive vice president of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce. Et Feh Ta Indian Dancers will perform.
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Co-Op
Topeka
Kaw Valley Electric Cooperative
Municipal Auditorium
Negroes Criticize Kansas Solons Over Civil Rights Bills
In Topeka AP report leaders of the Kansas Republican Assembly fault Gov. Avery and the Legislature as civil rights bills stall. A housing measure dies in Senate committee. a public accommodations bill faces delays in the House with possible reprinting. The Senate advances a civil rights crime bill criminalizing refusals to leave after hours.
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Topeka
Senate
William H. Avery
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Kansas Republican Assembly
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Kansas
Kansas Legislative Council
Appomattox Surrender Remembered By Civil War Leaders
On the 100th anniversary of Lee's surrender to Grant in Appomattox Virginia historian Bruce Catton remarks on a unifying legacy and the enduring spirit of man amid despair. The ceremony occurred before a courthouse replica of the original building burned in 1892.
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Appomattox
Robert E. Lee
Northern
Virginia
U.S. Grant
Bruce Catton
KU Students Face Racial Incident in Jonesboro
KU students from Lawrence CORE chapter visiting Jonesboro, led by Harry Krause, report a white proprietor refused to serve a Negro group at the Blue Grill. After provocation a KU student was knocked down and their car damaged when attacked by patrons. Police were notified as the CORE group aids a burned Negro church project in Jonesboro.
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Kansas University
Jonesboro
Harry Krause
New Haven
Krause
Mike Jennison
New York City
Tim Miller
Wichita
Edward Scott
Jennison
Miller
Scott
Lawrence
Road and bridge upgrades cost Tobago over half a million in 1964
More than half a million dollars were spent in Tobago during 1964 on road and bridge improvements. The expenditure reflects infrastructure efforts and regional development plans for the year.
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Tobago
Snuff Dipping Linked to Lip Cancer Says NIH Director
NIH director Dr. James A. Shannon told a House subcommittee on February 9 that holding snuff under the lip is linked to a high rate of lip cancer, countering claims it is safer than smoking. The testimony was made public today.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
James A. Shannon
House
Shannon
Horse Show Planned Sunday at Tonganoxie
The Mid-American Appaloosa Horse Club Show will be Sunday at the Leavenworth County Fair grounds in Tonganoxie. It starts at 10 a.m. for horses registered with the Appaloosa Horse Club. If rain cancels, the event shifts to Sunday, April 25 with cash prizes and trophies for top horses.
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Appaloosa Horse Club
Leavenworth County Fairgrounds
Tonganoxie
Moscow
Idaho
Lawrence approves sizable 1965 housing starts and new developments
Construction continues at 1915 W 24th St with six new units and three duplexes. First quarter totals reach 52 living units, with a record 504 last year. April pulls in a 114 unit east Emery Rd complex, Tempo and Sears stores, and a 10 story Naismith dormitory over $2 million. March permits list numerous single family, duplex, business, and church projects in Lawrence.
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W. 24Th St
Lawrence
Emery Road
Tempo Department
Malls
Sears Catalogue
Hillcrest
9Th
Avalon Road
19Th and
Naismith
Russell Jones
Schwarz Rad
Herron Westerhouse
Minn. St
Minn.St
Herron Weasterhouse
Minn, St
Hird Inc
Crawford
J. D. Stinson
Trail Rd
W. 9Th St
W. Mh St
6Th St
Danbury Pl
Princeton Blvd
Dwight Perry
Crestline Road
Wm. Pratt
John Ezell
Jas Dr
John Exell
Ark. St
Jack Tuggle
Vt. St
L. Ll. Bales
Ward Thompson
E. Vth St
Orvil Beer
Hilltop Dr
Jim Black
Oxford Rd
Bob Still
University Dr
Howard Hood
Conn. St. St
Bruce Yenkel
Olmstead
Lawrence Const. Co
Mass. St
Junius Underwood
N. 2Nd St
NEW Duplex
Associated Ridgs
Ohio St
Ariz
TS Ariz
Dana Dowd
Westwood Dr
Fred Stewart
Tenn. St
Lawrence Conat
15Th
Ilona St
Assoc
W. 8Th St
Terr
19 JAP MINERS KILLED TOKYO
An explosion at a coal mine on a small island near Nagasaki left 19 miners dead and 11 missing. Police expressed little hope for recovering the missing workers.
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Tokyo
Nagasaki
Meeting at Vinland with Baldwin PTA guests
Members of the Baldwin Parent Teachers Association will be guests of the Vinland Parent Teachers Association during a meeting at 8 tonight in the Vinland school auditorium.
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Vinland
Baldwin Parent Teachers Association
Parent Teachers Association
Vinland School
Lawrence campus parking, road work, and parcel post changes
In Lawrence the M-1 parking zone near Naismith Drive and Sunnyside Road is closed for repairs with one way traffic on Sunnyside between Naismith and Illinois. Parking lot repairs may finish Monday or Tuesday depending on weather. Parcel post service will be curtailed only on Saturdays effective immediately after a Chamber supported survey. Spring classes resume Monday at 7:30 a.m. Deer season opened early with a Turnpike crash near West Lawrence Interchange. tractor trailer driven by Robert F Wildey of Belton Mo. damaged $50. deer killed.
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Naismith Drive
Sunnyside Road
Kansas University
Illinois Street
Jack Harris
Harris
Chamber of Commerce
West Lawrence
Harold Bowers
Topeka
Robert F. Wildey
Belton
Kansas Senate panel lowers cigarette tax hike to eight cents
The Assessment and Taxation Committee of the Kansas Senate cut a proposed 10 cent per pack cigarette tax increase to eight cents, estimating about 2.2 million dollars in annual revenue per cent. The panel also trimmed state distribution shares to counties and cities from 25 percent to 22 percent, keeping the current 6 cent per pack tax.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
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