Oskaloosa Man Dies in Wreck
Raymond Baumgart a 54 year old custodian at Kansas University was killed when his car left Wellman Road near K-92 and plunged across a pond into a dirt embankment. He died of head injuries. Baumgart lived in Oskaloosa and is survived by a wife two daughters a son three brothers two sisters and three grandchildren Funeral services set for Tuesday at First Christian Church Valley Falls Hagge Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Topeka
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Willie Baumgart
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Ore
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Tulelake
Calif
Mae Overmiller
Effingham
Kansan Roll Call On Interior Budget Vote
Washington AP reports Kansas House Republicans were recorded on a roll call that rejected Bow's motion to return a $1.2 billion Interior Department appropriation bill for a 5 percent cut. The measure failed 157 to 233. Kansas names listed include Form a tion Dole Ellsworth Mize Shriver and Shubitz. The bill later passed 370 to 16 with no Kansas member voting against it.
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Four Wrecks On State Turnpike Near Lawrence
A series of four one vehicle crashes on the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence left only minor injuries. Heavy rains measuring 1.39 inches contributed to the accidents. James Moore, 19, of Smithville Missouri, lost control west of the west Lawrence interchange. David Stinnett 23 of Kansas City Kansas overturned his car eastbound. Stinnett and passenger Nina Stinnett were treated and released. Allen Froman 22 of Wichita and Gary Schauls of Forbes AFB were uninjured in separate collisions at the east Lawrence interchange. Troopers Lee Affelder and Vernon LaFerre investigated.
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Two Auto Accidents Reported Over Weekend
Two automobile accidents, resulting in minor injuries to three persons, were reported over the weekend by the sheriff s office. A car driven by Robin D. Leach, 26, of Linwood, collided with a car driven by Juanita M. Sloan, 16, of 1634 Rose Lane at 2 15 p m Saturday at the
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Car Crash At Eighteenth Street Intersection Incurred Injuries
Two passengers suffered minor injuries in a collision at the intersection of E 15th Street and Whaley Road. Lana Leach, 24, and David Beebe, 18, were in the Sloan vehicle, a 1962 Oldsmobile that was demolished. Leach’s car sustained $550 damage. A separate incident on Iowa Street near Lawrence involved Lawrence R. Vananne, 18, whose car went out of control after coming around a curve with two oncoming cars. Vananne was treated and released for lacerations. his car damage was about $500.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
School Board Meeting Time Change at Administration Center
The Lawrence Board of Education meeting is moved to 7 tonight at the Administration Center from 7:30 p.m. Supt. Dr. Carl S. Knox said the shift lets board members attend Centennial events at Kansas University later tonight.
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Adult Education Classes Begin Tuesday Evening
Basic adult education courses funded by Lawrence public schools will start at 7 30 p m Tuesday at New York School. Courses run 7 30 to 9 30 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays for nine or ten weeks with 31 enrolled and more in reserve. If interest grows more sites may be added. Courses cover elementary schooling, junior high level high school prep, and high school completion.
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Vietnamese War Casualties Rise Amid Air Strikes
The report details heavy casualties among five to six U.S. Green Berets at a camp after air attacks. U.S. bombings of North Vietnam continued, with missions in the South reduced to about 300 due to a bomb shortage. In Saigon calm persisted on Easter, while Da Nang showed signs of internal political strain and evacuations of about 1,000 Americans due to fighting fears.
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Da Nang mayor defies Ky as unrest grows in Vietnam
Da Nang mayor Dr. Nguyen Van Man, still claiming office, urged civilian rule and American aid as Ky’s government backs down from occupying the city. In Hue, Buddhist-led unrest eased briefly while reporters remained sparse and a student radio urged Americans to be guests, not hosts, in South Vietnam.
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