Rural residents oppose annexation and annexed land fear
The City Commission heard 82 residents opposed to annexing 560 acres near Santa Fe Land Improvement Co. The rural water district warned annexation could bankrupt it by losing customers. Officials noted tax increases and questioned industrial impact, with a May 1 continuation set.
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Douglas County
Travis Glass
Walter Kampschroeder
Commission
Harvey Booth
City Commission
Journal-World Photo
Les Krull
Route 1
Santa Fe Land Improvement Co
Hallmark and
Callery
Krull
Wells
Arthur
Wint Winter
Rural Water District No. 1
Richard O. Nelson
Water District
Nelson
Glass
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Kampschroeder
Booth
Usual Items For Final U N Meet At Kansas U
The Model United Nations session at Kansas University concluded with the General Assembly debating the Arab-Israeli dispute. A resolution by Ghana and Algeria urged a border peacekeeping force, higher UNRWA funding, and Israel's cooperation with the Palestine Conciliation Commission. It passed 35 to 24 with abstentions. voting on Communist China replacement faltered. Cuba proposed Security Council checks on illegal ship stoppages for weapons searches.
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United Nations
Kansas University
Kansas Union
General Assembly
Political and Security Committee
Ghana
Algeria
U. N. Relief and Works Agency
Isreal
U. N. Conciliation Commission For
Palestine
China
Republic of China
U. N
Cuba
Peaceful Mail-In Vietnam Protest Draws Crowd
A Saturday noon anti-Vietnam demonstration by Kansas University groups was peaceful as about 80 students and faculty marched from South Park to the post office to mail letters to Senators and Congressmen. Some onlookers jeered, a World War II veteran tore up protest signs, then rejoined the march.
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Kansas University
South Park
Massachusetts Street
First Cavalry Division
Vietnam
Five Area Women Hurt in Wreck Near Topeka
Five Baldwin women and a Topeka man were injured in a head on crash on U S 75 near the 77th Street intersection in Topeka. Injuries ranged from minor cuts to a broken wrist. all patients were treated and released or listed as in fair condition.
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Baldwin
Topeka
U. S. 75
77Th Street
Fundis
Courtney
Perry
Miss
Stable Tavern Robberies Weekend Money Losses
The Stable Tavern at 1401 W 7th St was burglarized twice over the weekend with more than $500 missing. Vending machines were pried open on Saturday and a money bag in an office desk was found short on Sunday night. No forced entry was reported in the second incident.
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W. 7Th St
Ace Johnson
Johnson
Augusta Senior Wins Top Prize in Law School
Augusta third year law student Robert Guenthner was named winner of the C. C. Stewart Award for the outstanding senior in KU Law School. Other awardees announced during Law Day at Eagles Lodge included William IX Waugh II of Kansas City Missouri, recipient of the William L. Burdick award for the top first year student.
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Robert Guenthner
Augusta
Kansas University
C. C. Stewart
Eagles Lodge
William IX, Waugh II
Kansas City
William L. Burdick
U S Troops Move Northward in Vietnam Border Areas
American forces shift more units into northern South Vietnam amid rising Viet Cong pressure. The 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division assumed an area in Quang Ngai Province, reporting 100 enemy killed since April 8 as mult battalion operations under Lejeune begin. 630 suspects detained. 12 cavalrymen killed, 40 wounded. The operation aims to free Marines for border duty amid 35,000 North Vietnamese around the DMZ.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
1St Cavalry
Quang Ngai Province
Quang Ngai
Demilitarized Zone
196Th Light Infantry
Chu Lai
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thua Thien
Tay Ninh
North Vietnam
Navy
Supreme Court Denies Clay Induction Stay
The Supreme Court denied Cassius Clay's bid for an injunction to delay his April 28 induction into the Army, turning back his effort to stay out of military service without comment.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Cassius Clay
Clay
Two KU Coeds Report Thefts at Hashinger Hall
KU traffic and security officers received reports from Deborah Lask Western Springs Illinois junior and Barbara Lynn Renz River Forest Illinois junior that clothing valued at 150 dollars was stolen from Room 716 Hashinger Hall. In a separate case Jim Standefer Lenorah Texas graduate student had side curtains valued at 65 dollars stolen from his car on Jayhawk Boulevard in front of Strong Hall. The theft occurred Thursday KU police said.
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Kansas University
Family Planning Unit Sets Meeting Tonight
The Douglas County Family Planning Association will offer birth control information at the 7 15 meeting tonight in the Lawrence Community Nursery 645 Ala. A nursery will be provided and transportation may be arranged by calling YI 20064 at the clinic.
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Douglas County Family Planning Association
Lawrence Community
Ala
Centenary Methodist, Trinity Lutheran host centennial events
Trinity Lutheran Church and Centenary Methodist Church marked a centennial with a day of services and dinners. A total of 7330 was given to Centenary to help rebuild after a fire, presented by Trinity Lutheran during a dinner attended by about 380. Emory Lindquist spoke on a Centennial Faith in Kansas as former Trinity pastors returned for the celebration.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arvid Jacobson
Trinity Lutheran
Herbert Nehrbass
Centenary Methodist
Trinity
Centenary
Emory Lindquist
Wichita State University
Kansas
Lindquist
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Completely air conditioned funeral home ad in VI
An item references Rum yi Funeral Home with a contact VI 38-5111. The fragment notes air conditioned facilities and a business listing or notice format typical of a local newspaper classified or public notice section. No additional context or dates provided.
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Rumyi Funeral Home
Youth Symphony to open 7:30 concert in Lawrence High
Lawrence youth musicians under Don Beene will debut tonight at 7:30 in the Lawrence High School auditorium. The group includes sixth through tenth graders formed recently.
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Don Beene
Lawrence High School
Central Junior High School
CJHS
Mustang
Kansas University
New York
Hoch Auditorium
Air Force
Lawrence Art Guild Board Meeting Notice
Lawrence Art Guild schedules a 7 30 p m meeting Tuesday at 718 West 4th Street with Mrs Frank Gray noted as host.
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Lawrence Art Guild Board
Frank Gray
4Th St
Ottawa Youth Hurt on Cycle
An Ottawa youth, Geoffrey Victor aged 19, was injured Saturday night when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Merlin Reed, 39, at Baldwin Junction near U S Highways 56 and 59. Victor was treated and released for cuts and bruises. Reed was attempting a right turn. motorcycle damage totaled 100 dollars with no reported damage to the car. Three non injury accidents were reported in Ottawa over the weekend, including two teens in separate collisions and a fixed-car incident with damaged vehicles.
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Ottawa
Baldwin Junction
U. S
Lawrence
Geoffrey Victor
Sheriff's Office
Victor
Merlin E. Reed
Reed
la. St
Eric D. Stacy
Pioneer Rd
Barry B. Hanan
Ala. St
Hawaii
Gary S. Allen
North St
Coney Edwards
Grant St
Edwards
Allen
Polie
Bob E. Pickel
Maple Lane
Bruce A. Silkey
Topeka
Mass
S. Park Sts
Pickel
Silkey
LHS Students Earn Superior Ratings at State Speech Festival
Four Lawrence High School students received superior ratings at the State Speech and Drama Festival held at Kansas University. Among 246 entries, 118 earned superior ratings. LHS winners were Jeve Thurston, Neal Pease, Myrna McCree, and Bob Thurber for readings extemporaneous speech original oration and informative speech respectively.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas University
LHS
Jeve Thurston
Neal Pease
Myrna McCree
Bob Thurber
Orthodox Liturgy Held at Danforth Chapel Kansas University
Communicants of the Eastern Orthodox faith may attend a Tuesday 5 30 pm liturgy in Danforth Chapel at Kansas University Rev Fred Fogson of Kansas City Kansas will conduct the service which will be sung mainly in Greek
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Danforth Chapel
Kansas University
Fred Fogson
Kansas City
Kan
In Memoriam Mary Susan Pace Remembered One Year On
In loving memory of our precious mother and grandmother Mary Susan Pace who died April 17 1966 one year ago today. She is sadly missed by her children and grandchildren.
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Mary Susan Pace
Poem Letter From Eudora Pays Homage to Help At Hand
A brief verse from Donna Z Fox in Eudora Kansas expresses gratitude for swift aid and promises to stay nearby until a distant call comes. The note blends apology with hopeful anticipation and a personal sign off.
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Ithaca, N.Y
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Peter C. Stein
William M. Woodward
Michael Balch
Carl §. Herz
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Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Co
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