Protestors Removed From White House Gates In Patrol Wagons
Nineteen young demonstrators protesting U S policy toward Vietnam were allowed no access to President Johnson. They sat at the east gate singing until two patrol wagons arrived and they were hauled away on disorderly conduct charges.
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White House
Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Black Iron Gate
Secret Service
Hamilton Ee
Brown
The Everglade Kite Rides Warm Thermals
The Everglade kite uses broad wings and a square tail to ride thermal currents. On warm days it hovers nearly motionless for hours, showing remarkable gliding stability.
Kosygin Sets Five Year Plan Aimed at Housing and Wages
Premier Kosygin outlined the 1966-70 Soviet plan in a closed March 19 State Planning Committee meeting. He stressed more housing consumer goods and higher wages while criticizing Khrushchev for a subjective approach to planning and economically ignorant decisions.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
State Planning Committee
Planned Economy Journal
Nikita Khrushchev
Thomas Named C of C Leader
C Y Thomas elected president of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce succeeding Tom Griffith. He is from Mission Hills and will lead a slate including Wesley Sowers as senior vice president Carl Suderman as finance vice president and Harrison Johnson as treasurer. District directors and directors at large were also chosen with Nettels replacing Rice in Salina.
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Kansas City, Kan
C. Y. Thomas
Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Co
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Today
Tom Griffith
Manhattan
Thomas
Mission Hills
Griffith
Wesley H. Sowers
Wichita
Carl Suderman
Newton
Harrison F. Johnson
Independence, Teasurer
F. B. Conrad
Topeka
Cloud L. Gray
Atchison
Leslie F. Eaton
Salina
Gordon W. Evans
G. W. McCarty
Iron Mueller
Goodland
C. C. Otto
Fort Scott
R. G. Sanborn
Abilene
George E. Nettels
Girard
Nettels
Fred Rice
Students Aid Rips Image Of Beer Can
New York AP reports Easter vacations showed young people working beyond beaches. Thousands aided flood and tornado relief across the Mississippi Valley and Midwest while others enjoyed Daytona Beach. Notable volunteers included Eugene Fry praising student help and college groups from Notre Dame Purdue Bluffton Ohio Northern Knox and Monmouth aiding dikes and debris removal.
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New York
America
Mississippi River
Midwest
South
Daytona Beach
Fla
Eugene Fry
la Crosse
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Wyatt
Ind
Purdue
Bluffton College
Ohio Northern University
Ohio
Knox and
Monmouth Collegians
Oquawka
Mississippi
Paratrooper Re-Enlists at Fort Bragg
At 55 the oldest enlisted man in the 82nd Airborne Division Sgt James A Duke Donovan will take the oath again as his enlistment expires. A year earlier he endured severe injuries from a parachute jump but soon met the physical demands to stay in service.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
James A
Duke) Donavan
82Nd Airborne Division
Donovan
82Nd
Computer controls cow feeding and breeding on New York dairy farms
In upstate New York dairy farms a computer dictates cow diets rest times and breeding schedules. The system uses sensors and software to optimize milk production and herd management across the farms.
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Upstate New York
Johnson Receives Italian Prime Minister Moro at White House
President Johnson welcomed Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro with full military honors at the White House for introductory talks. The visit, postponed from July due to Italian politics, aimed to reinforce Atlantic unity and a united Europe as a shared future.
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Washington
Aldo Moro
Italy
Johnson
White House
Moro
More
Europe
Oread Elections Set For KU Wednesday And Thursday
Kansas University students vote Wednesday and Thursday to elect a student body president and vice president, class officers and All Student Council reps. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Strong Hall Kansas Union and Murphy Hall. Vox Populi nomi nates Leo Schrey and Bill Robinson for president and VP. University Party fields Russell Cummings and Larry Bast for president and VP with platforms on student fees refunds and library drive up service. Class officers race features Del Lewis Bob Woody Sandy Buda Wally Hinshaw Bill Lee and Kent Powell among others.
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Kansas University
All
Strong Hall
Kansas Union
Murphy Hall
Vox Populi
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
Bill Robinson
Great Bend
University Party
Russell Cummings
Topeka
Larry Bast
del Lewis
Pauline
Bob Woody
Bartlesville
Okla
Sandy Buda
Omaha
Neb
Wally Hinshaw
Wichita
Bill Lee
Kent Powell
St James Church Launches Remodel Fund Drive
St James A M E Church at 7th and Maple begins a fund drive to raise about 2500 for parsonage remodeling and a new sewer system. Pastor Rev L Cleaver says needs exceed means and requests assistance from the 55 families. treasurer Verner Newman Jr secretary Mrs Grace Williams and church secretary Mrs Virginia Freeman are listed among leadership. Cleaver has served about eight weeks after a Peett pastorate.
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St. James A. M. E
7Th and Maple
L. Cleaver
St. James
Verner Newman Jr
Grace Williams
Community Notes Highlight Wide Kinship Visits and Easter Events
A parade of visitors gathers at the Norman home in McLouth as McLo uth W E and Dorothy Edmonds host birthdays. families from Kansas City, Oskaloosa, Topeka, and Colo join Easter gatherings. A Singing group from Friends Bible College performs at Stanwood and McLouth churches. Funeral services are held for Mrs. Maude Moore in Leavenworth.
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W. E. Church
Shirley Ready
Baby
Kansas City
Kan
William Norman
Tonganoxie
William Becker
Lancaster
George Lemon
van Bliss
Mary
Gene
John Norman
Oskaloosa
Thoman Norman
E. W. McHenry
Dorothy Edmond
McLouth
Olive Jones
John Jones
Wiggins
Colo
Bud Stockwell
Loveland
John Long
Donald Long
Topeka
Carolyn
Randall and
Thebes Mick
Hopkins
Gregg Brunk
Maryville
Roger
Robert Sample
Harvey Bolch
Hanford
Calif
Vernon Gossel
Imperial Beach
Joe Sturtridge
Sunday and Weekend Guests Across Topeka and Nearby Towns
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Daisy Edmonds. Mrs Maude Black stayed with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Laren in Topeka. A funeral in Topeka for Robert Schenck at Penwell Gabel Funeral Home involved Mr and Mrs Poe Casebier. Visionaries from Haviland Bible College and several local ministers joined in.
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Daisy Edmonds
Maude Black
Lloyd Laren
Topeka
Poe Casebier
Robert Schenck
Penwell-Gabel
Walter Heywood
Visionaires
Haviland Bible College
Delano Cunningham
Haviland
Allen Jones
Tonganoxie
Lloyd Smelser
McLouth
George Laster
Alvin Laster
Alice Everett
Winchester
Rhea Shrader
Tom Brown
Kansas City
Harvey Miller
James Miller
Topea
Alice Tomia
Alton Grems
Tonanoxie
Timmy Brown
Bonner Springs
Gerald Edmonds
JayDee
John Jones
Wigas
Colo
Fred Wood
West View
Change of Stamp On Realty Sought
Rep. Chester Mize proposes a federal tax credit for states with real estate transfer taxes. The bill would allow credits against the 55 cent per 500 dollar federal documentary tax when a state imposes a similar levy, reducing actual payment to the state tax. Kansas currently has no such tax. he argues 37 states plus DC could gain revenue without raising total tax burden.
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Washington
Chester Mize
R-Kan
Mize
District of Columbia
Kansas
St Patrick Day Upset at Aqueduct by 10 to 1 Jockey
At Aqueduct three days of racing produced a 10 to 1 shot victory by Willie Mahorney. He rode Dow deley-Dow to win and also captured both ends of the daily double worth $129.80. Mahorney, 23, from Washington DC, is in his first year as a jockey.
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New York
Aqueduct
Willie Mahorney
Mahorney
Dowdeley-Dow
St. Patrick’s
Mahomey
Washington, D. C
Lawrence-Douglas real estate and local ads notice 1965
Legal notice describes land in Douglas County Kansas tied to William F E Koehring and various parcels with detailed metes and bounds. Also zoning board notices and local ads list available homes and auctions. Includes requests for defenses due April 29 1965 and variances for Spenc er Heights and Original Townsite.
Livestock dispersal sale at Hawley Farm Gardner Kansas
A large sale scheduled Friday April 23 1965 at Hawley Farms near Gardner Kansas features a registered Hereford bull herd including Premier Cadet, 16 large Hereford cows, 13 heifers, 13 yearlings, and multiple steers with hogs and a registered Arabian stallion. Auctioneers First National Bank Olathe Clerk. Not responsible for accidents. Phone numbers for contacts listed.
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Gardner
Kansas
Lake Road
Dennis Road
Poland
Hawley Farms
Ralph Hawley
Bing Carter
Russ Feeback
Belton
Flrst National Bank
Olathe
Notice to Contractors for Hillcrest School Addition
Sealed proposals for the No 2 Addition to Hillcrest Elementary School in Lawrence Kansas are due by 4 pm April 29 1965 at the Board of Education Office. Bids require 5 percent certified check or bid bond and may be examined at Richards C Peters Architects. The owner may reject any or all bids and plans are on file with local offices. The notice also covers a probate hearing in Douglas County Kansas regarding the estate of William E Koehring with Dorothy M Koehring as heir.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Brincine
Lawrence and Eudora Road
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of Zoning Appeals of
City of
Lawrence
City Hall
Spencer Heights
H. C. Fisher
Florida
Clarks
Homer Altenbernd
GS Cookie Sale
Furn
Hse
13Th & Mass
Haas
Rush Realty
Windy Acres Pony Farm
Kansas City
Ray Roberts
Delbert Reusch
Sea King Boat Motor
Bud Lukens
McLouth
Motorola
Ray Stoneback
Hillcrest
Board of Education
Louisiana Street
Lawrence Board of Education
A. E. Woestemeyer
Richard C. Peters
Architect and Associates
Ridge Court
Dodge Corporation
Kansas Construction News
Board of Education Office
William E. Koehring
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Wilbur Criss
Mgr
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Dan J. Dreiling
Seneca
J. H. Abrahams
George W. Marble
H. W. Reece
Scandia
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Paul Hill
Lyons
Robert E. Schmidt
Hays
Paul Radke
Liberal
Thomas P. Murphy
Stanley H. Stauffer
Dwight McCreight
Chanute
J. Lyle Kimsey
Robert L. Williams
J. A. Mermis Jr
C. M. Miller
Colby
Emil Salyer
Garden City
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Dixon's Price
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Lawrence Realty & Insurance
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Barker
Rhode Island
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Louisiana Apt
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