U S Bombers Hit Vietnams Buffer Zone In Third Strike
U S B 52 bombers rained high explosives on North Vietnamese positions in the buffer zone north of Saigon for the third time in six days. Ground fighting near the central plateau eased, with U S infantry and air cavalry units engaging 10 000 troops north of Saigon.
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All-Star Dairy Plant Construction Starts Near Hallmark Building
Construction begins on the All-Star Dairy plant near the Hallmark building and National Guard Armory on the West Interchange access road. The $500000 project aims to process 600000 pounds of milk daily and serve the Kansas City metro area and NE Kansas.
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National Guard Armory
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Kansas City
Olson
Kansas
Lawrence
Armory
Olson and Associates
City Commission
All- Star
Topeka
Emporia
Milk Producers Marketing Co
Milk Producers
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co
Lawrence Sanitary
Three Bodies Recovered After Boat Disaster
Falmouth England reports three bodies recovered by the Falmouth and Fowey life boats today. The deceased are believed to be from the missing excursion boat Darlwin.
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Falmouth
Wells in Topeka for urban issues study with governor
City Manager Ray Wells joined Topeka urban officials and Gov. William H. Avery at noon to discuss statewide urban concerns. The meeting was held at the governor's invitation to form a study committee.
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Ray Wells
State
William H. Avery
Topeka
Wells
Avery
Wrence
Kansas
Whitman mass shooting shocks Austin campus
Authorities describe Whitman as a 25 year old killer who killed 13 people with a sniper’s fire and injured many others. The pathologist noted pellets and bullets damaged the chest and heart while his mother and wife were killed as investigators seek drug links and possible mental illness. Governor Connally urged stricter laws and crime deterrents and warned of not coddling criminals.
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M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
John Connally
Kathy
Dellana
John B. Connally
Lake Worth
Fla
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Needville
Austin
Connally
Texas
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Col
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Block Busting Added to Open Housing Measure in House
The House approved an amendment prohibiting real estate operators from using warnings that minorities are moving in to spur quick sales. The vote came as lawmakers pressed toward a larger decision on retaining open housing provisions in the 1966 civil rights bill amid tense debates and a close tally.
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House
Bolling
Space pact aims to govern exploration by U S and USSR
The United States and the Soviet Union reached broad agreement on a framework of ground rules for space exploration. They pledged that space and celestial bodies be freely accessible, not claimed by any state, and used only for peaceful purposes under international law and the UN Charter.
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United States
Soviet Union
KU Sports Staff Foresees Brighter KU Athletic Prospects
KU officials led by Athletic Director Wade Stinson and coaches Bob Timmons Ted Owens and Don Fambrough outlined optimism for future seasons. Timmons cites strong sophomore and freshman classes and a UCLA meet possibility. Owens stresses leadership from Franz White Bohnenstiehl and incoming talent while Fambrough targets improved defense and knee healed veterans for a bigger 1966 program.
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Ted Owens
Don Fambrough
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New Mexico University
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Texas Western
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Jo- Jo White
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Jayhawk
Bob Kreutzer
Ken Johnson
Bob Shanger
Bill Esters
David Atkins
Mike Harris
Bob Skahan
Bob Douglass
Harley Kampschroeder
Stinson
Kansans on unemployment roll at season low
The State Employment Security Division reports unemployment among Kansans covered by unemployment compensation fell to a season low of 0.9 percent for the week ending July 30.
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Topeka
State
Chicago Marches Pressed By White Hecklers In Open Housing Row
Police again faced white hecklers in an all white Chicago neighborhood as about 1,500 demonstrators protested alleged housing discrimination. Twenty one people were arrested, several injured, and missiles including a dead snake were thrown. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr aides led the march with King slated to address a rally and call for a Friday march into the white area. In Providence, Gov. Chafee blamed youths for racial disturbances. The House narrowly moved open housing provisions into a 1966 civil rights bill amid pro and con votes, heading to the Senate. Leander Perez Sr. predicts defeating DOJ desegregation suits in Plaquemines Parish. The case awaits U.S. District Judge Christenson in New Orleans Friday after a postponement.
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Chicago
Pilot Error Blamed For Fatal Iola Plane Crash
Civil Aeronautics Board blamed pilot William D. Starr for a December 5 1965 crash near Iola Kansas that killed Starr and passenger Donald R. Poffenbarger after a low level turn caused loss of control. The flight originated from a private airstrip while spot hunting coyotes. The wreckage showed no preimpact malfunction.
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Iola
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board Today
Kan
Donald R. Poffenbarger
William D. Starr
Douglas County Scales All Approved in State Tests
All 25 vehicle and livestock scales in Douglas County were approved after tests by the States Weights and Measures Division. No scales were condemned, with Bryan Sprang directing testing locally and J. Fred True noting the high approval rate compared to the state average.
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Douglas County
Weights and
State Board of Agriculture
J. Fred True
Bryan Sprang
True
Summer final exams begin at Kansas University
Summer session students at Kansas University began final examinations today. Exams will continue through Saturday when summer school ends officially.
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Kansas University
Johnson Rebuffed On Campaign Bill
Senate Rules Committee approved a less sweeping bill from Sen. Howard W. Cannon by a 5 to 4 vote without hearings. The measure lacks Johnson proposals on primary disclosure and annual gifts reports, and preserves a 1961 framework with a $10 income tax credit for political contributions rather than his proposed $100 deduction.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Johnson
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Congress
Cannon
Senate
House
Jayhawk 4 H Club Fair Schedule Details
The Jayhawk 4 H Club fair is set for Saturday at Don Palmateer farm on Route 4 with 9 30 assembly for setup. Entries run 9 to 11 with judging 1 to 3 and recreation 3 to 4. A 6 30 supper picnic follows for members and families.
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Don Palmateer
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Office
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