Teachers salaries in Kansas echoed in 1968 funding plea
In a column by Dolpha Simons Jr. the push for higher Kansas teacher pay is examined. He argues good teachers matter most and cites Kansas State Teachers Association calls for a $1000 yearly raise for 1968 69 while noting college and university salaries and tenure influence. The piece critiques perpetual calls for more funds and urges public acknowledgment of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas State Teachers Association
Melvin Neely
Kansas
Tf Kansas
Neely
Reardon Panel to Review Crime Reporting Limits
Honolulu report says Justice Paul C. Reardon plans a formal review of its crime news reporting recommendations after objections from news media. The review will occur before February when ABA policy makers, the House of Delegates, receive the proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
American Bar Association
Paul C. Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
ABA
House of Delegates
Reardon
J. Edward Murray
American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Freedom of Information and
Press-Bar Committee
House group may push liberal sanctions construction
In an interview a House of Delegates member argues that the group will likely give a more liberal construction to the serious sanctions recommended by the Reardon report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Reardon
Voting Precinct Changes And Poll Hours
Voters in the 2nd Precinct will cast ballots at the Hassel Institute Building instead of the Nazarene church. East Wakarusa residents vote at Cooperative Farm Chemical Co on Highway K-10, replacing India School. West Wakarusa precinct uses Wakarusa Valley School Route 5, southwest of Lawrence, instead of Riverside School. City polls run 7 am to 7 pm and county polls 8 am to 6 pm on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Institute
Church of the Nazarene
East Wakarusa
Cooperative Farm Chemical Co
India School
West Wakarusa
Wakarusa Valley School
Lawrence
Lone Star Lake Road
Riverside School
Allicas Niinpargise Asesthiromepenenca
Thenetéent Pinckney School
Eee
Eea
Pete Geen
Douglas County State Bank
Deeeseegannes Eyneeeermory
Meeerriesenseeeer Hall
Jst
Central Junior High School
II Institute
Jusiness Building
East _Heights
Wardennedy
New York
Wenee Craves County
Clinton
Woodlawn School
Eudora
Ayenscoare
Apyneanege
Grant Cenee
Church of Christ
Kanwaka Waepeee
Eaerane
Odrant School
Kanwaka Hall
Big Springs
Mtaaad Onde Eges Eee
Big Springs School
Compton
Arjon
Aaveisierten
Hall
North Baldwin Apeece
Marion Center
South Baldwin Baldwin High School
Vinian Andesegeens
American Eelan Hall
Black Jack
Ate Dansens Grange Hall
Clearfield Grange Hall
Weat
Wakarusa
Wakerugu Valley School
Wulow Bps
Epee
Township Hall
Reservists Return From Arkansas Active Duty
Sixty-one Lawrence area Army Reservists of the 419th Chemical Company arrive home after two weeks on active duty at Pine Bluff Arsenal. They supported U S military efforts in Southeast Asia, with duties ranging from gas mask repair to bombing preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Ark
Lawrence Area
Southeast Asia
419Th Chemical Company
Iowa St
Vietnam
Lawrence
Arsenal
419Th
Jim Henry
Lawrence Savings and Loan
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Five YMCA Members Die As Truck Overturns on Freeway
A flatbed truck carrying Berkeley YMCA youths returning from Santa Cruz somersaulted on the Nimitz Freeway in Fremont. Five people were killed and 65 injured as rescuers, including Officer Larry Fink, provided aid and ferried survivors to hospitals. The vehicle carried 62 youths and eight staff members on the Summer Fun Club trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Calif
YMCA
Pacific Ocean
Nimitz
Larry Fink
California
Fink
Berkeley Ymca
Santa Cruz
Berkeley
Ignatius Named Navy Secretary Nominee After McNaughton Death
President Johnson selected Paul R. Ignatius, then assistant defense secretary, to be secretary of the Navy. The post was vacated by the July air crash death of John T. McNaughton, who perished with his wife and son in North Carolina. Ignatius, a Los Angeles native, has served in the Defense Department since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Paul R. Ignatius
Defense
Navy
John T. McNaughton
Ignatius
Los Angeles
Defense Department
White House
McNaughton
North Carolina
Steven Smith Wins Electrical Industry Scholarship
Steven E. Smith, KU sophomore in electrical engineering, named recipient for the 1967 68 academic year. Dean William P. Smith notes the Parkins and Bretz Company of Kansas City funded scholarship from funds formerly used for customer Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven E. Smith
Kansas University
William P. Smith
School of Engineering and Architecture
Smith
Shawnee Mission North
Parkins and Bretz Company
Kansas City
Northeast Region Hit With Deluge
A Northeast region deluge brings ruined basements, flooded backyards and soggy homesteads across New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Officials say the five year drought is broken by frequent rain while growers welcome the moisture for crops and trees.
Stolen Car Chase Ends in Fatal Crash in Kansas City
A stolen car fleeing police at speeds up to 90 mph crashed at an intersection in Kansas City Kansas, killing 56-year-old Mrs. Harley J. Wagner and injuring six others including her husband. Suspects James Aldridge and Charles Perry were injured. Dawes and wife Hazel were hurt in a separate vehicle. Aldridge had been released from a Missouri prison earlier for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Harley J. Wagner
James Aldridge
Missouri
Aldridge
Charles J. Perry
Donald Dawes
Hazel
Wathena
Kane
McHugh In-Laws Visited Europe At U S Expense
Commerce records show Victoria McCammon's parents represented the United States at the Budapest International Fair in 1966 with transportation paid totaling 2253.01 dollars. The trip included participation by San Angelo Texas couple Mr and Mrs John McCammon and Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher as official U S representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Victoria McCammon
United States
Johnson
Commerce Department
John McCammon
San Angelo
Tex
Ralph S. Locher
Cleveland
U. S
Hungary
McCammon
Interior Department
Turkey
Lujza Pataky
Budapest
Locher
Romania
Miss McCammon
University of Texas
White House
President's Ranch
Texas
McHugh
Small Business Administration
Senate
Subversive Activities Control Board
William Proxmire
Dwis
Eee McHugh
Boater Wallace Finishes 3000 Mile Atlantic Crossing
Houston sailor William Wallace 37 completes a 41 day solo voyage in the fiberglass boat Hester. He celebrated in Plymouth England by drinking a pint after docking in Marion Massachusetts with the craft towed there. Wallace left June 24, recounting a smooth trip with steady sleep and no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
William Wallace
Houston
Tex
Wallace
Minor Injuries in City Traffic Crashes
At 2:48 p.m. near W 21st and Naismith Deanna L. Dix 20 of Ottawa was injured in a two car collision with Catherine Cox 43 of 2117 Farsmith Dr. Dix car $265 damage Cox car $285. At 5:45 p.m. near 6th and Iowa Sts Duane W. Supple 23 of 345 Ill St collided with David S. McClain 20 of 1645 Crescent Dr. Damage Supple $200 McClain $125.
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Deanna L. Dix
Ottawa
Catherine Cox
Farsmith Dr
W. 21St St
Naismith
Dix Auto
Cox
6Th and
Iowa Sts
Duane W. Supple
Ill. St
David S. McClain
Crescent Dr
Supple
McClain
Des Moines Woman Injured In Early One Vehicle Crash
A Des Moines, Iowa woman, Callie M. Ireland, 34, suffered minor injuries when her car went out of control five miles east of Lawrence on K-10, knocked down 81 feet of barbed wire fence at 1 30 a m. The incident caused $600 damage to the car. The Douglas County Sheriff's Office investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Lawrence
Callie M. Ireland
Baldwin
Lovell J. Fitch
Tonganoxie
Steven M. Kay
Route 3
Douglas County
Burglary Alarm Interupts Break-in at Acme Laundry
Police responded to an alarm at Acme Laundry 1111 Mass. Lt. found a rear door window broken but no intruder inside. Separate reports list chrome wheel covers worth 120 dollars stolen from Jose J. Chapano at 445 In. St. between 1:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Friday and a phonograph record collection valued 150 to 175 dollars stolen from Diana Bruner at 1704 W. 24th St. between July 24 and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme
1111
Mass
Jose J. Chapano
Chapano
Diana Bruner
W. 24Th St
Friay
Sinatra Ban Lifted to Allow Return to Mexico City
Mexico lifts a year old ban on Frank Sinatra after the Interior Ministry acts on a request from the directorate of motion pictures to improve U S Mexico film industry relations. The government said Sinatra will be allowed to re enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Frank Sinatra
Mexico
Interior Ministry
Directorate of
Motion Pictures
United States
Letter With One Cent Stamp Saves Sailor In Fire
Gloria Frye recounts how an extra penny postage on a letter to her sailor boyfriend Mike Gradisar aboard the carrier Forrestal helped him survive a Saturday explosion and fire. The couple, from Pueblo, Colo., plan engagement next summer. Gloria was Miss Marshall County runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Frye
Miss Frye
Mike Gradisar
Forrestal
Gloria
Mike
Pueblo
Colo
Bud Collette
Marshalltown
Clifford E. Frye
Grand Junction
United States
Marshall County
Vanderbilts' Saratoga Springs Home Robbed of Jewelry
Saratoga Springs police report the summer home of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney was robbed Wednesday night of jewelry valued at 781800 dollars. The theft targeted the Whitneys property in Saratoga Springs New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Gratitude in Treasured Messages After Loss
Mrs. Murray E Lydie and Mrs. Lora Fisher thank friends for kindness after the accident and death of their husbands. They praise Holton hospital staff for care and express appreciation for cards letters flowers and visits received during illness and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton Hospital
Murray E, Lydie
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GaTuRtsay
Dolph C. Simons JR
Doyle Wilson
Wilson
Denny Moore
Journal-World
Arkansas
Little Rock
Charles D. Thompson Jr
Thompson
Kenneth M. Hay
Topeka
John Snyder
Hay
New
Defense Dept
First Church of God
Robert P. Loudermilk
Nth & New Hamp
Steven Smith
Electrical Industry
Flushing
Long Valley
N.J
Bobby Kennedy
Boston
Delaware River Basin Commission
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
New Jersey. the Weather Bureau
Agriculture Department
Weather Bureau
Albany
K.C
Raney Drug Stores
Brown Realty and Insurance
Max
Brown Realty Co., Inc
Europe
U.S
Simon’ F. McHugh
Proxmire
Sinatra
Vanderbilts
Lora Fisher
A. V. Phillips
Wee
National
Seleeling Medicians Ay Preg
aTive
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey
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