Police chief pleads for National Guard as riot flare intensifies
In Los Angeles the police chief urged Gov Brown to call out the National Guard to quell two days of rioting looting and shooting in Watts and surrounding Negro districts. The city faced 81 looted buildings 8 gutted by fire and 15 cars burned as 120 plus were injured and 80 rioters jailed.
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Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Edmund G. Brown
National Guard
Sacramento
East 103Rd Street
U.S
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Central Receiving Hospital
Urban League
Watts
San Fernando Valley
Pasadena
Long Beach
Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas on Saturday
Cloudy conditions with a fair night and partial sunshine Saturday. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight’s low 65 to 70, Saturday high in the mid to lower 90s. Temperature record notes include 1947 high and 1964 low. Sunrise 5:32 a.m., sunset 7:19 p.m.
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Kansas
Dow
AN & P.m
The Sirloin Opens At 430 Pm
The Sirloin announces daily hours opening at 4 30 pm with a note that it is not a private club and operates on a public access basis.
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Sirloin
Viet Cong officer writes of misery near Duc Co camp
A Viet Cong political officer Ngoc, wounded and dying near Duc Co, left a letter describing hunger, illness, lack of medicine, water, and morale in his unit. Vietnamese and U.S. authorities confirmed the letter’s authenticity after finding it on his body.
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Viet Cong
Ngoc
Duc Co
Lam
Trung
Dinh
Duc Co Camp
U.S
House Passes Big Measure On Public Projects
The House approved a 3.25 billion public works and economic development bill amid support for jobs programs and criticism it is a boondoggle. It funds grants and loans for federal and private projects to boost lagging economies, with Senate action expected on a slightly altered version.
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
Hawaii
New Hampshire
Vermont
Delaware
GOP
Jayhawk Rodeo Opens With Strong Dairy Princess Tie In 1965
First of two Douglas County rodeo nights draws top cowboys from six states and a field of dairy princess candidates. About 50 cowboys and cowgirls compete for roughly 1500 dollars in prize money at the 4H Fair grounds.
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Douglas County
Floyd Rumford
Judy Hornberger
Baldwin
Mary Ann Martin
Meriden
Ruth Schlagel
Lenexa
Phyllis Smith
Leavenworth
Marilyn Wasmund
Princeton
Donna Windler
Paola
Hotel Eldridge
Fairgrounds
Jayhawk
California
New Mexico
Montana
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Lola Rumford
Abbeyville
Parade Opens Rodeo At Douglas County Free Fair
A downtown Lawrence parade starts at 5 p.m. at 6th and Mass streets leading to the East 19th Street fairgrounds for the Jayhawk Rodeo opening with the 2nd District Dairy Princess crown at 7:30 p.m. Foreman Clyde Husted says fair weather will favor tonight’s events.
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Fairgrounds
6Th
Mass
2Nd District
East 19Th Street
Clyde Husted
Eldridge Hotel
Janette Robinson
Kansas
Judy Hornberger
Baldwin
Douglas County
Mary Ann Martin
Valley Falls
Jefferson County
Ruth Schlagel
Lenexa
Johnson County
Phyllis Smith
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Marilyn Wasmund
Princeton
Franklin County
Donna Windler
Paola
Miami County
Husted
East Central
Eldridge
Moisture shortage affects area crops but not yet critical
Agricultural sources report a continued lack of moisture impacting pasture alfalfa and lawns in Douglas County though not seen as a major problem. Deal Six to day notes dryness hurting corn and gardens and seeks a soaking rain while forecast calls for fair skies tonight and low to mid 90s Saturday. Bridal and Wedding Photography. Hixon Studio, 721 Mass.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Ex KU Athlete Takes New Medical Role at M C
Dr. Lynn Kindred, a second year resident at Kansas University Medical Center, rotates through Hematology Cardiology and Metabolic services. He aims to finish training by July 1967 and then practice in Emporia Kansas City or Lawrence with his wife Ann Underwood and two children. His weekly 70 hour schedule yields $175 every two weeks, up from $200 monthly last year and $250 monthly previously.
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Lynn Kindred
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kindred
Metabolic Service
Emporia
Lawrence
Ann Underwood
Kathy
Brian
Kindreds
Medical Center
End of a long day at KU Medical Center
Dr. Lynn Kindred, a Kansas University Medical Center physician in Kansas City, logs a 12 hour shift and a 70 cent per hour week. He earns $175 every two weeks, including hospital duties in Kansas City, while keeping his stride down the corridor.
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Lynn Kindred
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kindred
Veterans Administration Hospital
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