Welfare Budget Cut for Dickinson Denied by State
The Kansas Board of Social Welfare rejected Dickinson County officials request to trim the social welfare budget by 30000 dollars. State director Marvin Larson said the reduction would not lower taxes or welfare costs and could require extra state funds. The board regards the original budget as a minimum and cited ongoing program reviews.
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Topeak
Kansas Board of Social Welfare
Dickinson
Marvin Larson
County Social Welfare Board
Larson
Dickinson County
Kansas Democrat Ken Anderson quits for Texas move
Ken neth T. Anderson a former Kansas state representative and 1950 Democratic governor candidate announces he is moving to San Antonio Texas. He criticizes Kansas Democratic leadership and says he will continue his cattle feeding business here. He cites opposition from Frank Theis and Tom Corcoran as reasons for leaving.
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Emporia
Kan
Kenneth T. Anderson
Kansas
San Antonio
Texas
Anderson
Wichita
Selma
Ala
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Tom Corcoran
Theis
Greek Premier Bids To Win Parliament Backing
Athens AP dispatch says Premier Elias Tsirimakos seeks parliament approval for a stable government after a second effort this month. Ousted Premier George Papandreou vows boycott and Center Union deputies threaten to shout in anger during debates.
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Athens
Elias Tsirimakos
Constantine
George Papandreou
Chamber
Center Union Party
Storm Anna Becomes First 1965 Hurricane
Storm Anna intensified in the Atlantic and was rated a hurricane, marking the first hurricane of the 1965 season with no immediate threat to coastlines or the Gemini 5 flight.
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Washington
Anna
Atlantic Ocean
Policy Meeting Set for Farm Bureau Subcommittees
County policy chairman Russel Houk calls a 7 30 p m meeting of all Farm Bureau subcommittees on August 26 at the Farm Bureau Office 2323 Ridge Ct. The committees covered include assessment taxation natural resources agriculture dairy livestock and poultry transportation state and federal affairs and education. Houk urges bureau members with interest to attend.
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Farm Bureau
Russel Houk
Ridge Ct
Houk
Rusk Says China Talks Tough But Is Avoiding War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Red China talks tough about Viet Nam but avoids full war. President Johnson focused on prudence to prevent a broader conflict as Bundy and Goldberg discuss peace options and Geneva principles.
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Rusk
China
Washington
Dean Rusk
Red China
Viet Nam
Peking
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Mcgeorge Bundy
Bundy
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
CBS News
U.S
South
Hanoi
United States
Nasser and Faisal Agree to End Yemeni War
Cairo radio reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser and King Faisal of Saudi Arabia have agreed to end the Yemen war and help the Yemeni people preserve their national gains. The two leaders broadcast a joint communiqué promising cooperation and cordiality for the Arab nation and common aspiration.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Voice-of-the-Arabs
Jidda
United Arab Republic
Local KU Students Win Jolliffe Scholarships for 1965 66
Charles Kerfoot and Russell B Merrill are among 35 Kansas University students renewing scholarships in Jolliffe Hall for 1965 66. Kerfoot is a senior in zoology and geology, son of Howard Baumgarter. Merrill is a sophomore, son of William Merrill. KU scholars share work and costs across nine halls, cutting living expenses by up to 300 dollars versus dorm rates.
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Charles Kerfoot
Russell B. Merrill
Kansas University
Kerfoot
Howard Baumgarter
Merrill
William M. Merrill
Dakota St
Kansas City Man Injured In Highway 24 Collision
A 1 am crash half a mile south of Tonganoxie injured Ralph D. Hile 21 of Kansas City Missouri. He drifted across the centerline into a southbound semitruck driven by Alfred Henderson 36 of Longmont Colorado trapping Hile for 30 minutes and sending the truck wheels and tank into damage. Hile and Henderson avoided further injuries while a relief driver escaped unhurt. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital then Providence Hospital Kansas City Missouri.
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Tonganoxie
Kansas City
Ronald Craner
Leavenworth
Ralph D. Hile
Alfred Henderson
Longmont
Colo
Hile
Mile
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Providence Hospital
Henderson
Albert Skinner
West Minster
Minuteman 2 Rocket Sets Ninth Straight Test Flight
An Air Force Minuteman 2 rocket was fired from an underground silo at Cape Kennedy. The three stage missile launched toward a South Atlantic target about 5 000 miles away. The 30 minute flight was labeled extremely successful with no miss in nine straight tests.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
South Atlantic
U S Soldiers Repelled At Torture Scene In Montagnard Village
U S Army troops from the 1st Division arrived by helicopter to Plei Bon, east of Pleiku, after reports that Viet Cong overran the village. Newsmen reported the VC had tortured villagers including the village chief's family and fired on Montagnard wives seeking information on government supporters. The Americans repelled the VC and the village men fled into the hills.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pleiku
Central Highland
Plei Bon
Senate showdown over a foreign aid bill looms
The Senate faces a final vote on the one year 3.36 billion dollar foreign aid authorization. Senator Morse objects that the measure would enable unchecked spending by the aid agency and the Defense and State departments. Fulbright urges passage as a step toward overdue reform and a broader review next year.
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Washington
Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Foreign Aid Agency
State and Defense Departments
House
Senate House
Morse
Sen
J. W Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
School dress and grooming guidelines for students
The document outlines attire and grooming standards for male and female students. It emphasizes neat hair, clean shaves, tucked shirts, and appropriate skirts or dresses for girls, with teachers responsible for assessing dress appropriateness. It bans grotesque haircuts and extreme makeup or hair, noting juniors should wear conventional clothing and proper waist-adjusted pants.
Money Stolen From Mrs. Miller Home
Mrs. Josephine Miller reports a burglary at 2146 Mass. she says someone entered the house and took between 180 and 200 dollars from a purse on a bed in an upstairs room. Police were notified Monday about the theft.
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Josephine Miller
Mass
Funeral Today for Student Slain in Alabama Shooting
Jonathan Daniels, an Episcopal seminarian and civil rights worker killed in Hayneville Alabama, is honored with last rites at St James Episcopal Church in Keene New Hampshire. His mother and townspeople mourn as police reveal charges against Thomas Coleman and injuries to Rev. Richard Morrisree and Rev. Donald Thompson.
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Keene
N.H
Jonathan Daniels
Hayneville
Ala
Atlanta
Episcopal Church
Alabama
Daniels
St. James Episcopal Church
Sem
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Selma
Thomas L. Coleman
Richard Morrisree
Chicago
Montgomery
Donald Thompson
Jackson
Miss
John B. Moriss
Episcopal Society For Cultural and Racial Unity
Keene Sentinel
Episcopal
St. Paul's Church
Ten Kansans Named as Avery Education Advisors
Gov. William H. Avery selected ten Kansans to attend a planning session for an interstate education compact. The meeting in Kansas City runs September 29 and 30 and includes Adel F. Throckmorton state superintendent of public instruction and other education leaders such as Dave Nichols of Kansas City and C. Y. Thomas of Shawnee Mission.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas City
Avery
Adel F. Throckmorton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dave Nichols
Kansas State Association of School Boards
C.Y. Thomas
Shawnee Mission
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Floyd Black
Kansas State Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Milton Senti
Pratt
Kansas State Teachers Association
Quentin Nelson
Chanute
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Otto A. Epp
Tribune
State Board For Vocational Education
Jack Flint
Kansas Junior College Association
Arthur H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Kansas Board of Regents
Alcuin Hemmen
Kansas Private College Association
Girl Marries Prisoner Serving Life For Killing Her Boy Friend
A London stenographer, Mavis Upton, 21, married Barry Tomkys, 26, serving a life term for the 1963 murder of her boyfriend, David Shepherd. The civil ceremony at Tavistock occurred on Dartmoor guarded by prison officials, with 17 minutes of private time and a 3-year-old son named Mark cited as the child.
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Tavistock
England
Grim
Dartmoor
Mavis Upton
London
Barry Tomkys
Mavis
David Shepherd
Tomkys
Mark
Escapees Charged With Auto Theft in Utah Car Chase
Two Kansas prison escapees Charles Meredith and Lonnie Strong were charged with robbery after stealing a car during a 100 mile per hour escape near Bluff Utah. They fled from a car wreck after a pursuit along Utah Route 47 and were captured near Recapture Pocket along the San Juan River.
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Monticello
Utah
Kansas State
Bluff
Charles Meredith
Lonnie Strong
San Juan
Kansas
Lansing
Meredith
Strong
Utah- Arizona
Utah 47
Republicans Battle Over Immigration Ceiling Plan
The House opens a fight to set a ceiling on Western Hemisphere immigration as part of a bill to scrap the 1920s national origins quota. A 170000 yearly cap would apply with up to 20000 visas per country, while hemisphere limits face GOP division and State Department opposition.
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Washington
House
Canada
Mexico
Western Hemisphere
U.S
Western
Europe
Judiciary Committee
Clark MacGregor
Rminn
Michael A. Feighan
Dohio
State Department
Dean Rusk
Dr Sam Sheppard seeks Supreme Court review of trial
Dr Samuel Sheppard the Cleveland osteopath serving life for his wife's 1954 murder today filed a new appeal with the Supreme Court claiming pre trial publicity prejudiced the community. The filing allows him to remain free pending action by the high court.
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Washington
Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Sheppard
High Tribunal
U.S
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marilyn
South Korea deploys troops to quell Seoul riots
In Seoul the government called in the army to disperse rioting crowds. About 9,000 demonstrators clashed with riot police over the Japan-South Korea amity treaty. Police reported 526 arrests, 138 officers injured, five seriously, with many students hurt.
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South Korea
Seoul
Topeka pupils warned on hair styles and campus moves
Disciplinary action threatened for Topeka secondary students not wearing approved hair styles. KU housing offices relocate within Strong Hall to McCollum Hall while Dean of Women staff gain space. Lawrence reports no auto accidents overnight. Douglas County teachers institute opens at Summerfield Hall with Dr. Sponberg of Eastern Michigan as closing speaker.
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Topeka
Merle R. Bolton
Bolton
Topeka Board of Education
Kansas University
Strong Hall
McCollum Hall
Aids and Awards
Douglas County Professional Institute For
Summerfield Hall
Harold E. Sponberg
KU Union
Sponberg
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti, Mich
Washburn University
Kidnappers Taken Without Struggle in Fernley Farmhouse
Two armed men who held 10 hostages gave themselves up without resistance near Fernley Nevada after a chase. The captors threatened to shoot the hostage couple Omar Dean Ponder 20 Wanda 19 and James Robert Gourlay 22 of San Jose were among those sought for armed robbery. The siege ended at the farmhouse three miles southeast of Fernley at about 7 am.
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Fernley
Nev
Reno
Nevada Highway Patrol
Omar Dean Ponder
Wanda
James Robert Gourlay
San Jose
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Nasser and
Allen Fieldhouse
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Journal- World
Jolliffe
K.C
Minuteman
Silo
Inarian
Phillip Daniels
Betty Brite
Beautyrest
Simmons
Sam Sheppard
Apeawok
Thesehildren
Lawrence Mills
Archie Mills
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Co
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