Johnson returns to desk after Texas news conference
President Johnson resumes duties at the White House after a Texas conference where he announced Lawrence F. O Brien will replace John A. Gronouski as postmaster general and discussed steel negotiations and Gemini 5. He noted efforts to avoid a steel strike and praised the spaceflight as a step toward peace.
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Washington
Afp
Johnson
White House
Texas
Lawrence F. O Brien
John A. Gronouski
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson City
Gronouski
Poland
John F. Kennedy
Warsaw
John Moors Cabot
O'Brien
Kennedy
Springfield
Mass
O’brien
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
LeRoy Collins
Pittsburgh
Astrognauts
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
U.S
United States
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Los Angeles
Gulf
North Viet Nam
Lawrence garden tomato matches Big Boy variety
Lawrence resident Heard in Lawrence A H Standfield reports a tomato in his garden weighing 2 1/2 pounds from a vine 8 to 10 feet tall. He says ample watering and pruning produced the oversized fruit for his own use. Tickets for KU football fans available at the recreation office for fourth to ninth graders. Many details follow.
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A. H. Standfield
Standfield
Kansas University
Lawrence
11Th
Vt. Sts
KUFF
Arizona
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Sunday Arrest Clears Four Burglaries in Lawrence Area
Lawrence police arrested a 14 year old Sunday at 3045 Stevens Dr resolving two weeks of crime. Chief Troelstrup credited citizen tips and noted 14 burglaries cleared with two juveniles linked to earlier cases. A separate APCO Service Station entry reported with no loss.
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Lawrence
Stevens Drive
William Troelstrup
Charles Rankin
Ralph Nelson
Troelstrup
Stevens Dr
John Brooks
APCO
W. 6Th St
Fall Sales Convention Draws Carrier Boys at 4-H Fairgrounds
About 100 Journal-World carrier boys attended a Saturday fall sales convention at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Dick Bailey explained the promotion campaign. Activities included a hot dog feed, sack races, and a softball game for the youngsters. The report also notes international talks on Kashmir and disarmament, with King Faisal and Gamal Abdul Nasser cited praising peace prospects in Yemen and urging negotiations at the Geneva conference.
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Journal-World Carrier Boys
Dick Bailey
Younsters
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Gamal Abdul Nasser
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Rotary Meets New Teachers in Lawrence
Lawrence Rotary Club hosts new educators as Superintendent Carl Knox highlights 76 recruits for 329 teachers, with 64 women and 54 having prior teaching experience. He notes average salary up to 6040 and prospects of district unification bringing five more elementary schools.
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Lawrence Public
Lawrence
Knox
Kansas
School opening schedule for Sept including grades K-12
Local plan divides attendance by last name for Sept 7 to 11 with morning and afternoon half days. Kindergarten and first grade have special opening times and interviews. regular full schedules begin Sept 13. Secondary adds partial days for Sept 7 8 before full sessions start Sept 9.
Braulio Baeza Wins Sapling Stakes Second Year
Panamanian jockey Braulio Baeza captures another Sapling Stakes at Monmouth Park in Oceanport New Jersey extending his recent run as the race’s back to back champion.
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Braulio Baeza
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
N. J
KU Dean Agee Joins Journalism Council
Warren K. Agee of the William Allen White School of Journalism at Kansas University is elected to the American Council on Education for Journalism. He will join seven educator members to supervise accreditation of university journalism curriculums, meeting in October Chicago and April New York. Dolph C. Simons Jr. represents IDPA on the council.
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Warren K. Agee
William Allen White School of Journalism
Kansas University
American Council On Education For Journalism
Agee
Inland Daily Press Association
Chicago
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Earl English
Missouri University
New $200000 ATO Addition Locks KU Fraternity Expansion
The Alpha Tau Omega house at 1537 Tenn. St. will finish by Sept. 7 and house 30 members with a dining room and other facilities. Rush activities begin Sept. 8 with 95 members living in the expanded home, making ATO KU’s largest fraternity.
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Alpha Tau Omega
Tenn. St
Joe McCoskrie
McCoskrie
ATO
Templin Hall
Kansas University
Local Guard Unit Returns After Successful Camp
The Lawrence National Guard unit from Kansas 69th Infantry Brigade came home Sunday after a two week drill at Camp Ripley Minnesota. About 2400 officers and men trained with Kansas and Missouri units in bivouac tactical exercises and heavy artillery firing. First Lt. Stanley L. Larson of Lawrence High School leads the local reconnaissance mortar and anti tank platoon.
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Lawrence National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Kansas
William Avery
69Th Infantry Brigade
Charles A. Browne Jr
Stanley L. Larson
Lawrence High School
McCollum Hall Dedicated For 1903 Graduates Elmer and Burton McCollum
The university plans additional housing while dedicating McCollum Hall on October 17 in honor of Elmer Y. McCollum, discoverer of vitamins A and D, and Burton McCollum, oilfield research pioneer. Both were graduates of 1903.
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Page
McCollum
University
Elmer Y. McCollum
Burton McCollum
Two Car Crash Causes 425 Dollar Damage at Local Intersections
A Sunday early crash at 23rd and La Sts caused 425 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Mary J. Markin age 19 of 510 Learnard Ct and Richard R. McNeil age 20 of 1600 W 4th St.
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23Rd
la. Sts
Mary J. Markin
Learnard Ct
Richard R. McNeil
4Th St
Thousands Reported Held in Castro Threat
The Students Revolutionary Directorate claims more than 10,000 Cubans were arrested after an attempted assassination of Fidel Castro. They say the prime minister narrowly escaped death returning to Havana from a Santa Clara rally on July 27, with many anti-Castroists executed by firing squads following the attack.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Students Revolutionary Directorate
Havana
Santa Clara
Cuba
Turnpike Wrecks Injure 2 Persons
Two people were injured in Kansas Turnpike accidents near Lawrence. Lyle E. Alderson, 51, from Clay Center, was hospitalized with head lacerations after a 1965 Ford truck lost control on the service area ramp. Westbound the truck rolled, no condition reported. F J Schaller Jr., 20, of Ft. Riley, suffered wounds and bruises after a 1957 Rambler left the road and landed in a drainage ditch 11 miles west of Lawrence. he was taken to Forbes Air Base Hospital. Damages were modest in both cases.
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Lawrence
Lyle E. Alderson
Clay Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alderson
Dallas Murphy
F. J. Schaller Jr
Air Force 1St Squadron
4Th Calvary
Ft. Riley
Schaller
Forbes Air Force Base Hospital
Topeka
Murphy
Dove hunting season opens with improved prospects
Local dove hunters wait on a 1965 opening Wednesday. Daily bag limit is 12 with 24 in possession after opening day. Shooting hours run from a half hour before sunrise to sunset. Weather and moisture are favorable this year, boosting dove numbers and hunter skill for the season.
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Jack Zimmerman
Dover
Gemini 5 Flight Tests Weightless Pattern and Moon Goals
The Gemini 5 mission showed astronauts adapting to weightlessness with a notable pattern in space voyages. Officials said malfunctions would not derail the October two day flight and work began to fix fuel cell issues. The mission aimed to test rendezvous and docking for a future moon mission while simulating an eight day Earth orbit.
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Charles Mathews
Gemini
United States
Gilruth
Earth
Mathews
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
John P. Hunt
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Mass
Hunt
Wescoe Due Back Today From Spicer Vacation
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe was due back from Spicer Minnesota this afternoon after a month with his family. His schedule shows a trip to Bartlesville Oklahoma on Tuesday.
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Wescoe
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Spicer
Minn
Bartlesville
Okla
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
The writer thanks many people for acts of kindness and help during a hospital stay after an accident. The note acknowledges attention received from friends and neighbors during the troubled time.
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Lawrence Country Club
Biff Temple
LCC
Young Temple
Alan Hack
Joe Edmonds
Biff
Wilbur Norton
Ken Whitenight
Ken
Pete
Bob Fox
Rotary
Dean Agee
Journalism Council
Castro
Rice Phelps
Don Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Vermont
Mortuary Home — Owned
New Hampshire
Lawrence Memorial Co
Orman Eng Geat
Mrs
Harold Fisher
Beatles East Marcolor
Peac
Barret-Fiteh Ne Orth and Co., Inc
New York Stock Exchange
George Hedrick
Carl Mingos
J. D. Underwood
Robert Dillon
Joseph W. McCoskiie
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