Johnson Opens Campaign With Forward-Looking Address
President Johnson, speaking by telephone to the centennial Plasterers and Masons Union in Philadelphia, urged turning ahead to work for a better land and defended universal bargaining rights for workers. He spoke from his ranch and scheduled a Washington return after weekend events.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
White House
the Plasters and Masons Union
Philadelphia
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Plasterers Union
Gas line explosion injures nine during cleaning in Kansas
An explosion and fire on Panhandle Eastern Pipeline's 24 inch Texas to Detroit line near Preston Kansas during routine cleaning sent nine workers to hospital. Five are in serious condition. The casualty list includes A E McCort Haven district superintendent most seriously hurt L I McVey Thomas A Wilbeck and R E King Greensburg F J Harding Haven Roy Marteney R D Zeplin and D P Gillaspie Greensburg all less seriously hurt.
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Pratt
Kan
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Company
Texas
Detroit
Preston
Panhandle Eastern
Kansas City
A. E. McCort
Haven
L. I. McVey
Thomas A. Wilbeck
R. E. King
Greensburg
F. J. Harding
Paul J. Hu
Johnson signs bill for 4.4 billion in public works funds
President Johnson signs a bill blessing 4.4 billion dollars for the Atomic Energy Commission and water projects in most states for the new fiscal year. Army Engineers receive over 1.2 billion and the Reclamation Bureau 323 million to plan build and operate flood control navigation irrigation and power projects including multiple Kansas reservoirs such as Elk City John Redmond Marion Milford Perry and more with various city allocations.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Kansas
Council Grove
Elk City
John Redmond
Lawrence
Marion
Marysville
Milford
Perry
Topeka
Wilson
Atchison
Big Hill
Clinton
Fort Scott
Kansas City
Malvern
Merriam
Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises Lawrence's Leading Funeral Service with contact VI 8-5111 for arranging arrangements and prepaid options.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Adv
Goldwater Targets Foreign Policy On Campaign Vacation
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater ends a coastal cruise off Southern California as he targets foreign policy in his race against Lyndon Johnson. He accused Johnson of isolationism and urged a public accounting of U.S. involvement in South Vietnam.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
California
Arizona
Denison Kitchel
South Viet Nam
Bert Holloway
Burbank
John Martini
Los Angeles
Goldwaters
Balboa Bay Club
Prescott, Ariz
Stock Market Close in New York Dips 0.5 Percent
Closing index for 60 stocks falls to 314.2 as shares retreat amid trading. brief business notice notes evening opening at 6 p.m. for market activity. Advertisement for Joe's Bakery and Gene Doane insurance agent appears among items.
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New York
Biloxi Opens First Grade Desegregation in Mississippi
In Biloxi Mississippi seven six year old Negro pupils enter Goren flo Elementary with white first graders marking Mississippi’s first public school integration below college level. Nine more Negroes enroll later in three other previously all white schools as guards stand by and no trouble occurs.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi
Gorenflo
Gulf Coast
R. D. Brown
Jackson
Leake County
Makarios Secures Pledge From United Arab Group
In Alexandria Nasser and Makarios announced a joint communique after talks in which the United Arab Republic pledged support for Makarios in the Cyprus dispute with Turkish Cypriots. Nasser did not specify military aid but warned against outside interference as anti American demonstrations raged in Turkey.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Arab Republic
Turkey
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Alexandria
Nasser
Lawrence schools open with 6520 students amid rain
First day enrollment in Lawrence public schools totals 6520, up from last year by 101. Sunset Hill led elementary increases while Lawrence High added 38 juniors and seniors. Eighth through tenth graders begin Tuesday with a morning-only schedule.
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Lawrence Public School
Supt
Carl 5
S. Knox
Sunset Hill
Lawrence High School
Dan Kahler
Centennial
Cordley
East Heights
Kennedy
Hillcrest
McAllaster
New York
Pinckney
Schwegler
Woodlawn
KU Population Boom Expected as 4 185 KU Students Greet Fall
Lawrence braces for a record KU enrollment with an anticipated 4 185 students to live in on campus housing this fall. J J Wilson, director of dormitories, says housing will be filled to capacity and rooms may house three students. Reopened Oread Hall and adjustments at Dread and Grace Pearson Halls expand capacity as KU projects 12 339 enrollments this fall and growth toward 19 000 by 1970.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
KU 9 Ffiewers
J. J. Wilson
Wilson
Oread Hall
Memorial Stadium
Dread Hall
Joseph R. Pearson
Grace Pearson
Templin
Ellsworth
Oread
Battenfeld
Pearson
Stephenson
Jolliffe
Foster
Corbin
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
Lewis
Hashinger
Carruth-O’leary
Hodder
Miller
Watkins
Sellards
Douthart
Dread
Jewish Community Prepares for High Holy Days observance
Lawrence reads observance schedule for Rosh Hashona and Yom Kippur spanning Sept 6 to Sept 16. Edward Scheff leads first service at 7 30 p m in the Jewish Community Center with women hosting a breakfast after Yom Kippur.
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Lawrence
Highland Dr
Edward Scheff
Four Charred Remains Found After Plane Crash in Colorado
Ground teams found the charred bodies of four men on an 11 355 foot peak after a plane bound for Greeleyfrom Aspen disappeared Friday. On board were pilot Dr Leonard Walsh 39 and Colorado State College faculty John Courtney 28 and two Roman Catholic priests Rev Edward Ryan 39 of Greeley and Rev Andrew O Reilly 40 of Aurora.
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Aspen
Colo
Greeley
Colorado State College
Leonard Walsh
Colorado State
John Courtney
Edward Ryan
Andrew O'Reilly
Aurora
Evening Donut Special at Joe's Bakery
Joe's Bakery announces a hot donuts night from 8 to 12 PM at 616 West 9th Avenue. The promotion highlights fresh offerings and a late evening window for customers.
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Joe’s Bakery
Rainfall totals near three inches boost area moisture
Heavy downpours drenched the Lawrence area and surrounding counties, pushing August totals to 8.8 inches and elevating 1964 moisture to 35.88 inches. Flooding appeared in low fields while Topeka reported up to five inches in spots and several traffic accidents as rain continued.
Weather summary for northeast Kansas shows clouds showers and storms
Partly cloudy conditions give way to scattered showers and storms tonight and Tuesday morning. Lows 65 to 70, Tuesday highs near 90. Temperature readings show a day with a high 89 and a low 64, rainfall totaling 1.58 inches by 1 pm, record high 103 in 1947, sunrise around 5:50 am, sunset 6:52 pm.
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Kansas
Ane, Sai & Pont
Ebbee
Businessmen's Noon Luncheon Advertises Weekdays
A compact notice promotes a weekday noon luncheon for businessmen priced at 97 cents with a small banquet option.
Schendel Quality Pest Control Moves to New Address
Schendel Quality Pest Control announces relocation to a new office at 6th and Minn with updated contact details and service area information for customers.
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Schendel Quality Pest Control
6Th & Minn
Adv
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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