Grange Fair Amateurs End Three Day Event At Vinland
About 200 spectators filled the Vinland High School gym Saturday for the amateur program closing the 57th Vinland Grange Fair moved indoors due to rain. A Vinland Grade School team beat Kaw Valley Grade School 9 to 5 in a practice game. Winners in instrumental music include Alan Worley Sara Cleland Ira Anderson. Adults first place Diane Epling Marilyn Johanning Audrey Kepple. Various 4H divisions prize dogs cats rabbits and more with blue ribbons awarded and multiple entries noted for cooking sewing and garments. The Friday horse show drew about 300 spectators with 160 horses entered.
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Vinland
Vinland Grange
Kaw Valley
Eudora
Alan Worley
Lawrence
Sara Cleland
Ira Anderson
Diane Epling
Topeka
Marilyn Johanning
Baldwin
Audrey Kepple
Terri Kepple
Bren- Clark
Marcia
Brenda Stencil
Olathe
Sharon and
Mike Craig
Rhonda Gibler
Patty Hoskinson
Pamela Schmidt
Vicki Countess
Garth Fundis
Vinland Fair
Red
S. T. Barr
Redbud Paul
Bill Henderson
King Bee
Massey
Sugar
Mike Case
Smoky
Lynn Corn
Sparkle
Valerie Taylor
Buckskin Jim
Kenneth Goll
Sun Dance
Linda Ogle
Loligo Joe
Sherry Green
Blaze
Gerald Easum
Tony Tag
Pee Wee Barr
Randy Plaidett
Elmon Stumpff
Edgerton
Julie Rockhold
Melissa Laughlin
Patricia Phantz
Karla Ulsh
Pat O'Bryan
Diana Saile
Cindy O’bryan
Pat O’bryan
Louis Brummett
David Ford
Mark Breicheisen
Doyle Hess
Todd Kepple
Jonica McAninch
Rebecca Hemphill
Joyce Moore
Paula Schutz
John Moore
Jonica MecaAntch
Crystal Hamer
Panela Schmidt
Ann Lawson
Pauletta Gibler
Nancy Penny
Patricia Pfantz
Jatty Hoskinson
Wula Schutz
Huge GOP Demonstration Boosts Keating Nomination
New York Republicans unite behind Sen. Kenneth B. Keating and the Goldwater Miller ticket at a state convention. Rep. Paul A. Fine joins the unity move after opposing Keating. Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce abandons third party bid and Nixon agrees to appear. Kennedy challenges Keating for the Senate, Democrats nominate Robert F. Kennedy.
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Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Paul A. Fine
Bronx
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Richard M. Nixon
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Burch
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Americans For Democratic Action
Americans For Socialistic Action
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Viet Nam
Congress
United States
School attendance schedule announced for fall term
The district lists enrollment figures for Lawrence High School and several junior high campuses. Full-day sessions start for all secondary students Wednesday. Elementary schedules vary by grade with mornings only for 2nd to 6th through Sept 4 and irregular early schedules for younger grades until their full-time start dates in September. Labor Day is a nonattendance day.
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Lawrence High School
Central Junior High
West Junior High School
Kansas Editor Bowline Dies of Heart Attack at 67
Chester Michael Bowline editor and publisher for three Kansas newspapers died in McPherson on Sunday from a heart attack. He previously edited the Hope Dispatch for 31 years and for the last five years led the McPherson County News Inman News and Buhler News.
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Kansas
Mcpherson, Kan
Chester Michael Bowline
McPherson
Bowline
The
Hope Dispatch
Ben
McPherson County News
Inman News
Buhler News
Agricultural Club Fair Honors and Exhibits Display
Readable catalog style list highlights winners and participants across categories: crops vegetables fruits livestock dairy photography and livestock awards. Names including Chanay Saile Wright O Bryon Robertson Newland Bigsby Schutz and Pfantz appear with animal breeds and prize placements across Holstein Jersey Guernsey and other stock.
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Diane Chanay
Sara Cleland
Debbie McAnich
Sandra Corel
Steve Wright
Connie Robertson
Chevy Penny
Diana Saile
Keller Impson
Couglas Chanay
Timmy Chanay
Ronnie Jehle
Giorghum
Danny Saile
Rhonda Gibler
Jimmy Wright
Kent
Gihler
David Corel
Dennis O'Bryon
HOMIE
Mike O'’ Bryon
Martha ‘Laul
Douglas Chanay
Paula Schutz
Mike O'Bryon
Dennis O' Bryon
Shropshire Lambs
Judy Robertson
Merle Newland
Shropshire
Dante Heggeman
Ayrshire
Donna Alford
Guernsey
Cathy
Carol Higsby
Carol Bigsby
Bobby Bigsby
Glenda Schutz
Pauletta Gibler
Jersey
Charles Young
Charles Your. Ayrahire
Patty J Alford
Patricia Pfantz
Marilyn Johanning
Dennis Pfantz
Cathy Pfantz
Salina Journal backs Johnson in November endorsement
The Salina Journal, calling itself politically independent, endorses President Lyndon B. Johnson for reelection. Editor Whitley Austin says this is the first time the paper has supported a Democratic candidate for president.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
Mrs. Hill Dies At LMH Sunday
Hortense Bowersock Hill 89 of West Eighth Street wife of Irving Hill president of Lawrence National Bank died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a hip fracture. Private services Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Cremation. Contributions to Kansas University Endowment Association. Survived by son Justin Hill daughters Mrs. Coghill and Mrs. Rawndall, sisters and many grandchildren.
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West Eighth Street
Irving Hill
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hill
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ronald C. Wade
Kansas University Endowment Association
Palo Alto, Calif
Lawrence School Openings Prompt Traffic Caution
Lawrence Police Chief William Troelstrup urges motorists to watch for youngsters on bicycles as the new school term begins. Parents are advised to exercise extreme caution in traffic and parking near schools. County voters face unification plans on Sept 8 with approval requiring majorities in both Lawrence and the county.
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Lawrence
William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Douglas County
Journal-World
Rotary District Chief Speaker Applauds Lawrence Club
Morris Dowell, governor of Rotary International District 571, spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club meeting. He arrived from Council Grove and met with club officers and committee chairs while Rog er Allen Jr. chaired as moderator. Dowell praised the club’s yearly projects but urged greater public awareness of Rotary efforts.
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Rotary International
Lawrence Rotary Club
Dowell
Council Grove
Lawrence
Rotary
Roger Allen Jr
Lawrence Club
Rotary Clubs
Public Works Group Funds Snow Removal Tech Program
The American Public Works Association through its Research Foundation launches a $100,000 program to develop practical advanced snow removal techniques.
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American Public Works Association
Dove Season Opens Tuesday For Kansas Hunters
Kansas dove hunters begin a 60 day season Tuesday with shooting hours before sunrise to sunset. The bag limit is 12 doves and 24 in possession. a fully feathered wing must remain attached on all migratory birds. Eastern Kansas expected fair hunting while many doves head south amid cooler weather. Local reports from Pratt Manhattan Shawnee indicate fewer birds than normal, though early August saw plentiful doves in the area.
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Kansas
John Polson
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Manhattan
Mile Fields
Shawnee County
Assembly Opens School Year at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School began the new school year with an 8:15 a.m. assembly for juniors and seniors led by Student Council President Mike Glover and Vice President Jim McClure. Sophomores attend Tuesday morning with a detailed timetable, while full-day sessions start Wednesday.
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Lawrence High School
Mike Glover
Jim McClure
Max Stalcup
Dan Kahler
LHS
Johnson signs bill giving Kansas highway control
President Johnson signed a bill to grant Kansas exclusive jurisdiction over highway segments crossing Fort Leavenworth land and the Federal Penitentiary. The law takes effect when Kansas accepts it.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Kansas
Ft. Leavenworth Military Reservation
Federal Penitentiary
Sanders and Burch Spar Over Humphrey Choice
Georgia Governor Carl Sanders says Humphrey's selection will be an asset to the Democrats while Republican Chair Dean Burch argues it will unify and help the GOP. Senator Ervin notes Humphrey's liberal background could be a liability in the South.
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Washington
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Burch
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Humphrey
South
Johnson
KU University housing expansion to ease 1965 66 student surge
The university is adding a 976 bed ten story residence hall near Ellsworth Hall with a September 1965 completion target. Two more 500 man halls near 19th Street and Nai smith Drive south of Allen Field House should finish by September 1966 and September 1967 respectively. About 60 percent of KU students live in university housing or affiliated housing, while the rest reside in Lawrence. The fall term opens with orientation starting September 13, convocation September 21, and students arriving in advance to secure rooms and supplies.
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Ellsworth Hall
19Th St
Naismith Dr
Allen Fieldhouse
Stouffer Place
University
Lawrence
Wilson
W. Clarke Wescoe
Hoch
Wescoes Return From Minn Vacation
Kansas University Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe and his family return from the summer home near Spicer Minnesota. Wescoe plans to travel to Washington DC Thursday to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges.
Service for every Faith
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises inclusive service options and contact VI 3-5111 for arrangements.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Mother Sets Fire to Family. One Child Survives
Kathleen Martin, 26, is believed to have doused her four children and herself with gasoline and set the house ablaze in suburban Chamblee, Georgia. Steven Martin, 8, is the sole survivor. the other three children Sarah Jean 6 Barbara Susan 3 and Panela Ann 9 months died. The husband was away delivering newspapers when the tragedy began. a neighbor reported the mother had filed then dropped divorce proceedings.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Kathleen Martin
Mrs. Martin
Chamblee
Sarah Jean
Barbara Susan
Panela Ann
Steven
C. M. Buren
Card of Thanks from the Gulley Family
The family of Tobe Gulley thanks neighbors, relatives, and friends for flowers, cards, food, and words of sympathy. Gratitude also goes to Centenary Methodist Church for the dinner and to Dr Belot and 1st floor nurses during their time of loss.
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Tobe Gulley
Centenary Methodist Church
Belot
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