LBJ Faces Liberal Resistance Over Domestic Cutbacks
President Johnson's plan to trim $5.3 billion from domestic programs sparks conflict with liberal House Democrats in the 90th Congress. Some lawmakers oppose cuts to education housing and antipoverty efforts while urging defense spending reviews and potential tax actions to fund Viet Nam. Mayors urge rethinking antipoverty cuts.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Rep
Don Edwards
Dcalif
Americans’ For Democratic Action
Congress
Edwards
Farm prices ease in Kansas November report
Kansas farmers received slightly lower prices in November than October while remaining above year earlier levels. The overall index stood at 242 percent of the 1910-14 base, with crops at 192 and livestock products at 300. Wheat traded at 1.63 dollars per bushel, up four cents from October.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Carlson Sees Tough Road for Tax Bill in Congress
Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas says passing a tax bill will be difficult in Congress even with a White House request. He notes broader economic and political factors and cites Republican gains after the November 8 election as shaping committee control and moderation in federal programs. He warns a tax bill could trigger a major recession according to some colleagues.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Congress
Johnson
Carlson
Kansas
Traffic study links trip length to driving speed
A traffic study finds drivers traveling more than 400 miles tend to drive 7.6 miles per hour faster than those on trips under 20 miles.
Local Youths arraigned in county court burglary case
Three Lawrence youths James E. Floro Daniel E. Menzies and Bob J. Ward were arraigned on third degree burglary and larceny charges for the Nov 22 break in at J Don Schultz residence Route 4. Guns cash and valuables were taken with about 1000 loss most items recovered. Investigating if tied to other county farm burglaries.
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Lawrence
J. Don Shultz
Route 4
Ralph King
James E. Floro
Learnard
Daniel E. Menzies
Belle Crest Jr
Bob J. Ward
Shultz
King
Local Man Escaped Injury After Train Dragging
Edwin C. Sample, 58, of 1506 Davis Rd, was dragged about 73 feet along the Santa Fe tracks at East 19th Street when his westbound truck collided with a northbound train driven by R. B. Palmer, 51, of Olathe. He was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital for forehead bruises. The truck sustained $900 in damage and the train was only lightly damaged. Sample did not see or hear the approaching train.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
East 19Th Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Edwin C. Sample
Davis Rd
Sample
19Th Street
R. B. Palmer
Olathe
Sheriff's Department
D. D. McCleery
Gifts Sought for Troops Drive at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School Hi V and sponsors collect Christmas items for servicemen in Viet Nam. Vicki Henry and Diane Holdredge lead the effort with items such as toothbrushes toothpaste envelopes candy stamps soap and books. Deadline is December 7 with donation boxes at the high school Round Corner Drug Store and downtown shops.
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Lawrence High School Hi-V
LHS
Lawrence
Viet Nam
Vicki Henry
Diane Holdredge
Round Corner
Field Service Meets at LHS
About 25 persons attended an organizational meeting of the American Field Service at Lawrence High School. Al Gallup was elected president and a plan to host a foreign student next year and send a Lawrence student abroad was discussed.
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Lawrence High School
al Gallup
LHS
Lawrence
Bitsy Dellwig
Leroy Dutt
Walter Heck
Robert Umholtz
Max Stalcup
Lewis Dellwig
Miles Zimmerman
New York
U.S
Stalcup
University groups sponsor party for Lawrence children
University reserves Templin Hall for a Christmas party at 2 30 p m Sunday for about 50 Lawrence children with Santa Claus and carols. hall men partner with the Salvation Army. Kansas University holds its annual military ball at nine tonight in the Kansas Union Ballroom with a Fort Leavenworth 18 piece orchestra, sponsored by Scabbard and Blade. Also, B 58 bombers from SAC Omaha flyover in a Midwest intercept exercise with 10 fighters from Richards Gebaur AFB participating. Lights for KU holiday displays will go on next Monday across six buildings with thousands of wires and dozens of ornaments, and a 20 foot tree will be installed in Strong Hall rotunda.
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University
Templin Hall
Lawrence
Salvation Army
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Scabbard and Blade
U Men
University of Kansas
Strong Hall
Danforth Chapel
Watkins Hospital
Hoche Auditorium
Actress Lilia Skala Seeks Viet Nam Visit to Uplift Troops
Viennese born actress Lilia Skala proposes a Viet Nam visit to comfort troops with a screening or talk. She wants to meet servicemen, share experiences from Lilly of the Field and Ironside, and collect notes for families, though the Hollywood Overseas Committee favors younger entertainers.
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Hollywood
Viet Nam
Lilia Skala
Miss Skala
Austria
Ann-Margaret
Skala
Hollywood Overseas Committee
Precautionary Warnings Against Bad Checks and Shoplifting
Mrs Steele notes 529 checks totaling 13648 were returned for insufficient funds. 140 bad checks worth 2525. 26 forged or altered totaling 1273. 10 miscellaneous 166. Police urge careful identification checks and securing cars and purses during Christmas shopping season. Report suspicious persons promptly to deter shoplifters.
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Lawrence
Bill Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Marchio
KU Coeds Win Initial Round in Best Dressed Contest
Twenty six Kansas University coeds were named winners in preliminary judging for the Best Dressed Coed contest. Remaining judging times are Sunday at 2 p.m. and Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom, with a fashion show selecting KU’s representative for Glamour Magazine.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union Ballroom
Glamour Magazine
Mary Ann Petefish
Olin Petefish
1508
Crescent Road
Pi Beta Phi
Lawrence High seniors cited in national writing contest
Three Lawrence High School seniors are among five finalists in a national English writing contest sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English. Winners may receive college scholarships. recommendations will be sent to colleges the winners may attend.
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Lawrence
Margaret McBride
Christopher Redmond
Redmond
Canada
Jon Drury
LHS
Wesley Keltcher
National Council of Teachers of English
Lawrence High School
Miss McBride
Journal-World Photo
Chancellor Wescoe Returns After Medical Education Trip
Kansas University Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe returns to Strong Hall after attending the Third World Conference on Medical Education in New Delhi and an American Medical Association meeting in Las Vegas. His flight was delayed at Los Angeles due to smog.
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Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
New Delhi
India
Las Vegas
American Medical Association
Los Angeles
Card of Thanks for Opal Bucheim Loss
We thank Dr Isaacs and all friends neighbors relatives and the Lydia Circle of The First Baptist Church for food flowers cards and kindness in the loss of our wife and sister Opal Bucheim Mrs Carl Bucheim Husband and Family
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Isaacs
Lydia
First Baptist Church
Opal Bucheim
Carl Bucheim
In loving memory of Kenneth Hatcher
Memorial notice states Kenneth Hatcher died December 2, 1965. He is survived by his mother, brother, sisters, and nieces and nephews in a loving tribute from family.
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Kenneth Hatcher
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