Will Lyndon Johnson run in 1968 the column argues
The piece surveys a changing view on President Johnson's 1968 bid. W Howard Chase predicts Johnson will not seek re election noting his desire to avoid a lame duck phase and to end on a major victory after 1964. It notes Johnsons sensitivity to polls and the likelihood of rumors and GOP maneuvering ahead of the Democratic convention.
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W. Howard Chase
Howard Chase Associates, Inc
New York City
Chase
Nebraska
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
U. S
Calvin Collidge
New York
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Winston Churchill
Britain
England
G. Johnson
GOP
Congress
John Quincy Adams
4-H Plans Veterinary Science Project and Scholarship
Four-H activities include a county wide veterinary science project starting 8 p.m. December 7 at Building No 2, fair grounds with Dr W F Bradley and Dr W W Wempe leading eight meetings. Enrollments open to those 14 and older at the first session. Douglas County seniors aiming for agriculture or home economics at Kansas State University may apply for a 200 scholarship. Blanks available in the extension office due January 5, 1967. County 4-H Club Day is slated for February 18 at Central Junior High School with entries usable for the August county contest.
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Fairgrounds
W. F. Bradley
W. W. Wempe
Kansas State University
Douglas County
Central Junior High School
Memorial Hospital Names Eligible Residents List
Memorial Hospital in Eudora publishes a listing of residents and their addresses including John McVicker Mary Taylor Geneva Munger Charlot Bryan Frances Saxon Mary Foto vich Mary Patterson Wilma Brune Lloyd Guidry Thomas Berry Rose Twardecki Ruth Henricks and others at multiple streets and towns.
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John McVicker
Eudora
William Ellis
Maine
Mary Taylor
W. 6Th
Geneva Munger
Conn
Charlot Bryan
Larry Riggs
Frances Saxon
Harvard Rd
Mary Fotovich
E. 15Th
Mary Patterson
Prairie
Wilma Brune
Lloyd Guidry
Thomas Berry
Rose Twardecki
Ruth Henricks
Miller Dr
Mystery solved sign in hall window sparks family news
Lawrence girl Dixie Underwood reports on a new birth after a sign in Oliver Hall listed its gender. Terrance Michael Perrin, born Nov 17 to sister Mrs James Perrin at 2025 Barker, makes Dixie an aunt for the first time. Mrs Perrin is former Margaret Underwood.
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Journal-World
Dixie Underwood
The
Terrance Michael Perrin
James Perrin
Barker
Underwoods
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Mrs. Perrin
Margaret Underwood
KU Lecture on Po Chui by U S State Dept Linguist
Howard Levy director of the Language Institute in Japan lectures at Kansas University Monday 8 p.m. Forum Room Kansas Union on Po Chui A Chinese Poet Looks Backward. He reads Po and other Chinese poets in Chinese at 4 30 p.m. Tuesday Music Room Kansas Union.
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U.S. State Department
Language Institute
Japan
Kansas University
Po Chui
The
Kansas Union
Union
Peace Corps Week Set At Kansas University
Six returned Peace Corps volunteers from San Francisco will visit KU for a Peace Corps Week. They will speak in classes and run a recruiting booth in the Kansas Union. Participants include Christoper Byers Kath leen Connerly Gabrielle Winzurk Edwin Connerly and Mike Riley with Ree.
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Kansas University
San Francisco
Kansas Union
Christopher Byers
Kathleen
Chimbote
Lima
Peru
Edwin Connerly
Mbeya
Tanzania
East Africa
Gabrielle Winzurk
Mike Riley
Ree
Lawrence
Venezuela
Athletics to wear white shoes with green trim next season
Kansas City owner Charles C Finley plans a colorful uniforms shift for the Athletics. Players will wear white shoes with Kelly green laces gold sanitary socks and long green socks with two gold stripes while batters don gold helmets. Finley says the bright gear will draw fan attention and keep players’ footwear clean.
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Kansas City Athletics
Charles C. Finley
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Apollo 1 launch targeted for February at Cape Kennedy
NASA postponed moonship tests in a vacuum chamber after a leak was found in Apollo 1 environment control unit. The three astronauts faced a February launch date as technicians worked to repair the cooling system before liftoff.
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Art Show by KU Professor Robert B Green Opens in Eudora
An exhibition by Robert B Green of the Kansas University faculty runs Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. and daily during banking hours until Dec 27 at Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora. It features drawings paintings and landscapes. Green holds degrees from Carnegie Tech and Yale and is an alumni fellow of the American Academy in Rome. He teaches drawing and painting at KU.
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Kansas University
Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Green
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Yale University
American Academy
Rome
Italy
Fine Arts
Children Bus to Theatre Plan Boosts School Arts
R Wayne Nelson says district youngsters reacted with thrill to a pilot bussing project sending second, third and fourth graders to a Children's Theatre Snow White production during school hours. About 1,800 local children attended with St Johns and Capper Foundation attendees. Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission started the idea, funded and organized by the Lawrence PTA. future trips for fifth and sixth graders eyed around February.
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R. Wayne Nelson
Praders
Nelson
Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission
Lawrence Pta
Death of Rev Lorenz Keith 81 Leavenworth
Rev Lorenz Keith 81 of St Marys College Leavenworth died Tuesday at the school. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at Sacred Heart Church Leavenworth with burial at Mount Olive Cemetery. He was born in Germany and served Holy Family Catholic Church in Eu dora from 1936 to 1952.
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St. Mary’s College
Leavenworth
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mount Olive
Keith
Germany
Holy Family Catholic Church
Eudora
Douglas County Trail Riders Elect New Officers
New officers of Douglas County Trail Riders were elected at the Friday night meeting at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Ed Chappell is president, Billy Detherage vice president, Barbara Warren secretary, Ruth Fine treasurer, Martha Talley reporter. New trustees are Bob Massey director, Larry Warren, Larry Baugher, George Vincent and Bob Roper. Massey is outgoing president.
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Douglas County Trail Riders
Ed Chappell
Billy Detherage
Barbara Warren
Ruth Fine
Martha Talley
Bob Massey
Larry Warren
Larry Baugher
George Vincent
Bob Roper
Massey
Union Agitates Over Six Season Bonus Policy Change
Retail Clerks Union No. 1612 complaints that Washington Hardware and Furniture Co should have consulted the union before stopping Christmas bonuses. John Gravensland says gifts are discretionary not a right, while NLRB examiner David Boyle recommends dismissing the unfair labor practice charge.
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Wash
Retail Clerks Union No
Kennewick
Washington Hardware and Furniture Co
John Gravensland
David Boyle
National Labor Relations Board
Gravensland
British-Wilson and Smith Resume Rhodesia Talks at Sea
Prime Ministers Harold Wilson and Ian Smith resumed discussions on the Rhodesia issue aboard the British cruiser HMS Tiger in the Mediterranean. London sources called the talks encouraging. no official word on mood or progress was released.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Mediterranean
10 Downing Street
One Person Hurt In Wreck Friday
One person sustained minor injuries in a city traffic collision Friday at 10th and Vt Streets. Nangavar Viswanathan, 26, KU graduate student, 1234 Dread Ave., was injured when his auto collided at 12 10 p.m. with a truck driven by James R. Thornton, 33, 1036 Conn. St. Thornton escaped injury as his truck rolled onto its side. Damages totaled 785 dollars to Viswanathan’s car and 875 dollars to Thornton’s truck. A second accident at 7 49 p.m. near 916 Mass St involved Joseph B. Arthur, 20, 1647 Miss St., John L. Hinsey, 17, Shawnee, and Richard G. Kraemer, 20, 1012 Emery Rd. Arthur’s auto suffered 175 dollars damage, Hinsey’s 150 dollars, with Kraemer’s vehicle minorly damaged.
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Hinsey
Richard G. Kraemer
Emery Rd
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Kraemer
U S Supersonic Jets Lose Six Planes in Viet Nam Raid
Six U S. A-4 or F-4 jet bombers were downed over North Viet Nam in a single day, with all 11 crew listed missing presumed dead or captured. Ground fire or missiles downed four aircraft, two fell to unknown causes, as fighting raged near Saigon and Mekong Delta operations were planned.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet ‘Nam
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Preliminary Hearing Set for Three Lawrence Youths
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for December 9 for three Lawrence youths charged with third degree burglary and larceny in connection with the November 22 burglary of the J. Don Schultz residence on Route 4. James E. Floro aged 18 of 1938 Learned, Daniel E. Menzies aged 18 of 2511 Belle Crest Jr., and Bob J. Ward aged 19 of 929 Miss St. Face two felony counts. Bond set at 1500 for each, with Floro and Menzies freed and Ward detained at Douglas County jail.
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Lawrence
James E. Floro
Daniel E. Menzies
Belle Crest Jr
Bob J. Ward
Miss St. County
Charles Rankin
Floro
Menzies
Ward
Douglas County
Humanities Grant for Walter Meserve at KU
Walter J. Meserve, English professor at Kansas University, received a $5,588 NEH grant toward a 36 volume edition of William Dean Howells. The project, run by the Center for Editions of American Authors, also plans editions of Hawthorne Melville Whitman and Irving with Indiana University Press editing and advisory input.
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National Endowment For Humanities
Walter J. Meserve
Center For Editions
William Dean Howells
Meserve
Silas Lapham
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Herman Melville
Walt Whitman
Washington Irving
Howells
Indiana University Press
Edwin Cady
Indiana University
Organizational meeting for 1967 4-H Fair plans
The 1967 4-H Fair organizes an 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting at the fair grounds. Members will discuss exhibits facilities space allocation and event scheduling.
Budget cuts threaten Kansas penal projects and prison upgrades
Budget slashes totaling 1.5 million for state penal institutions faced a Friday hearing with Gov elect Docking and budget officials. Officials questioned 800000 in capital improvements while construction of a 50 50 funded correctional training center in Topeka remains under review. The 100 prisoner isolation cell project at Lansing finished transfer without incident. Roger Smith suffered a boating accident in Bermuda injuring a leg after a fall from a hillside yard cruiser.
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Robert Docking
Budget Department
Decking
Charles McAfee
Kansas Penal System
McAfee
State
Lansing
Office of Penal Institutions
State Penitentiary
Industrial Reformatory
Roger Smith
Bermuda
Smith
Community thanks for prayers and support after loss
The Hatch family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for prayers flowers cards and meals during illness and the loss of their loved one. Mrs Frank Hatch, children and grandchildren appreciate the kindness.
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Frank Hatch
In Memoriam William Torneden Remembered
In loving memory of William Torneden who passed away twelve years ago. There's many a heartache many a tear and a beautiful memory of one we loved so dear. Sadly missed by wife, son and family.
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