Johnson weighs State of the Union and budget plans
President Johnson works on his State of the Union and budget while weighing foreign affairs and nuclear program needs with aides. Officials note talks cover Southeast Asia Congo Viet Nam, Atlantic nuclear force plans, and a pending ambassadorial appointment. Duke resigns. Hand named successor. Banks near Lawrence closed New Year Day.
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Southeast Asia
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Viet Nam
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Los Angeles
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Weather forecast for Northeast Kansas through Thursday
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with colder nights. Tonight’s low 15 to 20. Thursday’s high about 40. Temperature readings show yesterday high 62, low 25 with record highs and lows noted. Thursday sunrise at 7:42 a.m. and sunset at 5:06 p.m.
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Kansas
Dillon's Kwik Shop Opens New Year Day 8 to 8
Kwik Shop announces New Year Day hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Dillon's location. Advertisement notes extended shopping period and promotional bop Kwik.
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Bop Kwik
Dillon's
Expert Confident Cancer Control Seen As Likely by 1970s
Dr. Jacob Gershon-Cohen of Philadelphia predicts final breakthroughs toward cancer control by vaccines and curative drugs will come quicker than reaching the moon, perhaps soon after 1970. He cites viral causes, DNA RNA virus structure, and better detection methods as key steps.
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Montreal
Jacob Gershon-Cohen
Philadelphia
Gershon-Cohen
Albert Einstein Medical Center
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Space Agency
U.S. Appeals Over Ruling On Six Alleged Klansmen
The federal government may appeal Judge Bootle’s dismissal of federal conspiracy indictments against six men tied to a Ku Klux Klan case after two were acquitted of murder in a Georgia state court. The Penn case involves Lemuel Penn, a Washington educator and Army Reserve officer killed July 11 near Fort Benning. Indicted are Denver Phillips, George Turner, Herbert Guest, James Lackey, Cecil Myers, and Joseph Howard Sims.
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U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Dist
W. A. Bootle
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Penn
Army Reserve
Washington
Ft. Benning
Cecil Myers
Joseph Howard Sims
Danielsville
Denver Willis Phillips
George H. Turner
Herbert Guest
James S. Lackey
Lackey
Phillips
Turner
Guest
Clete Johnson
Cost of Living Up 0.2 Percent Amid Auto Strikes
The Labor Department reports November consumer prices rose two tenths of one percent led by higher new and used car prices due to General Motors and Ford strikes. The CPI reached 108.7, up 1.2 percent from November 1963, with housing clothing and medical fees contributing. Deputy Commissioner Robert J. Myers downplays near-term inflation risk, calling forecasts political.
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Washington
Labor Department
General Motore
Ford
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Robert J. Myers
Bureau
Hixons Offers 6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color
Hixons at 721 Mass offers six hour photo finishing and fast color service for quick prints. Adv material notes convenient, same day turnaround and bright, accurate color options for patrons.
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Hixons
Former Lawrence police chief Bill Cox dies in Albuquerque
Word was received at 3 p.m. that Bill Cox, former Lawrence police chief, died unexpectedly today during a visit in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Cox, 54, resigned as Lawrence chief on May 1 for health reasons and had served 26 years with the Lawrence Police Department.
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Bill Cox
Lawrence
Albuquerque
N. M
Cox
Lawrence Police Department
Flood Disaster Reaches Recovery Phase Across Five States
In the Far West the flood disaster affects 15,000 homeless and hundreds of farms and businesses. Recovery centers operate in California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Nevada as 1 billion dollars in damage is tallied and communities begin to dig out.
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Far West
Jim Morrison
Civil Defense
Eureka
Calif
Humboldt County
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Yreka
Bill Sowle
Yreka Civil Defense
Morrison
Department of Interior
West
Willamette
Mark Hatfield
Reedsport
Red Cross
Independence, Ore
Mild spell to continue in Lawrence area
The U S Weather Bureau forecast for Lawrence calls for generally mild, dry weather with clear to partly cloudy skies through Thursday. Tonight will be cold with a low of 15 to 20 degrees, and Thursday’s high near 40. Tuesdays high reached 52 degrees with a 28 degree low and 26 degree overnight reading at 8 am.
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Lawrence
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Dr Jones Fund to Boost Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital plans a new physical therapy department and expanded emergency room by next July. Dr H Penfield Jones’s 1963 gift, about 4400 dollars from friends, will cover most ER equipment costs with remaining funded by Watkins Endowment and the hospital budget. The project includes a 42 by 13½ foot room with whirlpool and various therapy equipment. a registered physical therapist will oversee services. doctors can prescribe treatments on site. The total project cost is not yet estimated and a dramatic remodeling phase is under way.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rodger Johnson
H. Penfield Jones
Jones
Watkins Endowment Fund
Johnson
The Sirloin Closes for New Year’s Eve Reopening
The Sirloin announces a holiday closure with plans to reopen on New Year’s Eve. Management urges patrons to monitor dates and hours for festive dining, noting special hours around year end.
Lawrence Police Ramp Up Driver Checks Through Holidays
Lawrence police began driver license check lanes and will continue through New Year’s Day. Five citations were issued for missing licenses. Chief Troelstrup said radar units will be active on New Year’s Eve and enforcement will be stepped up to reduce accidents and possible injuries or deaths.
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Lawrence
William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Sheriff’s Department
Kansas Highway Patrol
Art in Spotlight At Business Site
Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora hosts rotating art exhibits since 1960 featuring 14 local artists. The bank uses extensive openings, displays across all rooms, and large engraving announcements drawing up to 300 visitors from eastern Kansas and western Missouri.
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Kaw Valley State Bank
Eudora
Kelvin Hoover
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Robert B. Green
Kansas University
Ist
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence woman helps reunite Omaha dog with owner
A Lawrence woman dressed as Santa helped reunite Rex the dog with his Omaha owner Lillian Peterson after a days long search. Rex, a mixed St Bernard and Collie, had wandered from Topeka to Lawrence and back, ending at Rustys IGA near 23rd and La. Streets.
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Lawrence
Santa Claus
Omaha
Neb
Lillian Peterson
Rex
Topeka
Omaha Humane Society
State colleges and universities raise fees July 1
Kansas state schools increase fees for residents and nonresidents effective July 1 after the Kansas Board of Regents approved a new schedule. Kansans pay higher per semester and per year fees at all state colleges and universities, with out-of-state rates rising more sharply. The plan aims to raise about 1.5 million dollars more than currently.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Pittsburg
Emporia
Fort Hays
Council of Presidents
Whitley Austin
Salina
James McCain
McCain
Austin
William Avery
Henry Bubb
Whit
W. Clarke Wescoe
Insurance Agent Targeted by Gene Doane Ad
Gene Doane seeks to become your insurance agent in an Adv section notice. An accompanying sale of Hallmark Christmas Cards highlights Hixon's Studio in the advertisement.
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Gene Doane
Hallmark Christmas Cards
Hixon’s Studio
Adv
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