Johnson seeks 524 million for global health and education
President Johnson asked Congress to authorize 524 million for expanded global education and health programs. He urged universal participation and proposed a Peace Corps in reverse to bring foreign volunteers to the United States. The plan includes health expert assignments to missions and goals to eradicate malaria and smallpox worldwide.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Peace Corps
United States
Western Hemisphere
Africa
Asia
Near East
Lawrence High seniors honored by Sertoma scholarship dinner
Thirty three Lawrence High School seniors were recognized Tuesday at the Sertoma Club scholarship dinner at the Holiday Inn. The event honored KU and KSU scholarship nominees and other top graduates with James Gunn as keynote speaker. Students listed include Katherine Baer Kathy Binns Ruth Ann Browne Stuart Brune Marilyn Buller Christine Colliser Gary Cooper Lynn Corn Alan Cox Eldon Flory Jeff Gardner Tom Gilles Ned Greene Warren Harrell Lydia Kimbrough Deanna Kring Elwyn Luber David McReynolds Sherrie Muirhead Steve Nelson Cassie Pangle Glen Richardson Chris Saricks Joyce Schulte Connie Sickles Bill Spray Teresa Stoneback Daniel Stump Mary Sudiow Richard Whitley Ann Willems Woody Wright Virginia Wulfkuhle. John Rosebaum presided. Earl Wilson introduced Knox.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
Summerfield
Watkins
Kansas University
Putnam
Kansas State University
Manhattan
James Gunn
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Gunn
Lawrence Supt
Carl S. Knox
Bill Medley
Sertoma Club
Katherine Baer
Kathy Binns
Ruth Ann Browne
Stuart Brune
Marilyn Buller
Christine Colliser
Gary Cooper
Lynn Corn
Alan Cox
Eldon Flory
Jeff Gardner
Tom Gilles
Ned Greene
Warren Harrell
Lydia Kimbrough
Deanna Kring
Elwyn Luber
David McReyfields
Sherrie Muirhead
Steve Nelson
Cassie Pangle
Glen Richardson
Chris Saricks
Joyce Schulte
Connie Sickles
Bill Spray
Teresa Stoneback
Daniel Stump
Mary Sudiow
Richard Whitley
Ann Willems
Woody Wright
Virginia Wulfkuhle
John Rosebaum
Earl Wilson
Douglas County
Knox
Walter Heck
Derby Car Kit Rules Set For Jaycees Event
Feb 12 meeting outlines costs 1.50 optional. Participants must total 30. Car weight limit 250 pounds. Jaycees and Winter Chevrolet rep advise entrants. Maj Ramsey praises family teamwork and town fun. Fireworks linked at Memorial Stadium. at least 50 entrants expected. Derby rules will be discussed at West and Central Junior Highs.
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Jaycees
Phil Bay
Winter Chevrolet
Maj. Ramsey
Memorial Stadium
Merrill Steele
Central Junior High
City Commission defers items and notes sewer and flood plans
The City Commission deferred three items including a sanitary sewer ordinance for Holiday Hills Lots 1 and 2 and tract A block 6, and a request for Griff's of America cable franchise. They approved two Lawrence flood protection levee revisions and heard about crosswalk removal petitions. Planning posts at expired terms were discussed along with a sewer study report and meeting with county officials. A zoning variance for Argo Investment Co was denied by the Board of Zoning Appeals for the northeast corner of 1th and Mo Streets.
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Griff’s of America, Inc
Lawrence
Mud Creek
Missouri
Maine
Massachusetts Street
Wells
Commission
Planning Commission
Don Metzler
Delbert Erhart
Harold Allen
Pulliam
Ken Thompson
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lth and
Mo. Sts
Stanley Christopher
Argo Investment Co
Snowy Streets Blamed For 12 Tuesday Wrecks
Snow-covered streets caused twelve Lawrence traffic accidents on Tuesday. Most injuries were minor with two whiplash cases in a two-car crash at 8 05 a.m. at 19th and N H Streets. Nolan Wingert and his daughter Shery suffered whiplash. another driver was Jackson Mitchell. Vehicle damage was about $500.
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Lawrence
Nolan E. Wingert
Brook
Shery
N. H. Sts
Jackson C. Mitchell
Learnard
Robbery At Kirby's Mobil Service Station Reported
Approximately $75 was taken Tuesday afternoon from the cash register at Kirby's Mobil Service Station. Detective Lt. Dick Stanwix said a lone male entered the office while the attendant worked on a car and fled south on Kentucky Street.
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Kirby’s Mobil
Dick Stanwix
Kentucky Street
Stanwix
KU Alumni, Business Leaders Named In State Profiles
Br continues detailing KU alumni and associates from Junction City Wichita Hays and Iola. Profiles include Tim Haines president roles in banks and chambers Kansan committees and city planning. Immel Hartman Sleeper and others hold posts in banking oil law and local education.
Welfare Mandate Clears House In Topeka
An appropriations bill with a mandate for the Social Welfare Department to publish its regulations passed the Kansas House by 110 to 0 and was sent to the Senate.
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Topeka
Social Welfare Department
Ts House
Senate
KU Grad Couple in Design Colder Than Most This Year
Design graduate students John and Dorothy Satterfield are in Kansas for KU's arts and crafts program after a Peace Corps stint in South America Their winter in a Peruvian jungle village inspired work in silversmithing weaving textiles and ceramics They plan to return to aid developing countries by improving craft industries and teaching design skills Their previous life included a Florida art studio and a traveling folk art show in Lima
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Design
John
Dorothy Satterfield
Kansas University
South America
Satterfields
Florida
Florida University
Kansas
Mrs. Satterfield
Arts and Crafts Peace Corps
Peace Corps
Agency For International Development
America
Satterfield
Lima
New Revere Is No Fan Of Horses
Boston AP profile of Paul Revere Jr., descendant of the midnight rider, who travels 150 miles daily as a sales engineer for Revere Copper & Brass. He recalls skepticism about his name, praises his ancestor’s industriousness, and notes the Longfellow poem shaping public memory. He lives in Acton with wife and two children.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Paul Revere Jr
Midnight Rider
Lexington
Concord
Revere
Bowdoin College
Maine
Acton
Paul III
Avery
Paul Jr
New England
Revere Copper & Brass Co
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Esther Forbes
Longfellow
Actor William Harrigan Dies at 79
New York actor William Harrigan 79 longtime star of stage and screen died Tuesday in St. Luke's Hospital after a career notably including the captain role in Mr. Roberts.
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New York
William Harrigan
Mr. Roberts
St. Luke’s Hospital
Largest 1966 Kansas highway budget advances in House
The House gave preliminary approval to the 145.4 million highway appropriation bill, striking a 100 thousand Arkansas River bridge item in Edwards County. The package totals 734 thousand dollars for state parks road construction, despite Gov. Avery's request to shield highway funds.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Commission
Edwards County
William H. Avery
Avery
Senate Education Amendment Debate Scheduled in Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate planned a debate on a proposed education amendment to the state Constitution. Sen Joseph Harder predicted it would pass. The 27 member Republican caucus discussed the measure but did not bind votes and no amendments were offered.
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TO Pera
Kansas Senate
Joseph Harder
R Moundridge
Senate Education Committee
Republican
Rumsey Funeral Notice Brief
Obituary notice indicates a funeral service for Rumsey with contact number VI 8 6111. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Vote Due Today On School Funds
The Kansas Senate faced a final vote on the public school appropriation for the year starting July 1. The debate centered on a $12 million federal aid program for low income areas and libraries, with senators wary of federal involvement and potential future state costs. The bill would allocate $103 million for state school aid next year, including $83.6 million for the foundation finance plan. The Senate also approved a $107 million bill for colleges and universities and sent it to the House.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Senate
House
Lawrence High Student Nominated to Naval Academy
U S Rep Robert Ellsworth informs 18 year old Lawrence High School senior David Pickett that he has been formally nominated for appointment to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Pickett son of Mr and Mrs Robert Pickett of 721 N 3rd St Lawrence concentrates on mathematics and has passed a long series of tests for the appointment. He is a former Journal World carrier boy and a winner of an Inland Daily Press Newspaperboy Award.
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U. S
Robert Ellsworth
R-Kan
David Pickett
Lawrence High School
Young Pickett
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
David
Robert Pickett
N. 3Rd St
Lawrence
Naval Academy
Stokely-Van Camp
Journal-World
Inland Daily Press
51 Year Old Wife Delivers Twins in Kansas City
A 51 year old woman from near Kearney Missouri gave birth to twin girls TiMaes after learning of the pregnancy a month earlier. The mother Mrs. Martin L. Terbush and the twins are in good condition at North Kansas City Memorial Hospital.
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Kansas City
TiMaes
Martin L. Terbush
Kearney
John Williams
Liberty
North Kansas City Memorial Hospital
Williams
Dr. Williams
Three Persons Treated At LMH Unit Tuesday
Three patients with minor injuries were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital emergency room Tuesday afternoon and released. Geoffrey Donnan, 22, of 850 Avalon, cut his right thumb with a putty knife. Clay Shaw, 37, of 721 Schwarz, fell and hurt his left elbow and wore a sling after x rays. Cheryl Henderson, 21, of 643 Tenn, cut her hand on glass while doing dishes. No minors were treated today.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Geoffrey Donnan
Avalon
Clay Shaw
Schwarz
Cheryl Henderson
Tenn
KU Eyes Final Seven Games After Clean Eligibility Report
Kansas basketball coaches anticipate full eligibility for the last seven games as fall exams completed and grades due. Coach Ted Owens expects no problems and Jo Jo White earns eligibility for the February 12 game. Lawrence crews clear snow from streets after a Tuesday storm. State Senator Reynolds Shultz dismisses a 104 percent school funding increase, citing no chance of action. Kansas University sorority rush weeks begin with first invitationals tonight and continue through Tuesday's pledging.
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Kansas
Nine-member committee named for KU centennial celebration
The City Commission appointed nine men to promote Lawrence participation in the Kansas University centennial events from March 31 to May 4. The committee includes James Postma Bill Lienhard Stewart Newlin Tom Maupin John Chaney Dick Raney Bob Schmalberg T J Johnston and Bud Jennings.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
James Postma
Bill Lienhard
Stewart Newlin
Tom Maupin
John Chaney
Dick Raney
Bob Scmalberg
T. J. Johnston
Bud Jennings
Death of Lt. Gen. Arthur Percival Commander of British Malaya
Lt. Gen. Arthur Percival, 78, who led British forces in Malaya when Singapore fell to Japan, died Monday in an officers' hospital in London.
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London
Britain
Malaya
Singapore
Arthur Percival
Adam Haber Dies At Med Center
Adam W. Haber 35 of 2430 Ousdahl Road died this morning at the Kansas University Medical Center from a self inflicted gunshot wound. He was an acting assistant professor of sociology at Kansas University and shot himself outside his apartment after purchasing a .38 revolver the day before. Haber, a native of Poland, held a BA from Washington University in St Louis and was pursuing a PhD at Michigan University.
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Adam W. Haber
Ousdahl Road
Kansas University Medical Center
Haber
Kansas University
Poland
Washington University of St. Louis
Michigan University
Stuttgart High School assembly features Maj. John Duck on rice
In Stuttgart Arkansas students at Stuttgart High School hosted a film about rice with Maj. John Duck, a U.S. Marine speaker, highlighting their town’s rice and duck capital identity.
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Stuttgart, Ark
Stuttgart High School
Rice
U.S
Maj
John Duck
In Memoriam William Cain and Mamie Green Stemens
In memory of William Cain who passed away two years ago today on February 2. Missed by his wife and children. In memory of Mamie Green Stemens who died fourteen years ago today. Cherished by daughters Naomi Snowden Captalia Lopez Alathea Tyler and grandchildren.
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William Cain
Mamie Green Stemens
Noami Snowden
Captalia Lopez
Alathea Tyler
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