City Commission Sets Water Study With Black and Veatch
The City Commission at City Hall approved a $13 500 contract with Black and Veatch to study the water system and operations through 2000. City Manager Ray Wells warned of potential water-use limits this summer and noted growth from Lawrence south and west. The report will include demand projections, sources, facilities, and cost estimates.
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City Commission
City Hall
Ray Wells
Black and Veatch
Kansas City
Wells
Kansas River
Clinton
Lawrence
Milton P. Allen
Allen
Ballard
William Simons
Simons
Alee Park
2Nd and Ark. Ts
Crowther to Speak at Kansas Seminar on Mass Media
Bosley Crowther of the New York Times will lecture during the Seminar on the Mass Media in a Free Society at Kansas University April 28 to 30. He is among five speakers and will join commentators like Erwin D. Canham Ben Hibbs and Norman Isaacs in critiquing journalism and film.
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Bosley Crowther
New York Times
Kansas University
Crowther
Bill D. Moyers
Lyndon Johnson
Newsday
Ben Bagdikian
Carl T. Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Stan Freberg
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
E. Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Norman Isaacs
Louisville Courier- Journal
Sistant
Paul Miller
Gannett Newspapers
Lindley
Newsweek
Washington
Times
New York
MGM
Louis B. Mayer
Clergyman Daniel A Poling Dies in Philadelphia
Dr Daniel A Poling 83 former editor of the Christian Herald and founder of the Chapel of the Four Chaplains died at University Hospital Philadelphia He arrived from New York for an interdenominational chapel anniversary dinner in Philadelphia on Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Daniel A. Poling
The
Christian Herald
Chapel of the
University Hospital
Poling
New York
Bank lease talks near with city on 9th and Mass site
First National Bank officials said they will send a letter of intent to the City Commission for leasing two upper floors and lobby space in a proposed building at 9th and Mass. The deal outlines a 13 000 square foot area for 40 888 dollars yearly plus 225 square feet of lobby space and tax and partition costs. The plan would follow the state's cash basis law, said City Attorney Milton P. Allen. The tentative agreement was announced at a Virginia Inn luncheon.
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First National Bank
City Commission
9Th and
Mass. Sts
Milton P. Allen
Virginia Inn
U S Icers Suffer Second Olympic Loss in Paris
Sweden defeats the United States 4 3 in Grenoble as U S skater Craig Falkman breaks his right ankle. Billy Kidd injures an ankle in practice, casting doubt on his downhill. Peggy Fleming leads in ladies figure skating while Franco Nones shocks in cross country.
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Grenoble
France
United States
Craig Falkman
Falkman
U. S
Billy Kidd
Bob Beattie
Kidd
Peggy Fleming
Italy
Franco Nones
National Legion Chief To Visit Here Feb 17
The national commander of the American Legion William Eugene Galbraith 41 of Beemer Nebraska will visit Lawrence on February 17. He will be honored during halftime of the Kansas University Nebraska University basketball game. The Argonne Rebels of Great Bend the state champion drum and bugle corps will perform during halftime.
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American Legion
Lawrence
William Eugene Galbraith
Beemer
Neb
Kansas University Nebraska University
Argonne Rebels
Great Bend
Clark Clark Motors Low Bid For Sheriff Patrol Cars
Douglas County Commissioners approved a $3,416.50 low bid by Jim Clark Motors for two new sheriff's office patrol cars this morning.
Yes Vote By Eudorans For Library Project
Eudora residents approved a permanent library with a 1 mill tax cap in 1969 though three ballots were voided. The library will join the Northeast Kansas Library System and remain at 727 Main with full time staff and volunteers cataloguing about 2100 volumes. The Eudora Township Board will name a new library board and meet March 6 with the steering committee to set policy.
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Eudora
Northeast
Kansas
Lloyd Brecheisen
Main
Eudora Township
Brecheisen
Norma Lutz
Jet Crash Kills Two On Vancouver Landing
A Canadian Pacific Airlines 707 crashed after landing in heavy fog at Vancouver International Airport. Two people were killed and 14 injured as the four engine jet veered off the runway, struck four light planes, and crashed into the Department of Transport building and a small engineering structure. The purser's body was recovered from the wreckage.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vancouver International
CPA
Department of Transport
Honolulu
Air Canada
Dutch lower house votes to condemn Vietnam suffering
The Dutch parliament's lower chamber passed a motion expressing shock at the Vietnamese people's suffering and fear of a new escalation in the Vietnam War.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Vietnam
Rumsey Muneral Home Ownership Listing Noted
Fred and Oscar Rumsey are listed as owners of Rumsey Muneral Home under the designation V1 351 LL AY, indicating a corporate or limited liability structure.
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Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Rumsey Muneral Home
Kansas redistricting bill nears final House vote
TOPEKA AP report states a bill reapportioning the 40 Kansas state senatorial districts moved closer to final passage as the House approved the version 67 54 and sent it to the Senate for a final vote. A Senate committee also killed Sunday sales bills by a 6 5 vote to table them.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Kan
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Bullpup missile sinks Navy res cue ship near California barge
A Bullpup missile misfire sank a Navy rescue ship loaded with 1200 gallons of aviation gasoline off Point Mugu California. All six crewmen were thrown into the water but saved with minor injuries after a helicopter plucked them to a base clinic.
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Point Mugu
Calif
Navy
Johnson travel tax plan worries Europe and Asia
President Johnson's proposal for a graduated travel tax on international trips and higher levies on overseas tickets unsettles Europe and parts of Asia while Latin America welcomes the plan. The package also lowers the duty-free allowance from 100 to 10 dollars as a step to reduce the U.S. balance of payments deficit.
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Paris
Johnson
Europe
Asia
Latin America
U.S
Docking Defends Montgomery Role in Kansas
Gov. Robert Docking rejected calls to resign Highway Director John Montgomery amid charges from Rep. Ben Foster that contracts were awarded on political patronage. Foster also claimed Montgomery misstated that a single firm dominated state business, naming a former Republican state chairman among its senior partners.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
John Montgomery
Ben Foster
Richita
Foster
Montgomery
Docking
Mongomery
Submarines Refitted Russ Double Missile Range
Soviet G Class submarines are reportedly being refitted to fire ballistic missiles from submerged positions with an estimated range of 800 miles. The program follows U.S. Polaris technology, though how Washington learned details remains undisclosed.
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Washington
Ussr
Pentagon
U.S
Soviet Union
Eurasian
United States
Ning Tower
Remembrance Push Amid Communist Offensive Surge
Lawrence Journal-World readers urged action to support area servicemen listed in the paper's Christmas Remembrance. A reader suggested sending a letter card or package to boost morale during the critical period.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Blithe Spirit at Kansas University opens in Murphy Hall
The Kansas University Theatre production Blithe Spirit opens at 8 20 tonight in Murphy Hall. Performances run 8 20 p m Thursday through Saturday with a 2 30 p m Sunday matinee.
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Kansas University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Pueblo crew recovery and radar questions echo in Congress
Kansan reports on Pueblo crew fate and questions in Congress. Jon Woelk, Navy veteran, awaits return to Wichita State University while working in a Wichita paint factory. Sen Mundt presses radar coverage questions as Aiken speculates on an apology to North Korea. Dirksen notes taped briefings but offers few details.
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Jon W. Woelk
Wichita
Wichita State University
Woelk
United States
Robert J. Chicca
Creswell
Ore
Hodges
Creswell High School
Navy
Wonsan
Congress
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
North Korea
South Dakota
Republican
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
White House
Pueblo
Mundt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Dayan says Arabs too weak to start war without help
Israel's Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told a Jerusalem audience that Arabs are too weak to attack again without a major foreign power. He doubted Soviet encouragement of big-scale war but urged readiness on a war footing amid Arab arms buildup. Soviet sources warned of a possible April Syrian attack but said Moscow would avoid nuclear confrontation with the United States.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Soviet Union
Jerusalem Students Association
Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
United States
Lang Vei Camp Fights Draw Heavy U S Backing
North Vietnamese armor and infantry attacked Lang Vei camp with 1 130 tanks and troops. The bridgehead camp held by 300 400 South Vietnamese Montagnard irregulars and advisers faced flamethrowers and barbed wire as U S Marine artillery air power and radio contact endured through the night.
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Lang Vei
U.S
Khe Sanh
Enterprise Recalled From Sea of Japan Action
U S authorities pulled the 85 000 ton aircraft carrier USS Enterprise from the Sea of Japan after the Pueblo incident The carrier had just left Japan for South Vietnam and was redirected to the Sea of Japan following North Korea’s seizure of the U S intelligence vessel on January 23
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Washington
United States
Sea of Japan
Pueblo
Japan
South Vietnam
U.S
KU String Recital by Blaas and Abbott at Swarthout Hall
K U associate professor Karel Blaas violin viola and KU piano instructor Jane Abbott will perform in a public recital at 8 tonight in Swarthout Recital Hall. They will play Beethoven Sonata No 5 Wilder Sonata and Brahms Sonata in E flat.
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Karel Blaas
Kansas University
Jane Abbott
Swarthout Recital Hall
Blaas
Miss Abbott
Beethoven
Alec Wilder
Brahms
Card of Thanks for James L. Self and Bechards
The family expresses gratitude for cards of sympathy flowers and food. Thanks to East Heights Baptist Church Haskell Baptist Mission DuPont employees and the Kansas National Guard for their sympathy.
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Haskell
DuPont
Kansas National Guard
James L. Self
Bechards
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