Hawaii Paradise vs Tourism War
The article surveys Hawaii's natural beauty and the growth of tourism driven by commercial interests. It highlights Oahu and Kauai, noting Waikiki’s crowds, Kauai’s green landscapes, famed Hanalei Bay, and South Pacific filming, while warning development is reshaping the islands.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Waikiki Beach
Oahu
Kauai
Hanalei Plantation
Coca Palms
Waiohai
Hanalei Bay
Douglas County
Wailua
Africa
Kansas
Mount Waialeale
Douglas County Faces Two House Seats Under Reapportionment
State Rep. John Vogel outlines a new two seat plan for Douglas County. The 39th District would cover Grant Township North Lawrence and parts of Lawrence and Wakarusa Township. The 40th would include Lawrence west of Massachusetts Street and western Wakarusa. Populations hover near 17 500 and 18 000.
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John Vogel
Douglas County
Kansas House of Representatives
Grant Township
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Wakarusa Township
Louisiana Street
Eudora City
Baldwin City
Palmyra
Willow Springs
Wakarusa
Louisiana
Vogel
Lecompton City
Kanwaka
Jefferson County
John Bowers
Clinton
Marion
Osage County
Charles McCall
Tide of Battle Turning in Viet Nam
President Johnson, denying mindless escalation, says the tide of battle has turned in Viet Nam. In a national address from New York, he cites limited objectives and minimum force under careful control, while dissent interrupts with a protester pulled from a Freedom House event. The man, James Peck, was charged with resisting arrest and disrupting a lawful meeting with a $3000 bond.
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Viet
New York
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Washington
Freedom House
Secret Service
James Peck
War Registers League
Peck
Bond
Lawrence Kennel Club Plans 10th Annual Show and Trial
The Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club announces its 10th annual dog show and obedience trial set for May 14 at the Douglas County 4H Fairgrounds. About 800 exhibitors are expected with judges including Dr. Harold L. Huggins and Langdon L. Skarda. Nearly 800 participants from Florida to California projected. breeds listed include Afghan Hound Vizsla and Lhasa Apso. The club offers March and April obedience and exhibition classes for locals. In 1965 over 750 dogs entered in conformation, 60 in obedience, with 76 breeds represented.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Burton Perdue
Douglas County
Fairgrounds
Perdue
Harold L. Huggins
Denver
Colo
Virgil D. Johnson
Savannah
Langdon L. Skarda
Clovis
N.M
Robert Waters
Surrey
British Columbia
Can
F. A. Dashher
Omaha
Neb
Florida
California
Lawrence Area
Kennel Club
National Legion Commander to Visit Kansas March 4 5
L Eldon James national commander of the American Legion will visit Lawrence on Saturday March 5 to join the Pancake Feed at the Community Building and cook with the chef crew. He will be in Atchison on Friday March 4 for the dedication of the new 350000 Legion post headquarters and attend dedication ceremonies for the Ogden Kansas post home that night.
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L. Eldon James
The
American Legion
Lawrence
Legion
James
Atchison
Ogden, Kan
Hampton
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
W. L. Lehr
Hutchinson
Leo Conrad
Russell
Don Jansen
Holyrood
John Crum
Wellington
Kenneth Young
Topeka
Wayne Scenogle
Hugh Smith
Floyd J. Rogers
Dendron
William and Mary College
George Washington University
National Legion
Portland
Ore
Sedgwick School Man Seeks State Superintendent Post
Robert H. Saft Sedgwick County superintendent of schools announced his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for state superintendent of public instruction. He runs opposing the removal of the office from direct people control.
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Robert H. Saft
Sedgwick County
KU Freshman Improves After Feb 19 Mishap
KU freshman Roy E. Ranney of Wichita was upgraded to fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at 23rd Street and Haskell Avenue. Three other injured people remained in fair condition, including Rosemarie Roche of Manhattan and her son Greg 13, Emily Benson of El Dorado, and driver George D. Kasten from Independence who had been released. Bonita Wingard of Independence was listed in good condition at Watkins.
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Roy E. Ranney
Kansas University
Wichita
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
23Rd Street
Haskell Avenue
Rosemarie Roche
Manhattan
Greg
Emily Benson
el Dorado
Independence
Kasten
Watkins Hospital
Roche
Lawrence Memorial
Bonita A. Wingard
Watkins
Williams Brothers Lead Topeka Bank Charter Effort
A Topeka meeting is planned as Williams brothers Odd and Skipper Williams join a group seeking a charter for a new state bank in Topeka. Other members include Jack Barr of Scoti and Topeka realtor Robert Taggart. The Williamses sit on the board of Douglas County State Bank in Lawrence.
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Odd Williams
Skipper Williams
Topeka
Jack Barr
Scoti
Robert Taggart
Williams Brothers
Douglas County State Bank
Lawrence
Herd to keynote Douglas County Democratic Club dinner
State Senator Harold S. Herd of Coldwater will speak at the Douglas County Democratic Club dinner at 6 45 p m on Thursday March 10 in the Crystal Room at the Hotel Eldridge. Invited guests include Robert Docking, Harry Wiles, Frank Theis, Nell Blanders, J Floyd Breeding and Tom Corcoran as the club marks its first major public activity.
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Harold S. Herd
Coldwater
Douglas County
Democratic Club
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Herd
United States
U.S
Darwin Dakoff
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
Harry Wiles
Kansas Corporation Commission
Frank Theis
Nell Blanders
J. Floyd Breeding
Tom Corcoran
Dakoff
Eudoran Man Stable After Limb Accident At Work
Sam Neis aged 42 of Eudora was listed in fairly good condition after a tree limb struck him in the face while operating a bulldozer at work. He was taken to the emergency room, with other patients treated and released this afternoon and morning including Richard Fishburn and William Remmert for finger injuries.
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Sam Neis
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Neis
Richard Fishburn
Richland
William Remmert
Tonganoxie
Fishburn
Remmert
Lawrence to run tornado drill and KU rally events
Lawrence police and Douglas County Civil Defense will stage a 11 50 a m duration ten minute tornado warning test with patrols and sirens. Mayor urges a noon Friday World Day of Prayer moment. A Friday pep rally at Flint Hall precedes a Saturday KU vs Nebraska game with a wrecked car smashing event. Coach Mitchell announces two football signees Rick Durrett and Max Admire to attend KU. Jazz Festival Workshop banner stolen. a Beat the Cornhuskers dummy appeared then was removed.
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Lawrence
Sheriff’s Department
Douglas County Civil Defense
William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Lawrence City Commission
Ernest Pulliam
City Commission
Kansas University
Flint Hall
Nebraska
Ku-Nebraska
Allen Fieldhouse
Jack Mitchell
Max Admire
Brookfield
Mitchell
Rick Durrett
Shawnee Mission High
KU Best Dressed Coed Contest Culminates Tonight
The Kansas University Best Dressed Coed contest will culminate at 7 30 tonight during a style show in the Kansas Union Ballroom. KU coeds will model.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union Ballroom
Juvenile Held For Break-In And Car Thefts
A 17 year old Lawrence juvenile was arrested for two car thefts and a break in at Central Junior High School. He admitted entering the building Tuesday night and breaking a trophy case to steal trophies. He claimed he sought 20 silver dollars once in the case. He later took a downtown car.
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Lawrence
Central Junior High School
Central
Juvenile car thefts, escapes and break-in at Central
A juvenile drove a parked car to 23rd Street then stole another vehicle. He was arrested about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday three miles east of Lawrence on K-10 by private security officer Howard Plitch. Both cars and Central trophies were recovered after entrance gained by breaking a window on the building’s east side. police say no rooms were entered.
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23Rd Street
Lawrence
Howard Plitch
Central
Hospital gratitude message from patients at Memorial Hospital
L R Hollingsworth thanks Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff and doctors Walter Reed and Godwin for good care. He also thanks friends and relatives for cards and visits during his stay. Jack Massey extends gratitude for cards and visits from Dr Walter, Dr Reed, nurses and friends at Memorial Hospital.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walter, Reed and Godwin
L. R. Hollingsworth
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