Court Sets Guidelines for Kansas Senate Reapportionment
A three judge federal court in Topeka outlines guidelines for Kansas Senate reapportionment warning that failure to act could force at large elections in 1968. The ruling notes 22 percent population variances since 1964 and confirms four year terms avoid extra elections this year. Judge George Templar wrote the opinion with Judge Delmas Hill agreeing. Judge Wesley E Brown dissented.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Senate
Wesley E. Brown
George Templar
Delmas C. Hill
State Senate
Kansas
One Change Seen In House Bill On Reapportionment
In Topeka the House made a single substantial change to its reapportionment bill by adopting Rep. Oren Gray amendments that alter three southeast Kansas districts. Gray shifts population by moving townships between Neosho Labette and Montgomery counties to yield districts around 17 341 to 17 987 population. The House rejected restoring the Johnson County plan and declined to reshape Geary County to include Junction City.
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Topeka
House
Oren Gray
Rparsons
Kansas
Gray
Cherokee County
Mineral
Ross
Sheridan
Labette County
Neosho
Montana
Liberty
North
Labette
Parsons
Neosho County
Montgomery
Drum Creek
West Cherry
Cherry
Shiloh
Lahore
Lincoln
Walton
Montgomery County
Apportionment Committee
Johnson County
D. Wayne Zimmerman
Clathe
Phil L. Woodworth
Mission
Kenith R. Howard Jr
Overland Park
Stan Barnhill
Junction City
Geary County
Mild Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook Tonight Through Saturday
Partly cloudy and mild tonight in northeast Kansas. Saturday brings increasing clouds and a cooler trend with a high near 50 and low around the mid 20s. Temperature readings note yesterday's high 48 and low 38, with year ago records listed as high 8 and low 5.
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Kansas
Deers Ile
Russell and Les Host Key Rexall Shop Visit
Russell and Les visit the Key Rexall Pharmacy for a routine purchase. The brief note records a casual stop and mentions Candie and Re as individuals involved in the scene.
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Russell & Les
Key Rexall
Draft Test Set For Collegians
Washington AP reports selective service college qualification tests will be held nationwide on May 14 May 21 and June 3 Applications must be postmarked by April 23 to the Science Research Associates of Chicago High school seniors and college students are urged to take the test as it adds criteria for local boards in assessing promising students.
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Washington
Science Research Associates of Chicago
Selective Service
Mild Weekend Rain Likely for Lawrence
A mild weekend is ahead for Lawrence with increased cloudiness from a westward cold front. Some moisture may bring rain in the Lawrence area while northern parts of the state could see light snow. temperatures dip to near 28 degrees tonight and Saturday may reach near 50 degrees.
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Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Topeka Weather Bureau
Viet Nam War Death Toll Reaches 2205 in U S
The Defense Department reports 2205 U S servicemen killed in Viet Nam since January 1, 1961 and 10725 wounded. The weekly summary notes 97 deaths and 435 injuries for the week ending last Monday night.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Department
Tornado drill planned for Saturday across districts
Police will trigger a 11 50 a.m. 10 minute tornado warning drill using electronic sirens. Police Chief William Troelstrup says the test aims to familiarize residents with the warble sound and ensure officers patrol their districts with sirens on while county sheriff cars join in.
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William Troelstrup
Haskell
Troelstrup
Hunger Seen as Key Global Danger by Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned the House Agriculture Committee that massive hunger abroad could trigger political chaos and threaten U S security if not checked He urged passage of President Johnsons food for freedom legislation noting foreign food output lags population growth and stresses global stability.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
America
Johnson
U.S
Rusk
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas C. Mann
White House
United States
Morse Claims Fund Bill May Spread Fight
Sen. Wayne Morse, the sharpest Viet Nam critic, warned that the 4.8 billion war funding bill would spread the conflict to Thailand. He urged tying a rider to rescind the 1964 blank-check resolution while Sen. Richard B. Russell prepared a counterproposal reaffirming the pact. Humphrey lobbied in the background as the Senate neared a crucial vote next week.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
Thailand
Oregon Democrat
Senate
Asia
Congress
Morse
U.S
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armed Services Committee
Hanoi
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Armed Services Committee
Oregonian
Georgia Democrat
No Unusual Flu Outbreaks Noted at KU and County
Dr. Raymond Schwegler of Watkins Hospital and Dr. Dale Clinton of the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department said no sizable flu outbreaks are present on the Kansas University campus or in Douglas County. Five students are reported with Asian flu, but officials caution diagnosis may take days or weeks. Flu shots continue with 4 947 injections since fall and 247 given Thursday. authorities note many students remain unvaccinated and advise ongoing vigilance.
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Raymond Schwegler
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Dale Clinton
Lawrence-Douglas County
Douglas County
Watkins
Clinton
Schwegler
KU Fans Rally to Smash Nebraska Car Ahead of Big Eight Clash
Ted Owens grips a sledge hammer to strike a battered car at KU Flint Hall as about 500 students stage a Smash Nebraska pep rally. The wreck is moved to Mount Oread and slated for junkyard removal, with a 17 000 sellout anticipated for the Allen Field House game with Nebraska.
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Kansas
Ted Owens
Nebraska
Mount Oread
Flint Hall
Ku-Nu
Allen
Kansas University
Owens
Ohs
Leo Schrey
Leavenworth
Bob Woody
Bartlesville
Okla
Jim Prager
Annandale
All Student Council
Larry Colburn
Lawrence
Prager
KU Nebraska
Allen Field
Bridal and Wedding Photographs in Page Studio
Bridal and wedding photographs advertised in Page Studio at 721 Mess VI 30330. Studio offers portraits, formal gowns, and candids with professional lighting and prints available.
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Page Studio
KU Day of Jazz to Close Big Eight Basketball Night
KU hosts a day of jazz culminating in a University Theatre concert after the 8 p.m. Allen Fieldhouse game against Nebraska. A 17 000 sellout crowd is expected for the basketball contest as four jazz groups perform for judges and the two winners join the post game show.
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Kansas University
University Theatre
KU Nebraska
Allen Fieldhouse
Blake Biles
Hutchinson
North Texas State University
Denton
Tex
Benny Watson
Wichita State University
Denver University
Rabon Sextet
Kansas City
Kansas Union Ballroom
Clare Fischer
Los Angeles
Calif
Donald Byrd
Columbia University
Phil Woods
New York City
Biles
Kansas Union
McClinton to Speak at KU Greek Week Banquet
Curtis McClinton 1962 KU graduate and AFL star will be guest of honor and speaker at the March 17 KU Greek Week banquet in the Kansas Union. About 1,000 expected. McClinton to discuss Membership Attitudes and will be MC Rod Wilson.
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McClinton
Curtis McClinton
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Gary Gribben
Parsons
Union
Wichita
Kansas City
Douglas State Bank
Kansas City Boys Club
Ymca Board
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rod Wilson
Paola
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Cribben
Hoch Auditorium
Memorial Stadium
Potter Lake
Nkrumah Plans Return to Ghana Rumors Circulate
In a statement from Peking reported by Tass, Kwame Nkrumah said he will return to Ghana soon following talks in Moscow and Peking. The announcement signals imminent movement amid ongoing international diplomacy.
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Moscow
Kwame Nkrumah
Peking
Ghana
Tass
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Detroit
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William Thomas
Journal-World
Journal-World Photo
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Joseph R. Pearson
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Bat the Huskers
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