McCarthy Sees New Hampshire Primary as Difficult Test
Senator Eugene McCarthy acknowledged that New Hampshire's presidential primary on March 12 will be a hard test for his Vietnam peace candidacy. He vowed to continue his campaign through other primaries in Wisconsin Massachusetts Nebraska Oregon and California. He plans a brief January visit to New Hampshire with principal efforts in February.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
New Hampshire
Johnson
Minnesota Democrat
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Oregon
California
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Vietnam
New Jersey
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ripon Sciety
West Virginia
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kennedy
White House
Romney
Ripon Society
John Kennedy
New York
Paris
the Forum
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Sheriff Johnson seeks continuous county law enforcement tenure
The article outlines Sheriff Johnson’s push to extend term limits so the county can maintain experienced leadership as the department grows. It notes an increase from three to six patrol cars and 24 hour patrols, plus expansion of the check bureau and deputy training. Johnson holds multiple law enforcement and civic memberships and has deep Douglas County roots.
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The
Kansas Sheriff’s Association
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Fraternal Order of Police
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Douglas County
Lawrence High School
Future Farmers of America
Lawrence
A. M. Flory
Travis Glass
Billy Hodson
Sheriff's
Hodson
City Water Department
Sheriff's Office
Fred Broeker
Rex L
Marie Petefish Johnson
Plymouth Congregational Church
Shirley Baker
Allen
Dale
David
Susan
One-Car Crash Injures Two at 11th and Miss Sts
A car driven by Paul Stark Jr. of 1120 W 11th St. ran out of control at 5 15 p m and struck a utility pole at 11th and Miss Sts Two occupants John W Gliessman 20 of 1120 W 11th St sustained minor injuries not requiring hospital treatment
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11Th and Miss
Sts
Paul Stark Jr
W. 11Th St
11Th and
Miss. Sts
John W. Gliessman
Kansas Leads in Mental Health Development Milestone
Kansas has emerged as a pioneer in mental health efforts and now ranks among the leading states in mental health development with ongoing initiatives and programs advancing community care and support.
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Kansas
Jackman Ranch Sold to Black Hat Cattle Companies
The 1,800 acre Mill Iron Lazy Three Ranch near Richland on Route 2, southwest of Lawrence, owned by F. C. and R. C. Jackman, was sold to Black Hat Cattle Companies of Lawrence. New owners will run a cattle operation, with possession taken last year.
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F. C. Jackman
Lawrence
R. C. Jackman
Kansas City
Black Hat Cattle Companies
Route 2
Richland
Mark Moore
Docking to Wait On Appointment
Gov Robert Docking will name a new Kansas Board of Regents member after Jan 11 with the next meeting set for Jan 18. The current nine member board shifts when Docking selects a replacement for Clement Hall, who has not sought another term.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas Board of Regents
Docking
Thomas J. Griffith
Manhattan
William Avery
Clement Hall
Coffeyville
Hall
Dwight Klinger
Ashland
Eldon Sloan
Lawrence Morgan
Goodland
Republican
Griffith
A. H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Gresham and Company
John F. Eberhardt
Wichita
C. N
Ned) Cushing
Downs
Henry Bubb
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan
LSD film shown with panel at Lawrence High School
A 7:30 program tonight in the Lawrence High School auditorium will present a film on LSD followed by a parent panel discussion. Dr. Raymond Schwegler, head of Kansas University student health services, will lead the discussion.
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Lawrence High School
Raymond Schwegler
Kansas University Student Healthy Services
Governor proposes 675 million state budget in 1968 plans
Governor Docking indicated a next week budget recommendation near 675 million dollars. He spoke by phone to Coffeyville Junior College students about plans to deliver a combined budget and legislative message on January 11. He discussed constitutional revision and noted death penalty abolition proposals, but did not endorse changes.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Coffeyville Junior College
Docking
James Bibb
Kansas
Jerry Griffith
D-Derby
Griffith
Last Quintuplet Dies Amid Hope For Remaining Siblings
In Brisbane Australia the lastborn quintuplet died at age four days after an illness. Geoffrey Roger died midafternoon while the other four babies remained in satisfactory condition. The quints were Australia’s first such birth, born within an hour and 15 minutes on Sunday.
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Brisbane
Australia
Patricia Braham
Geoffrey Roger
Braham
Americans Die in Vietnam Toll Rises Over Christmas Week
U S combat deaths totaled 185 last week up from 166. wounded drop to 437 from 1,361. U S and South Vietnamese commands report 1,438 enemy killed, with 486000 American troops in South Vietnam, up 8000 in a week. South Vietnamese and other allied casualties shift modestly.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Christmas vacation ends for Haskell Institute students
In Lawrence the Christmas break ends for over 1,000 Haskell Institute students but only about 600 return to classes. Officials report 400 from northern districts unable to come due to icy roads and bad weather. buses are limited in Oklahoma. St John’s School dismisses 300 students after heating system failure. classes resume Monday.
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Haskell Institute
Thomas Tommaney
St. John’s School
St. John’s
Birds Find Food With Sheltered Feeders In Winter
Birds struggle for food and water as winter bites. Sheltered feeders attract and conserve seed, drawing observers to watch feeding, while uncovered grain on ground or snow wastes feed and is easily found by birds.
Paracort price cut announced for arthritis drug
Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin alerts that Parke Davis & Co in Detroit has notified an 80 percent reduction in Paracort price. The drug is used mainly by arthritis patients.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
US Troops Repel North Vietnamese Attacks Near Da Nang
U S troops pursued North Vietnamese forces attempting to overrun three bases near Da Nang as Communist casualties in five northern provinces reached at least 400 since the New Year truce ended. Brig Gen Charles Ryder said about 300 enemy killed, with 26 U S KIA and 149 WIA in Que Son Valley fighting.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
South Vietnam
Que Son
Charles Ryder
Americal Division
Ross
Leslie
Ryder
1St Corps
Quang Tin
Que Son Valley
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Mekong
Costly Yellow Smoke Elimination by CFCA Near Lawrence
Cooperative Farm Chemicals of Lawrence says its four year campaign against the yellow smoke has cost about $800,000 with at least $100,000 yearly anticipated to operate future abatement. The Lawrence nitrate plant remains a pioneer in smoke control as neighbors report fewer complaints and growing industrial interest.
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Lawrence
R. R. Zurbachen
Cfca Manger
The
Journal-World
Zurbachen
CFCA
Zurbuchen
Highway 10
Counties Joust On DeSoto Link
Olathe and Leavenworth County officials traded proposals over funding for shoring up the Kaw River bank near the DeSoto bridge site. Johnson County urged paying 78 percent of the estimated 66 000 cost, matching the bridge’s original cost split with Leavenworth County under federal help.
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Olathe
Leavenworth County
Johnson County
Leavenworth
Kaw River
DeSoto
Herman F. Higgins
Gardner Republican
Kenneth J. Heard
Shawnee
Rex Price
Prairie Village
Price
In Memoriam Edson Clark One Year Remembrance
Wilma Jean Thiry expresses remembrance for Edson Clark who died a year ago on January 4. She thanks friends relatives and hospital staff including Dr Hird Dr Reed and the second floor north nurses for support during illness.
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Edson Clark
Helen Clark
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