Flooding Returns as Northern California Rivers Rise
Northern California rivers fed by new rainstorms and melting snow threaten dozens of communities including areas hit by Christmas week floods. Army and air force helicopters evacuated residents and provided relief as the Eel and Mad rivers threaten towns south of Eureka with crest expected near 21 feet.
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San Francisco
California
Eel River
Army
Air Force
Eureka
Calif
Red Bluff
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Blue Lake
Ruth Dam
Weather outlook for northeast Kansas mild with drizzle
The forecast calls for cloudy and mild conditions in northeast Kansas tonight and Thursday with fog and drizzle possible tonight and Thursday morning. Low temperatures near 35 and daytime high around 56. Historical readings show varied highs and lows across the date with early sunrise and sunset times noted.
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Kansas
Patti Precesseurs
Aunaot
Rumsey Reneeal Howe Ad Ends Without Steps Entering
A damaged entry notes a financial ad for Rumsey Reneeal Howe in Malibu with a $5111 amount. The fragment mentions no steps for entering or leaving, leaving unclear context or action.
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Rumsey Reneeal Howe
Democrats Boost House Control In Committee Posts
Democrats reconfigure House committees strengthening their majority to steer Johnson programs. The Ways and Means shift to 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans boosts health care and Social Security plans, while the Appropriations panel moves to 34-16 in favor of Democrats.
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Washington
Johnson
Rules Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Appropriations
6 Hour Photo Finishing and Fast Color Service Ad
Hixons offers six hour photo finishing and fast color processing service at 721 Saa Avenue. Advertisement highlights quick turnaround and professional results for customers needing rapid prints.
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Hixons
Saa
Dreary Weather Persists in Lawrence Area
Foggy and misty conditions linger in Lawrence with unseasonably mild temperatures. An official 0.02 inch of precipitation was recorded at Kansas University, with possible more rain. Tonight and Thursday will be cloudy and mild, with low temperatures near 35 to 40 and highs around 50.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Weather Station
U. S. Weather Bureau
Topeka
Controversial F111 Conducts Second Test Flight
The supersonic F111, also called the TF X, completed its second test flight from Fort Worth with no incidents reported. Built amid a congressional investigation, the multipurpose fighter rose into clear skies as observers watched.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Dirksen Blocks Move to Ease Senate Filibuster Rule
A bipartisan push to weaken the antifilibuster rule faced a prompt rejection as Everett Dirksen blocked immediate Senate action. Senator Anderson proposed a three fifths cutoff, while Douglas and others sought a simple majority option. Party leaders framed the fight as a defense of Senate deliberation and minority rights amid civil rights tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Anderson
Dirksen
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Strong
Lawrence Adds 68.70 Acres in 1964 Annexation
The city of Lawrence expanded by 68.70 acres in 1964, bringing total area to 5,662.56 acres or 8.85 square miles. Additions include Westridge Addition No. 2 Pioneer Ridge Addition No. 2 and the 4H Fairgrounds. The year nearly doubled 1963 gains and tracks a long trend of growth since 1950.
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Lawrence
Westridge
Pioneer Ridge
KU Rhodes Scholar Balances 23 Credits with Hobbies
George Barisas, a 19 year old Kansas University senior from Kansas City Missouri, holds 23 academic credits across chemistry mathematics German French history and senior seminar. He pursues science poetry car repairs electronics guitar and medieval literature while active in extracurriculars. He chose KU over Yale and earned top science contest honors before entering college. He resides in Templin Hall since freshman year.
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George Barisas
Kansas City
Kansas University
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Journal-World Photo
Barisas
Southeast High School
Indianapolis
Ind
Westinghouse
Yale
Choos
Demonstrations Planned for Lawrence Art Show
The Lawrence Art Guild presents Artists in Action on Sunday January 17 from 2 to 4 pm at the South Park Recreation Center. The event will feature demonstrations in ceramics jewelry oil painting weaving print making sculpture architecture and silk screening with three films shown.
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Lawrence Art Gild
South Park Recreation Center
Robert Nunley
Ohio St
Ing
Eileen Murphy
16Th St
John Talleur
Tenn
Ray Replogle
Rex Replogle
Ind
Charles David Hixon
Route 2
John F. Cook
Route 5
Alex L. Boyle
W. 13Th
Antique theft prompts dealers' alert in York case
Kansas and Kansas City antique dealers were alerted after Mrs. Oscar T. York reported the theft of about two truckloads of European, Egyptian, and Asian antiques from her colonial home near Perry. No clues cited as investigators, including Mervyn Purdy, pursue leads while rain and tracks affect the scene.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Perry
U. S
Oscar T. York
Baldwin
Lawrence
Gordon Rumbaugh
Jefferson County
Rumbaugh
Mervyn Purdy
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
York
Philippines
Jerusalem
Alaska
Hawaii
Alte
Indonesia Withdraws from U N Sparks East Asia Tug of War
Indonesia moves to leave the United Nations prompting a Soviet China diplomatic clash. Moscow warns withdrawal could worsen regional tensions while Peking backs Sukarno's decision as U N debate continues in New York and Jakarta.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Peking
Moscow
Nikolai A. Mikhailov
Subandrio
Kremlin
Asia
Yao Chung-ming
Sukarno
Peking Radio
Peking People's Daily
Lawrence Commission Approves Street Policy and Appoints Members
Lawrence City Commission adopted a new street right of way dedication policy aligning with the comprehensive plan and subdivision regulations. Policy sets standard parkway and arterial widths and authorizes purchasing land over 100 feet. Raymond Pine named to fill John Vogel’s rural planning seat. Richard Peters named to replace Ethan Smith as city treasurer.
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Lawrence
Raymond Pine
John Vogel
Lawrence Planning Commission
Richard Peters
Ethan Smith
Vogel
Kansas
Local Ski Resort Sets November Opening Near Blue Mound
Kansas University students and Lawrence residents will be able to ski at Mont Bleu near Blue Mound five miles southeast of Lawrence. Opening is set for November 1965 after delays due to engineering and financial issues. The project includes a 1,400 foot artificial slope, two rope tows, night lighting, a 230 foot peak, and a 65 acre lease from Hobart Lutz with Rudy Voldrich training skiers.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Blue Mound
William Triplett
Topeka
Dr. Triplett
Rudy Voldrich
Squaw Valley
Triplett
Hobart Lutz
Kansas City
Mont Bleu
Rabbit Hunting Season Opens With License Rule Reminder
Game protector George Schlecy of Lawrence says rabbits are in season now with a valid license required. The season was closed in parts of late fall but has been open since early December. Kansas regs set a daily bag limit of 10 cottontails and a possession limit of 20. jack rabbits have no bag limit. Shooting hours are half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Officers urge hunters to carry valid licenses before going out.
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George Schlecy
Lawrence
Kansas
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