Storms ease after evacuations along California Oregon border
Residents of the northern California coast near the Oregon line faced floods and high tides from recent storms that forced 1,000 from homes. Most evacuees returned as rail and road routes reopened. Flood damage neared 1 million dollars while a Nevada high pressure system kept most of Northern California dry.
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Crescent City
Calif
Oregon
California
Nevada
Eureka
San Francisco
Mt. Shasta
Sierra Club Outdoor Group
San Francisco Bay Area
California-Oregon Boundary
Reedsport
Ore
Umpqua River
del Norte County
Sheriff's Office
Smith River
Brookings
Winchuck
Chetco
Smith, Eel, Mad
Dunsmuir
Montana
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Upper Michigan
Illinois
Maine
New York
Adirondack
Detroit Lakes
Key West
Fia
Gorillas Sell More Art at Albuquerque Zoo
At the Albuquerque Zoo two gorillas produced seven fingerpaintings with Public Service Co. of New Mexico buying seven works for an undisclosed price. One painting sold for an amount not disclosed and another for an unknown sum as officials hope art sales boost donations.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Aquerque Zoo
Public Service Co. of
New Mexico
Nimitz Hospitalized as Telegrams Pour In
In Oakland California Adm. Chester W. Nimitz is reported hospitalized after illness. Messages of support flood in from military and civilian leaders amid concern for the renowned commander and his health status.
KU Students Plan Panel on The New Left at Valley Fellowship
KU students will join a 10 a.m. Sunday panel at Pleasant Valley meeting house to discuss the political implications of the New Left for universities. Fifth and sixth graders prepare for a Sunday hike weather permitting. An Thanksgiving supper at the meeting house on Thursday the 13th will precede the Fellowship's annual meeting.
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Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley Meeting House
Mee House
Sunflower Village Faces Population Ties to Plant Life
In Sunflower Village Kansas the majority of residents come from nearby towns due to low rents. The Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant’s production outlook shapes housing demand with about 486 permanent apartments remaining from 1959. The village school averages 500 pupils with 16 full time teachers and two music teachers as enrollment trends hinge on plant fortunes.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Eudora
Olathe
L. H. Ensley
Quick Homes, Inc
Ensley
Myrick
Dolores Mills
Sunflower Village
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
No Progress Reported For India and Pakistan at Tashkent Summit
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and President Ayub Khan met in Tashkent for the first time in two days at the deadlocked summit. They talked about fifty times and planned another meeting tonight. a Soviet mediator was present but no breakthrough was reported.
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Tashkent
U.S.S.R
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Shastri
Ayub
Alexei N. Kasyfri
Parking eviction notice for Veal Kay and Jalih
A terse notice reads in garbled form about parking matters affecting Veal Kay and Jalih, with references to home and a phone line. No clear date or authority is identifiable in the readable text.
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Peee
Jalih
Ere
Longtime KU economist Dr. Ise remembered for humane work and books
The article recalls Dr. Ise mother Rosa C Ise funding a historic horse trough dedicated by Teddy Roosevelt in 1910 at South Park. It covers his childhood illness, two years as a humane officer, teaching at Kansas University until 1955, his economics textbook from 1945 to 1965, and other writings. It notes his current health on crutches, retirement, and his son John Jr a physicist in Santa Barbara.
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Ise
John Ise
Kansas University
American Humane Association
Lawrence
James S. Moore
Lawrence Humane Society Inc
The
Humane Society
Charles Ise
Charles
Journal-World Photo
Dr. Ise
Ises
John Jr
Santa Barbara
Calif
Asia Is World’s Largest Continent by Area
Asia covers about 16.9 million square miles, making it the largest continent. Africa follows with 11.5 million square miles and North America at 9.3 million square miles in area ranking.
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Asia
Africa
North America
10 Magic Days Promoted for Lawrence Merchants
Lawrence merchants launch 10 Magic Days of January post-holiday sales from Monday through January 20. The Retail Trade Area Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce sponsors a city wide event with all firms joining. Normal hours remain. special promotions aim to pull shoppers to winter bargains in clothing and related items.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Trade Area Committee
Tuition Payments Held By Sumner County Area
WELLINGTON Kan AP out of district tuition payments exceeding 10 000 to three junior colleges are halted by Sumner County attorney Charles E Watson due to a cost discrepancy The bills total 10 050 at Arkansas City 182 at El Dorado and 267 at Coffeyville The action follows a county commission wait and see stance on paying tuition for students attending colleges in other counties under a 1965 state law
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Wellington
Kan
Charles E. Watson
Sumner County
Watson
Arkansas City
Sumner
el Dorado
Coffeyville
No Viet Bomb Limitation Time Again Seen
Senator Mansfield after a White House briefing with President Johnson said there is no time limit on the bombing pause in North Viet Nam and he does not expect an immediate resumption of attacks. He called Johnson's peace offensive worthwhile and said he expects it to continue.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
White House
Johnson
Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Cigarette Production in North Carolina Surpasses Half of U S Output
A regional industry report notes that more than half of America's cigarettes are manufactured in North Carolina. The finding highlights the state's dominant role in tobacco production and related jobs, with several major mills contributing to the output.
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America
North Carolina
Patricia Wise Wins Dealey Young Artists Auditions
Patricia Wise of Oklahoma City, a Kansas University senior, won first prize of 300 dollars and a recital invitation at the Dealey Young Artists Auditions held December 31 in Dallas. The KU student, an apprentice with Santa Fe Opera last summer, also drew attention from Dallas Civic Opera and Texas State Fair Musicals among 23 singers from five states.
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Patricia Wise
Oklahoma City
Okla
Kansas University
Dealey
Dallas
Tex
Inheritance Tale of 160 Million D Across Peru to Scotland
Mrs. Maria Verrill, wife of a $12,000-a-year machinist, claims a 19th century will still names descendants as heirs and that Antonio De Marin hid 460 million pounds in gold and jewels in Royal Bank of Scotland. Peru reports and bank spokesmen deny any funds exist.
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Los Angeles
Maria Verrill
Antonio Pastor de Marin
Peru
Verrill
de Marin
Royal Bank of Scotland
Edinburgh
Lima
Edinburgh Bank
Bank of Scotland
Sevenyear-old girl saves family from gas heater fumes
In El Sobrante California a 7 year old girl Debra Crouse alerted neighbors when a door was opened and gas fumes filled a home. Two neighbors rescued Mary Johnson 7 Andy Johnson 6 and Eric Johnson 4 and Firefighters revived John and Kay Johnson 31. The family was treated and recovering at Brookside Hospital. Investigators searched for the brave child who left for school to avoid being late.
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EL Sobrante
Calif
Debra Crouse
Mary Johnson
Johnson
Mary
Andy
Eric
Kay
Brookside Hospital
Gull Population Targeted With Treated Grain At Milwaukee Airport
Milwaukee officials employ treated grain to deter gulls drawn to nearby dumps. Airport director Stewart D. Mast says the grains intoxicate birds causing distress calls that drive away others, reducing risk after a gull was sucked into a jet engine.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Gen. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Stewart D. Mast
Dominican provisional government faces crisis over exiled military leaders
In Santo Domingo the provisional government, led by Hector Garcia Godoy, contemplates sending top military figures abroad for diplomacy. The Armed Forces deny a coup and say the National Palace was reinforced while highways were sealed and the radio remained on air.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Organization of American States
OAS
Garcia-Godoy
Francisco Rivera Caminero
Rivera Caminero
Armed Forces
Clearwater Sixth Grade Demonstration After Teacher Dismissal
Clearwater Kansas sixth graders protested the firing of 34 year old teacher Jack Doll at Clearwater Elementary. Principal Ernest Grant declined to discuss reasons while Doll accused lack of lesson plans and disagreement over corporal punishment policies. Doll predicted possible $2500 contract claim and said faculty will request Kansas State Teachers Association review. Students chanted for Mr Doll outside the school.
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Clearwater, Kan
Jack Doll
Clearwater
Ernest Grant
Doll
Pittsburg State College
Kansas State Teachers Association
Peking Claims Planes Hit North Viet Nam Target
Peking Radio said three U.S. F105s bombed a target in Thanh Hoa Province in North Viet Nam on Wednesday. The U S government said they had no knowledge of any North Viet Nam bombings since December 24 and Washington officials offered no confirmation.
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Tokyo
Peking Radio
U.S
North Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
United States
Washington
State Department
Indian teacher begins five week stint in Lawrence
Mrs. Adarsh Kumari Nanda of Jodhpur India starts five weeks of observation under the International Teacher Development Program. She will observe classes at Lawrence High School Kansas University and Lawrence public schools while staying with Mr and Mrs Jim Lewis at 1014 West 22nd Street Terrace.
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Adarsh Kumari Nanda
Jodhpur
India
Lawrence High School
United States
Nanda
Lawrence
Kansas University
Lawrence Public Schools
Jim Lewis
W. 22Nd St
Terr
Lewis
Lawrence High
God Is Dead Leader Offers New Christian Theories
Atlanta AP report profiles Dr. Thom as J. J. Altizer of Emory University and his fellow "God is dead" movement leaders, who argue God died in Christ and Christianity now reveals a new form of redemption. A dissenter warns Emory alumni against supporting a $25 million building fund.
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God
Atlanta, Ga
Christ
Thomas J. J. Altizer
Altizer
Emory
William Hamilton
Colgate University
Paul van Buren
Temple University
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