Strains in US Britain Ties Highlight Policy Clash
The Saturday Column argues that U S and England face a potential rift driven by White House policy and British actions. It cites Vietnam costs and casualties, aid misdirection, and British support for Cuba and Rhodesia sanctions as weakening ties.
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Kansas highway chief eyes simpler tag renewal system
TOPEKA AP Kansas' new director of highways John Montgomery says Gov Docking asked him to streamline motor tag renewals. He aims to make the process less time consuming for applicants reduce confusion in forms and remove tag lines at county courthouses.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Montgomery
Robert Docking
Sound of Music closes after six year London run
The Rodger and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music closed at London’s Palace Theater after 2385 performances spanning nearly six years. Critics panned the opening night but the show drew about three million attendees and grossed more than 5.6 million dollars.
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London
Sound of Music
Palace Theater
Plymouth Church Plans Annual Meeting Wednesday
The Plymouth Congregational Church will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday starting with a supper at 6 15. Reports will be presented officers elected and the 1967 budget discussed. Dinner reservations must be made by Tuesday noon in the church office. January Calendar women are in charge of the dinner.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
FCC expands CATV inquiry adds 11 firms
Washington AP The Federal Communications Commission broadened its probe into relationships between the Community Antenna Television industry and telephone companies by adding 11 companies to the study. The list includes General Telephone Cos. of Ohio Pennsylvania and the Southwest affiliates of General Telephone and Electronics and eight United Utilities Inc affiliates across Intermountain Arkansas the Carolinas Iowa Kansas Missouri the Northwest and Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Southwest
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United Utilities Inc
Intermountain
Arkansas
Carolinas
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Northwest
Protest grows on Reagan move in California colleges
Berkeley reports a protest over Governor Reagan's proposed budget cuts to the University of California and state colleges. UC President Kerr asks chancellors to pause admissions for the 1967 fall term until a Berkeley meeting. Student leaders at San Francisco, Hayward, Sonoma and San Jose State pledge a letter writing push to Reagan and lawmakers.
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Calif
University of California
Clark Kerr
San Francisco
Hayward
Sonoma
San Jose State College
Reagan
James Nixon
San Francisco State
Overseas Postage Rates Increase Thirteen Percent
United States post offices will raise overseas postage by 13 percent effective May 1. Airmail to the Caribbean rises 2 cents to 15 cents per half ounce, Europe and North Africa to 20 cents, while rest of world letters stay at 25 cents. Surface mail goes 11 to 13 cents, postcards 7 to 8 cents. Canada Mexico and Vietnam servicemen mail remain at domestic rates.
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Hemisphere
Europe
North Africa
Canada
Mexico
Vietnam
Two Men Bound Over In KU Coed Kidnapping
Lawrence, Kan. Two men Kenneth R. Hatcher 37 of 765 Lyon St and James M. Thompson 29 of 1339 Del St were bound over to the February term of District Court on charges of kidnapping a Kansas University freshman coed taken Oct 22 near the Pioneer Cemetery on Iowa Street. They were free on $5,000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing before County Judge Charles C. Rankin Friday. continuances dated Nov 10 Nov 29 Dec 16 and Dec 30 preceded the bound over ruling.
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Kansas University
Pioneer Cemetery
Iowa Street
Kenneth R. Hatcher
Lyon St
James M. Thompson
del. St
Charles C. Rankin
Bridge and Slimnastics Classes Began Next Week
Bridge lessons start Monday at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. at the South Park Recreation Center. Twelve lessons with open practice time afterward invite adults and senior high students. A slimnastics class runs Tuesday 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. for women of all ages with a small materials fee. For information call 613-7644.
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George Moore to Speak at Rotary Club Noon Meeting
George Moore director of the Kansas Fish and Game Commission will be featured speaker at the Lawrence Rotary Club noon meeting Monday at the Hotel Eldridge. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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George Moore
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Lawrence Rotary Club
Eldridge
Kansas Geologist Leads Japan Field Institute Plan
Daniel F. Merriam of Kansas University will direct a six week international field institute in Japan funded by a 57 335 grant from the National Science Foundation. About 200 geology professors from U S graduate schools will participate as Japan hosts leading scientists from Hokkaido University and others to exchange research materials and expertise. Merriam plans to visit Japan in March and April to finalize arrangements.
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State Geological Survey
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Hokkaido University
Raymond C. Moore
Summerfield
Resignation of State Securities Official Leads to Questions
Wilsonwell comments on politics and a shakeup as Pringle, head of the State Securities Commission, plans to resign Friday to become chief counsel at a different state agency next month. He notes no charges have been made and says innuendo about using influence involves only questions so far.
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Pringle
Wilson
Lawrence High 1906 commencement invitation found in old cabinet
A 1906 Lawrence High School commencement invitation was found in a niche of an old cabinet at 206 S. 18th St. The item, with Old English lettering, was in remarkably good condition and remains in its original envelope.
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Lawrence High School
Bowersock Opera House
James
S. 18Th St
LHS
Fireman Doyle Headley In Fair Condition After Knee Surgery
Fireman Good Doyle Headley who was injured December 28 in the downtown blaze is listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after knee surgery Friday afternoon. Officials noted a good night for Headley. Jim Collins former assistant chief of the Lawrence Police Department is listed in good condition at LMH after a possible gall bladder attack. Collins arrived Thursday night and had a good night.
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Doyle Headley
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jim Collins
Lawrence
Johnson Outlines Three Step Plan to Aid Poor Kindergarteners
President Johnson to seek Congress action on a triad of education measures. Create neighborhood child development centers offering health and education for infants and toddlers. Open Head Start to three year olds. Allocate 135 million dollars to cut class size and hire teachers in poverty area elementary grades. White House warns this may be the extent of new proposals this year.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
State of the Union
Office of Education
Non Injury Wreck on 23rd and Ala Streets
At 12 45 this morning a collision occurred at 23rd and Ala Streets between a car driven by Paul R Nelson 25 of 1605 W 9th St and a station wagon driven by Don ald M Carttar 42 of 2224 Barker Ave The Carttar vehicle sustained 210 dollars in damage and Nelsons auto 250 dollars of damage.
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Ala. Sts
Paul R. Nelson
W. 9Th St
Donald M. Carttar
Barker Ave
Carttar
Nelson
Missing Denise Gunn Found After Six Hours Help
Lawrence Police Department and community members assisted in locating Denise Gunn who was missing for six hours. Mr and Mrs Ewing Gunn express gratitude for the help and kindness received during the search.
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Lawrence Police Dept
K.L.W.N
Denise
Ewing Gunn
Community thanks for sympathy after C. J. Mills death
The Mills family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for acts of kindness and sympathy following the death of C. J. Mills. Mrs. C. J. Mills and children extend thanks to all who offered support.
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C. J. Mills
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